Queen’s London Welcome Draws Thousands to Streets
From Windsor the queen arrived in London to a joyous, crowded welcome. Throngs filled streets and windows as officials and envoys began gatherings at Buckingham Palace, with the queen greeting letters from envoys and later hosting a 90-person state dinner.
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Constitution Hill
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Redmond Proposes Amendment to Queen's Jubilee Address
In London the House of Commons debated an amendment by John Redmond the Parnellite leader to an address of congratulation to the queen on her 60 years of accession. He urged recording Ireland's famine depopulation poverty and suspension of liberty with Irish discontent. The motion passed 411 to 41 in the Commons and the Lords adopted it unanimously.
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Ireland
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North Rosscommon
John Dillon
House of Lords
Liberal Disappointment Amid Jubilee Celebrations
London reports from June 23 show The Times and other papers telegraphing colonial jubilee fetes with enthusiasm. Editorials reveal quiet satisfaction over the honors while Liberal organs reveal some disappointment.
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London
the Times
Laurier Made Privy Councillor in Jubilee Honors
London reports Wilfred Laurier the Canadian premier is made a privy councillor while Sir Donald Smith the Canadian high commissioner in London is elevated to the peerage in the jubilee honors list.
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London
Wilfred Laurier
Donald Smith
Liberal Manifesto From Ex Premier Sagasta Followers
The Madrid Liberal meeting led by Sagasta denounces the government and pledges to abstain from relations with the Duke of Tetuan. The manifesto credits Liberals with a 1894 colonial reform plan, criticizes Canovas reforms, and calls for Weyler's replacement with a civilian royal commissioner to pursue wide autonomy within imperial sovereignty.
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Madrid
The
Standard
United States
Liberal Party
Senor
Sagasta
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Canovas
Weyler
Cuba
Navy invites bids for three high speed torpedo boats
Washington June 23. The Navy Department opened proposals to build three torpedo boats, drawing more bidders than in large naval contracts. Major shipyards joined, and bids target speeds of at least 30 knots, 244 knots faster than the Porter. Bids not yet tallied.
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Washington
Navy Department
United States
Prince of Wales Hosts Imperial Institute Banquet for Colonial Premiers
London notes the Prince of Wales presiding as president of the Imperial Institute over a banquet for colonial premiers. The guest list included hundreds representing all branches of national and colonial life.
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London
Prince of Wales
Imperial Institute
Senator Kyle Names Brother as 90-Day Special Agent
Washington reports Senator Kyle secured his brother Abner Kyle as provisional special agent for a 90 day term. The appointment appears to be a temporary measure pending longer term decisions.
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Washington
Kyle
Abner Kyle
Tand
Valley City Elevator Burns
Valley City North Dakota fire destroys 10000 bushels of wheat in a morning blaze at the Northern Pacific elevator. Firemen prevented spread to adjacent structures.
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Northern Pacific
Senate Tariff Bill Breaks Records With Rapid Progress
Washington June 23 The senate stretched the tariff bill to 56 pages setting a progress record for this debate. The last two schedules of the dutiable list paper and sundries were finished apart from a few items. The free list was completed in three hours. Debate was light with focus on matches and fuses and proposed amendments on cotton and raw cotton.
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Internal Revenue
Pettigrew
Finance Committee
Bacon
Mr. Morin
Washington House Adopts Short Session Adjournment
The Washington house was in session briefly with no major business. On motion of Mr. Dingley, adjournment was taken to Thursday.
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Washington
Dingley
Indictments Planned in Wall Street Pool Case
In New York on June 23 observers say Andrew P. Morrison and associates plan to press grand jury indictments against several Wall Street firms for gambling. The case targets dealing in puts and calls as a possible violation of anti gambling law and follows Morrison's raid and arrest last Wednesday. His supporters claim the action is biased by rival Stock Exchange members harmed by his competition.
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Van Nortwick Properties Restored in Settlement
A special to The Wisconsin from Appleton reports a complete settlement with the Van Nortwick creditors and discharge of the assignees. The Fox River Valley manufacturing firms and related properties were turned over to owners, with Wisconsin properties of J. S. Van Nortwick largely preserved. Losses fall mainly on W. N. Van Nortwick and the Western Paper Bag Co.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Appleton
Wis
Fox River Valley
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Western Paper Bag Company
Revenue cutter McLane arrives with tug Dauntless in tow
Kry West June 23 The revenue cutter McLane has reached Kry West with the tug Dauntless in tow after finding her off India Key. The Dauntless is disabled due to boiler tube damage and was en route to Cuba.
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Fla
McLane
India Key
Cuba
O'Donnell Wins Eight Round Bout In San Francisco
Steve O'Donnell the Australian heavyweight knocked out Alex Greggains of San Francisco in the eighth round at the Olympic club boxing carnival. The show drew 5,000 spectators including many women as Bill Elmer knocked out Jim Ryan in three and Jimmy Lawler fought Jimmy Anthony to a ten round draw.
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Steve O'Donnell
Alex Greggains
Bill Elmer
Jim Ryan
Cincinnati
Jimmy Lawler
Jimmy Anthony
Olympic Club
Mechanics’ Pavilion
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Greggains
O’donnell
May Meet the Soo Cut
Western roads push to unite with Eastern lines to match the Soo line rates from St Paul to the Atlantic seaboard. Eastern roads have not agreed to join the rate battle, but Western officials remain confident Eastern cooperation will come to oppose the Soo.
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Soo Line
J. Paul
Atlantic Seaboard
St Paul
Severe Storms Cause Floods and Deaths Across Regions
Rain storms with lightning hit the Whio valley and surrounding states, causing widespread crop damage and floods. In Indiana and Ohio two men drowned and a team was killed by lightning. A landslide near Dingess West Virginia toppled a freight train, killing two tramps. Electrical effects prompted earthquake rumors in several cities.
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Gallipolis
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Spencerville
Daniel Miller
Dingess
W. Va
Portage la Prairie Tragedy Ends in Double Suicide
At Portage la Prairie Henry Brigham a carpenter shot his 15 year old sister in law Priscilla Hall killing her instantly. Brigham then shot himself in the head dying instantly.
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Portage la Prairie
Henry Brigham
Priscilla Hall
Brigham
North Dakota Dairymen Meet in Jamestown
The third annual session of the North Dakota State Dairymen's Association is under way in Jamestown with many attendees from within and beyond the state focusing on dairy interests and developments.
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North Dakota State Dairymen’s Association
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