Peace Makers Seek Armistice Amid Dueling Debates
At the Hague the Peace Conference hears M. De Staal advocate a standstill and gradual armament reduction, urging an understanding for up to five years with no budget increases except colonial troops. A duel incident among Young Turks sparks tension while Dr Niles questions a kidnapping claim and mental fitness.
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Hague
M. de Staal
Guliekt
Acmed Khe Hey
Young Turks Party
Rechin Bey
Turkian Passa
Ammoghian
Risa Bey
Helland
Roosevelt to the Fore in New York Preparation
Governor Roosevelt of New York informed President McKinley that New York would supply all volunteers if called. He praised Funston and voiced support for the Rough Riders reunion, noting Funston’s gallantry and his regiment’s deserving honor. He was en route to Las Vegas for the reunion.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Manager Richards
McKinley
New York
New York State
Punston
Las Vegas
N. ML
Rough Rider
Halon
Funston
Missourians for the Idaho Mines
A Wallace wire dispatch from June 25 reports 1) Missourians from Joplin traveling to the Standhard Mine rally. About thirty of 160 starters attended. Deputies later moved to obtain permits at the mine while the defense sought to quash indictments, arguing J. H. Forney lacked residency and proper permit, and that Acting Sheriff France was partisan.
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France
Forney Wos
Rich but Foolish Question on Abduction Charge in Detroit
The Silver State wire reports in Detroit on June 23 a debated case about limiting regulations on New York Governor regarding Charles Dubine of Cincinnati and the alleged abducted orphan Monet Fowler of Detroit. Governor Pingree and Attorney General Arne Dr. HL Nites led the inquiry into custody and care.
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New York
Charles Dubine
Cinicinnati
Monet Fowler
Pingree
Arne Dr. HL. Nites
Flint
Silver State
Hartville
McComb
Venard
al Ferguson
Ben Nigh
Harrisburg
James Green
Seattle
Green
Walla Walla
Washington
French Cabinet Takes Office In Paris
Paris June 2 new cabinet ministers assumed offices today. The prefect of police M Blanc reportedly handed Premier Waldeck Rosseau his resignation after a long meeting. The Meline group debated cabinet entry and opposition splits arose over Millerand and General De Gallifa. A Revolutionary Socialists faction formed and a committee was named to unite hostile groups for upcoming interpellations on Monday.
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M. Blanc
M. Waldeck-Rosseau
M. Meling
M. Millerand
Sortallet
General de Gallifa
Revolutionary Socialists
Meline
Centen nial Grounding Report No Official Word
The War Department has received no official patches regarding the grounding of the transport Centennial on Luzon's north end and the loss of 100 tons of supplies thrown overboard. Centennial carried 1,800 tons of supplies, believed to be subsistence department property. Manila commissary officer asked about immediate replacement. The Centennial was chartered, not a regular government transport.
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Washington
War Department
Centennial
Luzon
Manila
Good Shooting at Dubuque Central Schuetzen Meeting
At the Central Schuetzen Gund meet in Dubuque on June 2 four hundred sharpshooters tested 200 targets. Pope of Hartford earned the top Volk target score with 6 out of 100. Gold medals went to Wormwood and others including Bredow and Schmidt from Dubuque and Kulsch. Shooting continued until evening.
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Lowe
Schuetzen Gund
HLM
Pope
Hartford
Conn
Volk
Wormwood
Bentley
Monticello
Town
Geleker
Peru
Inois
J. F. Bredow
Davenport
A Schmidt
Kulsch
Evensine
McKinley Entourage Plans Public Reception and Dance
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley will host a public reception at the Plunkett residence tomorrow from 5 to 6 pm The President's party will attend a later reception and dance in Forest Park for Miskee Duncan and Barber Meanwhile the American Glass Company raised window glass prices 5 to 10 percent with rebates offered September to July and Governor Mount says he will retire from politics after his term ends
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ADAMS
McKinley
Plunkett
Miskee Duncan
Barber
Forest Park
Es Mount
Louis
Laporte
Ind
James A. Mount
Pingree Alger tie to Senate bid in Detroit meeting
In Detroit Governor Pingree announced an alliance with Secretary of War Alger supporting his bid for the United States Senate. Alger affirmed opposition to trusts and direct popular election of senators, while Pingree said he would aid Alger with his followers and press for direct election. A London dispatch noted tensions in South Africa and Chamberlain’s remarks on troop reinforcements.
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Detroit
Mich
Pingree
Sice
Alger
Uneir
Petoskey
Washington
Senator McMillan
United States
Chicago
Pingnoe
Burrows
McMillan
War Secretary backs current Army canteen system
Acting Secretary of War said the department favors maintaining the present canteen system at U S Army posts. Reports from officers show the army canteen serves soldiers better than the old peat trader and low groggeries on the outskirts. Regulations are formulated and no further action is planned.
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Washington
Department
United States Army
Contempt Case in Oil Trust Heard Delayed
The Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus postponed ruling on Attorney General Monnett's motion in the Standard Oil contempt case. The court gave the State until July to file a brief, Standard Oil until October to respond, and the State until October 11 to reply. A future date will be set for the main hearing.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Neal
Standard Company
Venezuela's New Duties Hovering Over Tariff Change
Washington reports from Carafax that Venezuela's Congress enacted a new tariff law with an average two percent duty rise. Flour is largely exempted. The President can add 25 percent to any new schedule, enabling broad tariff control. The date of enforcement remains 60 to 70 days away with no fixed start.
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Washington
Loomis
State Department
Carafax
Albany delays fire strains completion of cruiser Albany
June 21 Washington The Navy Department received a letter from Armstrong Ship Buildings Co of England noting that a fire at their Newcastle ordnance plant would delay completion of the cruiser Albany purchased from Brazil before the Spanish American War. The letter gave no definite delay length and more details were expected.
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Washington
Navy Department
Armstrong Ship Buildings Company
England
Newcastle
Albany
Brazil
Social highlight in Havana tops occupancy era party
Havana reports a major social event with Mrs. Rathbone hosting a ball for over 300 guests from American, Spanish, and Cuban circles. In Sagua the mayor disarmed the private watchman at the Central Railway Yards, triggering a protest and possible action by the division superintendent. A severe rainstorm at Guanajibes ruined tobacco and vegetables. a house collapse killed a young Cuban woman. Santa Clara lists 172 Cuban soldiers paid amid payment discrepancies. One man’s payment of thirty is refused.
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Rathbone
E. C. Rathbone
Sagua
Pearson
Guanejibas
Santa Clara
Thousands From the Klondike Gold Dust Rumors
The steamer Humboldt arrived from Alaska with about 250 passengers and a vast stash of gold dust and drafts. Purser Carroll reports 280000 dollars deposited, with an estimated 200000 in staterooms. Names including G H Williams, August Peterson, Dr B J Hill, Palmer Hill, and others are linked to multimillion sums in duets and drafts.
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Wash
Humboldt
Alaska
Pawson
Milloin
Carroll
M. Wolsted
D. Sanders
G. H .Wiliams
August Peterson
BJ. Hill
Palmer Hill
Alexander Hecht
G. 5. Allen
Mike White
A. H. K. Hit
S. J. Miller
B. F P. Heck
Mr. Lanen
D. H. Boone
John Nelson
W. HH. Armstrong
Delegates Back at four sections for Music Teachers meeting
The Music Teachers' National Association delegates met in four sections in Cincinnati on June 28. A resolution named Prag Vander Strucken as American Composer for the Paris Exposition. Ten more members were secured and the next meeting was set for Des Moines Iowa with officers elected: President Arnold Gautyoort Cincinnati Vice-President Arthur L Manchester Philadelphia Secretary Philip Werthner Cincinnati Treasurer Fred A Fowler New Haven Conn.
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Music Teachers’ National Association
Prag Vander ‘Strucken
Ite
Des Moines
Towa
Arnold Gautyoort
Cincinati
Arthur L. Manchester
Philadelphia
Philip Werthner
Cincinnati
Fred A. Fowler
New Haven
Conn
Farmers Have No Protection in Amid Tariff Debate
The Silver State wires report farmers face low product prices and rising wages, with 25 years of farm devaluation in New Jersey. West and South competition blamed for lower prices while tariffs on farm goods urged to level gains. Montana steamer incident noted alongside other shipping and diplomatic mentions. An arrest in Chicago links George Shea alias Philip Lambele to an earlier $10,000 bank robbery in Boston.
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Washington
Richard British
Coles
Salem County
N. J
Industrial Commission
Newpeers Lawn Cemetery
Jersey
St. Louis
Southampton
United States
Chicago
George Shea
Philip Lambele
Mipolitan National Bank
Boston
New York
Philip Bailey
Bailey
Abraham Gould Dies. Longtime Railroad Purchasing Agent
Abraham Gould, brother of Jay Gould, died in Salem last night at 56. He served as purchasing agent for the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain lines and had been in poor health for months. He leaves a son Fred, 21, and had been living with Geo Massengale and family in this city since his wife’s death. Gould’s career also included eight years as coal department manager for Pacific Mail steamers in Salt Lake City.
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Geo. P. Massengale
Salem
Abraham Gould
Jay Gould
Missouri Pacific and
Iron Pass
Fred
Gould
Mr. Massengale
Mr. Gould
Jay
Bilver State
Avratiain Gould
Roxbury
Salt Lake City
Iron Mountain
Admission of Japanese immigrant case stirs Seattle deportation
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Taylor said Japanese immigrant Yamask remained in immigration custody, arguing lack of court jurisdiction over the case. Deportation likely to proceed unless new facts emerge. case to be resumed with Seattle officials receiving further instructions.
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Taylor
The
Treasury
Yamask
Hanford
Seattle
Fear the New Anti Trust Law Papers Refusal in Missouri
Jefferson City June 23 State Superintendent Oscar today refused to license the Kansas City Real Estate & Underwriting Agency to act as insurance agents for fifty four companies. The license denial followed Attorney General Crow's opinion that the articles do not confer power for a corporate agency and that only individuals may be agents. The association, incorporated May th with capital of 50000, is warned it could violate anti trust law.
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Jefferson City
Brave Lansdale Buried With Honors
A San Francisco burial service for Lt. Deilip Wax tor, killed in battle, was held at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Navy and Army officers attended as Bishop Moreland delivered the sermon. the body arrived from the cruiser Philadelphia under naval escort.
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Livatenrat
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Moreland
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
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