Spain Backs Government as Liberals Refuse to Yield
In Madrid yesterday Senor Canovas del Castillo defended the government against Liberal demands for the foreign minister's resignation. The premier said the Liberal absence was a personal incident and opposed the call to change ministers. In the chamber, dissidents pressed for resignation while condemning U S diplomacy and Cuban issues. Washington reporters noted turmoil over Spain's stance.
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Madrid
Senate
Senor Canoves del Castifio
Marquis of Peres
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Sagaste
Senor Canovas
Washington
Cuba
Spain
Senor Francisco Silvera
Duke of
Tetuan
United States Senate
Textuan
Truth Tersely Told On Dr Bull’s Pills
Overworked women seeking nerve power and vitality are advised to use Dr Bull's Pills a tonic and nervine. Mrs Philip Rysedorph Greenbush N Y endorses the product noting satisfaction from herself and others. A 60 pill box costs 25 cents with trial boxes 19 cents available through dealers or by mail from A C Meyer & Co Baltimore Md.
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John W. Bull
Dr. Bull
Philip Rysedorph
Greenbush
A.c.meyer & Co
Baltimore
No Chapel at West Point Bishop Licenses Revoked
Fragmented report discusses a Secretary of War application about erecting a West Point chapel under religious preservation laws. It notes that licenses imply perpetuity, contradicting statute terms, and argues for revocation and congressional remittance. Also mentions Bell Telephone opposition plans and various local notices.
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Liverwes
Washington
Ata
Alger
Tera
West Point
la Roman Carhotic
Still Agatn at Tiberty Extradition Case in Bow Street
Ex Detective Charles Sun of York Pennsylvania, arrested in Glasgow on April 23, faced Bow Street court on an extradition warrant for receiving stolen money. A US embassy rep said Pennsylvania governor cabled that charges against Still had been abandoned. Annapolis cadets football games with West Point to be revived this fall after Navy secretary Long indicated no opposition.
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Still Agatn
Tiberty
London
Charles Sun
York
Glasgow
United States
Bow Street
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Mad
Secretary of the Navy
West Point Cadets
Herbert
Soldier Boys
Naval Cadets
Senate caucus shapes tax bill path amid sugar debate
Washington May 25 The Republican caucus outlined a plan to keep speeches short and place amendments through the finance committee with a special panel of three senators to aid passage. Debate covered sugar schedules tea and beer taxes and resistance to Hawaiian treaty abrogation with Senators Aldrich Frye Nelson and others weighing the revenue impact and protections.
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Senate
Ap Poenleo
Finance Conmotties
Washington
Republica
Finance
Aldrich
Burrows
Finance Committee
Cancus
Culiom
Java
Phillippine Islands
Mason
Platt
New York
Hanna
Ohio
Spooner
Wisconsia
Warren
West
Water of
Massachusetts
Ann Sun
Frye
Nelson
Minnesota
Queen Victoria Celebrates Birthday Amid Jubilee Preparations
United Kingdom notes Queen Victoria's birthday as crowds prepare for the diamond Jubilee next week. The article recalls Victoria's early life, from her Kensington upbringing to her 60-year reign, and mentions congratulatory messages from rulers worldwide.
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Canterbury
Kensington
Victoria
Queen of
England
Hil
Duchess of Kent
Edward
Duke of Kent and Strathearn
George HV
Victoria Maria Louisa
Leiningen
Leopold
Prince
Saxe-Coburg
Getsium
Prince Albert of
Saxe- Coburg
Isl
Crete Greece turmoil as talks with Turkey loom
Athens reels amid tense Greek Turkish fault lines with Crete pushing for union with Greece while kings and ministers jockey for leadership. Refugees report Nicholas weeping as troops face criticism. King George reasserts influence, and cabinet changes loom. An unrelated Washington murder scene ends with a pistol drawn in a law office as Totten and Schoofey clash.
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Athens
Hax
Minale
Greece
Turkey
Edhema Pasha
Athos
Greec 2
Domokos
Nicholas
Thermnapuise
Stylida
George
M. Ball
M. Katapnann
Georgia Governor Sets Record With Colonels
Governor Atkinson of Georgia reportedly broke a county record by having $1 on his stall. A capsized yacht from Gravesend Bay washed ashore with three feared drowned. In Tampa a 15 pound wildcat and a Jamaica negro fought in a boxing ring. the negro won after a bloody battle. The Supreme Court ruled the president may remove federal office holders at will, despite tenure.
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Atkinson
Georgia
Gravesend Bay
Tampa
Fla
Supreme Court
Offic
Baseball Games Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Cleveland hosting Philadelphia and Cincinnati losing to Brooklyn. In Chicago New York beat Chicago 4 to 1. Louisville defeated St Louis 7 to 0. Eastern League games feature Scranton beating Springfield 2 to 0 and Toronto with Syracuse in a doubleheader. Rochester crushed Buffalo 19 to 3. Lancaster beat Reading 8 to 0. Paterson lost to Newark 6 to 2. Missouri Bank Wrecker Pardoned reports Elmer C Sattley freed after a banking crime tied to the Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank failure in 1893. Hutchinson arrests follow a Kansas City banking consolidation, with Samuel Canterbury and bookkeeper Betz taken into custody.
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Excane
Atlantic City
Louis Coup
Philadelphia
New York
Couplin
Cachiff
Poland
Camden
Cleveland
Ar Cincinnani
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chiereo
Che Cuxo
AL Louthville—Beaton
Louisville
le Louis
Washington
Missouri Bank
Ah N' City
Elimer C. Sattley
State Penitentiary
Lecal Banking
Kansas City
Chlovine Hanker
Hutchinson
Kan
Na le Bank
National Bank of Heres
Samuel P. Canterbury
Bank of Hutchinson
Betz
Supreme Court Decision Moves Tally in Stock Market
May 24 report notes a market rise tied to a Supreme Court ruling in the interstate commerce case. Traders show mixed sentiment with early gains giving way to doubt over last week’s information. Prices listed include steel, flour, wheat, and livestock, with grains steady and lard and butter firm.
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Supreme Court
New York
Nebraska
Balto, & Okino
Lehigh Valley
Chesn
Ohio
Central
del. & Hudson
N.Y. Central
L&w
Pennsylyvania Erie
L Reading
Lake Erie
W. Kt
St. Paul
SAN Asst
Eny
Ryre
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Commercial Museum
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Lane
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Queen Victoria
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Ernest J. Enabe, Jr
James D. Mason J. Wesley Guest
Wm. Rusbe & Cc
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Natl Bank
Dward Raine
James D. Mason
James D. Wasson Co
R. Winslow Williame
WE. P. Barvey
M. McD
Prichard
Soleagen
Frederick, MD
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Convon
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Hamilton Lindsay
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Jefferson, Ma
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William A. Mansfield
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
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Bell Telephone
Chicago
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Acklan
Dover
Del
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William H. Acklan
Crocker
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Haters
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Jake Gaudaur
Gaudaur San
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Havemeyer
Henry O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
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the Daily
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Edkem Pasha
Klay George
Emting
Enoch Totten
Leonidas Schoofey
Bartlett
Willie Lonsdale
Schoofey
Howe Totten
Totten
Standard
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Bie
Knorr-Winterstreen
Bloomsburg
Columbia County Court House
Ermentrout
Reading
AL Sol Is
J. H. Jacobs
H. P. Keiser
Distriet
Graham
Rex Scarlet
Canaon
Catawissa
Herring
Dent Fart
James Christie
Inbonucherse Wie
Reecant
Labouch
Africa
Ruth
Ceerford
Rhodes
Labouchere
Kennedy
Harry W. Kennedy
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E. C. Brice
Scranton
H. Springfield
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