Cubans Set Back Report Is Rejected By U S Government
June 1 Washington The president and cabinet condemn the Cuban constitutional convention interpretation of the Platt amendment as unacceptable. Secretary Root and the cabinet hold the convention cannot modify the Platt terms. The message to General Wood states no power in the United States to alter the amendment and insists on strict acceptance. The Cubans remain in session awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Wood
United States
Cubans Disappointed by Washington on Havana Constitution
United States approval of the Havana convention constitution surprised supporters of the Platt amendment. Two Conservative delegates questioned the vote strategy and noted the appendix changes aimed to secure Platt. They doubted reconsideration as the fight had near or deadlocked. Simultaneously in Columbia McSweeney rejected resignations to avoid a bitter, personality filled primary race.
Agricultural Market Review Faces Mixed Weather and Trade Pressures
The week shows little overall change with a steadier price level in cereals and improved industrial sentiment. North and South regions face moisture and crop concerns, while corn and oats stall under cool conditions. Trade activity slows, though some progress toward resolving local labor disputes is noted. World crop expectations and drought fears temper wheat and grain outlooks, with weekly failures totaling 144, down from prior weeks.
Powers Pleased Chinese Acceptance Leaves Little to Do
Pekin June 1 Chilka's unconditional acceptance of 490,000,000 taels as the cost to be paid by China has stirred the foreign ministers. It seems to leave only minor details to settle negotiations. The joint note phrase may delay the evacuation of Chinese territory. Ministers doubt China can guarantee payment and oppose a large foreign revenue-collecting body. They favor higher customs duties and a 5,000,000 tael yearly tax, with revenue after interest. They would accept the plan if likin duties on foreign goods are dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Chilga
Pat Thie
China
Indians contest land opening council to be held
Washington June 1 Lieutenant Colonel Rendlett Indian agent reports Kiowa delegation seeking a council to stall the opening of Oklahoma lands after protest at the interior department Attorney Springer says he will appeal to the president to halt issuance of proclamations delaying Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands until Congress acts A court action to enjoin the interior secretary may be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rendlett
Kigwai Reservation
Anadarke
Oklahoma
Klows
Interior Department
Oklahoma Lands
Springer
Secretary of the Interior
Census Figures First Half Of Final Report Released
Washington June 1 The census director released the first half of the final census report on population detailing state and territorial totals density center of population Alaska and Hawaii figures apportionment of representatives and minor civil divisions City populations of 25000 plus and growth compared with 1900 The volume runs about 500 pages with the full report due in early fall and anticipates public access at least four years before prior censuses. The density findings place Rhode Island highest at 407 people per square mile in 1900, followed by Massachusetts New Jersey and Connecticut with over 187 per square mile, while several western states show lower densities Nevada Wyoming and Arizona among the least dense. Hawaii shows about 24 per square mile amid a broad national pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Union
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
States
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Nevada
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Idaho
Hawaii
Maine
Arkansas
National League Pitchers Battle Amid Grain Market Notes
Fragmented report combines grain market prices with sparse livestock figures and a scrambled note on baseball teams and pitchers. It lists prices for wheat and mixed rails, cattle and hog values, and mentions teams tied to Brooklyn and Boston in a hazy manner amid city market data.
Hester Murder Suicide at Covington Table
In Covington a 92 year old Mrs Kate Hester killed her husband Ottie 42 and their year old daughter at the supper table then shot herself. Neighbors say she jealously threatened him and left home earlier that day. The incident follows a quarrel heard at 7 PM and later gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etreat
Neek
Kate Hester
Ottie
Weekend Weather Outlook and City Gossip in Indiana
Forecasts show rising temperatures with showers in southern Indiana and Illinois, cooler in the north, with Sunday likely fair. Indianapolis gossip covers a Newcastle club event, a coin weigh scam on public streets, Durbin’s East trip and Harrison reinstatement talks, a Soldiers' monument custodianship change, and local legal and social notes involving prominent figures and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ilinois
Hig Tounet Strike Ended In New York
The rapid transit strike ended Monday in New York with workers returning to work at noon under union terms. Non union workers employed during the strike face discharge or forced union enrollment. An agreement to prevent future tunnel strikes will be signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati
Phil Adler
Paris Green
The
Oak Drug Store
Campbell & Masters
George M. Comley
South Lebanon Street
Heen
Tomer Vet
Serapiog Xis
South Meridian Street
Or Befane
Indiana Natural & Il’g Gas Co
Empire Stable
Joan Adam
Conner & McDaniel Horse Buyer ‘S
S. Lebanon St
Otterman & Otterman
Lebanon
Muang No
ATLAS
Hi Prey
Means & Witt Cot
Meridian
Uncle Sam
Ariven
Ieniwelves
Decernir
Hoot
Washington Commiction
Platt
Columbia
B.C. Sim
McSweeney
Geoply
Titman Oil
McLaurin
Ila
Trade Review
Powers
San Francisco
Buffalo Exposition
Marine Hospital
Manila
Middlesbury
Bara
Pert
McKinley
Wilky
Kirk
Reiley
Wilmington
Tel
Unite Sas
Bench
Kehoolima'am
Uecinaen
Vermont
John Alexander Dowle
Leon Waite
Mathiows
Antwerp
Wade
National
Tae
R. Brooklyn
Kenedy Pee Puilliot
Boston
New Yorkmill
Cigeinnatt
Talladelphie
Daily Market Report
Indianapolis
Boge
Louisville
Corus Hinay
Anita Broly Catthe
Tony
Chicago
New York Livestock
Cattie
Hoge
East Buffalo Livestock
Role de Gram
Yall
Onsh
Ihe
Tye
Eau
Auledy
Bath
Bho
Brooklyn
St. Laws i
HEB
Cleveland
Beaggia
Philadelphia
Prase
Lew
Detroit
Be A Baltimers
Howell
Fortestest Milwaukee
Nabington
Carrick
Clurs
Wow
Lowt
Pet Chae
Detroit Bby
Dabburton
Baaton Ak UN Philadelp
Western Association
Chaba
Ms Guene
Pitebers
Columbs
McMarkla
Joly Ae
Mallebente Famile
Birmingham
Eng
Boma Knowles
Cuernavaca
Mex
Guerrero
Ill
Frank Scheidel
Dames
Calumet
John Bealinski
William Greening
Peter Jesky
Glumet
Ath Street
Columbia Clib
Durbin
East
Eastern College
President Mcinney
Russell B. Harrison
Army
Goternor
Morrison
George W. Parker
Pendleton
Caapells
Soldiers’ Monument
Parker
Captain Wright
Goeverter Durbin
Daniel Fraser
Charles Bayoder
Fowler
Ind
Fraser
Snyder
Seoul
Bijou
Price
Price Lic
Bijou Remedy Co
Mich
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!