Mediation Scheme Shapes Peace Efforts At Hague
The arbitration committee led by M Bourgeois approves a mediation draft for signatory powers to seek pacific solutions before war. Articles outline the role of neutral powers offering good offices, timing during hostilities, and limits to mediation. The draft, adopted without modification, faces notes for second reading. In Santiago press, censorship and Cuba related polemics draw strong denunciations as public anger rises.
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Andrew D. Wists
United States
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Governor Tanner witnesses tuberculosis test at Chicago stockyards
Governor Tanner visited the Chicago stockyards on June 6 and watched the slaughtering of 27 cows by the state board of health and state board of livestock commissioners. Twenty-five showed advanced tuberculosis, while two had well developed cases. The herd came from a dairy farm in Samesauco country.
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Cornmaa Stoners
Sameauso
Bland Dying as Court Congressman Suffering Prostration
Lebanon Missouri July 6 Congressman Richard Bland is gravely ill with nervous prostration after an exhausting return from Washington. The family is at his bedside and he cannot sleep without aid. Also Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad president Jones Frank Thomson died suddenly at his Merion home aged 58 after two weeks Illness following a tour of inspection of lines.
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De Bara Baron and Baroness Guilty of Mail Frauds
Chicago jury convicts the Baron and Baroness De Bara of using the mails to conduct a fraudulent business. Maximum punishment is 13 years and six months in prison and a fine of 312,000. A motion for a new trial was made and sentence was deferred pending ruling.
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No Radical Legislation Anticipated by Senator
Senator Allison, chair of the senate finance committee, expects no radical currency laws. He cites president recommendations on national bank currency, gold for greenbacks, and silver certificates as worthy of enactment. Possible new measures may include silver certificate stabilization and standard reforms.
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Disarmament Reports and World News Fragments
Disparate notes report factions in unrest, with Malicioans and Matantins disarming and Mastaafs surrendering 1,800 guns. Rail and road work extends from Cleveland toward Indianapolis with planned line from Fostoria to beyond. Other items cover royal court cases and press actions in New York, plus storm damage in Michigan and a U. S. engineers inspection of Pacific coast fortifications.
Fairbanks urged to probe lumber trade position
Minneapolis lumbermen press Senator Fairbanks of Indiana to personally investigate the lumber tariff dispute on his Alaska trip as part of boundary and reciprocity talks. They argue higher tariffs favor U S mills, with timber costs rising 20 to 80 percent in key markets.
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Prisoner Transfer Report From Devil's Island
A Cayenne dispatch says Dreyfus was transferred to the military authorities and will remain on Le Royale until Thursday before sailing on the Sfax. Paris reports also note political tensions as officials face attacks and denials regarding Anna Gould and Count Boni de Castellane.
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Weather and market notes from Indiana and Kentucky
June weather outlook mentions increased cloudiness with showers in the north, cooler temperatures likely tomorrow. In Kentucky, prominent distillers received word that a proposed east coast distillery merger has been abandoned, with investors surrendering benefits tied to the option.
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Farm implement makers plan price rise nationwide
Chicago June 6 Farmers and retail dealers in agricultural implements will face higher costs as manufacturers vote for a general price increase. Committees will draft schedules for various tools and gear, aiming for a 15 to 25 percent rise and reporting to a Northwestern show meeting this fall.
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Hell
Antitrust Conference Sought by Governor Sayers
Governor Sayers proposes a conference of governors and attorneys general to study the effects of trusts and possible actions to prevent further trust creation. The plan follows a stalled line of discussion with state leaders amid concerns over corporate power.
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Austin
Grain and Livestock Prices and Market Notes
Grain prices show mixed movements with wheat futures up and soybeans steady. Cattle and hog markets display limited changes while lamb and sheep reports indicate steady to active trading. Chicago livestock prices reflect modest shifts and overall quieter exchange.
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