Supreme Court limits on Porto Rico duties affirmed
The Supreme Court ruled that Porto Rico was not foreign territory before the Porto Rican act and duties collected must be returned. Downes upheld taxing goods from Porto Rico to the mainland while De Lima rejected foreign-territory status for Puerto Rico. Justices Brown and dissenters weighed in as observers warned of possible Congress action.
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Count Wilhelm Bismarck Dies in Varzin at 48
Count Wilhelm Bismarck second son of the late Prince Bismarck died after six days illness at Varzin Prussia aged 48. He leaves a widow three daughters and a son. Funeral set for Monday the day of the Emperor’s statue unveiling for Prince Bismarck in Berlin. Attendance uncertain.
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Cornell Oarsmen Second Crew Defeats Columbia and Pennsylvania
Cornell second eight won the two mile race on Cayuga by a large margin. They finished in 10 minutes 52 seconds, beating Columbia by about two and a half lengths and Pennsylvania by roughly the same distance.
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Petrified Woman Unearthed From Old Churchyard
In West Farms a 30 year old burial of Mrs. Josephine Henshaw was exhumed as street widening cut cemetery ground. The body, once 180 pounds, resembled clay with features like a statue. the coffin decayed yet the purple silk shroud and linen gown remained well preserved. total weight estimated at 500 pounds.
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Riots divide Pittsburg miners clash. one dies at Federal
About 110 miners, Poles vs Ameri cans Cornish Irish and Welsh, fought in a filrice at Federal. William Kearns died an hour after being mortally wounded. his brother Robert was injured as pursuers seek a Pole known as Shorty who fired the fatal shot. Three young fishermen drown near Clifton Park in Rocky River after their boat capsizes.
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Oil to Compete With Coal as Fuel in Pittsburg
Texas oil firms led by J. M. Guffey Petroleum negotiate to buy two whaleback steamers to deliver oil to fuel points, signaling potential competition with Pittsburg coal. Pennsylvania Republicans call for Harrisburg convention on August 21 to nominate a supreme court justice and a state treasurer. Ninety eight Filipinos arrive in San Francisco en route to the Buffalo exposition to showcase culture, including 15 women and several young girls.
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Cuba Relations Conference Deliberates on U S Withdrawals
White House officials including President McKinley and Secretary Root discussed Cuban policy after a lengthy May 31 meeting. The Platt amendment, recognition of a new Cuban government, and the role of U S troops in enforcing orders were debated with no decision reached. In Memphis, Gen John B Gordon was unanimously reelected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans.
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Irish American meet marred by hammer throw accident
Meriden Conn May 31 The annual Irish American Athletic Association meet ended early after John Flanagan world record holder threw a 16 pound hammer through a fence and struck Henry Dierle on the head fracturing his skull Flanagan's actual throw reached 178 feet 5 inches, defeating the world record.
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Week's News Condensed May Twenty Fifth
A digest of events edges from wine trends in France to a deadly trolley collision near Albany. Notable items include a Baltimore steamer disaster, dignitaries' resignations, trials, and trials in Pekin. Also covered are church decisions, a Cuban Platt amendment split, and Cornell athletes’ easy win over Princeton.
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