Cleveland and Hill Meet at Tilden Club Unity Rally
In New York, Democrats gathered for the Tilden club's new quarters opening. Ex-president Grover Cleveland and David Bennett Hill urged party unity, spoke on retirement from politics, and defended Democratic standards and policies, with Hill denouncing tariff and foreign policy while supporting Cuba relief.
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David B. Hilmet
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Hill
Bis
Samuel J. Tilden
David Bennett Hill
Hoar
Roosevelt
Lincoln Nominates Complete Republican ticket
Lincoln Nebraska June 20 Following the Republican state convention session here Wednesday the ticket includes Governor John L Mickey of Osceola lieutenant governor B Melton of Omaha secretary W Marsh treasurer Peter Mortensen Charles Weston Bush attorney general F N Prout commissioner G J Follamer Nelson The platform praises prosperity under the administration and endorses the 1900 Philadelphia platform the McKinley assassination is deplored and the new president praised especially for reciprocity with Cuba against trusts and for national irrigation law.
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Neb
Wedmesila
John L. Mickey
Osceola
B. Melton
Omaha
W. Marsh
City
Peter Mortensen
Charles Weston
Bush
F. N. Prout
Rice
Commission of Public Lands and Buildings
G. J. Follamer
Nelson
Iowa Register Sold to Mint Director George E Roberts
Des Moines June 20. George E Roberts director of the Mint has bought the Iowa State Register and will resign Washington post to run the paper. Roberts, a key state political figure, previously owned Fort Dodge Daily Messenger and served as state printer. Sometime this month he will take possession of the Register. A separate item notes a southern mansion fire near Eufaula, Alabama causing extensive damage.
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George E. Roberts
Iowa State Register
Washington
Clarkson
Port of New York
Joby &. Clarkson
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Fort Dodge Daily Messenger
Mint
McKinley
Eufaula
Ere Felks
Seeeret
President Chooses Route if Panama Title Secured
Senate adopts Spooner substitute for Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill by 42 to 34 and approves amendments funding the project with 130 million dollars in gold bonds. The measure requires the president to pick the Panama route if title to Panama Canal Company property is clear, else Nicaragua route.</s>
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Panama Canal Company
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Stu Elkins
Rawlins
Cuban reciprocity conference to decide on bill path
Washington leaders predict today’s Republican conference will settle the Cuban reciprocity issue. After adjournment it should be known if the Cuban committee will report a bill or if reciprocity advocates still hope to push a measure. Several note prospects are not bright.
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Senate
House
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King Albert of Saxony Dies in Dresden
King Albert of Saxony died at 8 05 last night in Dresden. He left no children, making his eldest brother Prince George the heir. The monarch, noted as a 19th century general, helped shape the empire yet remained a popular ruler with limited political incidents in his later years.
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George
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Rifle Range at Camp Logan Opens for National Guard
Cosmo Logan rifle range near Chicago will host National Guard units for practice until August 20 instead of the Springfield encampment. Attendance is optional. pay is not normally provided. Units and dates include Artillery battalion July 7 to 12, First Infantry July 4 to 21, Second Infantry July 23 to August 5, Seventh Infantry July 31 to August 8, Eighth battalion August 9 to 20, and First Cavalry August 12 to 20. Each unit splits into small groups of about 200 to 400 and stays up to three days.
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Day of Mourning In Ireland Over Coronation
The United Irish league plans a day of mourning for Ireland on coronation day. Clare Morris district council in County Mayo will hoist the black flag over the council chamber June 26 and 27 and invites other councils to join.
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London
United Irish League
Ireland
Clare Morris
County Mayo
Royal steel works fire devastates Aurora Indiana
Aurora Indiana reports the Royal steel works fully burned with over three hundred workers suddenly unemployed. The incident coincides with political debate as critics urge delaying a treaty and Congress contemplates adjournment to handle Cuban issues and canal legislation.
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Aurora
Ind
Royal Steel Works
Cattlemen Accused in Sailor Mistreatment of Transporters Across Atlantic
Consul Boyle in Liverpool reports abuses by cattle owners in Baltimore New York and Boston ports hiring men to accompany shipments to the United States. Victims allegedly lured with promises of wages lodging and passage then left destitute and abused. Chicago Packers deny involvement while Morriwitz Schwarzschild & Sulzberger admit hiring men for transport to ships.
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Mqnor
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Continent
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Ulma-Rine
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Chicago Packers
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Head End Collision on Northern Pacific near Staples Minn
A head on collision occurred at the Mower Lake siding two miles west of Staples on the Northern Pacific at 2 am between two passenger trains caused by a misplaced switch. All passengers escaped injury except Harry Zeigler of Hammond Indiana who suffered serious internal injuries. Five trainmen and an unknown tramp were killed and three trainmen injured.
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Mower J Lake
Northern Pacific
Harry Zeigler
Hammond
Ind
Military is in Control and Mills Start Up in Patchwork June
Troops from Newark arrived at Paterson with no demonstrations. An order required local National Guard units to report for strike duty. Several silk mills opened under armed protection by mill guards and helpers. Two dye houses resumed operations in the morning. At these facilities arms were provided to protect workers and property if attacked. Clearfield, Pennsylvania reports restricted output due to fuel shortages. The convention schedule and leadership changes are noted in Bloomington and Chicago, with the executive committee to set dates.
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Newark
National Orl
Milwaukee Bishop Denounces Tobacco Use
An article from Milwaukee notes a pronouncement by a bishop condemning tobacco use. It quotes harsh language and cites moral and physical concerns, including condemnation of tobacco as harmful and a strong stance against its influence.
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Olson
Walter Raleigh
Enghland
Indiana Supreme Court Reverses Self-Defense Burden in Assault Case
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the state must prove an unprovoked assault beyond a reasonable doubt, not require the defendant to prove self defense. Noah Mark and William Reed were parties to the Portville fight. Clark was convicted and to serve two to fourteen years, with a $35 fine plus costs. The case returns to Hancock County for a new trial.
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Indiana
Noah Mark
William Reed
Portville
Clark
Reformatory
Supreme Court
Hancock County
Johann Most Sentenced for Incendiary Article
New York June 20 Johann Most was convicted of printing an incendiary article in his newspaper and sentenced to one year in prison. The article was published around the time President McKinley was shot.
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New York
Johann Most
McKinley
Illinois Music Teachers Elect Officers for Year
Joliet June 20 The state convention of the Illinois Music Teachers association elected officers for the coming year President Allen Spencer Chicago and other posts announced today in the proceedings at Joliet.
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Illinois Music Teachers
Crozier Confirmed in Senate Executive Session
In Washington the Senate, in executive session, confirmed 1 Crozier to head the ordnance office. The nomination of Gene for the chief of ordnance was adjourned until Monday.
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Senate
Washington
Crozier
Gene
Vatican Accepts Rome Proposal on Friars Disposition
The Vatican accepts the main points of the Philippines friars disposition proposed by Judge OGorman but dissents on minor points. Cardinal Rampello told Bishop Thomas OGorman that official documents are being prepared at the Vatican and will be delivered to Taft today.
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Cardinal Rampello
Thomas O'Gorman
Siceux Falls
South Dakota
Vatican
Philippines
Taft
Dare Double Tragedy at North Dakota Restaurant
Valley City North Dakota June 20 Jennie Daley was shot and killed by her partner William Bennett in a restaurant after a violent quarrel at midnight. Bennett then killed himself. A separate note reports June Newport a cashier shot himself last night. the bank then closed.
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N. D
Jennie Daley
William Bennett
June Newport
Sherman
Nthony
Supreme Court Invalidates Law on Union Discrimination
Madison reports the Wisconsin Supreme Court declares a state law prohibiting employers from firing or discriminating against workers for joining a labor organization unconstitutional. The ruling upholds workers’ rights to organize and cautions legislative limits on such protections. In Ottumwa and Little Rock and Carbondale reports, leaders address strikes, feuds, and investigations into outrages and labor tensions across states.
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