Cuban constitutional convention accepts Platt amendment
Havana reports the Cuban constitutional convention voted 16 to 11 to accept the Platt amendment. The resolution was carried without discussion as delegates from Senores Capote Villuendas Jose M. Gomez Tamayo Monteagindo Delgads Betancourt Glerys Llorente Quesada Sangquilly Nunez Rodriguez Berrie Quirez Feercer supported, while Zayds Aleman Eudaldo Tanayo non Gualberto Gomez Ineres Silvala Fortan Bacret Portuondo Castro Manduley opposed.
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Setors
Tamao
Willvendaw
Quesada
Congress
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Villuendas
Jose M. Gomez
Tamayo
Monteagindo
Delgads
Betancourt
Glerys
Llorente
Sangquilly
Nunez
Rodriguez
Berrie
Quirez
Feercer
Senores Zayds
Aleman
Eudaldo
Tanayo
Non Gualberto Gormez
Ineres
Silvala
Fortan
Bacret
Portuondo
Castro
Manduley
Seneres Rivera
Correeso
Gener
Robau
Senor Ferrer
Speedy evacuation after Cuban ratification expected
Washington reports rapid U S withdrawal from Cuba contingent on stable government and effective police and sanitation. Officials foresee summer withdrawal and possible Cuban independence by autumn, as Cuba proves its ability to maintain order and protect interests. Secretary Root lauds Platt Amendment move as patriotic. Oregon battleship arribed home from the Orient with a notable homecoming.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Fim
Ity
United States
Oiteluts
Wood
War Department
Anoratt Scandal and Hand Clothing Revelations
A local detective says the government has been robbed for years by army officers and others, with losses reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars. The federal grand jury is handling the case, with arrests expected that will shock the community. Major Ge Shatter admits thefts but denies department shortages, amid a broader election and university news roundup.
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Mioni
Federal Grand Jury
Unite States
Ge ‘ Shatter
Maya Rebels Scatter From Yucatan After Rebel Upheaval
In Merida on June 13, Maya rebels retreat into forests abandoning towns and stock, claiming 150 rifles and limited ammunition. General Prudencio Case led Governor Canton and staff to Chan Santa Cruz, greeted with troop enthusiasm.
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Merida
Yucatan
Prudencio Case
Canton
Chan Santa Cruz
Turbulent World Notes and Military Movements
Reports from multiple fronts include sieges near Pietersburg as Commander Von feastirg and his forces surrender. Indian tensions rise with Arane and Wyoming incidents. A Philppines embezzlement charge against Lt. Mitchell sparks inquiry. Prohibition era events unfold in Seymour and Yokohama shipping entries. Disturbances strike Oshkosh with extensive damage. The Timore battleship sets speed records. A ministerial news note lists Kentucky university presidency.
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Ada
Mra
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Pietersburg
Boston
Reformed Presbyterian Clutb
Othelnnadl
Glasgow
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Barrows
Shushose
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Henry Mitchell
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Nikka Pridey
Yokohama Fyne
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Ware
Brothers
Tee Geran
Bhan Tink
A. Terellic Hadatorm
Oshkosti
Wis
Barrie A. Jenkins
Bustle
N. Yuy
Kentucky University
Jeatouny
Heathcote
Armerie
Tate
Heath
Mystery Cleared Suspect Identified in Boston-Be blamed Murder Case
A headless body found in Chelmsford was identified as Mrs. Margaret Bloudin of Boston. Her husband Bloudin, a French-Canadian wills operative, is missing after their separation over a proposed Canada trip. Mrs Blondin had last been seen in a Green Street lodging house in April. Authorities continue tracing Blondin.
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Mass
Wonn
Chelmsford
Margaret Bloudin
Boston
Casey
Lawrence
Bloudig
Bloutin
Blondin
Greem Street
Canada
Blowdin
Port Royal Disaster Sparks Mine Inspection Action
A Port Royal PA explosion renews attention on No 3 shaft as mine inspectors plan to meet this afternoon on whether to attempt another recovery operation. Coroner Wynne begins an arrest inquiry while a separate report from Peru Indiana notes bank liquidations and a Denver banker’s asset losses. Market notes include June 12 grain and livestock prices from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York, with prices for wheat corn oats and cattle and hogs varying across regions.
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Port Royal
West Newton
Wynne
Blondin Wife Found Dead After Jealous Dispute
Neighbors report Wilfred Blondin, a Lowell resident, killed his wife Mia Blondin amid claims of jealousy and financial pressure. Mrs Blondin, who had recently visited Ireland, sought guidance from her sister about leaving for Canada with her husband. The case ties to alleged cruelty and penury, with Blondin later disappearing after leaving his job as a night engineer.
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Lawrence
Maas
Mia
Wilfred Blondin
Chelmsford
Ireland
Canada
Plantation Tragedy Involving Black Community and Foreman
In Shreveport Louisiana on June 1 a Black worker named Prince Edwards shot and fatally injured John G. Foster on the Foster plantation near the Viehstarg line. Foster, 22, from a leading Louisiana family, confronted by armed Black residents after a dispute with overseers. Authorities captured most suspects. Mandy Bawards, wife of a key accused, was among those detained. Tensions rise with threats of mob action if arrests continue.
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Shreveport
John G. Foster
Foster Plantation
Tity
City
Viehstarg, Sheveport and Pacific Railway
Prince Edwards
Degraves
Foster
Balwardy
Kinnebrew
Poster
Mandy Bawards
Edwards
Louisiana
McMillin
Tennes
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The fragmentary OCR item hints at a weather related note from a local paper mentioning future conditions. Readable details are too inconsistent to extract concrete events, dates, or locations for a reliable card.
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Juvtionia Whut Fale and Couler of
Wages Law Spurs Teacher Pay Debate In Indiana County
Capital region reports discuss a wage law affecting teachers where pay is tied to a general average, risking lower salaries if the average falls. County superintendents push for more licenses and fewer wages tied to a fixed amount, amid political talk from Jay and Terre Haute figures. Separate notes include a lightning fire in Chicago and a Texas sheriff fatal shooting during arrests.
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Jasper Editary
Arles
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