Treaty Not Signed and Sugar Schedule Debate Stalled
Washington notes indicate the Hawaii treaty signatures were postponed as Secretary Sherman and a Hawaiian commissioner prepared documents for the White House review. The delay shifts focus to the sugar tariff schedule where plans for rates and adjustments were advanced, with votes recorded and discussions ongoing as the Senate weighs executive business and public sentiment.
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Waimisetos
Sherman
United States
Hatch
Lorin ‘Thurston
White House
Senate
Suger
Hawaii
Wastrseros
Jone
Lindsay
Queen's jubilee guests include Miles and Miller
General Nelson A. Miles and Rear Admiral Miller will represent the United States at the queen's jubilee. They and their staffs and Mrs. Miles dined with Whitelaw Reid. Miles visited Turkish and Greek armies and Italian, Spanish, and Argentine gun factories and coast defenses in Naples and Austria. The Hawaiian annexation debate dominated papers with international implications and mixed views in Britain.
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Aditrat Stiller
Lonnox
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
FN. Miller
Miller
City
Miles
Admiral Miller
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Armstrong
Naples
Als
Austria
Italy
English Preston
Hawaiian Islands
Lowpos
The
Globe
Great Britain
France
Hawaii
Vancouver
Austrrlia
Far East
Lord Salisbury
Pall Mall Gazette
Westminister Gazette
Japan
Ameria
Lutheran Synod debates removing Dr. Haber from board
The Lutheran synod at Maxsrimi O June 18 debated removing Dr Eli Haber of Gettysburg Pa from the board of publication with a late vote substituting Dr Koller of Hanover Pa. The ministerial regulations governing church ceremonies were postponed for later discussion. A donation to home mission by Dr Baum of Philadelphia was announced.
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Eli Haber
Maxsrimi
Lutheran Synod
Gettysburg
Rey
Koller
Hanover
Habor
8. B. Barnitz
Charles Baum
Philadelphia
Mariana Attack and Dauntless Cargo Plot Report
Mixed dispatches describe Mariana near Havana attacked by Cuban forces with reinforcements aiding Spaniards. Separate Tampa Bay sighting reports a suspected Dauntless expedition vessel loading cargo and slipping away, with limited crew named.
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Vaele Sam
Tampa
Fla
Daantleas
Hillsborough Bay
Alitia River
Key West
J. E., Curtaya
Charles Silva
West
Bay
Prisoner Leader Caught After Long Pursuit
The wanted gang leader known as F. J. Williams, a 60-year-old man from Indiana, was arrested near Michigan City by Detective John Welker after years of eluding officers. He had served lengthy prison time and faced charges for a crime committed 29 years prior. He was brought to justice following a manhunt spanning multiple states.
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Harlan
Lovsville
James F. Harlan
Tsursville
Henderson
St. Louis
Almehouse
Kansas
Louisville
Almshouse
Coder
GaeRsvine
A Whiteman
F. J. Williams
John Welker
Michigan City
Hax
Walker
Indiana
Rich Strike Unveils Widthy Vein at Central City Mine
A massive vein of rich ore has been discovered in the Gregory-Bottail mine in Central City. Operators refuse to reveal value, guarding the area, but reports say the vein runs two feet wide and is rich in wire gold, potentially worth thousands of dollars.
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James EK. Barry
Venson
Jane
James E Barry
Johnny
Sadie Miller Barry
Barry
Bowan
Denver
Central City
Central State Notes Brief Amid Turbulent County Fair News
Fragmentary notes report Madison County events including a county fair, a governor involvement, arrests for embezzlement, and a series of legal cases. Mentions of Fort Wayne, Kentucky towns, and individuals such as Henry Voughtin and Peter Goishen appear with unclear contexts. A fire near Ind shows destroyed property and a large burglary sentence looms.
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Madison County
Margaret Colley
Tesntan
Tunher
Adam Oinan
Deiviloo
Utter
Veghana Jones Pherriss
Tuurbon
Fae
Ateee
Tallinchin
Willamsol
Bes Mantet
Henry Voughtin
Fort Wagny
R ‘Terry
Nonnerd
Worthington
Tucky
Cor Counes
Peter Goishen
Genai Farmer
Kentucky
Nicholasville
le Davis
North Ci Shiner
Ehildeem
Martin Harris
Anderson
Tnd
Canada
South Africa boom sparks wide suffering and death
A jumble of items reports turmoil amid a South African boom with small investors hurt by insider actions. Bar bato’s death follows a risky scheme. A Kentucky man near Hopeinsvint drowns after a barbed wire trap cut his throat in a near fatal incident. Gold prices and clearinghouse gold reserves rise with deposits. A pastor, Reverend Tyrrel, collapses in heat during a Lent sermon and dies shortly after.
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Tuato
Loxpox
Barney Ban
Barbato
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