Proclamation Warns Against US Citizens Aiding Cuba Rebels
President Cleveland issues a proclamation forbidding US citizens to enlist aid or arm campaigns against Spain in Cuba. It warns of severe penalties for those who recruit, fit out, or support expeditions from US shores and directs officers to rigorously prosecute violators. The move sparks debate on whether it implicitly recognizes Cuban belligerency.
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Olnes
United States
ita
Spain
department of state
Cuba
mts
Uey
arizens
Grover Cleveland
Armerica
anid lawa
Morgan
Alibama
beliger
Ibis
Call
Florida
suaic
Caba
Cuban rebels defeated and Raleigh sails for Key West
The cruiser Raleigh left for Key West to aid revenue cutters in stopping Cuban filibustering expeditions from that port and other U S locations. The voyage should take about three days and a half. In Havana two rebel bodies of about 500 men each attacked Moron and Puerto Principe and were repulsed. San Francisco officials resumed their inquiry into the Colima wreck, with survivors noting failure to launch boats or issue life preservers despite danger.
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New York
Raleigh
Key West
United States
Havana
Moron
Puerto Principe
Colima
San Francisco
Manganillo
Mexico
Talbot and
Phillips
nolthough
Probe continues as investigators near completion
A string of Senate actions and legal moves fill the June schedule from Urextown. Bills vetoed by the governor address mayoral appointment power in Newark, tie breaking votes for New Brunswick, and clerks fee cuts while a pardon process dispute tests legislative reach. The inquiry into state matters persists after adjournment as a Republican conference shapes the investigation’s future. Ban and Wife Charged with Murder in 1804 fire case follows, with three informations accusing Thomas Gray and wife Bessie, and a related arson charge against Gray. A separate note covers pension mispayment corrections in Washington. The Times reports the Transvaal rebellion near end, while Mrs Hooke’s murder by her servant Mary Brown shocks Guteago.
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Urextown
senate
Newark
commerconnei
board of education
New Brunswick
supreme court
court of batiers
con ig
al ho
Ban
Lismes Gray
Otopudee
David Scolle
David Scollie
Thomas Gray
Scollie
Murray
Thoma Grey
Bessie
Scobie
Bessie Jay
Murder on White River by Arkansas Gang Attacks Party
A fishing party near St Charles Arkansas was assaulted by armed men five miles below St Charles. A woman and a child were killed and a man and a boy seriously wounded. John Kemp, one of the attackers, was killed by Thompson. No motive is known.
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Arkansas
Stutteart
Ark
Mr. Thompson
White river
St. Charles
John Kemp
Thompson
Thieves Work Brewers At National Convention
At Minwaukie during the National Brewers' convention Isaac Daneburg of New York reports his pocketbook with seventy dollars stolen while others lose a watch and a valise. Police pursue the suspects as trust appointments are announced for the State Hospital at Wernersville with five new trustees named including Henry M. Dechert Horace G Brock Joseph L Lomberger George F Buer and J B Bremer.
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Minwaukie
National Brewers’ association
Isaac Daneburg
New York
Brewers’ association
Wernersville Asylum
RisBURG
Fings
Pacing horse Don Juan dies in stable fire in Cleveland
Reports indicate a fire destroyed a stable housing the pacing horse Don Juan, with a record of 2.15, in Cleveland. Authorities consider testing South Carolina registration law in court. In Huntington West Virginia Elect Enslow won by four. Essex county ex-officials acquitted after charges of corrupt practices. Connecticut lower house defeats local option racing amendment. Honduras pays 330000 to U S for Mrs Renton murder claim settlement.
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horace Don Juan
Cleveland
South Carolina
Huntington
W. Va
Enslow
Essex county
N. J
Newark
Connecticut
Honduras
United States
Charles W. Renton
Free Silverites Convention in Memphis Names Sibley Run
Friends of silver from twenty states gathered in Memphis for a four day convention under the Central Bimetallic League. Delegates, including Senators Harris of Tennessee and Jones of Arkansas, heard Sibley urged for independent action in 1896 while debates split between radical and conservative silver factions. The event highlighted plans to back Congressman Sibley for president as key figures spoke on unity and reform.
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Sibley
Silverites
Fucpie
Mespsis
Friends of silver
south
Memphis
Bute and Harris
Tennessee
Jones and Barry
Arkansas
George and Walthall
Missipi
Marion Butler
North Gara
Senate
Ina
JOSEPH G SIBLEY
Tillman
South Carnling
urpie
Indiana
John G. Evans
South Carving
Giverger Prince
New Mexico
Spiteriee
Pan
Nebraska
TA. J. Warner
Ohio
ad Alva Adams
Colorado
zat
California
congrea
Maome Ales Tater Turpie
Schair Tey
Alexander Belmar
Californ
civier
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Denver
Aaron Walcott
committee on resolutions
Jones
Harris
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Joseph C. Sibley
Carlisle
Sherman wig
Mr. Sibley
A Discarded Girl's Revenge In Public Street
On June 13 Justina Agrilla 16 avenged herself on Pasqualli Muscato in New York by slashing his throat on Seventh Avenue. Bystanders saw Muscato push her. she then leapt, wrapped her arm around his neck with a razor, and blood soaked the ground as he fell. A policeman took her to the station. Muscato was taken to Mount Vernon hospital, likely to die. She claimed he raped her after promising marriage. The night also brought a burning town near Geneva with extensive damage and injuries but no deaths. Insurance totaled about 19 000.
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Morst Viiinox
N.Y
Justina Agrilla
Pasqualli Muscato
Seventh avenue
Musehto
Justina
Watt
Mount Vernon hospital
Muschto
remt
Muschro
bin
Shot himself on His Wife's Grave at Riverview Cemetery
Phillip Ambold, found by Superintendent Naylor, shot himself after burying his wife in 1593 and his daughter three years ago. He had lost all his money and recently lived in New York, his mind believed unsettled. The incident occurred in Wrouxcros, Del, on June 13.
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Wrouxcros
Del
Phillip Ambold
Riverview cemetery
Naylor Ambold
New York
Cornell Crew Triumphs Over Henley Club On River
In front of spectators at Mealyast last evening the Cornell eight conducted a friendly race with the Henley rowing club eight. Cornell led by five lengths at the start and maintained a dominant pace. The Cornell crew clocked forty-eight strokes to Henley’s forty and won comfortably by a clear margin.
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Gow
Cornell
Lespes
Henley rowing club
Mealy
Henley club
thea
Henney
Bank Official Arrested in Ocala for Embezzlement Fraud
Ocala authorities report K. W. Agnew former president of the National Bank of Ocala was arrested by a U S marshal. He was taken to Sanford and bound over on a $35,000 bond to answer charges of converting bank depositors funds to his own use.
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Ocala
Fla
K. W. Agnew
National bank of
Three Trained in a Railroad Wreck Near Mahoning
Information arrives of a Pottsburg and Lake Kee railroad wreck near Mahoning. A freight collision reportedly injures three fatally and ten more seriously. Burglars secures 675000, and another theft brings total losses to 74000.
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Previerny
Pottsburg
Lake Kee
Mahoning
wil age beth
The Mariburg Asylum Closed and Trial Ordered
Government closes the Marihurs asylum amid scandals tied to Herr Melage for Ghel and orders perjury trials for two flag brothers accused in inmate abuse. Also reports on a sailor aiming to cross the Atlantic and a Berlin ruler, Dirke Creorge of Ruasta, facing imminent catastrophe with only one lung remaining.
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Mariburg
Denis
Tune
Marihurs
whiceh
trinket Herr Melage
Ghel
flag brothers
BERLIN
Jnken
nl Dirke Creorge
Ruasta
ezirewitz
Armenian Appeal Presented at Czar’s Palace Ceremony
The czar and czarina received the Armenian Catholicos with ceremony at the palace and accepted his petition for redress of Armenian wrongs. A Universalists convention in New Jersey formed an alliance with the Congregational association, promising future union of the two bodies.
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Armenia
St. PETERSHYRS
tzarina
Cnite
Braptoro
the
Universalists
New Jersey Congregational association
Murdered Student Sparks Hearing and Witnesses Aid Justice
Princeton June 13 Frederick Ohl, a young student shot by John Collins, died of peritonitis after wounds from the alley gunfire. Collins arrested. Stephen Downs held. Preliminary hearing set for Saturday with witnesses subpoenaed. Cochran's wound and recovery monitored.
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Princeton
X. J
Frederick P. O
Collins
Chil
John Collins
Cochran
Ghigod
Alderson
stemien
College hospital
Stephen Downs
Obl
Witherspoon street
Colins
Colvns
Cochras
Downs
Ohl
New Caste
Cantwell
Chi
Denton
Return of Defaulting State Treasurer Taylor Mapped
Attorney General Crawford and H R Horner with BK Stewart for W W Taylor announce voluntary return to justice of the defaulting state treasurer. Taylor will make restitution with little left for bondsmen. Lar lar likely leniency if he returns and fights, Pierre arrival within ten days. He has traveled to Cuba Mexico British Guiana and Brazil before leaving the United States.
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Sioux Fall
Crawford
H. R. Horner
BK. W. Stewart
W. W. Taylor
nois
stite
Larlor
teakes
Pierre
ten dara
Cuba
Mexicu
Jueniiva
Brasil
United States
elaine
Canada contract bill sparks rail against alien firms
Major Melancan, Conservative, urged the House to pass a bill barring government contracts to aliens. He claimed Ontredl stater contractors drain hundreds of thousands of Canadian dollars, while U S laws hinder Canadians from winning contracts. In New York David Cohen, 24, attempted suicide by jumping from the Brooklyn Bridge, survived, and was taken into custody. he is a Hungarian tailor.
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Canada
Melancan
house of common
United States
Suicido
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
David Cohen
Coheo
Hungary
Judge Simonton orders show cause on rail franchises
After Philadelphia Railways Harrisacne June 13 Judge Simon ton issued an order on the application of Attorney General McCormick. He requires several Philadelphia passenger railway companies to show cause next Tuesday why their franchises should not be forfeited for failure to begin or complete lines for which they sought privileges.
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Philadelphia Railways
Harrisacne
Simonton
McCormick
Philadelphia
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