House kills silver bonds resolution in partisan clash
The House defeated the Teller resolution to redeem bonds payable in silver by a 182 to 182 vote amid a five hour debate. Republicans mostly opposed, with Linney and White voting with Democrats and Populists. Speaker Reed voted against. The session featured clashes and the hissing of Rhea as remarks turned heated.
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Howse
Wasnine Tox
House of Representatives
United States
Linney
North Carolina
White
House
J. Alear
Pennsylvania
Elliott
South Carolina
Reib
Reed
Rhea
Kentucky
Yeas
Nays
Tulernational Paper Company Forms Regional Combine
A new corporation named the Tulernational Paper Company unites major firms from across the country with a capital of 5 million dollars. It may increase stock up to 10,000,000 shares of 31 each and issue mortgage bonds amounting to 1.9 million. Fifteen mills join the group with large capacity, to be run by present owners until a general manager is chosen.
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Antony
N.Y
Tulernational Paper Company
L3st Tong
Hig
Tur Gach
Watertown captures trio in county robbery gang
Watertown authorities captured three men Sunday evening believed to belong to a gang of robbers active in the state this winter. In the coronal inquest a witness identified the dead robber as Pat Ryah of Material County, with Tam Lewis of Columbia named as his alias. A former convict testified the dead man was Hogue, saying they served time together at Sioux Falls.
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Watertown
Ureank
Watertows, & D
Thin City
Alraigeta
Dya Thowipron & Polsrigna
Tila Diy
Havana Bombing and Political Motive Seizes Havana
A bomb exploded at the private residence of ex mayor Miguel Diaz in Havana. Louis Lazo, recently released from African prisons, was captured after the blast. Diaz denies knowing Lazo and suspects political accomplices. nearby residents panicked as a large hole opened in the house.
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Miguel Dias
Wavanar
Atanhoul
Louis Lazo
Guba
Death of Col Nestor Aranguren Amid Spanish Assault
Havana reports the death of Col. Nestor Aranguren after a betrayal plot near Campo Florida. Soldiers killed his sweetheart and a woman, wounded Aranguren, and finally executed him with a gunshot to the chest followed by a bayonet thrust.
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Havana
Nestor Arangaret
Col
Arangare
Campo Florida
Morales
Arangaren
Colajeal
Arangaré
Benedicto
Aves
Atatguren
Fernandez
Aranguren
Florida
Col. Ruiz
THE MAINE WRECK
Four persons die and about thirty are wounded in a Maine Central rail disaster near Orono Banxcor. Investigators say track appeared in good condition. Frost may have caused rails to spread after days of cool weather. Stanley Bean of Passadumkeag and Howard L. Madox of Skowegan were among the seriously injured.
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Banxcor
Maine Central Railroad
Orono
Stanley Bean
Passadunikeag
Howard L. Madox
Skowegan
St Louis Faces Cyclonia Neurosis Claims
Dr. Broome and Dr. Wiley Traome report St Louis afflicted by a cyclonic neurosis amid May’s storm week. Neurosis described as a functional nervous affliction triggered by fright and excitement with numerous crisis reports cited.
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Broome
Bia City
St. Laws
G. Wiley Traome
St. Louia
Alay
Hroome
Ramedy
Declines and Congratulatory Notes Across Cities
Fitzsimons and Julian declined to consider Corbatt's final challenge. Considine to pull off fight for 726000 purse. Corbett not in Fitzsimmons class until he beats Alaher. Senator Teller congratulated for Teller resolution passage. Ton Jiryat expresses satisfaction. Max Rosenbaum found guilty of misdemeanor. 15 days in jail. Big factory in George Fort destroyed by fire. losses exceed 115000 contents and 25 buildings. Count William of Prussia duel with Ter Mauhbach after personal dispute. Marquis wounded. Emigration rush as new law nears. 730 steerage arrivals. The King’s Silver, Jonesup, Marsius Belle results. Kansas City liquor firm Michael Hoffman assets around 80000, liabilities 100000. Hurricanes devastate towns and shipping. National stockgrowers’ convention ends with large barbecue at Union Stockyards.
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Garbett
Pernosiz
Fitzsimons
Julian
Corbatt
Considine
Fitzsimmeons
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Alaher
Not Guilty of Grime Condemned but Innocent Man Saved
Angélo Carbone, sentenced to die in Sing Sing, was saved from execution after Detective Petrosine secured a life possibility. Alexander Claramello, the actual murderer, was captured in Baltimore and confessed his crime, leading to Carbone’s new trial efforts and potential release.
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New York
Angélo Carbone
Sing Sing
Petrosine
Carlions
Alexander Claramello
Baltimore
Claramello
Natalie Bragas
Carbone
Brague
Claraméllo
Bis
Counterfeit Two Dollar Bills Circulate In Minneapolis
A dangerous counterfeit of the Win dom two dollar bills has appeared in Minneapolis. The note is an excellent reproduction and will pass anywhere except banks. It has circulated in large numbers and officials have not yet detected it.
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Nosxeapolis
Minneapolis
Coal Prices Set for 26 Cent Rise in Latest Operator Accord
A newspaper reports coal operators will raise prices by 26 cents per ton following an interstate conference with miners who agreed to a 10 cent per ton rise for mining. Also of note, Charles Draper was found guilty of Hastings murder and given a life sentence in Jacksonville, Illinois. The Indian appropriation bill passed in Congress as debate shifts to the District of Columbia bill with speakers Artman and Dolliver opposing administration policy.
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Interstate Joint Conference
Charles Braper
LIFE
Charles L. Hastings
Jacksonville
Ill
Charles L. Draper
House
District of Columbia
Aartman
Silver
Montana
Inj
Dollivar
Tawa
Women Wil Be Marred. St. Loven: Fhig City Hotel Planned
An article notes plans for a new hotel in St. Loven that aims to be among the finest of its kind. It will cater to a wide clientele with refined furnishings and specialized accommodations for comfort and privacy. The hotel promises proximity to business and city life and seeks to attract prominent gatherings and events.
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St. Loven
Bagherie
Ore Vein In Georgia County Reported At 415,159
Ore assays note a vein across Georgia County yielding 415 159 in value with a 15 166 cent sample. Owners cite a 16 foot wide vein as the ore body. The report mentions Prohie Ghie Trusts and local mining activity in the area.
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Tesiar Retirnas
Cohfreazaian Thana Pagahal
Commodities Prices Across Cities and Markets
Market report lists cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats and butter prices by city including Chicago Saint Louis Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Cincinnati with ranges for each commodity. Prices cover futures spot and grade specifics with several No. 2 and white varieties noted.
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Taditsapolis
Dee
St. Tonis
Sheen
Cincinnati
Toledo
New York
Cattéle
Senate approves teller resolution on silver coinage
The Senate voted 47 to 32 to pass a Teller concurrent resolution backing silver coinage for all U S bonds. Debate spanned the day with twenty five senators speaking as party lines broke on key amendments led by Lodge. Several Republicans reportedly split, signaling a partisan mood ahead of the 1900 political contest.
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United States Senate
Jis
Senate
Peller
Stanley Mathews
United States
Lodge
Lodse
Maes
Alison
Lowa
Sir. Burrows
Mieh
Oreethy
Tipon
Meliiley
St. Tania
Ke Carter
Mont
Chandler
Clark
Wye
Fritchard
Shonodaha
Warren Cw.yond Wi Oleatt
Cina
Stewart
New
Murder Mystery Cleared In New Orleans Case
Police identify the slain man as Rosario Cusimano and pursue Vincenzo Zatatis, his godfather, whom the brother accuses of the killing. The case, which had troubled New Orleans for weeks, now centers on the two suspects and the motive behind the death.
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New Orleans
Rosario Cusimano
Antil
Vincenzo Azzatitis
Lim
McKinley Speaks at National Manufacturers Feast in New York
President McKinley urged financial legislation to aid industry at the National Association of Manufacturers third annual banquet in the Waldorf Astoria. He stressed the need for stable currency, Federal oversight, and export expansion while praising national virtues and economic growth.
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National Association of Manufacturers of the
Ty Jg
United States
Feraustraet
Gounisg Alreager
Wheat prices soar as futures hit record highs
The market closes with wheat surging past $1.10 for September and $1.05 for December, while May futures rise from 0.50s to higher levels. Traders fear supply shocks as prices leap in a dramatic boardroom onslaught, with vivid scenes of frantic activity and strong buying pressure throughout.
Alaskan Vessel Corona Wrecks Near Skeena River
The steamer Corona wrecked on a rock near the Skeena River mouth while en route from Seattle to Alaska with 225 passengers. Lifeboats saved all aboard. another Alaska trade steamer Goquitlan is damaged or wrecked. Rescue steamer Alk was en route. fate of cargo uncertain.
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Skamaway
Kaehen
Viennaia
Bris
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Tasca
Goquitlan
Na Rock
Meuth
Jkeena
Skeena
Seattle
Burlington mills resume work after wage resistance
The Queen City cotton mills in Burlington Vermont have resumed operations after workers led resistance to wage reductions. A bill to abolish capital punishment and replace it with life imprisonment failed in the Ohio Senate. Peter Jackson trains across the nation for a potential bout against Tom Sharacy, while Gyettevren faces a key trial.
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Burlington
Dali
Ohi
Gyettevren
Peter Jackson
San Francisco
Jotries
Alaymeca
Tom Sharacy
Congressional Debates Over Indian Affairs and Policy
The House and Senate faced extensive debate on the Indian appropriation bill and related measures. Leaders including Mr. Bit and Mr. Simpson spoke on immigration and industrial conditions. A Teller resolution dominated proceedings, as did questions on the Carlisle Indian School and the leasing ban for Kiowa Comanche Apache Wichita lands. The pension and foreign affairs items moved slowly amid procedural maneuvers.
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State Department
Col. Ruiz
Arepguren
Mur Stewart
Favcin
Teller
District of Columbia
Pe ‘Ihision
Afr. Simpson
Grogrétio
Senate
Hatvaii
Morgan
AlJajama
Mr. Smith
Arizona
Wr. Walker
Almericra
Natnfo
Allison Clowal
Erry Tkrkonsast
Hoar Binaat
Ind
Honda
Carlisle Indian Secioni
Enigmalogist Theehenders In Denver Trade Rumor
A garbled note mentions Gerd at Tralle and Secret secifies in Denver amid department store tensions. It references a receiver appointment by the Comptroller of the Cherency for Pembina First National Bank and names Mrs Mary Shillito related to a historic Texarkana mercantile house.
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Treat
Theehenders
Gerd
Tralle
Denver
Cherency Hae
William 7. Kennesay
Faik
Pembina
Mary Shillito
John Shilito
Event Mercantile House
Cineramafi
Odare
United States
Britain
Col
Delia Pay
Gail
Genos
Urinz
Truitpold
Igrpt
Nile
Empress Augusta Victoria
Germany
Uler
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