Grave Complications Over Filibuster Steamer George Childs
Old wires report a Jamaica landing by the George Childs filibusting expedition from Kur West, with conflicting tallies of 2,000 then less than fifty men. The incident prompts calls to extend neutrality law enforcement and recalls the Alabama affair as a precedent. The Bridgeport may accompany, while British authorities and U S officials assess duties and due diligence under treaty terms. A Partridge assignment to Bermuda and the Bahamas is also noted to deter such voyages.
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Jamaica
baer
George Childs
Philadelphia
Delaware bay
Bridgeport
Key West
Childs
United States
Alabama
Civil Service Expansion Adds 2300 Government Printing Positions
WALLINGTON June 14 President Cieva land signed an order prepared by the civil service commission bringing about 2300 positions in the government printing office under the classified civil service. The total under civil service will reach about 65,000 nationwide.
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Cavil service
WALLINGTON
Cievaland
civil service commission
government printing office
civil service
Free Trade Passes Assembly in New South Wales
The New South Wales assembly passed on its second reading the customs bill abolishing the 1891 duties and effectively establishing free trade. Jane Sypney reports from Sydney on the legislative milestone and its economic implications.
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New South Wales
Sypney
Jane
assembly
North Dakota hailstorm devastates Ransom county grain
ANSELM North Dakota June 14 a phenomenal hailstorm swept eastern Ransom county destroying thousands of acres of grain. The storm stretched sixteen miles and six miles wide with hailstones as large as hen's eggs piling six inches deep. Reno Texas June 14 two Black men lynched for the murder of an old pumper named Johnson. The victims remains were found on the killers.
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North Dakota
ANSELM
N.D
Ransom county
hon
Reno
Texas
Alex White
John Cherry
Johnson
New Jersey Appropriations Pass Both Houses
The New Jersey appropriation bill totals 4 485 807 dollars to go to the governor. Of this 2 194 249 comes from the safe school tax for schools and is paid to counties. 1994 spending was 1 930 225 dollars, 332 332 less than the new bill. Governor Werts sent nominations including Albert R Tallmiun and George C Smith. senate rejected most. The house overrode vetoes on several bills and adjourned sine die.
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Trestos
Werts
senate
court of errors and appeals
Albert R. Tallmiun
George C. Smith
Middlesex
supreme court
court of chancerr
Newark
common council
board of education
Bullock
house
assembly
Baseball Scores And Local News From Hoosier City
National League results include Philadelphia 5 Louisville 2, Boston 20 Chicago 3, New York 5 St Louis 4, Brooklyn 4 Cleveland 2. rain postponed Baltimore-Pittsburgh and Washington-Cincinnati. Eastern League games Buffalo 4 Rochester 3, Springfield 2, Toronto 2 Syracuse 1, Providence 9 Wilkes-Barre 6. Pennsylvania League Hazleton 7 Pottsville 12 innings, Lancaster 7 Lancaster 1. Omaha civic mobilization against the American Protective Association. Whitecaps mob incident near Salem. wedding of Miss Wanmaker to Burton. Cornell-Pennsylvania freshmen row on Cayuga Lake and lead to Columbia-Cornell-Pennsylvania race plan.
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Louisville
Philadelpha
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Baltimore-Pittsburg
Washington-Cincinnati
Buffalo
Rochester
Springfield Springsett
Tr Stranton
Toronto
Syracuse
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Murderer Andrews Hanged in Warren County Jail Yard
Bevipeks New Jersey June 14 George Andrews the colored wife murderer was hanged on the gallows in the Warren county jail yard. His neck was not broken and death was by strangulation. Just before the drop Rev Mr Fasseth told the jury and spectators that Andrews acknowledged the execution as a vindication of justice and law.
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Andrews
Bevipeks
N. J
George Andrews
Warren county
Mr. Fasseth
Captain Howwgate Trial Testimony Ruling
Washington June 14. The defense aimed to show General Hazen knew Howgate's whereabouts in New York in 1887 but the testimony was ruled out. The trial featured the defense's attempt to introduce witness testimony regarding Hazen's knowledge.
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Captain Howwgate
WASHINGTON
Howgate
General Hazen
signal service bureau
New York
Manitoba Defiance Against Remedial Order
Manitoba replies to Ottawa's demand to establish separate schools, refusing to carry out the remedy order. It argues that separate Catholic, Anglican, Mennonite, and Icelandic schools would undermine the existing system and reduce efficiency, given Ontario’s land taxes and dispersed population. The province hints at broader provincial action for any Catholic privileges and notes past reforms face practical limits. A related note in Washington reports estate matters around Fred Douglas.
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Wixsipyes
Man
Manitoba
Ottawa
Canada
Prohibition Nominates Wilbur For New Jersey Governor
Newark June 14. The second day of the New Jersey Prohibition gubernatorial convention met at the Essex Lyceum with almost all delegates present. W H Nicholson chaired as permanent chairman. A platform was adopted calling for changes in securing grand juries. W H Wilbur of Vineland was unanimously nominated for governor.
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NEWARK
N.F
Essex Lyceum
W. H. Nicholson
tha permiament
H W. Wilbur
Vineland
French Head Vehicles Race Ends From Paris to Bordeaux
The 750 mile Paris to Bordeaux road race for petroleum or steam powered vehicles concluded yesterday. Car No. 5, built on the Parhard system, completed the journey in just over forty eight hours starting Monday from the Place d Armes at Versailles.
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Bordeaux
Place d’Armes
Versailles
Colombia Rules Out Intervention in Henadorean Uprising
Washington June 14 General Rongifo charge d affaires of Colombia says Colombia will stay neutral and denies sensational cables from New York papers claiming imminent intervention as unfounded.
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Colombia
Wasmington
Rengifo
New York
His Self Inflicted Wound Proved Fatal
Philip Arnbold shot himself in the left breast at his wife's grave in Riverview cemetery yesterday afternoon and died at the Delaware hospital. Authorities said brooding over financial troubles led him to take his life.
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WILMINGTON
Del
Philip Arnbold
Riverview
Delaware hospital
Ijin
Manuel Zorilla Dead a Noted Spanish Leader Opposed Monarchy
Spain June 14 Senor Manuel Ruiz Zorilla the noted Republican leader died yesterday Zorilla served as a Liberal champion from 1860 1861 he took part in revolutionary juntas and opposed the restored monarchy He was expelled from Madrid in 1905 and later lived in Paris continuing to press anti monarchist aims influencing Spanish politics.
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Benecos
Spain
Senor Manuel Ruiz Gorilla
Zorilla
I86O
becAM
Liberal
truw
Madrid
Whisky Trust Legal Challenge Echoes in Springfield
The state supreme court sustains the whisky trust ruling, holding corporations have only express powers and must be strictly construed. Attorney General Molloney says the Pullman Pac company will face the same treatment, with limits on property ownership beyond its distillery business.
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SPRINGFIELD
supreme court
Aitorary
Molloney
Aetoenant Falls to Death in Balloon Accident
In Battle Creek Michigan on June 14 Fred Pate colored man fell from a balloon during ascent near Marcellus. Leakage caused failure of parachute. he grabbed a limb but it broke and he plunged to the ground dying within two hours. Large crowd observed the accident. Pate had made many ascents and narrowly escaped death before.
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Chek
Mich
Fred Pate
Pase
imade
one¢e
Riots feared in Cour d'Aleur Idaho
A report from Cour d Aleur in northern Idaho warns of potential riot when miners union members clash with law and order factions. An Adan who angered the miners was killed recently, and a coroner jury ruled death by own action amid labor disputes over employment.
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Idaho
Borsk
Cour d’Aleur
mituers union
law and order
Adan
Black Flags May Fight at Chang Wu Island Formosa
Reported dispatches claim the Black Flags remain entrenched at Chang Wu Island Formosa and vow to resist Japanese forces advancing under postwar terms. The island's strategic position is tied to ongoing peace treaty arrangements.
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Shanghai
Chang Wu
Formosa
News Nuggets From The State And World Events
Fire rages through Pat toka four miles from Penneveran Port, threatening to destroy the town. A 4-year-old case in Detroit resulted in imprisonment. Princeton jurors hold Cochran in the murder case of Student Oh for grand jury review. Marblehead sails toward Kiel for Baltic opening. Marti, Cuban revolutionary leader, reportedly killed May 20. Said Pasha may form reform commission including Armenians in Constantinople.
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Penneveran
Toit
Charles Willa
Bessie Perry
Petroit
Princeton
Cochran
United States
Marblehead
Haa iburg
Kiel
Baltic North sea
Guverta
Cuban revolutionary fund
Marti
Cuba
Constantinople
Pasha
Silver Convention Divides Democrats Over Free Silver Policy
At Menominee June 14 the silver issue split the great liberal convention with 1,500 delegates watching. Sibley argued for a silver party and independent action while conservatives urged keeping free silver within party lines. A national silver committee was appointed to call a national convention in Chicago in July to formalize a permanent organization.
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Pennsylvania
Tilman
South Carolina
Butler
North Carolina
Stewart
Ni fa
Adams
Colorado
TOMSOE
gorer
Sibley
party
les
United States
Ita
Chicago
Shipwrecked Norwegians Reach Harbor in Relief
The steamer Hes tia from Glasgow arrived with nine seamen from the wrecked Norwegian bark Ragnnhild, bound Liverpool to Halifax. They endured eight days at pumps, the ship leaking two feet per hour, and after twenty four hours aboard they had no food. The captain and mate were exhausted but saved by kind rescue.
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Hestia
Rajunie
Glasgow
Ragnnhild
Liverpool
Halifax
Murdered Hin Benefactor and Himself in Street Tragedy
William Bowne and his brother in law William Harvey killed each other during a quarrel in a Kentucky town. Bowne had a dissolute life. his wife and three children left him to live with Harvey. Harvey reportedly barred Bowne from his saloon and confronted him. moments later Bowne fired from behind a screen, killing Harvey, who was seated near the front of the saloon, then Bowne killed himself.
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John Harvey
here
Harvey
Joseph Nelson
Curtis
Hin
Wateuathy
Coun
William Sowne
in-kiw
William Harvey
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Ky dsowne
dam
Bowne
Farcourt Rebukes Chamberlain Over Nile Policy
June discussion in the house of commons on a railway proposal and Uganda protectorate saw Sir William Harcourt rebuke Joseph Chamberlain for provocative language toward France. Harcourt denied plans to extend government control beyond Uganda, warning such talk endangers world peace.
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Farcourt
Governor Hastings approves judicial apportionment bill
The governor approves a judicial apportionment bill on June 1 increasing the number of judges by one in Washington and Westmoreland counties. It creates separate districts in Clarion Jefferson and Centre counties and joins Huntingdon to Mitta county to form a new judicial district.
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Hastings Hasnisparre
Hastings
Washington
Westmoreland
Clarion
Jefferson
Centre counties
joina Huntingdon
Mitta county
Weaver to Support Populist Ticket
General J. B. Weaver, defeated in the Populist state convention, has written to Sylvester Grune, the Populist candidate for governor, declaring he will support the ticket. The June 14 letter confirms Weaver's pledge and shows unity within the party.
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Des Mores
J. B. Weaver
Sylvester Grune
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