Debated armor plans split vote on Maine warship armor plant
The vote on a direct proposition and amendments was razor close 23 to 24 against. Senator Chandler charged a fraud in the Harvey armor patent while Spooner urged completing ships and supporting a domestic armor plant. Pettus’s amendment for a government plant failed 22 to 24.
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Princeton and California Duel Track Meet Ends in Princeton Lead
Princeton defeats California by 10 to 2 as 12 events are held at Princeton. Jarvis wins 100 yards and Hutchison takes 120 yard hurdles and 220 yard dash. Cregan wins 440, Coleman ties pole vault for Princeton, Norton clears 11 feet 11 inches to win. Hamlin California withdraws with sprained ankle.
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Jarvis
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Cregan
Drum
California
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Plain
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Smith
Marlon
Coleman
Norton
Carr
Hamlin
Cuban affairs report on Cuba reforms and elections
Horatio Rubens, one of three War Department commissioners overseeing Cuban code reforms, arrives on leave and reports to Secretary Root. He assisted in probing Cuban postal frauds and notes Cuban leaders avoid criticizing the United States. Election preparations push ahead with peaceful conditions for June 16 registration targeting 160000 to 200000 voters.
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Washington
Horatio Rubens
War Department
Root
Meubens
Cuba
Ameican
Mr. Reubens
Abraham Lawshe Named Assistant Auditor for Cuba Post Office
Abraham Lawshe deputy director of the postoffice department is appointed assistant auditor for auditing Cuban post offices. He replaces suspended W H Reeves awaiting investigations of alleged frauds. Lawshe and expert accountant Nettleton will depart for Havana to conduct a thorough inquiry into the Cuban postal service to uncover fraud and bring any involved parties to justice.
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Abraham Lawshe
Postoffice Department
Department of Postoffices
Cuba
W. H. Reeves
Lawshe
Nettleton
Havana
Admiral Dewey and party depart for Knoxville
The itinerary special for Admiral and Mrs. Dewey and their party left Nashville Union Depot at 9 am for Knoxville. The departure lacked ceremony, as escort committee members accompanied the visitors. Farewells were exchanged with mutual regrets and best wishes.
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Tenn
Iternary
Dewey
Union Depot
Knoxville
Transvaal Crisis Seen Driving UK Policy and Australian Federation
London dispatch notes Boer delegates in New York test British resolve as war nears end. Britain predicts peace by June if Kruger accepts a crown colony and military administration. Discussion in Parliament covers federation with Australia and Privy Council limits. Salisbury taunts temperance critics while ministerial conflicts and Irish appointments spark debate.
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Baseball Scores and Batters Across Cities
The chart shows scores from major games with teams including Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago St Louis New York and Boston. It lists batteries for each matchup, noting players such as Callahan Chance Doheny Seymour Bowerman and others, along with park locations like St Louis Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati Sioux City Denver Pueblo Omaha and Notre Dame Cedar Rapids Princeton Harvard Cornell and Wisconsin. A body of Andrew Alt aged 40 is found in Clinton Iowa.
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Doheny
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Bowerman
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Scott
Pletz
Philadelphia
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Douglass
Kling
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Pueblo
Omaha
Ueblo
Reichstag Debates and Naval Talks Stir Berlin Gentry
Berlin dispatch notes tame Reichstag proceedings yet focus on the African steamer bill and naval policy. Liberal leadership seeks cabinet leverage while press factions clash over Austria’s editorist extradition and imperial naval enthusiasm.
Paris Votes in Second Ballot as Municipal Races Tie
Paris faces a crucial second ballot to decide municipal selections amid uncertain majorities. Sunday’s delays leave voters awaiting a pivotal decision shaping political history in the French capital.
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Paris
Corbett-Jeffries Fight Bridge Location Selected
The page notes the Corbett-Jeffries fight with bridge location chosen as part of the coverage. It mentions related events on the editorial pages and other department items across the issue.
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Corbett-Jeffries
High Bridge
Paris Election Outcome Could Shape Municipal Policy
The article analyzes potential Paris municipal election results and their impact on nationalists and radicals. It warns a nationalist victory could push Paris toward anti foreigner policy, while a strong nationalist minority may still influence government decisions.
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France
Paris
St Louis Strikes See Arbitration Efforts Fail
May 12 report from St Louis notes citizens' committee efforts to arbitrate the street railway strike failed as unions and companies disagreed over union recognition. Police aided limited line reopenings while several routes were cut or suspended. Suburban lines largely ran on schedule but city service halted at 7 pm amid violence, arrests, and looming Sunday closure. An all union meeting is planned to decide on sympathy actions, while Chief Campbell fields rest for officers.
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St. Louis
Citizens’ Committee
Page
Campbell
Populist National Committee Names Lincoln Headquarters
Lincoln Nebraska May 12 3 H Edmis ton vice chairman announced today that the populist national committee would establish headquarters in this city. The greater part of the campaign work will be in the hands of Ed miston.
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Neb
H. Edmiston
National Committee Nvouth
Edmisto
DuBuque Bowling Leagues See Rising Averages Across Teams
Organizing talk grows for a semi professional ball team as DuBuque and Marquette leagues report nine or more game averages. Captains Lippincott Stoltz Duffy Klauer and Rohner lead Juniors Micr Kids Third Wards Eurekas Concordias Columbus with scores ranging from 141 to 185.
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Slammer
Dubuque Bowling League
Marquette League
Uptown
Dubuque League
Marquette Hall
Schreiner & Stoltz
Otto
Thos. Feyen
Geo. Lyon
John Kopp
Albert Gmehle
T. H. Duffy
Geo. Schreiner
D.D. Hoffman
Thos. Maguire
Adam ‘Doerr
J. P. Schuler
Harry Glasser
Will Dean
T. H. Vincent
C. A. Wilson
G. H. Coulter
P.walsh
William Klauer
Henry Michel
N. J. Schrup
N. J. Gindrof
F. Pickenbrock
Columbus
John Rohner
John Stecher
Wy. Aw Harry
Frank Fitzloff
Ed. Lentz
Corbett Proves Game In Dubuque Draw Against Sharkey
Jim Corbett remains in strong form after a 23 round battle with Sailor Tom Sharkey in Dubuque. The crowd hailed his endurance and technique while noting the bout increased his nationwide popularity despite the unanimous decision for Sharkey.
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Jim Corbett
Dubuque
Jim
Tom Sharkey
Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Jeffries
Dubuque Prepares For Summer Baseball And Golf
Despite YMCA Sunday baseball ban last summer, Dubuque promoters plan to use the old city park and host weekend games with out of town semi pro teams. Golf interest grows with 65 members at the club and a new state association forming. a regional tournament may be held here at Randall farm links praised as among the best in the state.
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Dubuque
Randall Farm
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