Havana toils and Cuba war reports reach US shores
Marshfield brief notes evolving from the Cuba crisis include hospital relief at Havana and the naval buildup. It mentions Captain General Blanco ordering probes on foreign correspondents, Aguinaldo's operations, and US plans for naval actions with Commodore Dewey, alongside prices in Santiago and political shifts in Nebraska and Santo Domingo.
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Marine Hospital
Locklyn
James Taft Hatfield
Northwestern University
Navy
Sturily
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Dewey
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Madagascar
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Algernon Sailorly
Grant
Russell B. Harrison
Bolure
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
St. Petersburg
America
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Sale Cede
Glbara
Few Wallace
Crawfordsville
Snd
Wallace
Iongdong
Jonsson Times
Aguinaldo
Domestic. Chitaga July wheat and prominent names
Chitaga July wheat ties to Thomas Powit and Peter Latham as prospects. Jennie June writer Mrs J Croly breaks hip. Wichita lawyer W E B Stanley nominated for governor. Debs presides Chicago social dewarracy convention. Inventor Henry dies in New Haven. Various political and legal notices, accidents, and society items.
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Chitaga
Thomas Powit
Peter Latham
J. €. Croly
Jennie June
W. E B. Stanley
Wichita
Kan
Social Dewarracy
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Benjamin Tyler Henry
New Haven
Conn
Senate passes Indian protection bill amid land dispute settlement
Washington June 7 the senate approved the Indians protection bill after striking the sequestering clause on 157 000 acres earlier bought by the Delawares from the Cherokees. Amendments were adopted and the Choctaw Chickasaw treaty was confirmed. A conference report on the post office appropriation bill was agreed to providing 150 000 for experimental rural delivery. The bill also expands banking privileges for congressmen and assigns a commission to oversee post office matters.
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Senate
Post Office
Hougte
House
Senate debate on war revenue and census measures in June 1900
Washington report details House and Senate actions from June 7 to 10 1900 including bills to purify wartime revenues suspend certain penalties grant volunteer soldiers voting rights and organize the 1900 census. Debate covers postal service costs civil service provisions and political party considerations.
Political clash over populist stance and Hawaii annexation
Mr Butler, chair of the populist national committee, accused Kyle of not representing the party after Kyle defended his views as his conscience and constituents. The Senate adjourned as the House sought an agreement on Newland's Hawaii annexation resolutions amid a Democratic filibuster with eight Democrats aligning with annexationists. The vote on a measure allowing volunteer soldiers to vote in congressional elections was approved.
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National Democratic Committee
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Harrity
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Myars
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Bloomington
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William ©. Roberts
New York
Task Forest University
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Danville
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W. ©. Young
Arkel Pubishing Company
Judge Publishing Company of
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Bury Steel Ant Lrok Company
Portsmouth
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McAleer
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Fee
Butler
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S. D
Populist National Committee
Populisr Party
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Veulsten
Newland
Hawaii
Messrs. Berry
Kyu
Devries
Cal
Livingston
CIA
Krucker
Mich
Comings
Sulzer
Vqschlage
Cochrane
Tt 1G
Giant Harvester Aims To Revolutionize San Joaquin Wheat Fields
Harper's Weekly reports a colossal wheat harvester in the San Joaquin valley capable of cutting threshing and bagging up to 1400 to 1800 sacks daily on two hours work. The machine spans 42 feet with a central 26 foot bar and two 13 foot side sickles.
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San Joaquin Valley
Islands
San Joaquin
Harper's Weekly
Negro and Flying Machine Tragedy In Georgia
A Georgia man built a flying machine and invited a black man to attempt a trial. The contraption lifted about thirty feet before it veered and plunged into a nearby mill pond. The negro survived, but the incident left bystanders shaken.
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Terra Erma
Earth
Maree John
Men of War
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