Weyler Says Senate Action Would Aid Spanish War Effort
General Weyler comments on Morgan's Cuban resolution saying he is not surprised by Senate moves and expects House action. He argues recognition could aid Cuban rebels by placing bonds in the U S while strengthening Spain's ability to fund a new loan in Paris London and Vienna and renew the war with vigor. He adds he would be glad for recognition as it clarifies Spain's position.
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Hunta
United States
Cuban Question Motion Sidetracked in House Session
In the Tennessee representative McMillin introduces a resolution seeking Senate recognition of Cuban insurgents belligerency and asks for daily consideration. It’s referred to the rules committee, unlikely to be acted on soon as leaders decide timing. House adjourns at 12 25 p m due to Senator Earle death in South Carolina.
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McMillin
Tennessee
Senate
Committee On
Rales
House
Earle
South Carolina
Fight Over Cards Ends in Murder in Snowden
In Snowden Allegheny County Pennsylvania a poker game dispute led to Albert Grier being killed by George Douglass. Grier forced Douglass to lay down three queens during a draw game before Douglass fled and was captured by pursuing townspeople and delivered to the Pittsburgh jail.
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Snowden
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Albert Grier
George Douglass
Douglisa
Crawed
Pittsbarg
Greece Answers Turkey and Other War News
The Greek government rejects direct talks with Turkey, citing previous understandings with other powers. Reports from Hungary note rioting and military firings with casualties. Uruguay reports a federal defeat by rebels at Rivera, with Lamos proclaimed general by his troops. In Ireland many political prisoners are expected to be pardoned in June for the queen's jubilee. A Varna Mississippi railway train resumes service as the river falls. Berlin sales note the racing mare Tethel sold for 50 marks to a German trainer. Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia may assist the Dervishes against the Anglo Egyptian expedition in the Soudan.
Arizona Tale of Blood Ends with Piute Assassin Dead
A dispatch from Kingman Arizona reports Ahnyvote the Piute killer who murdered at least ten white men is dead. Members of his own tribe, urged by miners in Eldorado canyon, tracked and killed him after threats to annihilate Piutes. Mojave County offered a 250 reward for Ahnyvote and Mouse for prior murders. White Hills reports warned Piute Indians threatening more killings. A deputy sheriff only disarmed one gun among the armed group.
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Ahnyvote
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Canon
Bin
Board of Supervisors
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White Hills
Petition Denied In Union Pacific Intervention Case
Judge Dilton and Mr. Coombs argued for the petitioner Credits Commutation Company in New York on Saturday. Judge Sanborn denied the petition stating the petitioners failed to show a legal right to intervene. an appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals was allowed.
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Dilton
New York
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Coombs
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Japan Plans New Warship Move Amid Asia Tensions
News from the Orient reports Japan's government will send another warship to Flonotala. The Empress of Tudia sails from Chita as Hong Kong wires claim threats to a Sy Lin chapel and possible retaliation. A French mission is said to be recalled and Japan aims to press its position against allied moves.
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Nebraska and Kansas Transport Committees Convene in Guthrie
Executive committees from Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma announce a regional meeting to discuss safer and cheaper freight rates. Delegates will convene in Guthrie Oklahoma on September 2 to consider standardizing transport and reducing shipping costs west of the Mississippi.
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Nebraska
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Qualomea
Guthrin
Oklahoma
Five boys drown after raft accident on Chirage River
Five amat boys drowned in Abad Fake Saturday afternoon while crossing the Chirage river on an improvised raft. Four others were aboard. one sparked panic and four fled, leaving the raft to drift into deep water.
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Criff
Cuban Hospital Fire Sends Insurgents to Deadly Escape
In Santa Clara province near Amicacar anga a Cuban hospital complex housing about thirty five wounded insurgents was attacked at night by Spanish guerrillas. Fire destroyed three buildings as doctors and nurses attempted rescues. insurgents were shot as they fled. All nursing staff disappeared, officials report.
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Amicacaranga
Havana
Tiis
Nervy Highwayman Shot On Stellacoom Road Robbery
A lone robber attempted a daylight holdup on the Stellacoom electric road near Tatoma Washington. He boarded a passing car, pulled a mask, and ordered the crew to the rear. Superintendent Dame fired twice, the robber fired back, and was killed beside the car. Dame was wounded in the arm and passenger Jewett Smith in the leg.
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Wash
Dame
Damo
End of Long Strike Shifts Americas Glass Industry
The Kirke of the Aimerican Flint Glas Union, long driven by a four year strike, declares victory with 7 800 workers linked to the American Final Workers’ Union. The United States Glass Company will reinstate many men as the conflict ends.
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Flint Glas
Warkersa’ Union
Week in Trade Indicates Broad Economic Improvement
The Weekly Review of Trade reports rising commercial loans to eastern merchants while some midwest houses show rediscounts from the south. Western wheat receipts and Atlantic exports beat last year, with corn and cotton fluctuating. Iron gains in new business though some sectors shrink as manufacturers meet near-term demand.
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Scenar , Tran & Co
den & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Middle West
Ayers
Winter Wheat Millers Demand Reciprocity From Congress
The Winter Wheat Millers' League of America met in St. Louis for two days. Af. H. Davis was elected president. The group urged Congress to adopt reciprocity, saying current policy harms markets and export value and pledges have not been honored.
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Congress
Winter Wheat Millers’ League of America
St. Louis
Af. H. Davis
Kansan City Cattle Loan Company Formed
A new trust company named Kansan City Cattle Loan Company is formed by the Armoure of Kansas City and Chicago and other large stockholders of Interstate National Bank. It aims to lend money to farmers and stockraisers through five stock commission merchants, secured by stock, cotton, and other assets. The capital stock is set at 300000 dollars. The organization plans to provide funds for stockmen and has commitments from brokers who have traveled to St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Impeachment Vote Advances and McKinley Nashville Visit Planned
Florida House adopts articles of impeachment against State Treasurer Collins by 50 to 5. President McKinley plans a Nashville exposition trip next month with cabinet members. date and attendees to be announced.
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Collins
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Nashville
Nashville Exposition
Iowa State House Feud Over Office Quarters Emerges
In Des Moines a heated clash erupts as Attorney General Remley demands larger quarters. He targets space once used by the adjutant general and hints at using Agricultural Society or railroad commission rooms. The council holds an all day hearing, signaling an open war as many capitol occupants fall out and business stalls.
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Capitol
Strike of Miners Affects Boone Valley Coal Fields
Strike action hits Boone Valley Coal and Railway Company as 359 workers quit Friday night. A unionized march to Milford mines signals sympathy from 350 Milford and 150 Lehigh miners. Dispute centers on price per ton for screened coal and wage claims, with a yearlong 5 cent contract noted at Milford. The walkout could impact about 1,000 men in the region.
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Boone Valley Coal and Railway Company
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Lehigh
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Ths
Leigh Goonsthe Siike
Bullard Is Acquitted in Fraud Trial
A jury at Clarion acquitted Wadge Woeover on charges tied to a January conspiracy involving Bellmond. Judge Weaver discharged the jury after finding substantial discrepancies between the evidence and the indictment, noting alleged falsifications and conflicting testimony presented by the state.
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Mysterious Vanishing Then Waterloo Bucket Shop Raid
A man vanishes after a derailment near Keokuk while a separate Waterloo raid targets the Fawitable Produce Exchange. Sheriff arrests T P Alerts and the exchange’s manager as investigations begin into the bucket shop operation halted by local merchants.
Tinva LHetail Toweleras Board Nominees Listed
A local draft lists officers and a board of directors for a textile association. Names include Rickypatrick as Vice President, Dr. Curtis of Knoxville as Treasurer, and various secretaries and locations such as Des Moines and Webster City. The board of directors named includes Th. Wallinan and HU Feigao among others.
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Assaequion Metal
Marshalltown
Rickypatrick
Battle Crook
Curtis
Knoxville
Dros Moines
Hog. Bawser
Alot
Lecen
Webster City
Th. Wallinan
Gonnend Phairs
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Mere
Feigao
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Democratic and Populist Conventions Tied by Fusion Debate
The Democratic state central committee calls a Des Moines convention for June 23 with fusion concerns under the anti fusion law. Populists announce a coalition but risk ballot duplication provisions. Meanwhile Winterset hosts a postmaster election with Shriver winning and a man sent to the asylum.
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County boodler sent up in Wapello case
Wapello Democrats report Patrick Brady will be sent to Fort Madison after the supreme court refused a new trial. Brady was convicted two years ago of making vouchers to county for fictitious poor aid to enrich himself. Several other county officials were arrested for malfeasance, but Brady was the only conviction.
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Tyro
Drake
Wanelly County
Supreme Court
Patrick Brady
Sneals
Grady
Brady
Fort Madison
Fatal Runaway Near Thompson Kills Mrs Haugen
Mrs. Andrew Haugen, aged about 60, died two hours after a buggy accident near Thompson when a neck yoke strap broke and she fell between the wheels. The horses ran, she attempted to jump, and was dragged by her dress, unconscious with a bruised forehead. She leaves a husband and family.
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Thompson
Seaves
Anamosa Fatal Accident Reported in Iowa News
A fatal accident near Anamosa is reported with details of a railside collapse and injuries. The incident involves multiple casualties, including prominent local figures, and follows prior incidents in the region.
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