Conference on Cuban reciprocity ends without action
Washington reports show Republican senators meeting to discuss reciprocity with Cuba. Eight or nine speeches in favor and two opposing, following a prior understanding about floor time. The War Department has gathered data for a potential Cuba reciprocity treaty if the president sends one to the Senate, though unlikely this season due to adjournment.
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Baseball scores and a state security report highlight June
Friday baseball results from the National and American leagues show Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, and Toledo with varied scores. Col Theodore Ewert, adjutant general, returned from Eldorado Saline County after investigating outrages on Negroes amid Gov Yates’s directives. he submitted a report noting conditions were greatly exasperated.
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Trade Review Reports Sharp Trade Contrasts and Steel Caution
Bradstreets notes present and future trade show sharp contrasts with a clouded near term outlook and coal strike risks. Yet crops progress and strong railroad earnings, heavy bank clearings, and high coke production support a positive longer term. Pig iron prices, raw material shortages, and rising steel plant capacity influence current quotations and orders into next year.
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Harvester Shortage Strains Kansas Wheat Harvest
Kansas City reports a major miscalculation of the wheat crop size and needed harvest labor. A call goes out for 10,000 more men on top of existing workers as shipments of 3,000 laborers may be sent Friday. Nebraska also seeks harvest help, with farmers offering up to two dollars and fifty cents daily plus board. Coronation day mournful plans emerge in Ireland as a black flag is hoisted in Clare-Morrie. Johann Most faces one year in prison for an incendiary article linked to McKinley’s shooting. Capt E Tyler of St Louis, inventor of the roll-top desk, dies in Colorado Springs. Illinois town Levington endures a fire causing about 20,000 dollars in losses.
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Heavy rains flood Kansas and wash out wheat harvest
A June storm drenched Topeka and surrounding areas, with nearly two inches of rain washing out wheat and delaying harvests. Wichita streets flooded as streams overflowed and crops suffered wind damage. In Kansas City, Charles D. Nes, son of Maj. William Warner, was found dead from morphine intoxication in a southwest boulevard rooming house. He was 24, survived by a widow and one child.
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Nebraska attorney D M Strong dies after road accident
Wremont Nebraska June 21 D M Strong a prominent attorney of North Bend Neb died of injuries received near this city Thursday night. Strong was returning from a convention when the accident occurred. The report notes a spell of campaigning and platform speeches surrounding the event.
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Troops Paterson Armory Calm as City Braces for Unrest
Newark cavalry arrived to guard the Paterson armory amid cautious streets and mayoral orders limiting gatherings. Silk mills, dye-houses and plants faced guards, with police and fire crews maintaining order as unions weigh a general strike and Indianapolis convention looms.
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Paterson Vigilance Committee to Force Anarchists Out
Reports describe a Paterson plan where fifty wealthy businessmen form a vigilance committee to suppress anarchists. They would blacklist workers and notify employers to dismiss those on the list, backed by private detectives and state militia. The effort includes pledged funds and aims to pressure anarchists to leave the city.
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Refuses to Name Suspects in Philippine Insurrection Inquiry
Manila June 21 Malavar a former insurgent general testifies before the board investigating charges of cruelty and insurrection amid Tayabas province disputes He refuses to name principals aiding him citing risk of being cited before the sedition courts The board sustains the suspects and the report notes the involvement of American officers and soldiers in the Tayabas unrest
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Train collision wreck claims multiple lives and injuries
A Northern Pacific collision near Lower Lake left four confirmed dead and many injured as No 7 and No 8 passenger trains failed to pass a misadjusted switch. Conductor Noble and fireman George Rasmussen among the dead. Engineer Scott of No 7 missing. Passengers aided in fighting the fire. twenty six injured and four others missing or unaccounted.
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President Roosevelt plans western trip with Detroit stop in September
President Roosevelt accepted invitations to visit Detroit for the Spanish war veterans encampment in September, likely September 21 to 23, with reviews and addresses. From Detroit he will move to Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and other western cities as invitations pour in. In Kansas City the stay is set for September 29 or 30, following the Commercial Club agreement.
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Family Drowns in Tennessee Flood
A telegram from Wanateh reports the drowning of Nelson N. Reynolds's family in a Tennessee flood. Only a daughter survives. The incident occurred as the husband, wife, and three children were swept away by the waters.
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Calla Lily Name Corrected in Philadelphia Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger notes the correct term calla for the plant, arguing that the phrase calla lily is incorrect. It emphasizes that renaming does not diminish its beauty and clarifies linguistic roots without altering the flower’s appeal.
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Anniversary of the First Minnesota Charge at Gettysburg Observed
In St Paul on June 21 the Forty first anniversary of the First Minnesota Regiment’s famed Gettysburg charge was celebrated with 113 survivors attending. A $1000 gift from JHL president aided the revision, and veterans’ luncheon at the Hill residence was hosted by Mr Hill. In Calumbia Kansas on June 21 John D Morton was acquitted on retrial for Marion Thomas’s murder after a prior conviction and 20 year sentence. Morton had served 20 months before release on habeas corpus, with the court ruling the initial trial court was invalid.
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Wheat and grain futures drift higher on weather signals
The market notes higher July wheat and corn bids with July and September contracts advancing amid steady butter and egg prices. It reports rain-fed gains in grain futures and overall market drift, reflecting weather influence and mixed dairy demand across state markets.
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