Busy Day in Senate Sees Tariff On Filled Cheese Passed
In a busy session the senate approved the filled cheese tariff by a 37 to 13 vote, defining the product and detailing branding and display requirements. Tax rates apply to manufacturers and dealers, with per pound duties on the cheese and imports.
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Verdict Set Aside In Warner Case Supreme Court Ruling
Lax Frances June 4 The supreme court set aside a Freano county jury verdict in favor of Warner against the Southern Pacific Company for 23000 dollars for injuries on a Fresno to Fowler trip. The court found punitive damages misapplied and errors in jury instruction. Also reports on Sir Walter winning the Brooklyn Handicap, a Desperate Character arrest in Yuntana, and a train robbery trial in Visart with juror shortages and a recess.
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Moscow Disaster Faults Police Prefect in Fatal Crush
Eyewitnesses accuse M Vinesovsky prefect of police of causing the Khodjoskoye plain disaster by refusing military assistance. Crowds mobbed him on arrival, troops shielded him, Cossacks used whips amid chaos, several revelers drown in a deer wine vat during the melee.
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Detectives from Major Cities to Guard St Louis Convention
Chief Harrigen recruits detectives from New York Chicago Cincinnati Denver Louisville Pittsburgh Memphis Omaha plus possible help from Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Brooklyn and more to monitor crowds during the national convention. Detectors funded by St Louis police, to arrest any person of bad reputation in the city. In a separate item, Thomas Silks assistant postmaster at Forestville was accidentally shot at a picnic when a rifle given to a guest discharged. He is expected to recover.
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Blackburn the Choice The Unit Rule Adopted
The Democratic state convention closes with free silver securing control of the delegation and platform. Blackburn for President and unit rule endorsed, Kentucky to Chicago with four delegates at large and remaining seats allocated. Radicals sought to seat more Fifth district delegates but unit rule makes the slate fixed. Rhea Ellis and others prominent for free silver. Bland of Missouri a second choice for President among Kentucky delegates.
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Virginia Democrats Back Free Coinage Policy At State Convention
Virginia Democrats instructed delegates to vote for free silver coinage and limited national policy. The convention adopted a financial plank favoring sound money with silver and paper redeemable in silver or gold, at a 16 to 1 ratio. Delegates were urged to back candidates who support free coinage and a silver standard. Cleveland refused indorsement. Tucson convention set for June 8 with counties pledged to free silver delegates.
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Ashford land demand stirs Hawaii Britain presses claim
Special correspondence reports Britain demanded that Hawaii allow Volney Ashford to land, though President Dole refused. Ashford, expelled for alleged involvement in rebellion, allegedly seeks landing and may trigger a British warship arrival. The piece notes Ashford’s brother Clarence dismisses the “asked permission” claim and cites ongoing government talks. Kate Field’s funeral in Honolulu is also mentioned with details.
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Stockton Police Officer Wounded in Accidental Shot
Police officer Dan Klench was injured at a pistol practice near Goodwater grove when his elbow extended beyond protection and was struck by Officer Hornaga's bullet. The bullet shattered the elbow forearm bone, requiring surgery and raising fear the arm may be amputated.
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Dunham Reported Crossing Hayes Station in Fresno County
San Jose reports a telegram from special deputy Juan Edson stating Dunham crossed Hayes Station in Fresno County yesterday afternoon. Sheriff Lyndon and deputies from San Mateo and Hollister pursue him, with Lyndon planning to stay in Panoche tonight. The trail aligns with Deputy Gardner’s earlier pursuit notes.
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Peach crop prospects in Georgia and California
Secretary Filcher of the state board of trade cites a Georgia peach grower report forecasting only 25 to 30 percent of the crop this season. Earlier optimism faded as May estimates dropped by about half, signaling tight fruit supplies and potential market effects. Also reports a New Hampshire millionaire Anatin Corbin injured in a carriage accident with fatalities among staff.
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Insolvent San Jose man and railroad file petition
Jacob Rich as an individual and the First Street railroad filed a petition in insolvency in San Jose. Total liabilities are placed at 600000 with assets estimated at 700000 though the railroad and real estate would not fetch that amount now. Major creditors include German Savings and Loan Society 111650 Home Mutual Insurance 19000 Commercial and Savings Bank 96000 P Lavy 360000. Rich’s individual debts are 200000, showing the railroad owes 400000.
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Corrected Returns Change Portland Mayor and Oregon Race
Scattering returns from Portland and across Oregon show Ellis Republican leads Quinn Democrat for Congress by 65 with three counties still missing. Vanderburg trails Tongue in the First District after a 200 vote cut in Yamhill County. official count expected to decide results. In Portland, Pennoyer for mayor leads by 233 in a 15,279 vote total.
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Thirty Cubans Drowned in Bermuda Expedition Arrival
Thirty plus Cubans died as Bermuda expedition members disembarked on the Cuban coast after fleeing Spanish warships. Some crew members reached shore. Searraga landed, Arano disappeared. Coray, former Commonweal leader, travels from Portland to San Diego to campaign for Populists.
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Terrific Bourricane Destroys Farms Near Pender Neb
A severe hail storm and hurricane near Pender Nebraska caused extensive damage across multiple farms. Houses barns and fences were destroyed or scattered, bridges washed out and a portion of railway track damaged. Several residents were injured or killed as responders and medical staff rushed to the scene. The full extent of losses remained undetermined at night.
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River and Harbor Bill Passes Over President Veto
The Senate voted 56 to 5 to pass the river and harbor bill over the President’s veto after three hours of debate. Supporters argued for waterways development and limited veto power, while critics cited excessive appropriations and executive overreach. The vote, 56 to 6, cleared the bill as Congress pressed toward adjournment and moved to related naval appropriations.
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Dunham Southbound Officera Headed for Little Panoche Valley
Sheriff units chase Dunham south from the Coast Range toward Little Panoche valley hoping to intercept him near Joaquin Marietta’s Cantus canyon. The killer’s movements include camping south of Mountain House and sleeping in a vaquero barn before continuing southward. District Attorney Snow filed murder charges against John W. Lambert for the Firebaugh killings.
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Kentucky Democrats Name Blackburn for President
The Kentucky Democratic State convention favored Senator Blackburn for president with General P. Watt Hardin as a leading rival. Delegates pressed a free silver stance, targeting a Chicago delegation, while battles over credentials and district loyalties continued through the night. Blackburn spoke of the silver victory and criticized the national administration, with Hardin and other figures addressing the crowd before adjournment.
Defectively Replaced Plates On Oregon To Be Replaced
The Navy Department allows Union Iron Works to replace defective steel deck plates on the battleship Oregon. Proper thickness plates will be shipped from Pittsburgh to California in a special train car to speed fitting. The contractor blames the superintendent for the substitution and says government inspectors could not detect the lighter plates at the edges.
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Yosemite Valley Hotels Face New Rules and Fees
Yosemite Valley commission meets with Governor Budd presiding. Debates over hotel stock, firewood cutting, and rent use for road beautification. Committees chosen to classify room prices and rewrite by laws to curb executive power. Guardian, secretary, and vice president elected. litigation on a painting bill continued.
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