Debate Over Wool Schedule Sparks Senate Clash in June
In Washington, June 2, a lively Senate debate on the wool schedule revealed the first major Republican dispute. Senators Canter and Foraker clashed with Mr. Allison over alleged rate agreements, while Mr. Teller urged delay. The discussion affected wool class rates, with first class at 10 cents and second class at 11 cents per pound, and third class under consideration. Secretary Long later disapproved a court martial finding in another matter. Governor Long criticized the ruling as improper conduct. Reports from Washington note no protest from Portugal or China regarding the Hawaiian annexation treaty. A later cabinet session focused on foreign policy, including Hawaii, annexation, and Japanese protest concerns. Major R. P. David eau delivered a message to Secretary Alger after a long bicycle journey from Chicago.
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Chamber
Canter
Foraker
Allison
House
Jones
Ark
Portugal
Wasaxeioy
Vieconet de Santa Thrraa
Miiister
Faritier
Hawaii
China
Tuvali
Lavideow
Wasatxoron
War Department
Yenterday
R. P. Davideau
Department
Alger
Chicago
Brooke
Impressions of Jubilee and Political Faction Fight
A British observer recalls the imperial jubilee pageant as a dramatic display of English unity and power, while Ohio politics unfolds with Hanna backing Dick for state chair and Kurtz troops contesting district delegates. Bryan urges bimetallic triumph, Beloit College awards a law doctorate to Lyman J. Gage, and a railroad robbery occurs in Nacavinn.
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Manting
England
Port Sumter
Local figures depart amid uncertain plans
Ronan natives report a sporting event schedule as they depart on January 2. Washington prepares to return home in Davitville and Silverville with Burgess Cox and A A Hardesty among those mentioned. The text is fragmented but centers on travel and local figures leaving.
Navy enlists near 80 percent foreigners says official
A navy department official said the navy’s current enlistment shows close to eighty percent of sailors are foreigners. He noted progress in Americanizing the fleet, with ten thousand men now in the force and seven new gunboats awaiting crews. The official pressed for a sliding 3,000 man enlistment target to ready ships for commission and warned of potential delays if Congress delays.
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United States Navy
Navy Department
Enugh
Department
Congress
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Japan
United States
Hawaii
Peacemaker Killed In Grays Interference Quarrel
June 3 Gray Nathan a United Sister Leather employee was shot mortally wounded by Charles Agees at Agees home during a quarrel. Gray attempted to calm the dispute and Agees fled, police search ongoing. Also a carriage struck by lightning near Maree Ohio on June 23 fatally injuring Frank Harrington David Perrin Henry Perrin and Edward Wilson. Harrington’s clothing torn and watch melted. All four men expected to die.
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Mippussoro
Nathan Gray
United Sister Leather Company
Charles Agees
Agees
Biysterers
Gray
Maree
Jane
Frank Harrington
David Perrin
Henry Perrin
Edward Wilson
Harrington
Bible Conference
Earlham College
Henry Stickman
Waa
David Zeider
Heed Swanders
Bert Clark
Manneyfeated
F. English
Crown Point
da Porte
City Council of
Portland
Ind
Epps
Huntington
John Gasamen
Tan
Evanavitle
Weyler Sails to Sagua for Eastern Campaigns
Havana reports Captain General Weyler has sailed from Havana aboard the Spanish cruiser Hernan Cortes for Sagua la Grande in Santa Clara to begin operations against insurgents in the east and Puerto Principe. He plans to move to Cienfuegos and Manzanillo after reinforcing troops. The Gazeta publishes a decree pardoning 131 deserters.
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Havana
Jong
Weyler
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Hernan Cortes
Cienfuegos
Manganilla
Santiago de Cuba
Puerto Principe
Gazeta
Portrait of Mother McKinley Hangs in White House
An old portrait by Piexotto is hung in the White House as part of a display. scattered notes report political figures and events, including ex governor Waite of Colorado disapproving of Hughne Debs' social democracy scheme and various forged payment and forgery rumors involving Brooklyn residents.
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Mother McKinley
Piexotto
White House
Waite
Colorado
Hughne Debs
Sante Pe Railroad Company
William, Wegerlo
Brooklyn
Heneral Weyler
Nadrid
Tita
Thele Diapatehox
Gable
Atkinson
West
Virginia
Myra Canwlai Clark
Saya
Out of Jail Five Men Escape in Parkersnone
Five inmates broke from Parkersnone jail yesterday with three escaping. Cole Hissam Frankie United States prisoners and Rindells aided the break while Frank Dulin and Batcher also escaped though Dulin later went to a saloon. The escape follows a hole in the wall pattern observed before. The report mixes other items about horse racing and local incidents with no clear focus beyond the jailbreak.
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Parkensnone
W. Va
Cole Hissam
Frankie
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