Kentucky Democrats clash as Goebel supports edge toward ticket
Louisville dispatch describes a heated Kentucky Democratic Convention driven by the Stone Goebel split. A temporary chairman backed by both camps controls district delegation, while Goebel’s supporters threaten to reshape the ticket and central committee. A Goebel faction challenge, a stage melee, and a stampede disrupt proceedings before adjournment. Secretary Alger signals plans to bolster General Otis in the Philippines, aiming to increase forces though Miles chances are unclear.
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Store Manager Arrested Over Seats for Lady Clerks
Des Moines reports J B Ackerman store manager arrested on humane society warrant for not furnishing seats to female employees. He pleaded not guilty and a June 27 trial date was set as a test case to decide if town stores may require women clerks to stand during busy trade periods. The society plans further arrests as evidence accumulates.
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Bourgeois Refuses Cabinet Forming Chance in France
Paris June 23 M Bourgeois declines task of forming a cabinet. Delcasse may be asked to form a ministry. Rumor of a Barrien led combination with Waldeck Rocheau Delcasse and Ribot but nothing decided. Census bureau exams set for Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Omaha New Orleans and Atlanta in September.
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Admiral Dewey Arrives in Colombo From Singapore
The United States cruiser Olympia with Admiral Dewey has just arrived at Colombo, Island of Ceylon, after a voyage from Singapore on June 23.
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Insurgents Lead 2000-Strong Rebel Force Near San Fernando
Aguinaldolo does not seem satisfied with the attempt to retake San Fernando and has taken command of General Luna's army. He massed the largest rebel force yet mobilized, bringing 2000 men from the Antipolo region. His forces wounded two Seventeenth regiment members. MacArthur's troops stay alert and prepared for further clashes. Rail traffic between Manila and San Fernando resumes after bridge repairs.
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Hold Mail For These Regiments Mustering Out Soon
San Francisco dispatch notes the postmaster general ordered mail matter for members of several regiments withheld at San Francisco as they are to be mustered out of the service soon. The regiments include California heavy artillery Utah artillery First California infantry First Colorado infantry First Idaho infantry First Montana infantry Thirteenth Minnesota infantry First Nebraska infantry First North Dakota infantry Second Oregon infantry Tenth Pennsylvania infantry First South Dakota infantry and First Wyoming infantry. In Kansas City Governor Roosevelt says New York is ready to supply troops if a volunteer call comes and asks for a chance to help.
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Yellow Fever in Panama City News Brief
June 26 in Coton Colombia reports twenty deaths from yellow fever out of forty cases in Panama since May 1. Sixty cases remain under treatment with strong hopes for eradication soon.
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Steel Rails for Russia Largest Order Ever
The Carnegie Steel Company has reportedly secured a Russian government contract to supply 180000 tons of steel rails for Siberian and Chinese railways. The deal, said to be the largest of its kind, should require about 200000 tons of pig iron and sustain rail mill workers for around two and a half years, with an outlay near 4.5 to 5 million dollars.
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