Ralli Plot Rumors Tie Greek Crisis to Greece Turmoil
Athens and London dispatches report a conspiracy implicating Prime Minister Ralli and cabinet members in a bid to overthrow the Greek dynasty. Indemnity demands, reduced Greek forces, and fleet concessions are cited as Turkish pressures amid Greece Turkey tensions.
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Times
Crete
Spanish attack on Calhoun cited in Havana reports
In Havana June 1 W J Calhoun United States commissioner inquiring into the Guanabacoa prison death of Dr Ricardo Ruiz defends Pepper as independent of the commission and denies divulging secrets Fishback secretary to Calhoun offers similar remarks Consul General Fitzhugh Lee says he has no control over Havana reports and rejects insinuations of influence by Diario de San Marina
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W. J. Calhoun
United States
Guanabacoa
Ricardo Ruiz
Diaro de la Marina
Washington
Pepper
Calhoun
Cuba
Fitzhugh Lee
Diario de San Marina
Crisis in Madrid as Canovas Del Castillo Faces Probe
Madrid ministers accuse Premier Canovas del Castillo of planning to suspend the chamber next week to delay overthrow of the ministry until October. The Heraldo warns of possible U S intervention in Cuba and questions the Spanish nation's fate after the crisis.
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Cuba
Order Kept as Athens Prepares for Unrest
May 29 Athens reports elaborate measures to preserve order with police gendarmerie and a civilian guard. The interior minister M Theotokis vows strict action against antidynastic movements as warships at Phalerum deter demonstrations. Paris reports Prince Constantine attempted suicide after tensions in Domokos.
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Havemeyer Acquitted in Sugar Trust Trial
Washington May 28 Henry O Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Co faced a contempt case before the senate sugar investigation committee. Defense motions urged a not guilty verdict and the court sustained them dismissing the case. Havemeyer said the verdict was satisfactory to him and to every decent man in the community.
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Washington
Henry O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Senate Sugar Investigation Committee
H. C. Havemeyer
Davis
Sugar Trust Witness Acquitted Over Jurisdiction Questions
In Wasnington on June 2 Judge Bradley directed the jury to acquit John E. Searles the sugar trust witness, ruling that the committee questions were not pertinent and fell outside the committees jurisdiction.
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John E. Searles
Sugar Trust
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Flood Strikes El Paso Leaving 2000 Homeless
In El Paso Texas on May 30 floods displaced over six hundred families or about two thousand people. Water rose to areas around San Antonio street flooding homes and forcing residents to seek shelter. Local leaders including Captain Davis cut a railroad dyke to relieve backwater and allow the floodwaters to recede.
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Ogden Gateway to Open Interchange with Rio Grande Western
Salt Lake City May 1 Porto. The opening of the Ogden gateway between the Oregon Short Line and the Rio Grande Western promises wide benefits for western trade. President Palmer and Vice President Dodge arrive and announce tariffs and schedules are prepared for new traffic.
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Durrant to Hang as Governor Orders Death Watch
Sacramento May 31 Theo dore Durrant will hang on June 11 as ordered by Governor Budd who also placed the death watch on the prisoner at San Quentin Warden Hale was informed by telephone and the governor departed by train for San Francisco amid secrecy surrounding his statement.
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Sugar trust loses bids as Indian office bars 1898 imports
Secretary Bliss approves a court victory but the sugar trust faces a setback in the Indian office. Sugar products will be barred from Indian reservations in 1898 and Holland imports will replace the combine's sugar. The same day in New York the World notes Commissioner William A Jones will reject all bids on the Indian clothing contract for the fiscal year 1398 and call for new bids.
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International Chess Match Result Draw Ends with Two Wins Each
The WasHinatos match concluded with a draw after each side won two games and drew one. Shafroth led the overall score as the victorious player among the participants, prompting cheers across the water for the monarch.
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Race war erupts near Atkins Arkansas in deadly mob violence
Trouble began Sunday night in Lee township Hope county five miles south of Atkins as a gang of three to four negroes attacked two white men with knives and pistols. Five men were killed or fatally wounded including Will Gaylord and Jesse Nickels. A deputy constable shot a white man and Reason Edgge joined in the assault before being arrested. A mob beat Gaylord unconscious after tearing him from his home. he later died. Authorities and a posse, led by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Tom Brooks, await further developments.
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George Edgge
William Gaylord
Tom Brooks
Sioux join Cheyenne Braves in Montana troubles
Special reports from Miles City Montana describe a critical agency situation as Sioux from Dakota join White Bull’s band on the Tongue River. Sheriff Gibbs and deputies plan to serve warrants for three Indians and the agent while Miles City braces for potential violence amid rumors of killings deemed unfounded.
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Passenger Dies of Yellow Fever Aboard Alliance
Angus McClellan, a civil engineer from Pictou Nova Scotia, died at sea from yellow fever after the Alliance arrived from Colon. On May 27 a waiter named Herbert Gill fell ill and was moved to Swinburne Island hospital. Remaining second cabin passengers will be held on Hoffman Island for five days.
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Angus McClellan
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Herbert Gill
Swinburne Island
Hoffman Island
Vatican Aide Targeted in Rome Double Shooting
Rossi a discharged Vatican stable hand tried to kill Commander Martinucci of the major domo in the papal household. Believing he struck dead, Rossi shot himself in the head and is expected to die. The commander will recover.
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Rossi
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Martinucci
Libel suit filed by Flinn and Magee against Quay
State Senators William Flinn and Chris Magee file libel actions alleging 100000 damages each against Hon. Richard Quay son of Senator M S Quay. Quay's counsel enters pleas of not guilty in both cases.
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Pittsburg
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Chris Magee
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Pulaski Calls on McKinley in Washington
Marcus Pulaski of Chicago, a candidate for president of the National League of Republican clubs, visited Washington and called upon Senator Hanna and President McKinley.
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McKinley
Four Children Dead in Denver Train Wagon Crash
Four children died and four were seriously injured when a spring wagon carrying eight youngsters was hit by a Denver and Rio Grande train. Henry Marsan the driver, possibly intoxicated, escaped with minor injuries as the wreck crushed the wagon and its occupants near the city’s southern districts.
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Emile Marsan
Bertha Shoneweess
Eagle Lake Assembly Adjourns After Night Session
The Eagle Lake Presbyterian general assembly adjourned at 11 30 p m after a night session. A motion to extend business hours passed unanimously. The body reaffirmed temperance and morality while noting insufficient data on liquor bills for full judgment.
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Two Saints Canonized In Major St Peters Ceremony
Rome May 26 reports the canonization of Blessed Zaccari founder of the Barnabites and Blessed Fourride Matainitour known as the Apostle of Lorraine. The rite drew about 40 000 worshippers with guards and gendarmes present as Pope’s temporal power had been abolished. The event marked a rare, solemn observance at St Peters with vast crowds and security.
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Tillman Sparks Senate Tariff Talk and Sugar Trust Allegations
Senator Tillman accuses sugar interests of shaping the tariff bill in secret rooms and calls for a special five‑man inquiry. He cites alleged corruption and urges purge if charges prove true. House debate continues as 13 tariff pages advance and attempts to cut window glass duties fail.
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Senate Tariff Debate Advances as Amends Are Defeated
Senator Smith denies stock speculation tied to sugar legislation following Tillman speech. The Senate moves the tariff bill through the metal schedule with few exceptions as West Jones push minority amendments fall 8 to 14. McLaurin is sworn in, bringing the Senate to eight members.
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Tillman
Senator McLauren
South Carolina
House Upholds the Speaker in Lively Washington Session
In a tense House session on June 2, Republicans backed Speaker Reed as minority members led by Richardson and Simpson attacked policy. The body laid on the table Lewis's appeal on a foreign affairs resolution and advanced three special orders including government printing funding and navy vessel contracts for India. Payne stepped back from Frye harbor collision bill to avoid the Point of no return.
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