Hanna in the Swim Nominates Bushnell for Ohio Governor
In Toledo on June 23, the Ohio Republican convention renominated Governor Bushnell for governor with Asa W. Jones of Youngstown named as lieutenant governor. The rally, led by Mark Hanna, solidified Hanna's control over key districts and opposed Foraker Bushnell factions. The platform backed the St Louis dollar, Cuban sympathy, Hawaii annexation, and international arbitration.
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Bushnell
Asa Johnson
Mark Hanna
Toledo
Ohio
Hanna
Kurtz
Columbus
Foraker-Bushnell
Bud
St. Louis
Cuba
Hawaii
Woo
Asa W. Jones
Youngtown
Ladies and city men discuss copper wire from Mexico to city
Ms. EB Fatman Mrs Sam Bum enthal Mrs. Ullman Miss Pansy Loomis and Miss Annie Biumenthal have gone to California. Supt Sperry of the telegraph department of the Mexican Central arrived from the south and Supt Payre of the Postal Telegraph company is in town from Kansas City. They met to discuss the Postal company's extension through the city to the City of Mexico where a copper wire is being strung.
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EB Fatman
Sam Bumenthal
Ullman
Pansy Loomis
Annie Biumenthal
California
Supt
Sperry
Telegraph Department
Mexican Central
Payre
Postal Telegraph Company
Kansas City
Postal Company
City of
Mexico
Accident Injures Marfa Cowboy Ned Jordan in San Simon Valley
Ned Jordan a Marfa Texas cowboy employed by San Simon Cattle Company was shot while riding his pony several days ago. He traveled from Willcox to a Tucson hospital with a gunshot wound in the leg and fears of gangrene may threaten his life.
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Ned Jordan
Marfa
Texas
San Simon Cattle Company
San Simon
Willcox
Tucson
Mexican Consul Reports Coffee Prices Drop in Portugal
The Mexican consul at Libon informs the department of Fomen'o that heavy competition in Portuguese markets has driven Brazilian coffee prices down and further reductions are anticipated.
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Libon
Department of Fomen’o
New Roswell Amarillo Rail Line Estimated Cattle Traffic
The projected post construction routine traffic on the Roswell to Amarillo line includes 500 000 to 750 000 cattle annually, equating to about 18 000 cars. The estimate reflects the scale of livestock movement expected along the new route.
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Roswell
Amarillo
Congratulatory Address to Queen Brings Lords and Commons
The house of lords and house of commons met to present a congratulatory address to the queen. They visited Buckingham Palace and Victoria, and the queen thanked them before leaving by special train for Windsor. Large crowds filled the streets and strained rail services as people return home.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Buckingham Palace
Victoria
Windsor
Hunt for rapist sweeps Texas countryside
In Dallas on June 23 Ora McReynolds, 14, daughter of J T McReynolds a Forney planter, was assaulted by a masked attacker. About three hundred farmers and Sheriff Keller’s force searched the area. Rumors say the assailant, possibly a white man in disguise, was lynched, but nothing verified.
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Dallas
Texas
Ora McReynolds
J. T. McReynolds
Forney
Governor grants respite and guards tightened after threats
Charleston West Virginia residents react to Governor Atkinson's respite for Albert Viars and Jerry Brown to be hanged Friday. A strong jail guard presence and a moved machine gun show strained tension. The governor warned a mob will be met, noting past lynchings and grim history.
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Charleston
West Va
Albert Viars
Jerry Brown
Atkinson
Pret y Actors Deed
E J Ratcliffe Frohman leading man arrested today and in custody after brutal beating of his wife in New York and subsequent flight. Ratcliffe noted as handsome matinee idol and darling of the stage crowd.
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E. J. Ratcliffe
Frohman
New York
Radelitte
Senate prayer praises Victoria's reign as tariff bill moves
The chaplain offered a joyful prayer on Victoria's reign in Washington. Allen raised a Privilege question against Batman of Maine and defended Bryan. The tariff bill was then taken up.
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Washington
Senate
Victoria
Allen
Batman
Maine
Bryan
President attends Georgetown commencement on four hour leave
President takes a four hour break from office to attend Georgetown University commencement exercises. He delivers diplomas to graduates, marking a brief pause in official duties for the ceremonial event in Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Ex-Governor Matthews withdraws from senate race
Indianapolis June 22 Ex Governor Matthews says he is not a candidate for the United States Senate before the next legislature if Senator Turpie seeks renomination.
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Indianapolis
Matthews
United States
Turpie
Baldwin Locomotive Works To Build Thirty Locomotives for Japan
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has started production on thirty locomotives ordered by Japan. Eighteen are for the Japanese government and the remainder are for private railways.
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Japan
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Star stables a hive of El Paso business operations
Alderman Scott escorts a Herald observer through Star stables at Overland and Santa Fe, describing a busy complex with livery on the west side and private boarding on the east. Caldwell, a veterinary surgeon proprietor, reports high horse-health results and a 1,200 head ranch near Lordsburg. The shop also includes blacksmithing, carriage building, a harness factory, six hacks, wagonettes, a band wagon, and two hearses, one white and one black, to meet client wishes.
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Star Stables
Overland
Santa Fe
Alderman Scott
Herald
Caldwell
el Pax
Lordsburg
N. M
el Paso
Alo
Canada's New Postage Stamps Honor Queen's Diamond Jubilee
Toronto dispatch notes the new Canadian postage stamp issue commemorating the queen's diamond jubilee goes into circulation across the Dominion. The set includes fifteen stamps from one half cent to five dollars, colored with two vignettes showing the queen at accession in 1837 and in her latest portrait, each denomination displayed in black on white.
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Canada
Toronto
Ont
Dominion
United States
Aftermath of London Pageant Paralyzed Streets
London reports a fatigued metropolis after the pageant and night revels. By daybreak streets in the center and west end resumed normal appearance though dense crowds lingered. Military and police kept crowds moving to avert traffic congestion and possible disaster.
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London
City
West End
Star Stables Undertaking Parlor Promises Top Service
The Star Stables Undertaking Parlor operated by J Caldwell and Ed Scott emphasizes forty years in the trade under E J Smith with embalming training from A Renouard. It touts complete funeral setups, national shipments, and remarkable petrified preservation cases in Tucson and El Paso.
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Star Stables
Te Xas
E. J. Smith
A. Renouard
United States
Mr. Smith
Tucson
H. B Jeaks
J. Caldwell
Ed Scott
Caldwell
el Paso
Serenade by 18th Infantry Band Honors General Mills
The 18th Infantry Band performed in the park last night in honor of General Mills’s promotion. The general, a former regimental commander, praised the corps and noted Company H’s station at Fort Bliss. Officers include Captains McClure and Lieutenants Duval and Baldwin. Lieut. Wurm trained the men to play with precision and harmony. Police kept children quiet, though their proximity to the band stand was discouraged.
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18Th Infantry
General Mills
Fort Bliss
McClure
Duval
Baldwin
Indantry
Lieut
Wurm
Public school building rising on Constitution avenue Juarez
A new 121 by 131 foot government built school structure is under construction on Constitution avenue Juarez. The adobe main block with a brick front will house four classrooms a recitation room a gymnasium two wash and toilet rooms a living room for the principal and an office. Architect Eduardo Prieto Basate designed the building and Antonio Diez Munoz directs the work. It is planned to be ready for the school term starting September first and will be superior to any Juarez school building.
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Constitution Avenue
Juarez
Eduardo Prieto Basate
Antonio Diez Munoz
Knights of Pythias Gather for Samuel Pierson Funeral
El Paso Lodge 2 Bliss Lodge 221 and Jenkins Division Uniform Bank members meet Thursday June 24 at 8 a.m. in their castle halls to attend the funeral of late Brother Samuel Pierson with G. R. Harvey and others listed.
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Knights of Pythias
el Paso Lodge No. &2
Bliss Lodge 221
Jenkins Division Uniform Bank
Castle Halls
Samuel Pierson
G. R. Harvey
Dc Armstrong
Epwarps
Death by Own Hand on Sweetheart’s Steps
Baltimore June 23 Henry Dopkins Jr a wealthy society man killed himself on the doorstep of his sweetheart Miss Cara Bockelman who was ill The pocket contained a Nashville addressed letter signed Nancy calling him darling husband and the marriage is not known to the family
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Baltimore
Henry Dopkins, Jr
Cara Bockelman
Nashville
Nancy
Dopkins
Knights of St. John Convention Arrives in ErtE
The Catholic order Knights of St. John arrives in ErtE as the annual convention opens tomorrow. Delegates and visitors stream in with a strong military contingent, and the parade is billed as the largest and most spectacular in the order’s history.
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Knights of
Deans Outraged by Vaudeville Act at Fairmount Park
The Very Rev. P. P. Duffy of St. Pauls Episcopal Church with his party hissed Merri Osborne at Fairmount Park in Kansas City and walked out demanding a refund. Duffy called the performance indecent and got his money back.
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Kansas City
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Merri Osborne
Fairmount Park
Dean Duffy
Iowa Parties Unite On Fusion Ticket For Fall Election
Iowa voters will choose a governor and lieutenant governor along with a supreme court judge, railroad commissioner, and state superintendent of schools this fall. Democrats Republicans and populists push a tri partite fusion plan, with delegate conventions called to order in Des Moines.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Americans Win as Philadelphians Resume Cricket Match
In London on June 23 the cricket match between the Philadelphia and Middlesex elevens resumed. The Philadelphians totaled 197 for 3 in the second innings after a first inning of 117, while Middlesex had 134 in their first innings.
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London
Philadelphia
Middlesex
The Hawaiian Treaty Moves to Subcommittee Review
The Hawaiian treaty of annexation was taken up by the senate committee on foreign relations this morning. After reading the accompanying documents, the papers were referred to a subcommittee for further study.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bryan for Cuba
Cincinnati June 23 W J Bryan expressed hearty sympathy for Cuba to a Cuban league representative saying he cannot speak on the subject but stands with Cuba.
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Cincinnati
W. J. Bryan
Cuba
Cuban League
Indian Graduate Class Receives Haskell Institute Degrees
Lawrence Kans June 23. A class of nineteen Indians from six tribes graduated this morning from the Haskell institute. Governor Leedy conferred the degrees.
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Lawrence, Kans
Haskell Institute
Leedy
Fitz and Sully to Box on July Sixth
YORK June 23 Fitzsimmons and Sullivan prepare for a July 6 boxing match after signing contracts. Sullivan trains at Muldoon’s farm.
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Fitz and
Sully
York
Pilgrims Depart for Rome and Lourdes by Britannic
The supplementary section of the American pilgrimage to Rome and Lourdes, numbering over 100, began their voyage today aboard the White Star steamer Britannic. The main group sails next month, with the two sections set to unite at Antwerp on July 17 for a pontifical high mass at the cathedral.
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New York
Rome
Lourdes
Ireland
Scotland
England
Antwerp
Western Victory in Senate Wool Tariff Debate
In Washington on June 23 the senate denied duties on two wool grades for carpet makers in Pennsylvania. Western senators celebrated a victory that satisfied wool growers rather than manufacturers, as Quay often secures his aims in the senate.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Far West
Foraker Barred From Inner Circle Over Cuban Speech
Washington June 23 Senator Foraker will not be allowed to the inner circle due to publicly revealing secrets in his Cuban speech. His remarks have led to disapproval among colleagues and a reduced role in official affairs.
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Foraker
Washington
Senator Foraker
Edward Stokes Reported Dying at Hot Springs Va
Edward Stokes, who killed Jim Fisk, is reported to be dying today at Hot Springs Virginia. The National Saengerfest in Philadelphia enters its third day with ideal weather and will conclude tonight in a grand finale.
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New York
Edward Stokes
Jim Fisk
Hot Springs
Philadelphia
Four Die After Hotel Brose Engine Blast In Buffalo
A hotel Brose engine explosion in Buffalo on June 23 fatally injures four workers. two later die. Authorities investigate the blast and assess structural damage at the site.
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Buffalo
Brose
Governor Grant Mount Pardons Consumptives
Indiana governor Mount announces a pardon for all consumptives, ordering release from prison so they die out of custody. The decision aims to reduce confinement of tuberculosis patients and shift the burden of care to institutions and families.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Govyernor Mount
Gordon Elected Chief of the United Veterans
General John B. Gordon was chosen as the new chief of the United Veterans in Nashville on June 23. The election confirms Gordon's leadership role among veterans organizations.
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Gordon
Nashville
John B. Gordon
The
United Veterans
The Sun's Ravages
Two deaths from sunstroke reported in New Orleans as Gen. Lee grows restive under Havana papers criticism. Diarios Diario de la Marina and El Comercio call him a liar and urge recall, provoking thoughts of a direct clash if not restrained by his official duties.
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New Orleans
Lee
Havana
Diario de la Marina
el Commercio
Doughty
United States
Cuban Hospitals Take In 16000 Soldiers With Sugar Warehouse Use
Dysentery runs through troops in Santiago de Cuba as authorities reopen regular sugar warehouses to receive the suffering soldiers. Medical Inspector Dr. Justo Martinez will soon sail from Santiago with 700 beds.
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Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Justo Martinez
Santiago
Michigan cities buy voting machines to save costs
Most cities and towns in Michigan are purchasing voting machines costing about $200 each. The machines resemble ordinary slot machines and would obviate the need for recording and tallying clerks judges police officers and similar staff, claiming annual election savings of about 40 percent.
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Michigan
Hobo Found Sleeping in Phoenix Cemetery
A hobo was discovered in a Phoenix cemetery resting his head on a grave when awakened. He said he prefers the cemetery to any other place because there is less chance of disturbance and he has nothing to fear from the dead.
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Phoenix
New Mexico appoints H B Hersey adjutant general
Governor Otero of New Mexico names H B Hersey of Santa Fe as adjutant general after G W Knabel resigns. Hersey, a New Englander, is a graduate of the Norwich academy in Connecticut.
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Otero
New Mexico
H. B Hersey
Santa Fe
Territory
G. W. Knabel
Hersey
Norwich, Conn
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