Dued Arcos Presents Credentials. U S Spain Reopen Ties
In Washington the Spanish minister Dued Arcos submitted credentials to President and met Secretary Hay, while Bellamy Storer was presented to Queen Christina in Madrid. The events mark the resumption of friendly relations after war that redrew the world map, with plainspoken speeches signaling a new era.
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Washington
Dued Arcos
State Department
Hay
White House
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Bellamy Storer
United States
Spain
Queen Christina
Henderson Much in Lead for Next House Speakership
Boston June 3 A private meeting of Massachusetts congressmen favored Moody Haverville but Henderson Iowa is expected to withdraw Moody supports Henderson across Republican leaders in Boston Henderson is viewed as certain to win the Speakership Senators Allison Iowa and Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota lawmakers arrive to press for enough votes to secure Henderson's election
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Chicago
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Allison
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Germany Buys Caroline, Palau, Marianne Islands in Trade Pact
Madrid reports Germany will pay twenty five million pesetas for the Caroline, Palau and Marianne islands. Spain keeps a coaling station in each group and Germany defends them in war. Germany grants Spain most favored nation treatment and retains colonial islands.
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Germany
Spain
Madrid
Caroline
Palaus
Marianne
Dreyfus Wins New Trial Court Martial Ordered
Paris dispatch reports the court of cassation reversing the Dreyfus verdict and ordering a fresh court martial to sit at Rennes, 60 miles from Nantes, for the prisoner’s trial. Other items: liner St Louis stuck at dead low water off Southampton but freed at high tide. Rollinger jury unable to agree in Chicago murder case. Sixtieth wedding anniversary observed in Platteville. Chicago baseball scores and related league play. Alger and wife planning a western trip via Detroit and Minnesota.
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Court of Cassation
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Rennes
Nantes
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Southampton
Rollinger
Chicago
Emil Rollinger
Kollinger
Balfields
Cincinnati
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Gronklys
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Columbus
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Detroit
St. Paul
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Michael Rollinger
Hour of Justice
Echo de Paris
Fair Women and Brave Men At a Ball Given by Our Philippine Commission
Manila notes a grand ball hosted by the United States Philippine Commission to strengthen ties with natives. Senator Beveridge toured the southern islands, meeting Jolo’s chief who offers friendship and hints at continuing Spaniard subsidies. General Smith punished insurgents after a murder at Escalante and burned the town. Three South Dakota regiment members were wounded near San Fernando in a clash with insurgents.
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Beveridge
Manila
United States
Otis
Indiana
Philippines
Jolo
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Escalante
Island of Negros
Tilly
Signal Corps
Smith
South Dakota
San Fernando
Carrie Jones Confesses in Baby Abduction Case
The nurse Bella Anderson admits involvement in Marian Clark kidnapping. She named George Beauregard Barrow and Jen nie Barrow as plotters. She described motive money and detention steps from Summit New Jersey to Sloatsburg and Whit Oak Ridge after receiving $10.
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Marian Clark
New York
Carrie Jones
Summit
N. J
Bella Anderson
George Beauregard Barrow
Jennie
Beauregards
Marian
Resignation of Chilean Ministry Shocks Government
The Chilean ministry has resigned after appointment last December. Baroness Hirsch's charitable bequests total about 9.55 million dollars. Newport News shipyard holds nearly ten million dollars in contracts. German experiments seek to recreate dead men’s features from skulls. Florence Maybrick may be freed soon per the London Daily Chronicle. Building operations in eighteen large cities rose 58 percent in March. Reginald Hynes died by suicide aboard the Yacht Peni off Chicago. Latin American bishops in London presented 20 000 lire to the pope as Peter’s pence. A Chicago woman donated jewels worth 8 000 dollars to St Mary’s Home for Children. Margaret Flynn died after assault by her son James. A 2-year-old girl in Chicago fell into a yard ditch and drowned. Mary Ann Jewell, 62, of Wyoming valley Wis., found dead, possibly from a runaway. London’s surrounding silver and lead properties shut down except Slocan Star for eight hours’ work. A 13-year-old boy shot another 13-year-old in Chicago on command of an older boy. Trans Mississippi Congress endorses St Louis 1904 exposition. Bank robbers found guilty in Amherst, Wis. American Chicle Company incorporated in New Jersey with 2 million capital. Dixon won a boxing decision over Bernstein in New York after 25 rounds.
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Baroness Hirsch
Newport News
Germany
London Daily Chronicle
Florence Maybrick
Reginald Hynes
Chicago
Latin America
London
Peter
St. Mary's
Margaret Flynn
James
Charles Kirste
Mary Ann Jewell
Wyoming Valley
Spring Green
Wis
Slocan Star
Fred Arnold
Alexander Mellis
Arnold
John West
Bond Swindle Unearthed Threatens Arkansas Funds
Little Rock June 3 A New York executor reports bonds of Arkansas 1870 6 per cent valued at 175000 may be counterfeit or repudiated under the Fishback amendment. The note shows 70 bonds held by Edward Jaques with some redeemed and others repudiated. Officials fear a wide swindle and will probe further while noting some bonds remain in the state treasury.
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New York
Little Rock
Ark
Little
William L. Jaques
West One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
New York City
Edward J. Jaques
State of Arkansas
Jaques
Dreyfus Case News: Esterhazy Claims Bordereau Wrote It
Paris courts near completion with revision favored for Dreyfus. Esterhazy confesses writing the bordereau to The Daily Chronicle, alleging army chiefs knew and hid the truth. Loubet reportedly considered resigning before ministers persuaded him to stay.
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Isle de Diable
London
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Figaro
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