Terry's Texas Rangers Hold 30th Reunion in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee today Terry's Texas Rangers survivors gather for a thirtieth reunion during Tennessee's big show. The Texans began their 1861 campaign here and bore the brunt of the fighting as Albert Sidney Johnson's army retreated. They will fraternize tomorrow with Union Confederate Veterans at their annual encampment.
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Unprecedented cattle shipments over Santa Fe and Mexican grain traffic
Old Mexico cattle passages are lower than expected with 35 000 head moving through. New Mexico and Arizona report 120 870 cattle while Texas records 11 000. A 300 car load Texas and Kansas corn shipment to Mexico City is planned with Charlies KE Pratt of Abilene as principal exporter.
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Pullman Car Plant Surges Towards Full Capacity
Chicago reports Pullman car works at two thirds capacity with 3000 workers on full time. General Manager Brown calls the rise a hopeful sign for industry revival and notes a new order for 3000 railroad coaches from an eastern buyer, possibly for the Erie road.
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Spain likely to object to Woodford as minister
In New York on June 21 a growing sentiment suggests Spain will object to General Woodford serving as minister. The objection stems from a speech he made in favor of Cuba during the ten years war.
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Spain
General Woodford
Cuba
Fresh Kansas Eggs and Butter at El Paso Grocery
Advertising brief notes fresh Kansas eggs two dozen for 25 cents and strictly choice fancy Creamery butter 20 cents per pound at the El Paso Grocery Company. Also mentions ice cream from a small white wagon being highly praised.
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el Paso Grocery Company
California
Sorg backs silver in governor bid declaration
Middletown Ohio Paul J Sorg millionaire ex congressman and Democratic governor hopeful declares for silver as the party platform issue. He asserts the Chicago platform should guide the party calling for free unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 and argues his stance settles doubts about his economic position. His rivals had claimed he favored gold.
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Illinois monument commission meets in Chicago on Chattanooga plan
The commission appointed by Governor Altgeld to oversee monuments to Illinois soldiers killed at Chattanooga meets in Chicago to discuss the project. A 100 foot monument is proposed for Missionary Ridge with a $20,000 cost, and another similar monument for Orchard Knob in Chattanooga.
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Missionary Ridge
Circular Warns Against Shipping Infected Sheep Across States
The secretary of agriculture issues a nationwide circular to railroads stockmen and others warning that sheep measles exists among Atlantic state flocks and transporting infected sheep across state lines violates the law. Cooperation is urged to stop disease spread.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Atlante States
Senator Morgan urges repeal of income tax clause
The Sun editorial argues the Wilson bill income tax clause stays on the books though inoperative and should be repealed. It warns that a future Supreme Court shift could revive the tax without congressional action.
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Ohio man saves a drowning girl at New York dock
William E. Robinson of Plain City Ohio, with no money or plan, jumped from the West Eightieth street dock to rescue Julia Tobil a young domestic who had just lost employment. He brought her to shore after a desperate struggle and both were cared for by the police.
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St Francis Xavier College Marks 50th Birthday With Pontifical Mass
In New York on June 21 the Roman Catholic college of St. Francis Xavier celebrated its fiftieth birthday with a pontifical military mass officiated by Most Rev Archbishop Sebastian Martinelli. The crowded service was held in the church bearing the college’s name as part of the jubilee exercises.
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United States
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Steamer Finance Held at Quarantine Over Yellow Fever Toll
The Finance arrived from Colon and was held at quarantine after three deaths from yellow fever on board and three others ill. One victim buried at sea was Edward Prue, son of the United States minister to Peru.
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Finance
Colon
Edward Prue
United States
Peru
Navy Americanization Plan Aims to Recruit American Seamen
Secretary Long outlines a program to recruit only American seamen, citing that many current enlisted sailors are foreign born and could hinder wartime cohesion. The plan targets a predominantly American manpower pool as part of strengthening national defense.
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Long
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Three Lewis gang members confess to Cochran murder
In Fayetteville on June 21 Albert Viarist admitted that he Wiley Lewis and Albert Slauter killed John Cochran. The trio were to be hanged Friday for the Lewis gang murders.
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Albert Slauter
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Commissioner Sexton orders deportation of a China man
A report states Commissioner Sexton ordered the deportation of a Chinese man this morning. The fragment also mentions trying a lactose treat described as ice cream, but no clear connection to the deportation is provided.
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Sexton
China
Ruins of Mimintale Crown Ceylon History and Legend
In Ceylon Mimintale rises 1000 feet with a granite stairway ruin leading to a summit. Nearby dagabas rock-cut chambers and monastery remains mark an ancient Buddhist city linked to early history. Legends claim Gotama visited and left a footprint on Adam's Peak, amid later attribution by various faiths.
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Witness Stand Tale Of A Delicate Woman In Court
The Chicago Chronicle recounts a witness at the stand describing a morning routine from nine oclock Wednesday. She lists chores from washing her children to tidying the home and attending to animals and errands before the clock struck nine. The lawyer exhales after the exhaustive response.
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Benham Stands Trial for Wife Poisoning in Batavia
Howard Benham was taken to trial before Justice Laughlin on charges of poisoning his wife Florence Tout with prussic acid. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence. Benham, 22, formerly organized world fair excursions and married Tout after a elopement. A son was born two years later.
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England Reports Queen's Abdication Intent in Public Signal
The Exchange Telegraph circulates a public report stating the queen desires her coronation successor to rise during her life and plans to surrender the crown to her son soon, signaling an imminent abdication.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
England
Prince of Wales
Debs Sees Cooperative Commonwealth Spreading Across West
Debs told a Social Democracy convention that after establishing a cooperative commonwealth in Washington the movement would sweep Idaho Utah Oregon Colorado and other western states and finally reach the conservative east beyond the Mississippi.
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Social Democracy
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Oregon
Colorado
Mississippi
Tariff Bill Advances Wool Schedule Amid Absence of Lodge
Washington, June 2. The tariff bill was taken up at eleven this morning and the wool schedule passed for the day to be continued tomorrow. The paper schedule on news and books was amended to impose a 15 percent ad valorem duty. The Senate laid aside the paragraph on duties on biies due to Senator Lodge's absence.
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Senator Hoensa Comments on Cabinet Post Ambition
Cleveland reporter notes Senator Mark Hoensa stating he has no desire for Secretary John Sherman's cabinet portfolio. He dismisses retirement rumors and asserts Sherman will not be forced from the cabinet.
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Shot and killed deputy during arrest in Leadville narrows
Sherill Fahy was shot and killed today in Leadville while attempting to arrest two Bohannon brothers wanted at Puebla for burglary. The murderers escaped and a posse is in pursuit.
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Father of Charney Ross Dies in Philadelphia
C Ross, father of Charney Ross who vanished in 1874 and became a global mystery, died this morning in Philadelphia at age 73. The case had long fascinated the public and remains a defining chapter in early abduction lore.
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Japanese Minister Hoshi protests Hawaii annexation
Washington June 21 Toru Hoshi the Japanese minister filed with the secretary of state a formal protest against the annexation of Hawaii. The note is described as strong and serious in tone and content.
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Toru Hoshi
Hawaii
Yellow fever reaches New York from Panama steamer
An English steamer of the Panama Railway Company arriving from the isthmus brought yellow fever to New York. Official action may be taken.
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Panama Railway Company
Isthmus
Guatemalan First Lady’s Mother Arrested In New Orleans
Mrs Bates, mother of President Barrios' wife of Guatemala, was arrested in New Orleans on June 21 charged with stealing 2009 dollars from Adell Smith.
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Adell Smith
Union printers build $10,000 hospital in Colorado Springs
Union printers are constructing a hospital in Colorado Springs valued at $10,000. The project reflects organized labor support and local civic effort in the community.
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Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee in London Draws Huge Crowd
Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee brings massive demonstrations in London as crowds of up to a million strangers gather to witness the event amid evident public enthusiasm and royal pageantry.
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Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria Heads London Jubilee Week Crowds
London enters jubilee week with heavy crowds as visitors reach a million. Authorities inspect parade stands to prevent hazards while flags adorn streets and royal events unfold from Paddington to Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria tours the city in semi state with Empress Frederick, amid a holiday mood and restricted business.
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Queen's Buckingham crowd cheers as royals arrive
Princess Beatrice and Christiana arrived at Paddington from Windsor at noon. The queen and party were driven to Buckingham Palace with the royal standard hoisted. The route was crowded with enthusiastic crowds and the stock exchange rang with 5000 voices in a chorus as ladies attended for the first time in its history.
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Butler warns Hawaii annexation risks monarchy and navy buildup
A Washington dispatch quotes Senator Butler of North Carolina warning that annexing Hawaii could start a policy toward monarchy. He says annexation would require an immense navy for control, leading to a huge outlay beyond the islands’ worth.
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Washington
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Hawaii
Senators Probe Hasty Hawaiian Annexation Treaty
In Washington on June 21, senators scrutinize the annexation treaty with Hawaii, uncovering evidence of rushed drafting and urging a fuller Senate review beyond the initial State Department briefing before Sherman signed it.
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State Department
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Degan Joins Bryan in Culpepper and Plans West Tour
CULPEPPER VIRGINIA June 21 Hon W J Degan left for Stanton to speak tonight C D Lane of California national silver party chairman joined Bryan here today Bryan will address July 5 in Los Angeles California and continue with him on his tour
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