Hamburg Peace Glide Aims For Global Truce At Emperors Visit
In Hamburg yesterday Emperor William arrived at 415 PM amid artillery salvos and cheers. A banquet at Rathaus with sixty four guests showcased uniformed pages and diplomats as Burgomaster Lehman welcomed the ruler to a spectacle of flags and decor. The great Kiel canal project cost 33.5 million dollars, stretches fifty nine miles, and features electric lighting, gate openings, and tidal operations. The event highlighted ships from American, French, Austrian, Roumanian, and Spanish fleets all enjoying shore leave and festive harbor scenes.
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Wise Words to Women and Prohibition Nominations
Frances Willard urges women to question dress and constraints as she speaks at the Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Queen's Hall. Manitoba politics feature Prohibition nominees and debates on separate schools with Premier Greenway's bill likely passing.
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Health of ex Senator Ransom in frail state
Raleigh June 20 conflicting reports on ex Senator Ransom now minister to Mexico. At nearly 70 he is feeble but hopes to regain health during a sixty day leave before return to Mexico. He has lived near sea level while Mexico City’s 7500 feet altitude disagrees with him.
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Nuggets of News
The Chilean budget for 1596 shows a surplus of 7 million dollars. Colorado Democrats plan a July 2 meeting in Denver to discuss the silver question. Iowa Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling closing the saloons. Pekin dispatch notes the Russo-Chinese loan not yet signed. Japan China alliance talks not discussed. Omaha treasurer Bolton’s shortage not exceeding 19,000 with no deception intended.
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Fight for silver in Republican clubs convention
At Cleveland the eighth national convention of Republican clubs adjourned after preliminaries with no clear winner between gold and silver factions. Leaders from Iowa Indiana New England and other states maneuver over McKinley plans and a next convention venue. The silver camp pushes a tough plank while a compromise calls for a future decision by the next convention. Jim Matt Geta sentenced fifteen years for a 191 neg case in Atchison Kansas.
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Fire on Ward Line Steamer Yumuri Enters Quarantine
The Ward line steamer Yumuri from Mexican ports via Havana reached Quarantine at 9:30 p.m. on June 15. A fire in the forehold was detected off Cape Henry shortly before 10 p.m. Doctors and crew fought the blaze with steam, six lifeboats were readied, and passengers were kept calm as damage is estimated at $25,000. The ship carried a full cargo and 56 passengers and arrived safely at port.
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Case of Hugh F. Deowpsney hearing postponed
Harrisaveg June 20 The board of pardons heard arguments yesterday in several cases but postponed all action due to the absence of Attorney General McCormick. The case of Hugh F. Deovey, Pittsburgh labor leader, was adjourned as Lieutenant Governor Lyon said a clemency hearing time would be announced soon.
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Italian Chamber in Turmoil Over Amnesty Motion
Rome June 20 The chamber erupted over a Socialist bid to extend general amnesty for those convicted by court martial Premier Crispi argued pardons are a royal prerogative and the chamber cannot grant amnesty A fisticuff and tumult led to suspension of the sitting with an inquiry ordered and a duel reported between Deputies Deandries and Casale The majority signaled new rules and Librario was to present a motion urging immediate vote Onlookers called the scene discreditable and questioned the president’s ability to lead.
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Inspector McLaughlin Sentenced for Extortion
In the court of oyer and terminer Judge Barrett sentenced Police Inspector William W. McLaughlin to two years and six months in state prison for extortion. On sentence he turned deathly pale. A one week stay was granted to arrange affairs before prison. Justice Gaynor ordered show cause why a stay pending appeal, resuming Saturday in Brooklyn. Hayward Gets a Stay in Minneapolis. The stay of thirty days was granted on condition the case be argued this term ending July 3, with possible execution in July if new trial is refused. The condemned man opposes further delay.
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Murder Charge After Jealousy Fatal Wounding
Samuel Leachman fatally wounded his wife with a gun in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 2. The assault occurred in a room of jealousy and the suspect was arrested and placed in jail.
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Missing Man Body Recovered From Niagara River
Niagara Falls reports the body of Kerngood, missing Nov. 9 from a sleeping car on the Michigan Central line between Ontario and Syracuse, found floating in the Niagara River opposite Lewistown. Also noted are Nazi German murder suspects to be returned, and news of Governor Atkinson’s grave illness with fading hopes for recovery.
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Boston philanthropist to build 500 cottages for consumptives
Mr Turft of Boston plans to purchase 5000 acres near Southern Pinon to erect 500 cottages for people suffering with consumption. He pledges work for those he has identified as deserving aid and aims to provide housing for the needy.
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