Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Signed and Challenged
The United States and Hawaii signed the annexation treaty in Washington. It heads to the Senate for ratification, with a Japanese protest pending. After annexation Hawaii would become a U.S. territory with a governor and a nonvoting delegate, similar to Alaska.
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Washington
United States
Hawaii
Sherman
Thurston
Senate
Department of State
Toru Hoshi
State Department
New York
Lil
Congress
Alaska
Town Talk Boasts Wide Range Of Visitors And Departures
Detective Breckenridge arrives in town while a wave of residents and travelers leave for cities including Chicago, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and New Orleans. Names mentioned include Mundy of Champagne, Sirrine, Miss Annie Loomis, Mrs. Huffman, Judge Harper, Sheriff Simmons, Ida Knight, Winfield family, and Major Arriola. movements cover courts, visits, business, and summer plans across multiple states and Mexican towns.
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A.G. Foster
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Winona Lemly
New Orleans
Gus Lee
Attempt on Faure Life Traced to Repeated Devices
Paris reports four additional devices found in the month after the assassination attempt on President Faure. Police discovered these contraptions at different locations as the president was passing. Authorities describe a widened hunt for the perpetrators and the sources of the explosives.
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Paris
Pres Dent Faure
Five Thousand Demand Jobs Rally at Buffalo City Hall
In Buffalo on June 16 a crowd of about five thousand gathered at city hall to demand work. Speeches denounced current conditions but affirmed no riot. Police cordoned the area, allowing only the committee to meet with officials.
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Buffalo
Agricultural schedule advances with dairy duty amendments
Washington June 16 The agricultural schedule of the tariff bill will be proceeded with today Amendments reducing the duties on fresh and condensed milk were offered West delivered a humorous speech when the cider paragraph was reached
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Washington
West
Trial of John S Sabriever Resumes Amid Hopeful Release
Washington June 16 The trial of John S Sabriever the correspondent resumed this morning Judge Dut e pheffer stated there is not a shadow of doubt Sariever will be released by Judge Bradley The remark signals optimism for the defendant as proceedings continue.
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Washington
John S Sabriever
Dut‘ephoeffer
Sariever
Bradley
Willard Seeks Wife After Elopement in Wisconsin
Joseph Willard travels to Marinette claiming rights to Belle Aiken after eloping and a Chicago theft of his bride. He vows to obtain his wife valued at $150,000 amid a string of divorce headlines and notices.
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Marinette
Wis
Joseph Willard
Belle Aiken
Chicago
National Saengerfest Preparations Near Completion
Philadelphia gears up for four days of song beginning Monday with several thousand singers from major German musical societies. The Saengerfest hall will seat over ten thousand, and the event ends with a six thousand voice male chorus singing The Star Spangled Banner.
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Philadelphia
Notre Dame Graduation Exercises To Be Held Tonight
Notre Dame University notes its annual graduation at Damng Indiana with Right Rev Mer J F Mooney delivering the commencement address. Tomorrow morning the ceremonies continue with the reading of a classroom? valedictory and the awarding of medals and degrees as prominent Catholic leaders and other visitors arrive to witness.
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Notre Damng
Ind
Notre Dame University
Mer. J. F. Mooney
New York City
Day of Conventions Parade In Pittsburg Draws Twenty Thousand
In Pittsburg on June 16 business paused for the Junior Order of United American Mechanics street pageant. Delegates held a brief session then formed a parade at two o clock with an estimated crowd over twenty thousand in line. The mayor and city officials reviewed the procession.
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Pittsburg
Order of United American Mechanics
New Yorker Robbed After Saloon Display of Bills
In Portland on June 16 a New Yorker flashed three $50 bills in a saloon and invited theft. He was knocked down as he left, $180 disappeared, and he retained only three cents. He will not complain to avoid New York readers knowing of the swindle.
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Lillian Russell
New York
Lillian
Portland
Peple
Wage Conference in Pittsburg Over Iron and Steel Scales
In Pittsburg on June 16 the Amalgamated Association wage conference resumes with managers and workers awaiting the outcome. Each side has gathered data to support demands. Workers state they will not concede a point.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
President backs belligerency plan and Spain envoy
A Washington dispatch reports the president will sign the belligerency resolution once passed and plans to appoint Seward Woodford of New York as minister to Spain. The return from the south underscores the push to approve the policy.
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ST. Louis
Globe Democrat
Washington
South
Aso
Sewart Woodford
New York
Spain
Queen Victoria Blind Affects Jubilee Plans
London reports Queen Victoria is said to be blind and unable to respond to greetings, prompting changes to the jubilee celebration. There is talk of a regency under the Prince of Wales.
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London
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Evidence ties farmer Grant Heath death to wife arrest
Bloomfield Indiana June 16 Coroner binds over Evelyn Heath wife of farmer Grant Heath and Marion Day farm bend. both sent to jail amid questions over the death. Heath’s wife appears unconcerned as case advances.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Grant Heath
Marion Day
Col Stone seeks stay on execution of Charles E. Brown
Deadwood reports Col Stone asked Sheriff Pluck for permission to adjust the noose and spring the trap at the execution of Charles E. Brown for the murder of his wife. The sheriff granted the reprieve.
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Deadwood
S. D
Col. Stone
Pluck
Charles E. Brown
Tucson Organizes Thirty Five Instrument Boys Band
Following El Paso example, Tucson forms a 35 instrument boys band with a skilled instructor and planned instruction. Citizens regret the El Paso band died, hoping Mr Berrien can reunite his group. A well run El Paso band would feed the McGinty band and train youths for larger organizations.
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Tucson
Berrien
el Paso
McGinty
Justice Bridgers Bound Over In Bogus Bullion Case
Cortz and Perez two Mexicans bound over after alleged bogus bullion raid. Assayer Rockhart reported the metal to be babbitt with a trace of antimony. Bonds set at $500 each.
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Justice Bridgers
Cortz
Perez
Rockhart
Two Prison Terms Imposed in District Court
Juan Rogada received a two year sentence for theft and Wilson Darcey got seven years, totaling eleven years. The court will hear the Pierson Woods case this afternoon in a district courthouse session.
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Juan Rogada
Wilson Darcey
Pierson-Woods
Vagrant James Phillips Sought on Weatherford Horse Theft Charge
Weatherford officer arrested James Phillips a vagrant and found he was wanted on a horse stealing charge. He is being taken into custody to face the Weatherford authorities.
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Y. H. Isbell
Park County
James Phillips
Weatherford
Phillips
Extradition Sought for trio tied to Palomas attack
Commissioner Sexton reports extradition for Alonzo Bias Benigno Espinosa and Pedro Ramon in connection with the Palomas customs house assault. The charges and parties are named as law enforcement moves forward with the case.
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Commissioner Sexton
Mexico
Alonzo Bias
Benigno Espinosa
Pedro Ramon
Palomas Custom House
Tipton bound over on smuggling and forgery charges
D G Tipton was bound over this morning by the U S commissioner on two counts in 250 dollars for smuggling and 2250 dollars for issuing a forged certificate in a case involving alleged illicit imports and document fraud.
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D.G. Tipton
U. S
Flooded Ward 2 Dykes Show River Channel Peril
A tour of ward 2 dykes flags persistent flooding as a river northeast channel near Stanton street boosts water in the district. Mud and washed tracks hinder T and P lines while George Gaienne builds wing dams to divert current and ease dyke pressure.
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Ward 2
Stanton Street
Little Smelter
George Briggs
Quinn
George Gainnie
George Gaienne
George
S. H. Newman
Fire slide trombone player Edward Goldberg joins McGinty band
Edward Goldberg, a slide trombone player with the McGinty band since January, came from Cincinnati after serving three years in the Sixth Infantry band at Fort Thomas. He wandered to the Pacific coast before settling in the city last November, found work with the water company, but left abruptly after learning a stockman would pay his passage west. The McGinties cared for him but he disappeared yesterday leaving no word.
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Che McGinty
Edward Goldberg
Cincinnati
Sixth Infantry
Fort Thomas
Bellstedt
Pacific Coast
Knights of the Green Cloth
McGinties
Water Company
Homesex
West Virginia
Goldberg
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Liver and Blood Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to keep germs away by maintaining an active liver using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the tonic strengthens the liver and blood, helps with thinness pimples loss of appetite and fatigue, and prevents illness.
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Dr. Pierce
Corralitos Notes on Rail Lay and Dublan Mormon Settlement
At 11 20 p m on the 14th the last rail of the R G S M Ry was laid with Train Master W A Place driving the final spike and also the first. The line nears Mormon Dublan settlement noted for its church stores and 300 residents. Casas Grande hosts a Mexican town with old faded history and San Antonio feast day gambling booths in a plain plaza. Healer Schlatter’s influence is present, yet railroad progress may bring some modernization.
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R. G
W. A. Place
Dublan
Casas Grande
San Antonio
Colts Baseball in New Mexico Open July 2 Series
The Colts travel to Albuquerque to play a four game series starting July 2 and continuing on July 4 and July 6.
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Colts
Albuquerque
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