Calhoun discusses Cuba and the Cubans amid war
William J. Calhoun arrives in New York with George Fishback and Charles Pepper after testing Cuban conditions and Dr. Ruiz case details. He reports on autopsy findings, Cuban civil war censorship, and the uncertain truth amid conflicting accounts, noting limitations and awaiting the Washington report.
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William J. Calhoun
Cuba
Dr. Ruiz
George W. Fishback
Charles M. Pepper
Washington
Calhoun
Fundsdeviela
Bellon
The Next Postal Congress Results and Plans
The Next Postal Congress in Chicago prepares for its June convention where the general convention treaty will be signed and final action on extending parcels post arrangements with Great Britain Austria Hungary France Germany and Celisum is expected. A Florida court dismisses the case against the steamer Three Friends for alleged neutral law violations in Cuba ruling no armed shipment or coastwise activity within range.
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Great Britain
Austria- Hungary
France
Germany
Celsium
Three Friends
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Fla
United States
Locterdar
Cuba
Locke
June Snowstorm in Orange Grange New Jersey
Snow fell yesterday in Orange Grange New Jersey but melted on impact. A rare squall drew strong attention as residents noted they had seldom seen snow in June.
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Orange
Grange
N. J
Jans
Elevator accident injures six at post office site in New York
Six men were seriously hurt when a freight elevator at the Maij street post office site in New York collapsed and plunged to a lower level. Four postal workers and two others were injured, with multiple serious traumas reported among the trapped men.
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New York Post Onice
New York
Maij Street
Federal
James A. Cox
Examiner Sea Service
Pyustoffice Department
Middletown
N.Y
Meg dix
George W. Dailey
Railway
Esston
Frank Bird
McGovern
Plasterer's Helper
Brooklyn
Jot Murphy
Joseph Lutter
Governor Czerverson Vetoes Four Texas Bills
Calberson vetoed four bills in one day, bringing his total to 16 vetoes more than any prior Texas governor. The key veto blocked a general occupation tax measure that would tax all residents and industries, which he argued would promote obscenity, gambling by pool selling, and improper fire insurance practices now under state prosecution.
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Calberson
Austin
Tex
Czberson
Texas
Senate Defeats Free Pine Plot in Tariff Debate
Washington June 8 The senate defeated Senator Wests motion to place white pine on the free list by a 25 to 20 vote. The split crossed party lines with seven Democrats voting against West, while Carter Cannon and others supported the measure. Oxford England June 9 The International Cricketers match saw Oxford all out for 363 with Philadelphia players Bailey and Ralston still batting as cold weather cooled spectator interest.
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South Carolinna
Martin
Virginia
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Mess Cannon
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Oxford
England
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Ralston
Philadelphia
Urbana Indignation Over Martia Law Report
Citizens in Urbana express anger over a rumor that Champaign county may be placed under martial law. The claim is tied to Colonel Anthon Sprinseid and the accompanying contingent who reportedly went to the jail, with unclear motives and destinations.
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Urbana. O
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Urbana
Urbana Grove
McLaine Street
Eree
Fai
Hypnotic Influence Fatal at Home in Macon Lightning Death
Distraught family mourns after Thomas Welch of South Macon was struck and killed by lightning while standing in a doorway during a storm. His wife was knocked unconscious and a baby in the room escaped uninjured. His brother Joseph sustained injuries in a related incident on Allen avenue.
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George Feiferti
Macon
Thomas Welch
Barries
Guatemala
Kansas Penitentiars
Leavenworth
Chicano
Andrew H. Green
Congress
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Greton
Belecher
Tackstone
Melinga
Alaska
Jacob Wasner
Wallington
N. J
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Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Tragic Washington case ends with suicide after love dispute
In Washington the public was startled by an attempted murder and a suicide. Dorothy E. Squire, a former stenographer, was shot in the back of the head by patent attorney Charles Barber who then killed himself. Barber had shown eccentric and threatening behavior after Miss Squire left his employ, and had warned of dire consequences if she did not marry him. He left notes claiming jealousy and lamenting his fate, apologizing to friends and expressing love mixed with despair.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Dorothy E. Squire
Charles Harbe
Barber
Squires
Roe
Fends
Sundar
Libail
Dorothy Squires
New York
Benjamin F. Butler
MecKinter
MecKinney
Satan
Gaudaur
Winnipes
Man
Jake Gaudaur
Rat Portage
Hackett
Wellsboro
Frank Smith
Ansonia
Smith
Hillins
Destructive floods and a double wedding tragedy
A disastrous cloudburst in Isere France causes the Morse River to overflow and devastate villages with ruined workshops and homes. In nearby Pittsburgh a fiancé commits suicide at Frank's hotel on his wedding eve, leaving a will bequeathing $5,000 to Miss Minnie Leasure and the rest to his brother.
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Pitsbuce
Ligonier
K. S. Kuha
Frank
Kuha
Minnie Leasure
Oelock
Arentty
Ami Bis
Turbulent Times Stirring Headlines and Trade Talks
Fragmented report notes Nicaragua canal move at Jones and Laughlin Pittsburg works, a baby rescue by two schoolboys after a runaway pushchair incident, and Japanese concern over President Dingley tariff. References to Benjamin F. Tracy Spanish mission and Senator Quay tariff amendments appear amid broader market and policy chatter.
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Sir Iron Works
Nicaragua
Jones & Laughlin's
Pittsburg
Sasry
Benjamin F. Tracy
Quay
Governor Warns Legislature on Taxation and Spending
Harrisburg report quotes Governor Hines criticizing the assembly for seeking new tax measures while urging economy in public expenditures. He stresses funds must support schools and penal institutions, warns against overburdening citizens, and calls for early adjournment with potential revenue from inheritance tax. Concurrent resolution on session end date adopted in Senate and House.
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Hines
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General Assembly
Duta
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
la Bor
Ciizen
Meredith
Armstrong
House
Frandut York Chronicle Disjointed Clipping
Unclear OCR fragment references a June date, Vancouver and D C, a steamer, a Philippine context, and priests associated with rebels. Reads as garbled copy mentioning three Roman Catholic priests, suspected involvement, and dispatches about their registration.
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Dewon
Vancouver
D. C
Trebels
Rogster
Stock and Produce Markets Overview
A busy session details grain and stock activity with prices for butter, cheese, pork, beef, and vegetables. Reports include beef and veal trends, dairy products, and noted fluctuations in futures and cash markets across major exchanges.
Appalling Railroad Wreck Near Hudson Junction
Five men were instantly killed and four injured when two Omaha railroad trains collided on a sharp curve near Hudson Junction. The dead include Eau Claire workers ELS. Hurd Joseph Leiehtheiser Thomas Reilly Milton Swain and Henry Herman the work train fireman. Injured include Grogan James Owne and A. Seitleman with multiple serious injuries. Both engines were wrecked and the cars burned.
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Joseph Leiehtheiser
Thomas Reilly
Milton Swain
Eau Disie Ww
Henry Herman
Grogan
James Owne
Aa. Seitleman
Tege
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Fretzhe
Herman
Baseball Results From Yesterday in The League
National League scores and mixed results include Philadelphia and Brooklyn games with unclear outcomes. A separate report notes the death by suicide of Emma Co., a 20 year old resident connected to the Dudley Arms hotel, discovered by a colored servant in a bathroom after an apparent act of self harm.
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Emma Co” Lloyd
Dudley Arms Hotel
Sommitt
Inck
Love
Noted Geographical Society Event Lights Up Trocadero
Harper's Weekly describes a grand Geographical Society gathering at the Trocadero in Paris. The room overflowed with attendees including ministers and dignitaries while Dr Sansen received honors from President Faure. Nansen sat with Madame Nansen as the audience listened to French speakers.
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Paria Ug
French Geographical Cemetery
Faubourg St. Germain
Geographical Society 2
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M. Hambaud
AL Mieline
Republic
Besnard
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Legion d’Honneur
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Felix Faure
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Mule
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Paris
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North Pole
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