First Sugar Schedule Vote and Navy Cadet Resignations
The senate held its first test vote on the sugar schedule with an 82 to 30 result, showing party splits and support across Republicans, Democrats, and independents. Secretary Long refused resignations of Naval Cadets from Annapolis, citing need to maintain officer ranks as the engineering corps suffers shortages. The report also notes unpaid bounty claims and Indiana postmaster appointments as part of ongoing federal business.
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Gorman
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Caffery
Stewart
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Jong
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Naval Service
Anmape
Long
Engineer Corps
Academy
Annapolis
Inheritance tax amendment tea by senate finance panel
Washington June 13 The Democratic members of the senate committee on finance agreed to offer an amendment to the tariff bill provision for an inheritance tax. Bradstreet reports improved business in New York with better than a year ago. May railroad earnings rise and Bessemer pig iron price gains aid outlook despite slow spring distribution. Woolen manufacturers hopeful for higher prices and fall orders while crop prospects remain favorable outside Oregon and Washington. Heat and showers in gulf states spur cotton and corn demand.
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Senate Committee On Finance
Gradstreet
New York
Bessemer
Oregon
Washington
Gulf States
Supreme Court Upholds Three Cent Streetcar Fare Law
The Supreme Court ruled the S-cent street car fare law general applying to any city with 100000 inhabitants at the last or future census. Citizens company not a principal. Navin fined 40 for charging 3 cents after injunction. United States court restrains enforcement until order modification.
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Typtaxapolis
Monk
Citizens Company
Showalter
John Navin
Cours
Indianapolis
United States Court
United States to Be Handsomely Represented at Jubilee
Ambassador Hay hosted a dinner for Whitelaw Reid, U S special ambassador to the Queen's Jubilee, with guests including Andrew Carnegie and Chauncey M Depew. Reid’s London quarters attract social bustle as Britain confirms heavy U S representation and prominent officials like Sir William Cavendish on the guest list.
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Loxpox
Ambassador Hay
Whitelaw Reid
Andrew, Carnegie
Chauncey M. Depew
Reid
Lonsdale Hour
William Collville
Reddy
Lord Wolseley
Henry Hal, Parr
Reid Dering
Chicago Lines Offer Cheap Round Trip Tickets
Demoralized passenger rates spread as several lines break strict orders to halt low price round trips from St Paul and Minneapolis to New York and eastern points. The Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Wisconsin Central, Chicago Great Western, and Omaha roads began selling discounted round trips amid efforts to curb the practice.
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Carcase
Jung
St. Cetbias
Joint Traffic Association
Chicago and Northwestern
Burlington and Quincy
Wiconsin Central
Chicago Great Western
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York
Begton
Dynamite Attack Ties Ex-Governor Smith To Veteran Protests
Oliver, a dishonorably discharged Soldier's Home inmate in Leavenworth Kansas, was arrested on suspicion of blowing up the governor's residence. The blast injured Mrs Smith and prompted fears for the governor's life amid long simmering tensions and threats by discharged veterans. Another man is at large. authorities link the act to years of protests against Governor Smith's administration and a recent transfer to Santa Monica.
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Leavenworts
Kan
Oliver
Smith
Smiti
Inti An
Joly Biringer
Leavenworth
Kans
National Board of Managers
Colonel Smith
Pacific
Santa Monica
Gal
Congressional
Simath
Jo L. Wever
Cincinnati Exposition Dedication With McKinley Present
The Cincinnati building at Nashville Exposition was dedicated today with President McKinley in attendance. Troops and local police escorted the party. Robert Laidlaw presented the building to Mayor Caldy Bell, followed by a reception and music by the Marine Band.
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McKinley
United States
J. W. Thomas
Robert Laidlaw
Caldy Bell
Spanish Cabinet In Flux As Madrid Sees Shifting Power
London dispatch reports a Pall Mall Gazette correspondent saying the Spanish cabinet may last only for the summer at San Sebastian. Weyler’s retirement is denied but believed likely to be accepted by the premier later. Weyler urges immediate Cuban municipal elections as part of liberal reforms, while rumors persist of a Canovas Sagasta power handoff to keep control among main parties.
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Senor Sagasta
Veterans Wait Pensions Stop Due to Funds Shortage
An order from Washington halts all pension payments until next month, affecting certificates on hand. Captain G W Skinner, local pension agent, sent $41,000 to the New York subtreasury for urgent use, with quarterly payments due to resume after deficieny bill passage. Magnetic well in Bowersville draws medical notice and interest as a powerful discovery. Baseball results from National League games list multiple teams and players with hits, errors, and runs.
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Prresapne
Washington
Congress
Skinner
New York
Ull
Convulsions and Hasty Execution Mark Murder Case
James French was hanged for the murder of his wife Rockrorp Jane 12. The execution near the county jail drew about two hundred witnesses inside and thousands outside. French fainted under the black cap, deputies braced him, and the sheriff endured nervous strain as the seizure postponed the event.
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Rockrorp
Jane
Vielna
French
Oliver
Terrible gruelty at Central glass factory attack
John Laurel Jr was attacked during work at the Central glass factory and terribly injured as flesh was torn from his body with red hot tongs. The same device was used to drive a man, with lungs reportedly injured. In Paintsville, Special Judge Hopkins targets illicit sellers of liquor, instructing officers to raid suspected "tigers" with shotguns.
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John Laurel, Jr
Central Glass Faetory
Paintsville
Hopkins
Floyd
Fragmented 19th century notes and local incidents snapshot
Greensburg Indiana reports 16 antoos and a four foot alligator in swamps near Jacob Wetzel's tannery. Burglary at a leather site. Breeden Jr. on pardon board dead. Bright's disease case in Dowagiac Michigan. A Dowagiac minister has accepted a church call. A hunting accident near Ark left an 8 year old dead. Army worms attacking Vandalia corn. John O'Maley run over in Ashtabula Ohio. injuries. Marion Lay and Grant Heath incidents. Locusts attack south of Tiffin Ohio. Fatal injuries while stopping an attack near Kalgereton Indiana. John Buchanan near Puidhgsiudg Kentucky attacked by illness. recovery promising. Cochran of Bowling Green Kentucky shoots and kills Dole while hunting. Church foresees loss of eye. Os Brown of Martinsville Indiana jailed for grandmateral theft. Six Clayton Tennessee women sue liquor sellers for selling to husbands. Beer theft attempt ends with agent Charles Fickert killed. Ashland Ohio pipe accident burns woman to death. Frank Bowar finds stove that causes fire.
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Breeden, Jr
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Bright
W. W. Wyrick
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Ham Brewing Company
Charles Fickert
Hoe Hinwelt
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