reciprocity message stirs beet sugar debate in senate
Washington June 14 The presidents special message urging reciprocity with Cuba has sparked talk among senators but no clear shift. Beet sugar leaders say the message clarifies the presidents stance, bonding party members to back reciprocity while opponents stay loyal. Senator Deitrich pressed for rapid committee action to move to floor consideration of the House bill. A Republican caucus may be held to reassess strategy.
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Irrigation Bill Passes in House by Wide Margin
Washington June 14 the bill passed the irrigation measure by 146 to 55. It creates a fund from public lands in multiple western states for irrigation works and maintenance. The secretary of the interior will report costs as work progresses. The senate was in executive session for most of yesterday.
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Posen Town Backs Emperors Visit Protest
The Pella people of the Posen province join in a protest by abstaining from Po sen during Emperor William I’s planned visit to Marienburg to show opposition to his recent speech. The gesture reflects regional discontent with the imperial policy.
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Strikes Spread as Miners Target Unions and Officials
In Wilkesbarre and Huntington areas on June 14, strikers press campaigns across coal regions. Engineers firemen and pumpmen face expulsion from unions if they do not quit, with names to be published as unfair workers. Norfolk and Western strikers in Huntington lose ground as many miners return to work, weakening agitation.
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Tabor troubles color the immediate outlook for trade
Bradstreet reports mixed signals from June trade with better fall confidence and improving export goods while coal strike effects widen. May shipments of cereals and raw cotton fell versus last year, but demand for iron, steel, copper, oils, and lumber remains strong. peach crop outlook bright amid tempered building activity.
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Turbulent Telegrams Report Turmoil and Crime
Fragmented text cites Donahue and Donahue era figures, mentions river diversion and Nicaragua crop forecasts, notes a plea for Cuba reciprocity, and reports a fatal family shooting amid garbled U S references. Poor OCR obscures specifics but indicates political strain and violent incident.
Irregularities In Cuban Funds Denied By General Wood
Boston June 14 General Leonard Wood former Cuban governor said there were no irregularities in Cuban government funds, asserting he acted as a trustee for Cuba and spent money to good purpose. He defended Roosevelt's reciprocity effort and explained his use of Thurber’s mailing to inform the public, saying he disclosed all facts to counter misapprehensions.
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Lost her title in upset at metropolitan golf
New York golfer Genevive Hooker, twice champion, was defeated by Mrs. B A Manice in the semi final of the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association tournament at Kisex County Club. The defending champ failed to sustain her Thursday form and struggled with putting as Manice seized the upset victory.
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Reign of street railway violence eased in Pawtucket
Reports from Irkutsk and Pawtucket describe famine relief strains as crowds camp without shelter and charity proves insufficient. In Pawtucket heavy measures eased after High Sheriff Hunter withdrew deputy sheriffs from cars, militia remain on duty with plans to withdraw. Seven arrests for misdemeanors noted. Pawtucket City lines halt then reopen under police protection. mayor orders all saloons closed at dark.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
The latest results show Cincinnati 7 over New York 5, Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 0, Brooklyn 3 over St Louis 4, Boston 9 over Washington 11, Detroit 4 over Baltimore 0, Cleveland 4 over Philadelphia 6, Chicago 6 over Boston 0, and other league games. In an accompanying report, Captain Hannett Robbing of Port Morris and Mrs. Pluma Haines of Camden were drowned when the sloop Henry S capsized near Chester, New Jersey.
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Market Report on Grain Livestock Prices Across Cities
Indianapolis and Louisville report mixed grain prices with No 2 red steady and No 2 white steady, while cattle and hogs show varied action. Cincinnati and Chicago note quiet wheat markets, firm No 2 mixed oats and steady hogs with modest gains or steady quotes across livestock sectors.
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Rough House Charged After Courtroom Rampage
Ex Deputy Sheriff John Dagon Peter Seamlan and Daniel Kincaid were arrested on inciting a riot during a Caseyville justice court trial and assaulting Marshal Charles McCleland. The fight involved Dagon defending a client, a plan to start a rough house, and bottles and a window dash. The report also covers editor associations elected in South Bend and other local incidents including wrecks, suicides, retirements, and drownings.
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