Mora claim drives US Spain talks toward commission
Washington reports indicate a US Spain commission over the Mora claim may settle multiple disputes, following precedents from Alabama and Paris. Spain counters with Florida invasion and Civil War damages claims, while Cuban rebellion fallout could add more. Past commissions awarded sums to Britain and France, suggesting a joint U.S. Spain panel is likely and potentially fairer than ad hoc settlements.
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Spain
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Great Britain
Alabama commission
France
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Florida
British claims commission
Alabama
Geneva
Newport
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Murderer Acquitted in Florida Coroner Hearing
In Jacksonville on June 21 P M Baldwin the man who fatally shot Andrew Yeouran about two weeks earlier for alleged criminal intimacy with his wife was discharged after a coroner's jury hearing. The evidence showed ongoing intimacy between Mrs Baldwin and Yeoman for some time.
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JACKSONVILLE
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W. Baldwin
Andrew Yeouran
Disbursements for Pensions Authorized for Next Month
Washington reports a quarterly pension disbursement of 13,590 dollars to be paid next month. A treasury requisition was filed yesterday to cover the expenditure. Burglars struck a Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, general store at Round Top, breaking the safe and taking papers and valuables.
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WASHINGTON
treasury department
WELLSnono
Edward C. Slows
Silver Issue Snubbed at Republican Clubs Convention
Cleveland June 21 The national convention of Republican clubs held in Milwaukee next year after a full day of factional debating. The silver question was ignored in the main address as a minority report risked a floor fight. Patton substitute carried, pledging allegiance to party principles and sending public questions to the 1904 national convention. General McAlpin elected president by acclamation.
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Republican League of the United States
Republican party
United States
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National League
Denver
Louisville
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Charleston
S. C
George B. Green
McAlpin
Mr. Churchill
Colorado
Wage scale agreed in Satisfactory Conference for sheet makers
The Amalgamated Association and iron and steel sheet manufacturers signed a wage scale July to June next year. Pay rises 2 percent for each 10 percent sheet price rise. The deal covers 20 000 workers. Tin plate scale is under consideration.
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Amalgamated Association
iron and steel sheet
Cardinal Gibbons Mission May Elevate Sutelli to Cardinalate
Rome notes Cardinal Gibbons as a key American influence amid Vatican scrutiny. Arch bishop Sutelli is expected to be made a cardinal, signaling Vatican support for Gibbons and possible shift in U S church independence. Immigrant Rosario Pagano granted landing with two children after husband in San Francisco post office reportedly proved unfaithful and unwilling to send support.
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Cardinal Gibbons
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Washington
Sutelli
America
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Rosario Pagano
San Francisco
Pushinga Railroad Work Resumed Along 25 Mile Line
The Pennsylvania Midland railroad from McKee's Gap Blair county through Bedford county to Bedford is nearing completion after delays in January. Theodore Gerrish of Lewiston Maine leads new contracts to finish the line. A hundred Hungarian workers are building the final bridge as five miles of track and materials are on the ground.
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Pennsylvania Midland railroad
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Woman Defends Self Shoots Man After Improper Proposal
At Greenwood Springs Mississippi Bruce Flanigan, hotel owner, made an improper proposal to Mrs Dean. She disarmed him of a pistol and shot him dead. She then used her husband’s shotgun, firing at the body. No arrest of Mrs Dean.
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Greenwood Springs
Bruce Flanigan
Frank Dean
Von Plener retires from politics after cabinet exit
Dr. Von Plener ex minister of finance and Liberal leader resigns his leadership and leaves political life. Emperor reportedly dismissed him. Count Hobenwart, Conservatives leader blamed for franchise reform failure also displeased. Admiral Bunce staff added. Cumberland Md murder crashes by street shooting. Governor Atkinson rally praised as physicians note hopeful recovery after operation.
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Count Hobenwart
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ATLANTA
Senator Quay Arrives in Philadelphia Amid Telegrams
Senator Quay reaches Philadelphia after traveling from Atlantic City in response to telegrams believed to contain troubling information. The visit follows mounting concern over the communications.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Five French ships bound for Beirut in coming days
Navy notes report that five ships of the French Mediterranean squadron will soon depart for Beirut. John Lincoln, described as a second cousin to Abraham Lincoln, died in the Reading alms house yesterday. The state department received notice that Lenz, the American citizen, was murdered by five Kurds near Bahar. The Howgatre case was submitted to a Washington jury, who were not yet given a verdict at midnight. William Nelson, postmaster at the National Soldiers' Home in Milwaukee, is under arrest for embezzling 4180.56 of office funds.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Bahar
Washington
William Nelson
Natonal Soldiers
Milwaukee
Baltic Canal Opening Honors Emperor William World Warships Parade
Hoireyag June 21 Emperor William opened the Baltic and North Sea canal amid ceremonies and naval salutes. The imperial flotilla passed Brunsbattel to Holrceran with mishaps from the Kaiser Wilhelm II, Grossjasehgci, and the Osborne. French and German ships received warm receptions, and U.S. ships led by the New York, Columbia, San Francisco, and Marblehead stood out in the naval display.
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Baseball scores and regional notices from yesterday
Yesterday's box scores show Philadelphia and Brooklyn wins with high scores. Pittsburgh routed Louisville, while Wilkes Barre beat Toronto. Several minor leagues report tied or disputed games and labor news from North Billerica. Yale may challenge Oxford this fall, and a train robbery shootout in Rip Bierr ends with officers wounded.
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