Cuba's Amendments Declared Not Substantial Compliance
Washington June 1 The president and cabinet rule Cuban constitutional convention amendments do not meet the Platt amendment in substance They reject changes on coaling stations sanitation and intervention and insist on an absolute pledge to US rights The Philippine tariff issue awaits Knox's legal review before any cabinet decision.
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Philippines
Densely Populated States Highlight Density Rankings
The census volume shows Rhode Island leads density in 1900 with 407 people per square mile excluding DC. Massachusetts, New Jersey, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland follow, while Alaska and Nevada are sparsely populated. Count Waldersee may visit the U.S. this month. The China voyage delays not definite. no successor expected. Bismarck statue unveiling postponed to an indefinite date.
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Union
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New Jersey
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New York
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Maryland
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Nevada
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Count Von Walker
China
United States
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legation guards
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Bismarck monument committee
Bismarck
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Maryland Census Frauds in St Marys County Highlighted
In a U S district court hearing, witnesses testified to lists sent in by St Marys county enumerators showing dead persons, fictitious names, non residents and duplicate entries. The proceedings also cited a Washington hospital family and a male living only as a negro boy among the questionable inclusions. Several cases exposed miscounting through maiden and married names and non residents included in district tallies.
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Baltimore
United States district court
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St. Mary’s county
Washington hospital
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New York Strikers End Tunnel Strike Pending Agreement
In New York on June 1 the Rapid Transit tunnel strike is near end with workers to return to work under union conditions by Monday. Nonunion hired men face discharge or must join the union. An agreement to curb future tunnel strikes will be signed.
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New York
Ex Officials Indicted In Chicago Conspiracy Case
Chicago June 1 William J Lawler former South Town supervisor and Henry H Fuller former collectors were indicted by the grand jury on a conspiracy to divert public funds Lawler additionally faces two embezzlement and withholding public funds charges Jimmy Michael Defeats Two Baltimore June 1 A 20 mile race was won by Jimmy Michael from Watson Coleman and O W Babcock in 33 minutes 15 15 seconds Coleman and Babcock ran five mile relays changing pace every five miles without slackening their pace Searching For Drowned Ladies Geneva N Y June 1 Seneca lake is being dragged for the bodies of Martin McGloon Michael Neenan and Ellsworth McLaughlin who were feared drowned while attempting to cross the lake in a row boat Fatal Explosion of Mine Gas Glenwood Springs Colo June 1 Coryell mine Newcastle explosion killed John Lee and Frank Grant eight injured Gas accumulation believed cause Filipinos to Be Deported San Francisco June 1 Nineteen of 78 Filipinos bound for Buffalo exposition will be sent back to Manila due to contagious diseases.
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William J. Lawler
South Town
Henry H. Fuller
Lawler
Jimmy Michael
Baltimore
Jimmy’ Michael
Watson Coleman
O. W. Babcock
Coleman
Babcock
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Seneca lake
Martin McGloon
Michael Neenan
Ellsworth McLaughlin
Glenwood Springs
Colo
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Newcastle
John Lee
Frank Grant
San Francisco
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Manila
Corunna Spain declares sick state and storms hit South
Nuggets of news report a sick state proclaimed at Corunna Spain. Cyclone winds blow down several buildings in Cuthbert Georgia. King Edward cuts chancelor establishment. Denison University president offered WVU presidency. Charles Burt named Central Railroad of New Jersey agent. Severe wind and hail hit Mississippi Alabama. A four year old dies from falling timbers near Vicksburg. D B Robinson former Atchison Topeka Santa Fe VP dies in Chicago after long illness.
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Cuthbert
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Daniel B. Purinton
Denison (DC.) university
West Virginia university
Charlies Burt
Central Railroad of New Jersey
H. P. Baldwin
Mississippi
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Vicksburg
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D. B. Robinson
Resignations Refused by South Carolina Governor
Governor McSweeney rejected the resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin, saying a public canvass would stir bitterness and hinder progress. Tillman and McLaurin offered resignations after a May 25 meeting in Gaffney. Tillman doubtfully questions the governor’s authority, while McLaurin vows to unite for the state's peace and progress. Also reported: two killed in a trolley collision in Wilmington plus a Baltimore murder arrestee dying in jail and German troops returning from China.
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Three Killed in Family Quarrel in Covington
Mrs Kate Hester, aged 62, reportedly killed her husband and herself after a quarrel at the supper table. A older daughter attempted suicide by shooting herself in the head, dying instantly. The cause of the quarrel remains unknown.
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Miss Martha Hichborn to Marry James Blaine Jr
Washington gossip notes Miss Martha Hichborn daughter of Tear Adiuirat Hichborn to wed James G Blaine Jr on June 4. The article blends social notes with brief statewide updates on rail bills, river rescues and health of Mrs McKinley, plus construction news near Sykesville and Gaithers.
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Cluachinst
Washington
MARTHA HICHBORN
JAMES G. BLAINE, JR
Miss Hichborn
Tear Adiuirat Hichborn
ladrala Dale Daha Dela Draka
Salada
Conflict in Northern Pacific Ends in Amicable Agreement
New York June 1 The competing Northern Pacific and Union Pacific interests reach a final amicable agreement on all disputes and future relations to the railroad The terms are not disclosed but J P Morgan is named to oversee the Northern Pacific board and harmony is expected among all parties. Louis A Heinsheimer Kuhn Loeb Co confirms the statement.
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Young Robinsons Defeat Young Americans In Evening Tilt
In a lively afternoon game on Madison Street Extended, the Young Robinsons topped the Young Americans. Wisner Fleming and Stockman formed the battery for the Robinsons as the game swung in their favor.
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Local Mart Market Quotations Today
Mr J E W Hargett reports today s market quotes with corn at 2 50 per barrel shelled corn 50 cents per bushel wheat 73 cents per bushel and hay priced from 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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Lynching of Five Men at Lookout Newt Attacks and Arrests
A mob hanged Calvin Hall and his sons Frank James and others, plus B. D. Yantis, at Lookout across Pitt River after arrests for petty larceny and burglary. Guards were forced to aid the mob. In Alturas, officials head to the scene for an inquest. Other items: Southern Railway machinists strike totals 627 out. train robbers foiled. a boy drowns in Lackawaxen flood.
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Britannia Detained at Quarantine Over Smallpox Cases
The Anchor Line steamer Britannia from Genoa Leghorn and Naples with 624 Italian immigrants is held at Quarantine after a surgeon reports five mild smallpox cases and one death aboard. In Scranton, twelve year old Charles Seeley was fatally torn by a revolving shaft at Peck’s planning mill.
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