Republican Cantus Emphasizes Divisions On Tariff Rates
Washington May 25 The Republican caucus aired wide divergence of opinion among senators on rates of duty in the tariff bill. Finance committee to hold nightly sessions hearing proposals from Republicans to decide on amendments. Aim to prevent party splits across schedules and maintain unity during debate.
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Weyler dispatches spark Cuba siege debate in Madrid
The article quotes General Weyler reacting to a senate resolution and U S policy. It notes tensions as Madrid pledges to back a hard line while warning against American meddling. Weyler praises consular free transport for Americans abroad but condemns food aid as a meddling move in local affairs.
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Langhorne Will Make a Vig- Grom Fight
St Louis merchants Richard M Scruggs and EH Langhorne arrested for smuggling diamonds and jewelry on the St Paul plan to vigorously contest the charges. They have hired counsel and will answer soon. The case involves over 1000 dollars and proceeds through the district attorney.
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EH. J. Langhorne
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St Paul
Gold ship exports rise with $2.4 million in shipments
A New York telegram to the Treasury reports $1,150,000 in gold coin withdrawn for export and $1,250,000 obtained from banks, totaling $2,400,000 in gold shipments for Tuesday.
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Treasury Department
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St Louis Millionaire Scruggs Charged With Smuggling
St Louis financier Richard M Scruggs and K G Langhorne were arrested at New York customs on a smuggling charge after officers found diamonds jewelry watches and lace on Langhorne and in Scruggs pockets The two, held on $2500 bail, had returned from Southampton via the St Paul and claimed the goods were not duty liable Scruggs headed a St Louis Sunday School Union and a large dry goods firm while Langhorne served as his secretary The men allegedly sought to sell patents in England for a calculating machine earning about 200000 a payoff.
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Explosion at Newcastle Inn Leaves Dozen Injured
A furnace blast at the Cave Inn in Newcastle Pennsylvania injures thirty men with several critical cases. A second collapse 70 feet deep at the New Castle Traction site buries workers. one man dies, another injured but expected to live. Nearby shootings erupt as a mob kills a suspect in Lindale Texas, while national debate over Cuban aid and war moves through Congress with bills for relief and territory policy.
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Mike Patio
Jose
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Newcastle Traction Company
Cascade Park
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Peter Herinsky
Spanish opinion of the Morgan Resolutions
Mapuip May 24 reports local newspapers view the U S senate adoption of Senator Mor ee pence resolution as a grave step. They claim it will strengthen premier Senor Cav as del Castillo against the proposed liberal attack on the ministry.
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Methodist Ministers Protest Against Catholic Chapel Land
In New York on May 25 a meeting of Methodist ministers adopted a resolution protesting government land allotment for a Roman Catholic chapel at West Point. The protest will be sent to President McKinley.
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Kneipp Not Dead Despite Paris Dispatch Rumor
In Bavaria on May 24 a report from Paris to the Daily Chronicle claimed Father Kneipp had died. The priest known for his water cure is alive and somewhat better, officials report.
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Powers mediate between Turkey and Greece in collective note
London dispatch reports that the powers instruct ambassadors to act as mediators between Seljuk and Greece. A collective note will be presented to the Porte. Palace circles recognise that great bad handling has been shown by the Turkish side.
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No Credence Given Bryant's Story
SAN FRANCISCO May 24 Absolutely no credence is given by police public or press to W T Bryant of the Colorado Soldiers' home in which he seeks to implicate Pastor Gibson in Blanche Lamont's murder. He is regarded as demented or a crank with an abnormal thirst for notoriety. Budd is quoted as having said Bryant would not interfere until sufficient new testimony is aduanced to warrant a court in granting a new trial or freeing the murderer.
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W. T. Bryant
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Gibson
Blanche Lamont
Awarcanta
Murder case shock in Pittsburgh scene reported
Pittsburgh May 24 a fierce match of yards Sunday at Snow Jen mining town in Se cority reports the murder of Albert Grieg by George Douglass both colored local observers say Douglass killed Grieg in a confrontation over mining claims in Snow Jen Se cority area with tensions rising among residents
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Train strike near Kersey claims three lives
Greely Colorado May 25 Hiram Warren and his wife were killed and James Warren a relative was badly injured when struck by a Union Pacific Denver and Gulf railroad train two miles west of Kersey.
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Strikers Return to Work in Paterson Mills
In Paterson New Jersey 800 weavers at the Ashley Sea Bailey silk mills ended a strike and returned to work on Monday after ongoing stoppage.
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Ashley: Sea Bailey
Flour Mill Burned Exagris May 24 Report
Fragmentary report notes a flour mill fire on May 24 affecting heirs of Adans der iach of North. The text is incomplete with names and exact jurisdiction unreadable. Further details are unavailable due to damaged OCR.
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Adans der Iach
North
Dominion approves Avantis line steamers contract
Ottawa May 24 Sir R Cartwright says the Dominion government has approved a contract with Peterson Tait Co of Newcastle for a fast Avantis steamship line between Canada and Great Britain. Vessels must be of finest patera and reach 20 knots speed. annual subsidy details follow.
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R. Cartwright
Peterson, Tait & Co
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Avantis
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Great Britain
1879 Four Dollar Coin Recalled After Weighing Short
A fragment describes a 1879 four dollar coin with legends including America and E Pluribus. It notes the reverse features Liberty’s head and stars. Cashie K Stout weighed the piece at grains, marking it as rare and previously unseen by the treasurer’s office clerks.
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Curious Hut Made From Upright Tree Trunks Discovered
Dr. curator of the Ohio History and Historical Society reports a hut found at Chillicothe. The structure is built from upright tree trunks, six inches in diameter, arranged in a 10 by 9 foot footprint, with trunks spaced apart as originally driven into the ground.
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Jaling
The
Ohio Are and Historical Society
Saloonist Frank Edbert Convicted on Liquor Charges
Frank Edbert proprietor of a local house in this city was found guilty on two liquor law charges for attempting to supply a minor. He received a $250 fine and 30 days in county jail. The jury convicted him after a morning session. thirteen other charges were noted.
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Frank Edbert
Edbert
Ohio official names new trustees and appointees
In Columbus an appointment by Mayor Black fills a trusteeship. Dr. John B. Schuell is named to a position, following prior references to Ge May well Friday appointee Smith from Montgomery. The action aligns with ongoing local government staffing changes.
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Judge Pugh Schedules Mueller's Execution for Murder
On May 22 Judge Pugh sentenced Mueller to be electrocuted for the murder of Mrs. Mitler. Mueller again claimed the killing was unintentional, though admitted committing the act. The district court set the execution date for September.
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Mine Inspector Deputies Named in County Districts
The notice lists appointments by Inspector Hazeltine on May 22. Ge Sarhuel Llewellyn of Coalton First district, Thomas McGough of Bridg Fourth district, and R. T. Davis of East Palestine Seventh district are reappointed as mine inspectors deputies.
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Hazeltine
Ge Sarhuel Llewellyn
Coalton
Firstrict
Thomas’ McGough
Bridg
R. T. Davis
East Palestine
Overall Factory Stock Company Urged for Sta Factory
A stock company at 1 Manchester C May 1 aims to establish a stationary factory. It plans to employ about 100 workers as part of expanding local industry and economic activity.
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