Neutrality laws defined by Olney on moral duty and legal risk
Secretary Olney outlines strict US neutrality between Spain and Cuban insurgents. He cites legal risk for banks handling rebel funds and affirms the moral duty of citizens. The Supreme Court authority is cited on internation relations and war neutrality principles guiding obedience.
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Washington
Olney
United States
John P. Massey
Warrors’ and Mechanica’ X
Bank of Waco
Vex
Supreme Court of the United States
Union
French Arbitration Law Work in France in 1894
Washington reports Consul Whiley’s year end summary on France’s arbitration law now in its second year. The process begins with a conciliatory committee and, if needed, a council of arbitration, with submission by agreement or strike invitation from the district justice. In 1894 strikes rose or fell. 891 strikes occurred versus 634 in 1893, with 101 proceedings under the act in 1894 and 109 in 1893.
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Washington
Whiley
St. Evienne
France
State Department
Council of Arbitration
Justice of the Peace of
Department of Commerce and Industry
Loyd
Ultimatum to Spain on Mora claim noted by treasury
Reports indicate the United States has sent an ultimatum to Spain over the Mora claim of 1.5 million dollars, with Mora described as an American citizen whose property in Cubs was seized during a revolution. The notice demands prompt payment.
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Olney
Department of Justice
United States
WaAsHixGeron
Spain
Mora
Cubs
Indianapolis
Baker
Federal Court
R. B F. Peirce
United States District
Burke
Peirce
Attempted bank robbery foiled at Exchange National Bank
In ColoraDo Sprines Colo yesterday afternoon Fred George and Red Hutchins attempted to rob the Exchange National Bank at 1 p m. Sheriff Bowers and Deputy Bramlets arrested both men inside the bank aided by liveryman E M Kennedy and teamman Robert C McVarran. Hutchins reportedly tipped off the plot.
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ColoraDo Sprines
Colo
Exchange National Bank
Bowers
Fred George
Red
Hutchins
George
Herin
Bramlets
E. M. Kennedy
Robert C. McVarran
Harry Hayward Gets a Stay of Execution
In Minneapolis on June 20 Harry Hayward received a thirty day stay from the Supreme Court. The stay hinges on arguments this term and the act could lead to a new trial being refused. If denied, Governor Clough would set a new execution date, likely in July.
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Minneapolis
Harry Hayward
Supreme Court
Hayward
Students mock execution of Governor Altgeld at Normal University
In Normal Illinois on June 20 a mob of students and citizens in black robes and masks denounced Governor Altgeld over the board of education's abolition of the high school department. An effigy burned, a coffin for the “Model high school” was interred amid funeral oration. Separately, about 25 000 people celebrated the Independent Order of Foresters twenty first anniversary in DerRuvit with parades and a grand review by city and state officials.
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Bloomiineton, Ills
Illinois State Normal University At
Normal
Altgeld
Board of Education
The
Normal University
Model High School
Derruvit
Independent Order of Foresters
Russell House
Pingrve
Rich
Order
Illinois Special Session arrivals and comments spark debate
Springfield reports show Edgar C. Hawley Kane County Thomas Fr Verns and Senator Aspinwall returning for the extra session. They react to Governor Altgeld's summons. Hawley warns four months if all subjects are addressed while Berry urges rapid work despite funding gaps. In New York Malley law prompts unease among hotel and cafe keepers and barbers plan to test provisions. London hosts World Women's Christian Temperance Union convention opening with Miss Willard leading a prayer meeting and addressing progress in teetotal propaganda.
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Springfield
Chicago
Edgar C. Hawley
Kane County
Thomas Fr. Verns
Daniel S. Berry
Aspinwall
Altgeld
Legisature
Hawley
Berry
Aitgeld
New York
London
World's Women's Christian Temperance Union
Queen’s Hall
Miss Willard
Murder at night shocks Kutztown man on return home
In Kutztown Pennsylvania Daniel W. Stitzel aged 80 was found murdered after a lane ambush. The victim was battered as the killer hid along the path returning to his father's house nearby. Federal investigation follows with suspect details undisclosed.
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Kutztown
Daniel W. Stitzel
Henry Stitzel
Stitzel
West Virginia firm sues oil groups for 100000 damages
Parkersburg West Virginia June 20 The West Virginia Transportation Company of Parkersburg has brought suit for 100000 against the Standard Oil Company and for 50000 against the Hareka Pipe Line Company alleging malicious conspiracy to destroy its property.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia Transportation Company
Standard Oil Company
Hareka Pipe Line Company
Malicloua
Baseball League Scores From Opening Games
Curiaco, June 20. League clubs report results from opening matchups with Pittsburg losing to Louisville 1 to 5 while New York defeated Washington 4 to 2. Philadelphia beat Baltimore 6 to 11 and Boston defeated Brooklyn 5 to 10.
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Curiaco
Pittsburg
Louisville
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Balttimnare
Boston
Brooklyn
Vote on School Debate Reaches End At Manitoba Decision
In Winniore on June 20 a vote concluded at 10:80 last evening. All amendments failed and Manitoba's answer refusing to re-establish separate schools was adopted.
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Winniore
Manitoba
Silver Fight Dominates First Day At Republican Clubs
The eighth national convention of Republican clubs opened in Cleveland with no clear gold vs silver contest badge battle but persistent talk in committees. Milwaukee chosen for next meet, date to be set later. Hanna hosts a dinner for McKinley allies as Thurston’s silver compromise draws attention during a long resolutions session.
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Cleveland
Committee On
Milwaukee
Iowa
Allison
Harrison
Reed
Mark A. Hanna
McKinley
Hanna
Union League
Major Osborn
Nelson
Merriam and
Brown
Clayton Powell
Moses P. Huandy
Patton
Michigan
Clark
Wyoming
Carter
Montana
Thurston
Nebraska
Dubois
Idaho
Warner Miller
New York
J. B. Rubinson
Pennsylvania
I. G. Knowles
Delaware
Tawnsy
Minnesota
Robinson
Republican Party
J. Ellen Foster
John D. Robinson
Convention Focused on Silver Plank At National Club Meet
The forty six member committee faced a single issue the silver plank with no other tariff debate. President Tracy opened with a review of politics since last convention praising party aims while urging economics over politics. Delegates from forty six states and territories attended including several women from Colorado New York Washington and Illinois. A mass meeting at Music Hall featured D Russell Brown criticizing Democratic rule and A B Cummings defending protection as crucial for workers.
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National Club
Tracy
League
Colorado
New York
Washington
Lllinois
Woman's League
Freedl
Aiiver
Music Hall
D. Russell Brown
Rhode Island
A. B. Cummings
Laws
Rpublican Party
Minneapolis Platforn
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Folk for Office
The Prohibition state convention met in the YMCA hall with many lady delegates invited by women's temperance groups. They nominated Frank Bacon for governor and Milton Junction for lieutenant governor, plus other state officials and endorsed woman suffrage and free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1. They denounced the malci law and the Republican party.
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Des Moings
Young Men's Christian Association
Prohibition
Republican Party
Frank Bacon
Milton Junction
M P. Atwood
Lynching Reported in Mississippi and Plant Firm's Assignment
Passengers on an Illinois Central train report a lynching near Abbeville Mississippi of an unknown negro accused of attempting a crime against a foreman's wife. The man was hanged on a telegraph pole and shot. In Peoria Illinois, June 22, the Peoria Manufacturing Company, dealer in agricultural implements, assigned to George Koensisy with liabilities of 291,472 and no assets statement.
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Memphis
L'Enn
Ilinois Central
Abbeyville
Miss
Preoria, Ills
Peoria Manufacturing Company
George Koensisy
Escape and fires and obituaries in midwest notes
George Cohn and William Brown escaped from the northern Indiana prison at Michigan City. Fourteen houses three general stores and several small tenements were destroyed by fire at Brownstown Indiana. The loss is ten thousand dollars with no insurance. Ernest Adler a New York diamond dealer admitted owing eight thousand six hundred sixty seven dollars. Adler liabilities are placed around four hundred ninety thousand. Obituaries note Mount Vernon Ohio editor Leaky Harper aged eighty San Francisco journalist Joseph MacDonough Hannibal Missouri ex State Senator J Perry Wood Wyauet Illinois Christian Boxman Wausau Wisconsin G A Broger. A thirteen year old Quincy Illinois boy Ralph Turner hanged himself after his mother scolded him. Jacob Kuifer and wife aged seventy Wooster Ohio were badly burned in a gasoline stove accident the wife injured around body and head and the husband burned while trying to save her and spreading flame on himself.
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George Cohn
William Brown
Indiana
Michigan City
Fry
Brownstown
Ind
Ernest Adler
Maiden Lane
New York
Adler
Mount Vernon
Leaky Harper
San Francisco
Joseph MacDonough
Hannibal
J. Perry Wood
Wyauet
Ills
Christian Boxman
Wausau
Wis
G. A. Broger
Ralph Turner
Quincy
Jacob Kuifer
Wooster, O
Markets and stock reports from New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago markets report currency rates, government bonds, and commodity prices.Money on call, mercantile and silver certificates cited. Wheat and corn futures shown with openings and closings. live stock prices at Union Stock Yards include hogs, cattle, sheep, with receipts and price ranges.
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New Yor
Price Mercantile Psoper
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Odilcs
United States
New 4
Pacific 6
Union
Texas
Sherep
Skulls Disclosed At Eroded Pioneer Graveyard Site
A ruined two acre cemetery by the Wildcat River shows coffins and skulls exposed after ground washout. Joseph Lindley reported the discovery, Health Officer Martin ordered reinternment, and the remains may be moved to a new cemetery.
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Wildcat
Joseph Lindley
Kokomo National Gas and Oil Company
Martin
Indiana Centennial Festival plan for permanent memorial hall
Indiana officials Elih B. Martindale and Eli Lilly, leading the state Centennial celebration commission, will convene in Indianapolis on July 4 to outline ideas for a lasting memorial. Martindale, involved with the World's Fair, favors a permanent Centennial hall to showcase Indiana’s development since its territorial formation rather than a temporary display. He opposes spending on a one day exhibit.
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Indianapolis
Eli Ih B. Martindale
Eli Lilly
Martindale
Territory of
Indiana
Indiana University Confers Degrees at Bloomington Commencement
Bloomington June 21 The commencement exercises closed with President Henry Wade Rogers of Northwestern delivering the address. Degrees were conferred and graduates honored. Other towns report varied commencements and incidents including a racer's encounter near Eckerty and a clairvoyant seance in Greensburg. In Indianapolis, Vandalia railroad president William R. McKeon is a possible senate candidate. Judge Baker declines. Leavenworth notes Crawford county's first naturalization papers issued to Mrs Margaret Dempsey. Angola reports a large fire in the Len der and Rumesy cooperage with $7,000 insurance loss. a shooting in Indiana Avenue ends with the suspect at large.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Henry Wade Rogers
Northwestern Univerity
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
William R. McKeon
Terre Haute
Vandalia Railroad
Senate
John H. Baker
Federal Court
Leavenworth
Crawford County
Margaret Dempsey
Ireland
Angola
Lender & Rumesy
Banana Gelatin Pudding From Table Talk
From Table Talk comes a banana gelatin pudding recipe. Soak gelatin in water, scald milk with sugar until blue, dissolve gelatin in the milk, strain, cool, and press peeled bananas through a sieve into milk with whipped cream. Combine, mold, chill, and flavor with lemon or vanilla as desired.
Summer fabrics revive cotton silks and satin milo gowns
The article notes summer dress fabrics returning in shine with names like cotton silks in Dresden and Pompadour florals, stripes and dots, plus taffeta like textures. It mentions satin milo prints on dark or light grounds and swivel silks sold around 39 cents, 80 inches wide, and advises on lace and organdie for cool wear. Limewater in nursery milk is touted for bone and teeth health, adding a touch of sweetness per tumbler.
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Dresden
Pompadour
Flour cabinet kitchen furniture idea quoted from Farm Journal
The Indianapolis Journal excerpt describes a flour barrel enclosed in a flour cabinet with a hinged top that folds to reveal a kneading board. A swinging half inch iron bracket supports the board, keeping it clean when closed, and the piece is presented as a clever housekeeping arrangement.
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Farm Journal
Niagara Falls Excursion Exposition to Cleveland and Falls
Niagara Falls excursion by Lake Erie and Western R R on August 8 1895 offers trips to Chautauqua Lake Buffalo and Niagara Falls with special side trips to Lewiston Toronto Thousand Islands and more. Train arrives 7 60 AM Friday August 9 and departs August 11 with return options through August 18. Tickets and sleeping car space available. inquire via Lake Erie and Western agents or C F Daly Indianapolis Ind.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lewiston-on-the-Lake
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Lewiston
Thousand Islands
Whirlpool Rapids
Filma
Garfield
Falls
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Geige
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White National Bank
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