Senate Debates Abrogate Clayton-Bulwer Pact and Philippine Question
Congress reports a resolution by Mr. Morgan declaring the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty abrogated with a vote next day. Debate covers pension bills and the Philippine question. Sen. Wolcott moves to recommit clerk classification. he cites lobbyist contributions as evidence of influence.
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Washington
Morgan
Allen
Pettigrew
Teller
Colorado
Senate
Inquiry Demand Seeks Inspection of State Office Books
Governor Beckham ordered State Inspector Hines to demand an inspection of books and accounts held by Republican minor state offices. Judge Hines presented the demand to clerks in charge, but heads of departments were absent from the city and no direct reply was received.
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Beckham
Hines
Bradley
Dutch dominance to shape postwar South Africa in Tribune forecast
The London desk predicts the postwar fate of the Dutch and British in southern Africa. A British crown dominance evolves into a self governing setup akin to Canada or Australia, with the Dutch majority reshaping Cape Colony Orange Free State and Transvaal while Natal remains British stronghold.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Cape Colony
Natal
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Bachuanaland
Rhodesia
Natal Iy
Bechuanaland
Johannesburg
Dominion of
Rand
Sheriff Suter to Return for Taylor Requisition
Franxkfoft Kentucky June 4 Sheriff Suter telegraphed he will return tomorrow officials await his arrival before applying for a requisition for W S Taylor
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Franxkfoft
Suter
W.S. Taylor
Baltimore Suburb Hotel Fire Causes $85,000 Loss
Mount Holly Inn in Walter a Baltimore suburb caught fire today destroying the nearly finished hotel with property losses estimated at 85 000 and insurance coverage at 60 000.
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BaLtimore
Mount Holly Inn
Walter
Russia to Augment Baltic and Pacific Fleets
A Washington dispatch states the Russian Minister of Marine ordered steps to boost Baltic Black Sea Mediterranean and Asiatic fleets. Plans include holding ships in reserve and expanding Pacific strength with three battleships five armored cruisers six gun boats and a torpedo boat flotilla plus reinforcements to Port Arthur.
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Herald
Washington
Baltic
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Nicholas I
Russia
Asiatic
Port Arthur
Pacific
Democratic State Committee Meets Before State Convention
The Democratic State Committee will meet at the Hoffman House at 8 tonight to set the program for the State Convention, which opens tomorrow at the Academy of Music to select delegates to Kansas City. Former Senator D B Bill, arriving from Albany, visited, as did Wharton Barker who was recently named for president by a Populist convention. Barker avoided comment on his visit. Mr Hill is expected to chair the resolutions committee and his proposed plan favors bimetallism to keep money parity.
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New York
Democratic State Committee
Hoffman House
Academy of Music
Kansas City
D. B. Bill
Albany
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Bryan
Hill
Lessons From Boer War Shape U S Army Training
A Washington dispatch notes Secretary Root will publish reports by American officers on South African operations as pamphlets for service instruction. Officials say key lessons include avoiding frontal assaults, updated weapons and artillery, strong scouting, and the value of cavalry and artillery in defense. Brigadier General A W Greely asserts the war will push peace for twenty years, highlighting modern smokeless arms and outflanking tactics over frontal attacks.
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Beralds
Washington
Root
Santiago de Cuba
Philippines
Buller
Colensa
A. W. Greely
Transvaal
Attempted train robbery near Price's Switch on I&GN line
At Lonavitw Texas near Price's Switch robbers tried to derail the Can non Ball train. They forced unloading and opened the express car, firing on the crew. The fireman returned fire, the engineer escaped and drove off with bloodhounds tracking at daybreak.
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Lonavitw
Texas
Price’s Switch
Jacksonville
Women Guard City As Strike Strife Escalates in St Louis
Citizens acting as a posse comitatus were armed and assigned to guard duty at Park Avenue Easton Avenue and Southern Electric Power Houses. Striker sympathizers hinder transit with assaults on passengers and attacks on women, clothing torn and violence reported on South Broadway.
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St. Louis
Posse Comitatus
Park Avenue
Easton Avenue
Southern Electric Power Houses
South Broadway
Roosevelt signs papers to transfer Neely to Havana
Requisition papers signed by Governor Roosevelt enable federal authorities to move Charles W. Neely to Havana. Habeas corpus proceedings are expected to be brought in Neely's behalf.
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New York
Roosevelt
Charles W. Neely
Havana
Neely
Miss Helen Gould Visits Cincinnati Chamber Visitor Gallery
Miss Helen M Gould inscribed her name in the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce visitors book but declined publicity. She scheduled a 12 30 pm visit, limited to the gallery, met President Allen and a small group, then departed to her hotel avoiding the crowd at 1 pm.
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Cincinnati
Helen M.gould
Chamber of Commerce
Pam
Allen
Cuba Laws Apply to Americans on Island
The laws of Cuba have been made applicable to Americans temporarily residing in the island. The Neely extradition bill was passed by the Senate. The postal authorities have refused to allow Mr Rathbone to pay a visit to the United States.
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Island
Neely
Senate
Rathbone
The
United States
Fatal dispute shocks Tallahassee as mill owner shoots councilman
John A. Graham of Savannah, Georgia, and head of Graham Lumber at St. Marks, fatally shot Tallahassee City Councilman John Bradford after a dispute over business accounts. Bradford managed Graham's large saw mill at St. Marks. Investigations proceed into the fatal incident occurred last night.
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Fila
John A. Graham
Savannah
Graham Lumber Company
St. Marks
John Bradford
Graham
Disagreement Reaches Report on Sundry Civil Appropriation
Washington officials say conferees agreed on two thirds of 185 disputed Sundry Civil items and will report disagreement on 61 items. main issues include appropriations for St. Louis memorial bridge Potomac lighthouses rivers harbors and public buildings.
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Washington
St. Louis
Potomac
Philippine Commission eyes new policy on pacification
Manila reports the United States Philippine Commission arrived from Hong Kong and may ease pacification work. Major Marsh's forces likely wounded or killed Aguinaldo after an engagement near La Gat. Wounded officer’s body removed. bags held diaries and proclamations opposing American rule. Taft pledged hearings and continued MacArthur command until pacification.
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United States Philippine Commission
Hong Kong
Marsh
Aguinaldo
Sudge Taft
Philippine Commission
Taft
MacArthur
Vigan
March
Thirty-third Regiment
la Gat
LaGat
Major March
Fiiarpino
Philippines
Senator Beveridge
Boers Capture British Troops Near Senekal
In Maseru Basutoland on June 4 Boers captured several units including Lt Bundle and his twenty men at a farmhouse in the Ficksburg district with two wounded. A second patrol of twenty Border Horse was surrounded and taken. Count Gleichen sent thirteen Provincial Horse under Lt Bowker with a flag of truce to Senekal. the party was seized, robbed, and sent to Urede, with many recaptured or escaping later.
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Tiao
Aparri
Aguinaldo
General Young
Luzon
Young
March
Candon
Laboagan
Hare
Kangued
Abra
Cagayan Valley
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Bundle
Ficksburg
Border Horse
Count Gleichen
Bowker
Senekil
Urede
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