Senators Demand Cuba Crisis Details From President
Senate voices concern over fate of American prisoners in Cuba. Morgan and Sherman urge full information from the president and threaten war if prisoners are not released, arguing Congress must be advised on foreign affairs and the state of the Union.
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Sherman
Lawrence
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Alabama
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Cuba
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Lodge
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Foreign Relations Committee
Palmer Denounces Machine Politics In Illinois Speech
Palmer comments on state politics during senate discussion of constitutional amendment for popular election of senators. Mitchell of Oregon argues reform curbs primary debauchery and local bosses, with Perkins of California supporting. Palmer claims he never submitted to the machine, pledging independence while noting national and state political shifts.
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Oregon
Perkins
California
Chandler
Ilinois
Pet ‘de ‘Doverly
Hethad
Glenil
General Trade Report Indicates Low Demand Across Markets
General trade remains depressed across lines with demand smaller than last week. Commercial paper issuance falls, mercantile collections lag, and prices decline for cereals, sugar, coffee, pork products, cotton goods, iron and steel. Dry goods see modest Chicago demand while overall business disappoints. Trade checks at St Louis due to late storm distribution delays. Wool markets dull in the East with excess old stock and weak new clip. Cotton mak ers export activity strongest. US business failures total 286 this week, up from 227 last week. Canada reports 29 failures, up from 25 last week.
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Bradsheeta
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St. Louisia
United States
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Dominion
Trial of Alonzo Walling in Pearl Bryan murder
Five witnesses testified they saw a carriage that carried Pearl Bryan to her death in Newport Kentucky on February 1. The prosecution wrapped its case with cross examinations, and Judge Helm admitted Edward H. Anthony’s testimony against Alonzo M. Walling despite objections from Walling's defense.
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Newroort
Alonzo M. Walling
Pearl Bryan
George H. Jackson
Helm
Edward H. Anthony
Walling
Veterans Get Activities At Soldiers Homes Reformers Say
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections the fore noon session discussed Soldiers Homes. Reformers urged industrial diversion to counter idleness and loss of independence among veterans under current management. Most speakers supported the plan.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
The Cuban Sugar Crop Reported Gathered in Sagua District
Havana June 6 The Cuban sugar crop in the Sagua districts has been gathered showing 50,000 bags, far below last year’s 600,000 bags, reflecting a sharp drop in output and indicating weaker harvest prospects for the season.
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Havana
Sagua
Railway demands protection in Milwaukee street car riots
Milwaukee notices electric railway protection from sheriff and calls governor if needed. Deputy force patrolled Silver City suburb after rioting on Thursday night, guarding tracks. At Eighteenth and Walnut shots hit a car. passenger E H Thomas of Philadelphia was wounded in the leg as the car was halted. Damages pegged at 610 000.
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Milwaukee County
Electric Railway Company
Stanley
Silver City
Eighteenth
Walnut Streets
E.H. ‘Thomas
Philadelphia
Contnnes Aarong
Democrats Rally for Free Silver Platform at Meeting
Governor Matthews attended the gathering with secretary Myron D. King. Charles W. Cooper presided and urged against bolting the ticket while backing free silver. John G. Shanklin and B. F. Shively, touted as possible governors, urged immediate restoration of silver to its pre-1878 monetary status as the party’s demand.
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Myron D. King
Charles W. Cooper
Bolt
Chicago
John G. Shanklin
Evansville
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Shanklin
Shivély
Republican Party
Liquor cases dismissed ending Shelbyville saloon fight
In Shelbyville the circuit court dismissed all liquor cases against sixteen saloonkeepers after alibis proved and juries acquitted in every trial. Twenty-two indictments were filed last January, with Mayor Enos presiding as justice of the peace. Prosecution withdrawn by Adams Carter and Love Morrison. Judge Buell granted the motion to dismiss.
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Enos
Simpson and Werrick
Indianapolis
Justice of the Peace End
Adams & Carter
Love & Morrison
Good Citizens's
T. B. Adams
Thomas Campbell
Buo
Expectoration in Public Places Opinion on Spitting Crusade
Dr. T Henry Davis a member of the state board of health supports sanitary aims against spitting in railroad coaches but rejects arbitrary enforcement. He jokes that America is an expectorating nation and mocks a law regulating saliva. He suggests odorless disinfectant cuspidors in each coach as a practical step.
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T. Henry Davis
State Board of Health
Harry
Davis
Indiana
Ohio
Ince
Besa
Shem Afei
Commencement Weeks Sermons and Honors Noted
A series of lectures by Dr P M McWhinney of Franklin to continue through the week. Also announced is the baccalaureate sermon on Wednesday the 10th, with commencement day to feature diplomas by Hon Will Cumback. Also reports include a farmer James Patterson driven to insanity by religious excitement and Mrs William Roberts giving birth to triplets in Washington.
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P. M. McWhinney
Franklin, D
Mo ‘Walinney
Will Cumback
Man and Miss Eloped Amid Family Opposition Move
A 69 year old John C Applebee and Miss Martha Langston eloped from Chicago to Wabash Indiana due to relatives opposition. The report notes a statewide series of legal and civic items including indictments in Versailles Kentucky and insolvency filings in San Jose California. Obituaries list several residents and other public notices mention a fire at Boylston brewery in Boston with losses around 500000 dollars.
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Martha Langston
Chicago
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Ind
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Tad
Louisville
George B. Eastin
Youngstown
Thomas Walker Kennedy
Garena
John Buckley
Davenport
James M. Dearmond
Versailles
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Charles Stone
Bank of Midway
Jacob Rich
Flist Street Railroad
San Jose
Cal
John Spagie
Otsego
Mich
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Boston
Loas
Simon Shaffer
Peoria County
Peoria
Consul Lee Presses Weyler Over Dawley Prison Case
Havana June 6 General Fitchugh Lee new US consul general met Captain General Weyler to seek swift attention to artist Thomas Dawley jailed in Moro fortress. Weyler would not grant a sight, but invited a later visit at the palace. Lee aims to ease tensions between governments through these talks. Also reported are near J yrovione Cuban forces at Tosa Baracoa and two brass bombs found in Barcelona after Corpus Christi, with arrests of suspected anarchists.
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Fitchugh Lee
United States
Weyler
Caixto Garcia
Santiago de Cuba
Pares
Tosa
Baracoa
Lee
Thomas Dawley
Moro Castle
General Weyler
Dawley
Barcelona
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