Peace Reigns On The Island In Samoa Provisional Govt Established
Dispatch from U S Commissioner Bartlett Tripp reports peace restored in Samoa. The Samoan Commission sustains Chief Justice Chambers in abolishing the kingship and seating Maketow Tony on the throne, with a provisional government to be set up. Britain France and Germany must approve the plan under the Berlin treaty terms.
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Washington
Bartlett Tripp
U. S
Samoa
Chambers
Matietoa Tanu
Commission
Tripp
State Department
Mataafa
Maketow
Tony
Kautz
Rst
Apia
Chamber
United States
Beitiah Foreign Office
Tower
Malleton
High Commission
Pare
Samo
Body of Ensign Monaghan Returned for Funeral
The body of Ensign Ervin Monaghan, killed at Samoa, was brought to Portland on the steamer Columbia and ashore with full naval honors from the Philadelphia. Admiral Raute led officers, with British vessels at half mast, as a large sea and public display accompanied the procession. From Portland the body will be sent by rail to Spokane for the funeral.
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Monaghan
San Francisco
Ervin Monahar
Samoa
Portland
Columbia
Philadelphia
Admiral Raute
Phelan
Naval Reserve
United States
Spokane
Germans Recognize Authority of Chief Justice in Samoa
Berlin dispatch confirms Samoan abdication of Mailetoa Tanu in favor of the Samoan Commissioners who form a provisional government. The signal notes the Chief Justice’s power to appoint a king and that municipal authorities retain functions until further notice. The Reichstag has adjourned as the report ends.
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Berlin
Apia
Samoa
Mailetoa Tanu
Zetf
Apia! Hae
Homeopathists Hold Session in Cleveland Next Year
The American Institute of Homeopathy panel in Atlantic City selected Cleveland as the site for the fifty sixth annual convention, with Washington as an alternative if the Hahnemann monument unveiling proceeds. A $23,000 funds and a congressional act are needed to secure the monument site, creating doubt over an unveiling next year and prompting a possible Put-In-Bay alternative before Cleveland was restored as the likely venue.
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Atlantic City
N. 1
Cleveland
American Institute of Homeopathy
Washington
Hahnemann
Homeopathy
Put-In-Bay
Congress
Dreyfus to be jailed in Rennes transfer plan
News from Rennes and Paris notes uncertain arrival timing for Captain Dreyfus. Local workers fill prison windows while protests denounce treatment as not criminal, while Paris reports official plan to land Dreyfus at the arsenal this evening and move him by train to Rennes.
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Rennes
France
Dreyfus
Qune
Phecal Newsppera
Mma
Paris
Emi-Offerate
Arsenal
McKinley in Massachusetts Visit Acknowledged
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley visited North Adams Massachusetts where a crowd gathered at the Plunkett grounds. They enjoyed a forenoon drive and luncheon with friends and were greeted with cheers as they passed. No formal schedule has been announced for the coming days.
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North Adams
Mass
President McKinley
Roosevelt in Chicago for Rough Riders reunion
Governor Theodore Roosevelt of New York arrived in Chicago to attend the Rough Riders reunion in Las Vegas New Mexico on June 24, the anniversary of the Las Guatimas fight. A large crowd greeted him at the station as he was escorted to the Auditorium Hotel and scheduled to depart at 10 PM for Las Vegas.
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Chicago
Theor Doe Roosevelt
New York
Las Vegas
N. M
The
Rough Riders
Las Guatimas
Auditorium Hotel
Staf
Santa Me
Lax Veras
Kipling's Reception and Naval Militia Plans
Reports from Liverpool of Rudyard Kipling disembarking from the Teutonic. he declines interviews and appears in good health. London notes Kipling’s publisher confirms sound health. he heads to Rottingdean. Washington details US naval militia drills on the Pacific coast with Badger and other ships, eight-day periods, funding by states, and uniformed personnel. Paris announces Waldeck-Rousseau forms cabinet, with ministers named and presented at the Elysee Palace.
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Washington
Allen
Department
Mare Island
Badger
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San Prancisco
Hureka
Sante Crux
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Naval Militia of
Oregon
Portland
Paris
Waldeck Trousseau
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Waldeck-Rouswen
M. Guillain
Krantz
Poincare
Waldeck-Rousseau
Eylsee Palace
Walderk-Rosseau
Council of Ministers
Interior
M. del Casse
Marquis de Gallefit
M. de Lanessan
M. Monla
M .Caillaux
M. Millevand
M. Leyes
M. de Crais
M. Jean Dupuy
M. Pierre Daudin
Strike at Pittsburg sparks stockade clash in Kansas
Seven four colored coal miners and twelve women from the South were placed inside the company stockade at Fleming after strikers tried to block it. The day prior saw an amicable settlement between smaller operators and the UMWA executive board, which now plans a clash with the larger railroad operators, with expectations of concessions soon.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Fleming
U. Mwa
Gorman Not an Ill Man Denies Ill Health Claims
The Sliver State's Leased Wire reports close friends of United States Senator Arthur P. Gorman deny illness stories. They say he is only indisposed and rapidly recovering, with a Baltimore letter showing no sign of serious sickness and not written by a very ill man.
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Baltimore
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Peppers Too Hot For Dutch Neal In Ring Incident
In Chicago on June 22 Dutch Neal, famed St. Louis pugilist, collapsed after a bout with Harry Peppers and remained unconscious at 11 this morning. Doctors report a brain hemorrhage. police doubt a punch from Peppers caused the condition. Meanwhile Congressman Sereno E. Payne and a party toured Portland, San Francisco, and Alaska to discuss the Alaska boundary issue. A London report notes Balfour pledging support for an Antarctic expedition. In Iowa, a tornado near Waterloo caused extensive damage with homes and trees toppled and a house moved off its foundation.
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Silver State
Chicago
Neal
St. Louis
Harry Peppera
Peppers
Strike at the Stock Yards Forces Swift & Co Workers Back
In Chicago sixty Swift & Co. workers joined four hundred strikers who quit yesterday. The march on wage rises to 1.75 from 1.50 led Swift & Co. to resume status while Armour & Co. was said to grant similar increases. Stock Exchange shows declines as swift and allied firms settle. about twenty Swift & Co. men remain out with no general strike anticipated.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
Wao
Chicago Packing and Provision Company
Armour & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Union Stock Yards
Junction Railroad
Pae
Swift & Company
Russia Seeks U S Field Guns for Czar
A Silver Star Leased Wire report from Bridgeport Connecticut states a Russian envoy visited the American Ordnance Company and inquired about filling a potential order for 100 field batteries with six and twelve pounders, 1,600 caissons and riders valued around six million dollars. Company officials would not confirm or deny the submission.
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Silver Star
Reidgeport
Conn
American Ordnance Company
Russia
Ordnance Company
Caar
The
Webster Spoke for England at Venezuelan Boundary Talks
Paris dispatch reports Sir Richard Webster British Attorney General resumed his speech to the Venezuelan Boundary Commission today. He reviewed Great Britain's historical stance and the Dutch colonial coinage, noting the commission would reconvene on a soon announced date.
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Paris
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Richard Webster
Cave of Great Britain
Will de Welt
Garsmen In Trouble At Toronto Rowing Crew Voyage
Henley June 22 The Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto passengers on the White Line steamer Teutuile arrived after a long journey. They built a new four oared shed at the factory, but the crew found the heavy weight they carried. The men report they average ten pounds too heavy.
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Henley (Ng
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Ten Thousand Dollars Stolen From Metropolitan Bank
A sneak thief entered Metropolitan National Bank in Boton at about 11 o clock and stole $10,000 while the paying teller looked away. A man about 28 years old, asking directions for a money order, distracted the teller then slipped through the window grating and snatched fifty $100 notes and five $1,000 notes before escaping.
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BOTON
Metropolitan National Bank
Awarenessani
Yage
Montreal tug burned to water's edge near Warner's Island
In Andria Bay on June 22 Captain Murray of the Montreal Transportation Co. saw the Bronson bound from Kingston to Montreal with five barges catch fire. The barges were released and towed to port. The tug burned completely with a crew of nine, two missing, including J O'Neill of Kingston. Bert Hastings is reported missing and other crew injured. Loss placed at 25000 dollars.
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Bronson
Murray
Montreal Transportation Company
Montreal
Kingston
Ontario
Warner's Island
J. O'Neill
Judge Marshall Dies in Reno
Judge J B Marshall an old Reno resident died this afternoon of heart disease. He was formerly resident attorney for the Southern Pacific company. Steamers in Distress reports add unrelated dispatches about ships and British and Egyptian news from London to Boston.
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Marshall
Reno
Nev
J. B. Marshall
Autonomy Treason Charge Shocks Manila Manhunt
Details leaked from Manila report Colonel Arguelles Filipino Commissioned official sentenced to twelve years for treason over autonomy stance. He argued autonomy under American rule could avert civil war, sparking debate in Filipino Congress and signaling American war weariness. Also notes soldiers deaths, band capture, and local arrivals.
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Siiver
Manila
Arguelles
Schurman
Filipino Congress
United States
Washington Regiment
Pio del Pilar
Fourth Infantry
Markets report across cities with steady cattle and steady to firm sheep
The Silver State reports cattle receipts 11 000 in Chicago with market steady to 4 59 to 5 45 for beeves and 4 80 to 4 90 for cows and heifers. Kansas City shows cattle receipts 3 000 with native steers 4 95 to 5 25 and Texas steers 3 50 to 5 00. Sheep receipts 17 000 overall with lambs 4 25 to 6 25. San Francisco notes wheat steady at 1 19 1 4 and barley steady. Omaha and Denver list similar cattle and sheep ranges, New York cites copper and lead prices.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
San Francisco
Omaha
Western
Denver
New York
Exchange
Southern Pacific Seeks Gravel to Improve Roadbed
Southern Pacific Company announces a search for gravel to strengthen and elevate its rail line. Officials say quality aggregates are needed to enhance drainage and stability along key tracks and yards across the system.
Local brief notes on trains and events in Winnemacca
A morning eastbound fruit train passed through. A soldiers’ special bound for San Francisco is due through Winnemacca later. The Wadsworth Dramatic Club trained by Professor Cain prepares for July 3rd show. Humboldt River levels ease haying fears. Hoitt’s School for Boys adds modern improvements. Dr Ira G Hott rebuilds main house at Hoitt’s with gym, making it a well equipped California boys’ school again. The London report notes a morganatic marriage between Princess Marie of Acklenburg-Strelita and Count Charles De Jametal. Gravel and road work near Claro is scrutinized by SP official G W Curtis. possible Winnemucca extension discussed. Non-treiggments advertise cures and wool merchants in San Francisco.
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Winnemacca
Wadsworth Dramatic Club
Cain
Humboldt
Hoitt’s School
Ira G. Hott
Menlo Park
Hoitt's School
California
London
Marie of
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