Statesmen in Hawaii Favor Annexation Talks Rise
San Francisco dispatch reports U S Representatives Cannon Berry Loudenslager Tawney and Senators discuss Hawaii annexation during the Honolulu stay. Berry says annexation will come in the next session. Cannon remains noncommittal though impressed by the trip. England may protest a cable landing near Honolulu tied to Neckar Island.
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Greece Ministers Face Pressure as Government Crisis Deepens
Reports from Athens suggest the cabinet may fall as the ministry resists resigning while King George values stability. Premier M. Ralli hopes to retain power amid calls for renewal and a likely peace treaty remains under consideration.
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A!annis
George
M. Rali
Scratch for Money and Baby Health Notice
A short ad touts Dr. Jon W. Bulls Ball Syrup for teething babies claiming great results from Aurora Missouri with 25 cent price. It warns fathers to obtain Dr John W Bull's Baby Syrup from Stainer Bros and J.J Remsb urg at 203 and 165 North Market Street respectively.
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P. Steiner
Aurora. Mo
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Stainer Bros
North Market St
J.J
Remsburg
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Million Dollar Fire Ravages Central Power Station
A fierce blaze gutted the central power station of the Cage Traction company on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, early Sept 20. The six story building housing power plants and offices burned within 30 minutes, with walls collapsing by noon. Losses projected around 1.69 million dollars, while tenants faced substantial damages. Firefighters faced deadly heat. adjoining brick houses also suffered.
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Washington
Cage Jtar Traction Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Street
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Lines
Capital Traction Company
Incendiary speeches roil national labor convention in Chicago
At the Chicago labor convention a row erupted during debate on platform statements. Dr. H. S. Taylor pushed for a money plank favoring government issued legal tender, then sought to drop it for a 16 to 1 silver stance. Amid activists' outrage, radicals urged arms for workers, while western delegates secured a free silver amendment and warned of western funding being cut otherwise.
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H. S. Taylor
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St. Louis
B. T. Creedon
Idaho
Miles
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Bannister
Hazleton
McCarthy
Socialist Reichstag member jailed for libel
Berlin dispatch reports Herr Stad hagen a Socialist member of the reichstag has been sentenced to six weeks in prison for libeling Colonel Windheim, police president of Berlin. He linked Windheim with Baron Von Luetzow, who was jailed last June for defrauding the imperial army service fund.
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Reichstag
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Baron von Luetzow
Imperial Army Service Fund
Massachusetts Republicans Renominated by Acclamation
Boston reports the Massachusetts Republican state convention renominated the ticket by acclamation with Roger Wolcott as governor and W M Crame as lieutenant governor. Henry Cabot Lodge backed Wolcott amid enthusiastic support. A H Goething chaired the session. W S B Hopkins named permanent chair.
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Republican State Convention
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State Committee
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W. M. Crame
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Hosea M. Knowlton
A. H. Goething
Springfield
W. S. B. Hopkins
Worcester
Melvin O. Adams
Chaiirman
Committee On
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Roger Walcott
Curfew talk grows as city nights overflow
A flood of children roaming Washington at night sparks discussion of curfew rules. In Leadville Colorado mines now yield more oil than ever. Tacoma imports reject 1700 chests of tea as unfit. Read ing Pa woman Clara Smith arrested for arson at Berks almshouse barn. Five thousand miners idle in Monongahela valley over differential rate dispute. Pedro Manuel Hernandez Montes, an American, released by Spanish authorities after arrest in Gaines. Schooner Hueneme wreck off Uniak island near Alaska. two sailors die. France reports 29 518 bicycles registered last year versus 256 634 prior year. Abrs. W. G. Lilly funeral near Portland. husband dies by own hand, they will be buried together. Dr Nansen to visit U S in October. to receive 65 000 for 50 lectures plus share of receipts. Deputy Attorney General Reeder urges enforcement of Pennsylvania alien tax law until higher court rules. Chinese passengers aboard the America hide a corpse to avoid burial at sea.
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Mexico
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Alaska
State Department
France
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Portland
Nansen
Reeder
San Francisco
Sagasta May Succeed Azcarraga in Cabinet Crisis
The Liberal leader Sagasta is expected to be asked to form a new cabinet as Spain’s cabinet resigns and Queen regent consults leaders. Sagasta favors replacing Captain General Azcarraga and granting Cuba autonomy at once. Foreign Affairs, war, and other posts are in flux as talks continue with US envoy Woodford and various ministers.
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Senor Sagasta
Weiler
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Afiaire
Marcelo de Azzarraga
Duke of Tetuan
Don Jose M. Beranger
Don Fernando Cos-Gavon
United States
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Mate
Paxo de la Merized
Washington Sees Spain Cabinet Resign Amid Crisis
Officials in Washington report the Spanish cabinet resigned after Canovas assassination fallout. Prime Minister Canovas cabinet members tendered resignations, with General Azcarraga and other ministers in the spotlight as the queen regent was pressed for confirmation of a stronger government. The mood in Washington remains cautious about U.S. reactions. We Do Not Want Greenland. Washington denies U.S. plans to acquire Greenland from Denmark.
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Homeward Bound President and party depart Massachusetts
President and Mrs McKinley with staff leave Adams Massachusetts amid cheers for a 3600 crowd. The special train cleared at 10 with McKinley bowing farewell from the platform. The party heads via Boston Albany Fitchburg West Shore to Jersey City and Washington, arriving early afternoon.
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Stock and Produce Markets Signal Subdued Bear Activity
New York stock and commodity reports show bears stronger and selling typical shares, with declines 1 to 4 points and slow rehabs. Prices for wheat, corn, meat, and shellfish moved uncertainly as traders faced tighter margins and cautious volumes.
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