Treaty debate stalls as tariff bills advance in Senate
The senate debates a Hawaiian annexation treaty amid tariff bill progress. Opposition fears delaying politics may harm states’ sentiment. Meanwhile two full tariff schedules covering spirits wines beverages and manufactured cotton goods were completed, shaping lines for wool and flax. Weyler denounced as thief and murderer by a House member, while pension claims hinge on a soldier’s death proof.
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Weyler
Wasiisoros
Jane
Senate
Friends of Hawaiian
Antil
Wasniseton
Jones
Arkansas
West
Allison
Sulzer
Cuba
Greet County
Oklahoma
New Minister Woodford Declines Other Duties
Report notes new minister Woodford visiting the president and dining at the White House last night after acceptance of the post. He declines additional tasks and plans to depart for Mad th to begin duties following formal office start.
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Woodford
Wasnixeron
Janeart L
Westford
Het
Garden Party Attendees Honor Victoria's Jubilee in Paris
In Paris at the British embassy garden party honoring Queen Victoria's jubilee American officials including Senator Wolcott and Adlai Stevenson attended with General Paine as a featured guest. Also noted are plans for President McKinley to unveil the John A Logan statue in Chicago and other scattered reports from June 18.
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Victoria
Paris
United States
France
Horace Porter
Wewott
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
Wolcott
Adlai E. Stevenson
Miss Stevenson
Charles Jackson Paine
Massachusetts
E. J. Monson
Messrs. Wolcott
Stevenson and Paine
McKinley
Curcaco
Chicago
John A. Logan
Lake Front Park
Congress
Open drawbridge causes Chicago river collision tragedy
A northbound train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul crossed Kinzie Street Bridge and plunged into the Chicago River after the draw remained open. Engine and first car disappeared beneath the surface, about 15 people pulled from the water with six reported injured, all saved. Debs era unions and social democracy notes follow in a second item.
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Omecaco
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Chicago River
Kinzie Street
Hart
Heach Cleveland
Hole
Chicago
Cleveland
Janis Harrington
Harrington
Governor Tanner to spend month in northern Minnesota
Governor and Mrs. Tanner will leave the mansion for repairs and spend a month at Miltona club grounds in northern Minnesota. He notified Lieutenant Governor Northcott and invites him to act as governor during the absence. Also, tramp millionaire J. Berry indicted for wife abandonment in Le Sueur.
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Tanner
Sraisaruap
Als
Miltona Club
Minnesota
Tanee
Northcott
Jee EB Berry
Thie Grand Jury
Man Snatches Knife in Tragic Porch Incident
In Netsonville Ohio William Smaith a 29 year old coal miner died by self harm after a spree ending in delirium tremens. His mother merely tried to aid him with bread when he seized a butcher knife and slashed his own throat. Local officials reported the incident as a fatal act following a mental collapse.
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Netsonville
Jane
William Smaith
Smith
Kil led His Uncle Craft Confesses to Two Other Murders
In Parstsville Kentucky on June 18 Washington Craft primitive Baptist minister on Floyd circuit court stand denied killing Lindell Higgins 14 years ago claiming he was 40 miles away. On cross examination he confessed killing his uncle Wiley Craft and William Cook 15 years ago, a long suspected spree of murders.
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Preacher Craft
Parstsville
Washington Craft
Floyd Circuit
Lindell Higuina
Higgins
Craft
Wiley
William Cook
Hobson Guilty and Other Proceedings Across the Nation
Ex county official George Hobson was convicted of embezzling seven thousand dollars with indictments for larger sums tied to his roles as county clerk. A separate dispatch notes a peace conference settlement easing tensions with Turkey and a string of sports results including Titan Lodge and Batltery events, plus a raiding incident in Kentucky and a Newton Mass track record fall by Tom Burke.
Bathing tragedy near Greenville and sherman deaths
Several residents drowned at a lake near Greenville Texas while swimming. King of the 7 Arab Bank and Miss Shenck of Sherman with Fred Norsworthy attempted rescues. both men died and Miss Shenck nearly perished after guiding Norsworthy on his back. The victims were prominent locals in the community. In a separate item, counterfeiters were captured in Vicksburg Michigan. Tompkins Lyon Hole and others jailed after silver dollar molds found in a tool shed.
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Tex
City
King
7 Arab Bank
Miss Austin
This
Ta Shenck
Sherman
Mr. King
Fred Norsworthy
Miss Shenck
Mr. Norsworthy
Vicksword
Mich
Tompkins
Charles Lyon
Dorr Holeliday
Kalamazoo
Ee A. W
Central State Notes and Local Incidents Across States
Stron Thorpp and ruled near Fulton Kentucky. Grace M Richurch assaulted by lightning and badly. Seventh Day Adventists encampment at Harrisonville August 1. William Pennett convicted of a trial in English Indiana fined 900 and jailed six months. Louis Yates at Hopkinsville Kentucky bathing while heated, washed stamp and drowned. Surgical instruments worth 000 stolen from Greensburg Indiana plans. Janes Adams of Pleasantangie drowned himself amid rumors. Frank Haseltine of Kokomo Indiana tempted to shake dust from coat and burst vessel in nets. Raiders at Maysville Kentucky hunted for Colonel W Baldwin’s sandataw rope. Two engines collided near Chicago and Erin road Indiana. both engines demolished. Joseph Hinkkey newsboy aged Portsmouth Ohio was run over near Ohio Southwestern paying tax. J W Bennett aged 9 New Albany Indiana recently wounded after borrowing shotgun and shooting self. Despondency and farmhouses near Walton Indiana burglarized recently. Burglaries at Kyster drug stores in Indianapolis. former proprietor murdered by two colored men years ago. Weather Indiana and Illinois partly cloudy with showers likely.
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Fulton
Grace M. Richurch
Fred Sayle
Pennsylvania
Adventiers
Hushville
Wiliam Pennett
English
Ind
Ea Jatt
Louis Yates
Hopkinsville
Stampe
Greensburg
Janes Adams
Plesnangie
Frank Haseltine
Kokonag
Maysville
W. Baldwin
Chicago
Erin Road
Joseph Hinkkey
Portsmouth
Ohio
J.W. Bennett
New New Albany
Walton
Kyster
Indianapolis
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