Venezuela Commission Seeks Evidence From Britain and Venezuela
The Venezuelan Commission invited both governments to submit all evidence in their possession to advance its work. The letter to Secretary Olney explains that representation by attorneys is allowed without forfeiting any rights. The move aims to keep the inquiry ex parte free and speed its progress, though response from both sides remains uncertain.
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Great Britain
Venezuela
Aba
Olney
Boundary’ Conservatory
United States
Tin Commission
Ilmiex
Sili
Cleveland
War Department denies Florida militia mobilization report
War Department rejects a Florida report claiming the governor was asked to place the state militia on readiness. The denial states the President has no authority to issue such a request and that no emergency justifies action.
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War Department
Florida
National Convention in St Louis July 22
A late night executive committee meeting approved leading the national Populist Convention to be held in St Louis on July 22. The decision followed consideration of new propositions from the Business Area's League of St Louis.
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League of St. Louis
St. Lonia
Madrid shifts Cuban command as Gen Polavieja takes over
News from Madrid reports a cabinet decision to supersede Capt. Gen. Martinez de Compos and Lieut. Gen. Albertus in Cuba. Gen. Polavieja, commanding the Sixth Army Corps, and Gen. Faudo replace Campos and An derius in Santiago de Cuba, amid insurgent fears and evaluations of Campos's conduct.
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Madrid
Bfartinez de Compos
Arbertus
Marin Polavieja
Faudo
Santiago de Cuba
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Polavieja
Campos
Enlisting Men for the Congo Belgian Recruits in U S
Washington special reports Belgian efforts to recruit in the United States for Congo service under the Belgian flag. Captains Marietta and Gol in Washington organize secret enlistments, violating international law and treaties, with prior government opinions supporting U S authority to prohibit such acts.
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Wadbhington
Africa
Belgium
State Department
Marietta
Gol
Washington
Independent States of the Congo
Gen. Cushing
Pierce
Telier
Peace movement urged by presidents for an international court
Leaders urge European and domestic action to form a peace movement with a 1900 convention of Christian powers aiming to establish an international court of arbitration. Many club presidents have adopted the letter and pushed for broader advocacy amid rising war talk over Cuba. Military reports note Governor Mitchell has ordered Adjutant General Houston to ready Merida militia for quick deployment as rumors persist of Spain and Britain negotiating Cuba’s sale to the U.S. and a potential flying squadron voyage to American waters.
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Executive Office
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United States
Florida
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la Guayrae
BUN & COS REVIEW Summary of weekly trade and social notices
Speculation in products was quiet and wheat nearly steady though Atlantic exports for two weeks total 4 483190 bushels vs 4 273125 last year. Western receipts raise doubts on crop forecasts, and cotton receipts suggest yields between 6.3 and 7.099 million bales with a fluctuating price. A marriage engagement links Mrs Dimmock and Herron. the ceremony is postponed. Two New York Central women car cleaners were killed by an express train. George Leppard returns to Boston with funds and credentials after traveling from San Francisco since December 25. Fortune Bay faces 40030 starving people, and Peru’s mayor seizes Bible Society stock. Kentucky’s 617 Distilling assigns, whisky pledged to banks. Frank Lawler of Chicago dies Friday.
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B. G. Don & Cals Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Neil
Aplangers
Pagaltuda
United States
Canada
Enerori Tal Teeta Herrigon
New York Central
New York
George Leppard
Boston
San Francisco
Market Quotations From Sioux City and Chicago Livestock
Market quotations show Sioux City cattle hogs and sheep with prices for stockers feeders keel steers and hogs across markets. Chicago grain quotes list wheat corn oats and rye with bids and on track prices for January and May contracts.
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Aiftye
Chicago Wins Democratic Convention Location on 29th Ballot
The Democratic national convention will be in Chicago on July 7 after twenty nine ballots in Washington. Chicago rose from six votes to win the prize, with Massachusetts and New York among states backing the final choice. The decision reflected geography and merit, not loud campaigning.
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Florida
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Massachusetts
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Nebraska
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New York
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Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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Alanska
England Will Yield in Venezuelan Boundary Dispute
Washington sources report the Venezuelan commission plans a gentle timetable and the U S expects an early settlement. Observers say arbitration remains the likely basis with limits to satisfy both nations, and the State Department foresees resolution within four months.
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State Department
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Unite States
Nate Vrjtsal
National Democratic Convention to Be Held Chicago July 7
The Chicago Coliseum is chosen for the 1880 National Democratic Convention with delegates from states including Alabama Georgia New York and Wisconsin. The Chicago delegation will provide a cash bond and defer major convention control to the national committee. Hotels and transit are prepared to accommodate over 15 000 visitors with a large rooming capacity and cot accommodations in halls.
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Mabe
Budapest millennial exhibit plans steel tower homage
Reports state next year's exhibit will feature a tall steel tower rivaling the Eiffel, slated at 1,605 feet. However details are unclear as trade discontent rises over imports, while matters of governance and science policy surface in unrelated items.
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Budapest
Germany
Count Thin
Gehemla
Regent's Park
Paris
Pension bill clashes and park commission noted in congress
The report surveys a week of House and Senate actions on the pension appropriation bill and related debates. It notes Republican speakers, Cummins’ attack on the pension office, and the creation of the Chickamauga Park Commission. It covers Senate votes on Alaska British Columbia boundary expenses, bond issues, and various foreign questions, with adjournments and executive sessions.
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