Senate Tariff Debate Advances Amid Amendments and Votes
The Senate moved through the tariff bill with focus on spirits and wines rates. Amendments by Jones and West were rejected as Teller casts first vote with Republicans. Rapid progress on the cotton schedule followed, with Wright and Allison guiding new paragraphs and party-line votes shaping the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Jones
West
Washington
Senate
Allison
Arkansas
White
California
House
Colorado
Wilson
McEnery
Louisiana
Butler
North Carolina
Mr. Jones
Cuban Petition Question Sparks House Debate
In Washington on June 17 the House approved the journal after a dispute over a Cuban petition. Representative Sulzer of New York demanded clarification about the petition’s wording and status, arguing it should be referred to Foreign Affairs when appointed. The dispute stalled briefly before the journal was approved 75 to 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
New York
Simpson
Kansas
Sulzer
Bailey
Texas
Lacy
W. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Reed
Stone
House Adjourns After Signature Count In Petition Debate
The debate centers on a petition described as containing hundreds of thousands of names. Clerks counted the signatures and found exactly 14 562 signatures. The House adjourned at 1 35 P M until Monday.
Woodford Expected to Become Spain Minister After White House Talks
General Stewart L. Woodford of New York plans an extended conference at the White House with President McKinley, Sherman, and Day before his Madrid appointment. The administration signals a flexible Cuba policy aiming for insurgent independence, with no action until Woodford is confirmed and instructed. The Cuban issue may see no aggressive moves until midsummer as McKinley pursues a swift but cautious end to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
Spain
White House
McKinley
Sherman
Madrid
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Igs
Cuba
Woodford
Richard Yates
Illinois
du Lee
Senate
Representative Evans
Kentucky
House
Chilton
Committee On
Senate Committee On
George H. Daniels
New York Central Railroad
US Pushes Diplomatic Pressure Over Cattle Exports
Secretary Wilson leads a coordinated drive to overturn discriminatory bans on American cattle by Britain Germany Belgium and France. The plan involves talks with the President and Secretary Sherman, diplomatic appointees, and State Department cooperation to present data showing U S cattle products are disease free and deserve equal treatment or risk of retaliation against foreign imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bellamy Storer
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
France
Wilson
Sherman
Agricultural Department
State Department
Democratic Senators to Limit Speeches on Tariff Bill
Several Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee said they will not offer long speeches in debate on the tariff bill. They plan to propose amendments and seek votes mainly to make a record, with few speeches on schedule items except possibly wool, hides, and reciprocity. Republicans are expected to withdraw internal revenue provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate Passes Greer County Settler Claim Extension
The Senate approved extending the deadline for Greer county Oklahoma settlers to prove claims to January 1, 1898. The report notes varied other items including shipping outcomes, appointments, and nominations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Greer County
Oklahoma
England
Bancroft
Beyrout
Key West
Petrel
Chemulpo
Alert
Port Angeles
Vicoria
Penrose visits House leaders in Harrisburg amid revenue talks
Junior Senator Penrose and National Capitol visitors assess a plan to adjourn by July 1. The General Appropriation Bill, school and state institution funding, and reforms face cuts, with protests from patriotic orders and lawmakers. House adjourns at 10 05 with reform bills advancing in Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrisburg
Quay
Washington
National Capitol
Boles Penrose
John P. Elkin
House
Treasury
W. T. Marshall
Tims
Flinn
Penrose
Pittsburg
Sewickley
Senate Passes Revenue Bill Adjusting Bank Stock Tax
Harrisburg report notes a near quorum as Senator Thomas introduces a bill to raise about 500000 over two years by taxing foreign insurers at four percent and taxing bank stock by market value plus bank surplus. Other reform bills advance. elections policing limits tightened. poll tax unchanged. session adjourned to Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Thomas
Committee of
Conerence
House
Senate Bills In The House In Harrisburg June 17
Speaker Boyer presided as bills passed finally including burial permits valid in county cemeteries and other measures. Debates occurred on fire insurance premium forfeiture and lien provisions with a postponement, while diplomas from foreign colleges were legalized. The House backed a prison-made goods ban resolution and contested a county district attorney appointment item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Boyer
Clarency
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Delaware
House
Kauffman
Congress
Lytle
Huntingdon
Addi al Cow
Mrs Laura Acklan Leaves Wilmington Amid Divorce Case
Special Telegram from Wilmington reports Mrs Laura C Acklan fled the city to dodge service in Josiah Marvel's $5,000 suit. Sheriff deputies could not reach her at the Gables Hotel as she reportedly went to New York and may travel abroad for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Laura C. Acklan
W. H. Acklan
Washington
Flinn
Josiah Marvel
Gables Hotel
Shriver Arguments Ended in 1894 Contempt Trial Outcome
Special Telegram to THE TIMES reports that in the John 8 Shriver contempt case a verdict of acquittal is expected after arguments by both sides. The judge would instruct the jury that Shriver was not properly summoned, so he did not commit an offense by refusing to answer questions about his sources. If acquitted, Edwards’ case will be nolled as the offenses are similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John 8. Shriver
Senate
Bradley
Shriver
Edwards
Nolle
Bellefonte arson suspect bound over after hearing
James Cornelius indicted on three counts of felonious arson after a hearing before Judge Love. Bail set at 6000, cornelius unable to post, jailed. Detective Gillespie testified to seeing him at the armory, the broken window, a blaze, and a drunken admission of intent to ignite a large fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
James Cornelius
Love
Cornelius
Singer
A. W. Gillespie
Shot in a Saloon Led to Cincinnati Murder Charge
Cincinnati police arrested Tim Raridan after a midnight shooting at his saloon left Kinsell dead. Raridan claims the pistol went off during a scuffle with his brother, while Kinsell sat at a card table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tim Raridan
Thomas Inself
Raridan
Kinsell
Political notes on local candidates and club endorsements
Frank M. Zellar seeks Consul post in Hamburg. Local clubs plan displays for July Fourth. Excursion by William McKinley Club to Atlantic City on August 22. Col A Loudon Snowden named Director of the Mints. Anti Cobden Club outing at Juniata Park faced bad weather. J H Shaw files for Naval Officer of this port. Fourth of July may feature Bowled Out Candidate for City Treasurer J Hampton Moore. Local politicians dismiss talk of Suey running for Governor. German Town Young Men's Republican Club to rescind support for J Famington for City Treasurer. H C Dunlap Club and Good Will Republican Club back Hackett for Register of Wills. Common Council election implications discussed. Garson on Dare action questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Zellar
Hamburg
William McKinley Club
United
Atlantic City
A. Loudon Snowden
Wagehington
Juniata Park
Q Suey
Hastings
Young Men's Republican Club
Germantown
J. Famgten
Tiene L
Shipping Movements at Major Ports and Schedules
Movements of sea going craft at principal American and foreign ports with vessel schedules for arrivals and departures from Philadelphia New York Delaware River and Bay. Foreign mall closures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Arrivals June 17
Arrivals include the steamers City of Dundee and Kara with merchandise and ballast, Flandre from Antwerp, and steamers Defiance and Winyah with cargoes. Also listed are schooners Emma C. Middleton and L. Q. Wishart with ballast and ties, plus salt shipment from Turks Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Dundee
Halley
Samarang
St. Michael's
Peter Wright & Sons
Kara
Hamburg
Halifax
O. G. Hempstead & Son
Flandre
Gerdes
Antwerp
Gust Heye
Anthony Groves, Jr
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Prinee Willing
Fowler
Let
Donovan
New York
Defiance
Shire
Washington
Clyde Co
Winyah
Simmons
Richmond
W. P. Clyde
Samar
Forbes
Turks Island
Darrah
Maritime Shipping Names and Routes in North Atlantic Trade
A list of steamers and schooners with owners and home ports including Leonora Dutch Lutz Advia German Reuter Hamburg via Baltimore O G Hempstead & Son Strathness Dar win St Johns N B Northern Light Gulf Stream Tunnell Richmond Goldsboro Elko Elko Anthony Groves Jr Grace Baltimore F S Groves and other vessels linked to Wilmington Del New York Baltimore Providence Portsmouth Saco and Ban r, reflecting busy 19th century maritime commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora
Savona
Maripol
Theo
Ruger & Co
Advia
Reuter
Hamburg
Baltimore
O. G. Hempstead & Son
Strathness
Darwin
St. Johns
N. B
Northern Light
Nicholas
Flushing
Wilmington
Del
Gwest Heye
Gulf Stream
Tunnell
Richmond
W. P. Clyde & Co
Goldsboro
Swain
New York
Elko
Warren
Anthony Groves, Jr
Grace
Shipping movements in Delaware Bay and adjacent waters
Delaware Breakwater June 15 arrival of the fishing steamer Active and June 17 departures of the schooner Mary Thomson and the Mexicano. Vessels passing up and down include Mermaid, St Paul, Thistle, Borderer, Ludwig, Acanthus, Strathord, City of Macon, Spartan, Norman, Gurly, Irene, Helen FE Kenney, and others. Wind is northeast light. several tugs and barges noted. several vessels awaiting orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Active
Mary Thomson
Vera Cruz
Philadelphia
Mermaid
St. Paul
St. Vincent
W. J
New York
Thistle
Cape May
Borderer
Havana
Ludwig
Baltimore
Acanthus
Mobile
Strathord
City of
Gulf Stream
Richmond
Ida H. Mathis
Boston
Abbie S. Walker
Rockland
Hercules
S. C. Co
Minnesota
London
Batoum
Strathisla
Tampico
Steamers and schooners report arrivals and sailings to Philadelphia
A maritime listing from Savannah notes multiple vessels, including Steamer Maverick arriving from Philadelphia with barge 8 0 Co No 75, and Steamer Siberian sailing from Glasgow to Philadelphia. Other ships sailing or arriving include Belgenland from Philadelphia to Liverpool, Pennland from Liverpool to Philadelphia, Straits of Dover from Boston to Philadelphia, Boxgrove from Philadelphia to Tampico, Ethelred from Port Antonio to Philadelphia, and several schooners such as Edward J Berwind, BE Allen, Samuel Hart, John Rose, Hattle V Kelsey, Charles F Tuttle, Jessie MacGregor, Earl P Mason, Gertrude Abbott, Anna E J Morse, JulianS Bailey, Fanny Arthur, Augustus Hunt, and Willian L A Walker accompanying routes between Philadelphia, New England ports, Bangor, Gardiner, Portsmouth, and Portland with various arrivals and departures observed through mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick
Philadelphia
Savannah
Siberian
Glasgow
Belgenland
Liverpool
Pennland
Queenstown
Straits of Dover
Boston
Nobska
Boxgrove
Tampico
Norfolk
Ethelred
Port Antonio
Edward J. Berwind
Baltimore
Punta Gorda
Allen
Gardiner
Samuel Hart
John Rose
Groton
New London
Hattle V. Kelsey
Charles F. Tuttle
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia
The notice lists upcoming foreign mail departures from Philadelphia on Friday June 18 and Saturday June 19. It details routes to Fortune Island Port au Prince Jamaica Savannilla Carthagena and Costa Rica via various ships and times. It also mentions mails to Pernambuco France Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India and Europe via different lines and schedules. The fragmented OCR shows portions of ship names and destinations with departure times but some text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fortune Island
Port Au Prince
Jamaica
Savanilla
Carthagena
Alene
Costa Rica
Pernambuco
Asti
Brazil
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
British India
la Champagne
Mavre
Europe
Berlin
Southampton
Netherlands
Spaarie Ee See
Genoa
Keep a Pearline In Your Bicycle Tool Bag
A practical note urges cyclists to carry Pearline for cleaning dirty hands and clothes after bike maintenance. It claims Pearline cleans grease and mud, polishes gears, and serves as a versatile lubricant for chains, with water as a safe cleaner for most items.
Fragmentary Transatlantic Sailing Notice
The readable OCR fragment mentions ships and ports including Queenstown Progreso Santo Domingo and Mexico with timing around six A M. but lacks complete details or clear events to establish a full summary. No definite entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragment.
Port of New York Arrival List
The Port of New York records show ships arriving June 17 including Trave from Bremen and Bremen ports, Cherokee from San Domingo, Hildebrand, Para, Philadelphia, La Guayra, Geestemunde, Stettin, Citta di Messina and Palermo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shipping Log Reveals Mixed Atlantic Voyages
A ledger of ships lists movements from New York on June 17 to various ports including Hamburg, Campania, Liverpool, Bre men, Port Antonio, Nassau, Valencia and Hong Kong. Several vessels appear with partial names such as Ardenrose and Orinoco while ports span Bermuda, Cienfuegos, Kingston, Port au Prince, and Mediterranean stations indicating a broad maritime itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augusta Viktoria
Hamburg
Campania
Liverpool
Koenig
Luise
Bremen
Simon Dumois
Port Antonio
Orange
Puerto Cortez
Orinoco
Bermuda
Valencia
Nassau
Lombard
Hong Kong
Ardenrose
Kingston
Livingston
Etc
Cienfuegos
St. Jago
Alene
Port Au Prince
Boreieta
Robert Hasior
Wreming
Huseppe Caravaja
Menterranean
Belvernon
Port Aueenes
Boston City
Bristol
Cuba
Port An
Closing of Foreign Mails at New York
Closing times for overseas mail from New York on Saturday June 19 list departures to France Europe the Netherlands Genoa Scotland Norway with ships Champagne Berlin Spaarndam Ems Furnessia and Norge and specific morning cutoffs including supplementary at 8 90 A M and 2 Mi for certain routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Champagne
Europe
Berlin
The
Netherlands
Spaarndam
Genoa
Ems
Scotland
Furnessia
Norway
Norge
Foreign Shipping Movements Across Atlantic Ports
A compiled report lists ships and routes with arrivals and sails across Baltimore Philadelphia New York Charleston and European ports. Vessels including Korff Werra Phosphor Elton and Britannia show June 12 to June 16 movements with multiple legs via Liverpool Savannah Genoa Antwerp and Trieste.
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Maryland
London
Baltimore
Fastnet
Georgia
New York
Liverpool
Hamburg
Korff
Rotterdam
Bergenland
Philadelphia
Magician
New Orleans
Glasgow
Siberian
Queenstown
Pennland
Genoa
Werra
Butt of Lewis
Beacon Light
Copenhagen
Southwark
Antwerp
Wooler
Pensacola
Sydney
C. B
Barry Island
Govina
Bristol
Stockholm
Phosphor
Elton
Savannah
Barcelona
Marseilles
St. Michael's
Bremen
Dresden
Amsterdam
Pendower
Delfzyl
Saba
Darien
St. Michael'’s
Sliedrecht
Trieste
Lamm
Massilia
New Gibraltar
Ciudad de Reus
Fee
Palladander
Gure
Peace
Lion
Peafort
Palermo
Niled
Britannia
State
Vala
Rio Ane
Durango
Balti- Naples
Elysie
Man
H. Meier
Baltimore Shipping Movements Reported June 17
On June 17 at Baltimore and Cape Henry the arrival of the steamers Roland and Ulstermore is noted with arrivals from Bremen Amsterdam and Copenhagen and departures including steamers Charlois Itasca and Premier. Other vessels listed include schooners Eva B Douglass Ida Lawrence and Isabella Gill with routes to Portsmouth Savannah and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roland
Janssen
Bremen
Clara Goodwin
Pinkham
Iceboro
Mary Adelaide Randall
Potter
New York
Jerome B. Look
Hodgkins
Charlois
Netherlands
Peters
Amsterdam
Jane Kelsall
Peterson
Copenhagen
Itasca
James
Savannah
Josephine Thomson
Moore
Premier
Hopkins
Port Antonio
Ladgemore
Bartlett
Liverpool
Essex
Johnson
Boston
Eva B. Douglass
Portsmouth
N. H
Ida Lawrence
Isabella Gill
Brunswick
John W. Linnell
Cape Henry
Ulstermore
America
Port Aeeate Munchen
Kuhlman
Suez
Haagen Geerick
Tyr
Strand
Groundings and salvage reports of vessels along Atlantic coast
Philadelphia reports the schooner Phineas Sprague grounded at the Schuylkill entrance while unloading asphalt. The British schooner Walter Miller grounded at Nauset Inlet and towed to Boston, full of water. Sandy Hook notes the schooner Jennie E Simmons passing Broad Creek with foremast down and damaged rigging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phineas Sprague
Brighton
Trinidad
South Street
Schuyl- Kill
New York
Walter Miller
St. John
N. B
Nauset Inlet
Boston
Sandy Hook
Jennie E. Simmons
N. C
Derby
Conn
Delphic Sails on First Voyage for New York
Liverpool June 11 The new steamer Delphic of the White Star Line sailed today for New York on her first voyage. She is to land there for further service and to carry passengers and cargo across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverpool
Delphic
White Star Line
New York
Majestic Sails Amid Heavy Weather Delay
Liverpool reports the White Star liner Majestic under Captain Smith was detained by heavy weather and finally sailed for New York at 1 PM after a delay from yesterday. London continues plans for regular trade with New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
Majestic
Liverpool
Smith
New York
Bath ships launched amid crowd of two thousand at Bath Iron Works
In Bath Maine on June 17 about 2,000 spectators witnessed the successful launch of Lightships Nos. 68 and 69 from the Bath Iron Works yard. No. 68 was released first and christened by Miss Bana of Draughtsman William C Bes sellevro, followed by Miss Mauret, daughter of Charles K Hyde, who broke the bottle on No. 69. The Magician reportedly remained uninjured. Liverpool reports the British steamer MagicIan stranded on Devil's Bank and subsequently towed into dock after damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath, Me
Bath Tron Works
Miss Bana
William C. Bessellevro
Miss Mauret
Charles EK. Hyde
Magician
Liverpool
Lang
Devil's Bank
Govino Passes Bay Island With Broken Propeller At Sea
The British steamer Govino, Captain Tison, from Baltimore May 29 for Bristol, remained off Bay Island today with her propeller abaft broken after breaking shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Govino
Tison
Baltimore
Bristol
Bay Island
Ad A
Jennie E. Simmons Sails Into Sandy Hook with Spars Gone
The schooner Jennie E. Simmons under Captain Dougherty from Wilmington North Carolina bound for Derby Connecticut arrived at Sandy Hook in tow of the tug Charm with all spars lost except the lower mainmast and bowsprit. She was last reported off Hatteras on June 9 in the same damaged condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie E. Simmons
Dougherty
Wilmington
N. C
Derby
Banana ship Ulstein damaged off Bocas Del Toro voyage
The Ulstein from Bocas Del Toro to Mobile with 19 000 banana bunches put back on June 7 after a shaft crack and propeller break. The vessel, carrying bananas, will attempt repairs at a8 ro and proceed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Joseph Oteri
Bocas del Toro
Ulstein
Bocas
del Toros
Mobile
British and American ships loadings and charters listed
Multiple vessels including Straits of Dover Anerly Habana Paul St Paul J W Elwell Rebecca Crowell and others with cargoes of grain coal sugar phosphate timber and hemp. Terms private or f o b with prices per ton noted for some entries. Destinations include Cork New York Philadelphia Barbadoes and Havana among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straits of Dover
West India
Anerly
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cork
F. E
Habana
Cuba
New York
Philadelp
Boston
St. Paul
Manilla
Delaware
F. C
J. W. Elwell
Tampa
Cartaret
Rebecca Crowell
Barbadoes
Satilla
Philadelph
Wilkes “M. Bird
St. al
Francis
Patinsky
Burk
Sevannah
Howard W. Middleton
Portland
Anzepoints . Lee
Bath
Ira Clark
Washington
Myra Banckver
North Side
Ann F. Beeler
Brunswick
James W. Fitch
Susie H. Davidson
Free Hungarian Blackberry Brandy Draws Crowd at Netter's Store
David Netter & Co. offers a free bottle of Hungarian Blackberry Brandy with $1 or more wine and liquor purchases at the northeast corner of Fifth and Market streets. The promotion implies buyers receive a $2 value for a $1 spend, drawing a crowded crowd to the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buda Pesth
Spooner
David Netter & Co
Fifth and
Market Streets
Netter
Man Accused After Fatal Fall In Boston
James Shannon 28 was arrested in Boston on a charge of assault and battery after an altercation with Hector McLeod. McLeod toppled to the sidewalk, striking his head. doctors say skull fracture is fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Shannon
Hector McLeod
McLeod
Delaware Man jailed for over-driving livery horse
Bridgeton resident William Atkin was jailed yesterday for over driving a livery horse. A Patch of local notes reports other events including a Pitman Grove Camp Meeting Association dinner for newspaper men on July 6 and various local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Atkin
Bridgeton
Pitman Grove
Mr. Jennings
St. Clair
Port Norris
Washington Township
Camden County
Court of Errors and Appeals
Collins
Woodbury
Moore
John Miller
Cohansey Lodge
Joseph Powell
George Page
Newport
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Queen Esther Organization
Vineland
Esther
Viola Robinson
Improved Order of the
John W.apie
Belmore
Mary J
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