Congressional adjournment hopes and Senate pace
Washington reports indicate full congress faces possible adjournment as key appropriation bills and conference reports move slowly. The Indian bill naval bill civil rights bill and immigration are in play with Lodge and Hill pressing for swift action and potential adjournment within forty eight hours if compromises hold.
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SINGERS INVADE PITTSBURG Twenty-Eighth Saengerfeast Opens Evening
Pittsburg readies for the Twenty-Eighth Saengerfeast as singers from Indianapolis and Faxton arrive by train. A press procession will open the event with music and a large lyre display, while a 16 000 cell coil wired to the lyre will be clipped into small inscribed pieces for visitors.
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Transvaal Matter Brings Robinson and Grandson to England
The British steamer Tartar, from Table Bay and Cape Town, arrived at Plymouth with passengers including Robinson, governor of the Cape Colony, summoned by Mr Chamberlain. Also aboard were Transvaal officials and Liont Tsiugers grandson who may testify at Jameson raid inquiries.
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Dynamite Attacks Turmoil Across Spain In June Bombings
Explosions rocked Barcelo na during a Corpus Christi procession killing six and wounding twenty four. Authorities met to pursue anarchist suspects amid renewed terror fears. A second blast damaged a priest’s house at Irendabayn near St Sebastian with no injuries.
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Hungary's Crown Regalia On View For Anniversary
The crown regalia was shown yesterday as Hungary marked the one thousandth anniversary of the Hungarian kingdom. About 604,000 visitors viewed the regalia while 4,000 more failed to gain admission to the display. Crowds clogged streets as hotels filled and visitors arrived from rural districts. A monument to Prince Arpad will be erected on the plain of Posztaster where the first constitutional compact with baptismal rulers was made.
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Berlin Races Continue Amid Jealousy and Offtrack Disputes
The Berlin West End trotting series continues in discord sparked by jealousy of American trainers. Tape Pan was barred for a year amid claims he pulled his horse, with German intrigue spotlighted by trader Yrauherz. Several major papers condemn the action and defend Pan. Waterbury, June. Augustus Sabia Chase, a leading Connecticut manufacturer, publisher, and banker, died yesterday at 78 after heart failure following an extended European tour. He left Canterbury two and a half months ago for the trip. his wife and son mourn him.
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Local Rally Brief Mentioned Fireworks and Mayor
Fragmentary note describes a rally with fireworks and remarks by a mayoral figure. Names and places are distorted but reference to a meeting and speaker is evident.
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Crete Situation Draws No-Power Accord in Turkish Question
Berlin June 7 The concert of no powers over Crete mirrors former Armenia tensions with no unity against collision. Russia seeks protectorate aims while Germany and Austria push to maintain order and the status quo amid Crete Turkish threats. Greece mobilizes fleet and Crete observers at Athens report no new globe run request from Crete deputies.
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Cologne Gazette
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bezette
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Farkey
Vossische Zeitung
Vossixehe Zeitung
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Retmo
Samos
Review of 56000 Troops by the Young Czar at Moscow Plain
The Young Czar reviewed 56 000 troops on the fluidynotky plain near Moscow amid coronation events. He rode a brown horse beside an open carriage carrying the czarina and Grand Duchess Maria Paulowa. Crowds cheered as he circled the troops and watched the march past from the imperial pavilion. Weather was extremely warm.
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Padded Payroll Alleged at New York Factory
Rudolph F. Volk longtime clerk and paymaster at FL P Maynard's factory in Claremont New York confessed to pilfering funds over five years obscuring from 150 to 410 dollars monthly by using dummy payrolls The total stolen may reach 9000 to 12000 dollars Volk publicly confessed and handed over his property amounting to 560 dollars Maynard declines prosecution
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Rough Ocean Voyage Off Queenstown
The Indiana reports heavy seas from Philadelphia to Laer pool on March 28. A deck fitting was damaged by a gale, a worker was swept from the deck and fatally injured. Passengers confined to the saloon for several days due to unsafe decks and shipping seas.
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De Felice and Gain Named in Top Political Row
The Weil Krech society leader Gioeppe de Foulvetiminda was reelected to the chamber of deputies from Nome’s fourth district. He was imprisoned for affiliation with socialist riots in 1880s Italy and sentenced to eighteen years but granted amnesty parole later.
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Lee Loses to Tose The Newspaper Artist Freedom Restored
Consul-General Fitzhugh Lee visited captured men aboard the filibustering schooner Competitor confined at Cabana fortress under death sentence. He urged Captain General Weyler for better quarters and met Julio Sanguilly awaiting Madrid court review. Lee also sought Dawley’s release, granted, with expected Morro Castle departure. Madrid reviews the Competitor case as Laborde and others aboard are sent for military and naval council review.
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Two Cuban insurgents killed after brutal ambush in Cuba
A Jose Maceo correspondent reports that in an El Triunfo engagement near Santiago two Cuban prisoners were thrown alive into boiling molasses by Spanish troops. The action followed heavy fighting that left 64 Cuban and about 300 Spanish casualties. Capts. Marin Perena and Berges slain. Berges died after lingering three days. Whitney, an American planter, faced destruction of his property.
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enco
El Triunfo
dose Maceo
Lavhumba
Whitney
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Santiago
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United States
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Cuban Revolution Stirs Congress With Resolutions
Washington reports strong congressional interest in the Cuban uprising as over fifty resolutions were introduced and referred to committees. A Senate resolution expressing sympathy for the insurgents and urging presidential action sparked debate, but it did not pass into law.
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Washington
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American meat in Germany inquiry prompts export limits
A foreign office communication notes concerns about American meat imports to Germany and Holland using forged labels, tampered vans, and uncertified products. Resulting restrictions may affect American meat exporters amid reports of violence in Athens and Kurdish areas and warnings from British and German officials.
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