Free Coinage of Silver to Lead 1900 Campaign Says Judge Tarvin
Louisville June 1 1900 Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic clubs holds its third annual convention in Macauleys theater about 1000 in attendance. Judge Tarvin of Covington declares free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 the paramount issue for 1900 and signals endorsements for Bryan. Speakers praise Chicago platform with strong applause. Bryan and Tarvin honored at banquet at the Galt House after sessions.
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Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
Macauley
William Jennings Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Semovin
Weaver
Bryan
J. P. Tarvin
Covington
Bimetallic League
Chicago
Tarvin
Nebraska
James M. Robinace
Pampaigh
Democratic Party
Flavius J. van Vorhis
Ilinois
Nomination Pressure Amid Nash Backed by Senators
A report notes Donglan Durban Hall Nevin Orr Shattuo and Kaan urging nomination at a time when Nash receives support following Senator Hanna's conferences and a shift to focus the field against the measure.
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Donglan
Durban
Hall
Nevin
Orr
Shattuo
Kaan
Rainy season hits Havana as U S troops lack barracks
Havana reports the rainy season begins with six months of rain. About 12,000 U S soldiers on the island remain housed only in tents due to incomplete barracks and delayed lumber deliveries. Officials in Washington may face consequences as encampments risk harsh weather and health dangers.
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Cuba
Havana
United States Army
Washington
Matanzas
Guanajay
Pinar del Rio
United States
American Scheme for Arbitration Tribunal Plan Subm itted
The American delegates submitted a plan for an arbitration tribunal at the peace conference in The Hague. Each signatory nation would appoint one arbitrator, with a permanent central seat and at least three judges not from Allied powers. Expenses shared by signatories. new facts within three months allow retrial. optional for nations to use the tribunal. binding only if parties accept its decision. The convention would take effect when nine powers join, including eight European or American and four signatories of Paris 1556. Dallas death notice follows.
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the Hague
Supreme Courts
Paris
International Railway Surgeons Convene in Richsroad Va
Twentieth annual convention of the International Railway Surgeons is in session at Richsroad Virginia with lectures and demonstrations. The report notes partial details from the event and highlights notable attendees and topics under discussion at the gathering.
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International Railway
Richsroad
Perry
Hering
Seattle
Toledo
Thomas Cord
P. Cochran
Wan Atrack
Marietta
Benedict
Athens (Ga
D. W. Jones
Arkansas
Berry
ee _ ge Staiger
Mayr Mich
Hoel
Spanish Government Directly Represented In Washington
The Spanish government makes its first direct representation in Washington since the war ending, signaling renewed diplomatic engagement. Washington officials report discussions focus on peace implementation and postwar relations with Spain.
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Washington
Arrival of Duke dArcos Arrives in Washington
The Spanish minister Duke dArcos and Duchess dArcos arrived in Washington with Secretaries Riano and Pastor. They were met quietly and will be formally presented to the president at the White House tomorrow. If arranged, Hellanty Storer will also be presented in Madrid the same day.
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Madrid
Washington
Duke d’Arcos
D’ Arcos
Polo
Riano
Pastor
MacKay-Smith
Arlington Hotel
State Department
Cate Wieeps
White House
Hellanty Storer
United States
Spain
Paris
Delegation Supports General Henderson in Iowa
Amid the storm, Eill views were known and the delegation's action was unanimous in support of General D. B. Henderson of Iowa.
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Storm. Eill
D. B. Henderson
Iowa
Trustees Owe Estate 44755.75 in Purcell Failure
Cincinnati June 1 Attorney Harlan Cleveland special master reports for insolvency court that trustees Gus tav Tafel and L J Miller owe the Archbishop Purcell estate 44755.75 since October 1587. They received 350.01 in period. indebtedness stems from legal allowances including 11000 to the estate of S A Miller after his death.
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Purcell
Cincinnati
Harlan Cleveland
Gustav Tafel
L J. Miller
Mannix
S.A. Miller
FRESH FASHODA REPORTS TENSION IN SZECHUEN AND JAPAN FIRE
The Kinsha Mara reports a large fire at Yamagata Japan destroying about six hundred houses and eleven shrines with multiple deaths. The China Gazette accuses France of aiming to create a new Fashoda in Szechuen while Britain is said to neglect the province and risk ceding influence.
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Szechnen
China
Victoria
B. C
Yamagata
Japan
China Gazette
Szechuen
Hine
West Fee
Gould Sells Controlling Interest In Continental Match Co
The Journal reports Edwin Gould received 1 million dollars from Diamond Match for a controlling stake in Continental Match Co. He may join Diamond’s board, with plans to issue 8 million capital, split between Gould, acquiring smaller rivals’ plants, and offering 1 million to current shareholders. Continental owns plants in Passaic and Ogdensburg New Jersey and Kankakee Illinois.
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Consolidated Match Company
Chicago
the Journal
Edwin Gould
Diamond Match Company
Continental Match Company
Gould
Passaic
N. J
Brother and Sister Pair Reveal Blood Bond on Eve of Wedding
Albert Myers from New York came to Cincinnati to wed Gertrude Myers of Covington. Their two families learned, after years apart, that they are siblings who were adopted separately as children in Covington. Investigations confirm the blood relationship beyond question.
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Cincinnati
Jang
Albert Myers
New York
Gertrude Myers
Covington
Gertrude
Albert
New Orleans
Backward Step Civil Service Reform in Maryland
Maryland Civil Service Reform association condemns President McKinley’s order modifying civil service rules as inconsistent with good government and with McKinley’s own declarations. The group contrasts with perceived failures by executive and legislative officers and praises Roosevelt era reforms.
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McKinley
Baltimore
Civil Service Reform Association of Maryland
Low
Indiana and Illinois Fairly Showers Tomorrow
Washington June 1 Treasury balance reports Available cash 272 5 million gold reserve 227 8 million Alger denies sensational Santa Clara massacre claim from Cuba dispatch to Quincy Whig notes no basis for the report and no word of conflict or disagreement received locally.
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Washington
Alger
Quincy
Ill
Quincey Whig
Russell A. Alger
Hoofer
Santa Clara
Grain and livestock market report with price movements
May 31 market update shows wheat and corn quotes with irregularities in grain futures and livestock notes. Cattle and hog activity described alongside opened and closed prices, with cash markets listed for Wheat Corn Cattle Pork and related commodities.
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Fale
Cays
Ark
Cart Ee
Bept
Ibely
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