Indian region reports arrest of Cheyenne killer in Tongue river case
Washington dispatches detail the arrest of Stanley the Cheyenne who admitted murdering a sheep herder Hoover on the Tongue river reservation. Agents note cooperation with civil authorities, with tensions over the sheriff’s presence and a plan to withdraw him from the reservation. The case unsettles officials as they await further evidence and instructions while the courier remains at Rosebud. Also reported is a threat against Speaker Reed linked to a hoax letter, prompting police review but no arrest.
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Tariff Bill Progress and Senate Courtesy Debate
Washington June 3 The senate made swift progress on the tariff bill completing more than half of the metal schedule. Democratic senators led the debate with Republicans largely absent. Jones of Arkansas West urged Wilson rate amendments, mostly rejected except an anvil rate cut to 14 cents per pound. Tillman won a judiciary inquiry into the South Carolina dispensary law. In executive session the senate debated confirmations and senatorial courtesy as nominations were held over.
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Senate
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West
Tillman
Judiciary Committee
South Carolina
Turner
Report condemns Gov Altgeld in Illinois university funds probe
Springfield June 3 The senate special committee report links ex governor Altgeld to Globe Savings Bank troubles and misappropriation charges at the University of Illinois. It states Altgeld was a heavy borrower and knew of the bank’s insolvency when recommending Spalding for treasurer and notes his stock holdings as collateral with little to no market value.
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Globe Bank
Springfeld
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University of Ilinois
CG. W. Spalding
Globe Savings Bank
Altgeld
Spalding
University Board
H. J. Prentice
Banking Department of the
State Author
Ogden Gas
Unity
Chicago
Berry
Globe
Grand Jury
Cook County
Senate Committee
Wheare
Senate Debates On Allen Street Railway and Passes Several Bills
In Springfield June 3 the senate debated the Allen street railway bill with calls it improper while others claimed it aimed to defeat the people. The tax levy bill passed and the poor selling bill was killed. The apportionment bill, osteopathists exemption act, libel repeal, and other measures cleared.
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Senate
McCloud
Nohe Inn
Near Lynching Panic After Urbana Assault Case
In Urbana Ohio on June 3 a Black man named Click Mitchell who assaulted Mrs. T. M. Gaumer was brought for identification. She could not complete it due to nervousness. A crowd followed him to jail with threats of lynching though no violence occurred. Sheriff MecGin and Captain Leonard of the Ohio National Guard were asked to leave and later kept watch as the crowd dispersed.
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T. M. Gaumer
MecGin
Captain Leonard
Company D
Ohio National Guard
Three Men to Start Out as Missionaries for Debs Scheme
Denver from June 3 three men will depart in a wagon marked Cooperative Commonwealth Van to spread radical socialist ideas across Colorado and pave way for Debs cooperative commonwealth. Leaders: James Hogan N T Griest and William Holmes.
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Denver
Colo
Co-Operative Commonwealth van
Colorado
E Eugene V. Debs
Co-Operative Commonwealth
James Hogan
American Railway Union
N. T. Griest
Wiliam Holmes
Chicago
Senator Tillman creates tariff dustup in Senate sugar probe
The Senate advances the tariff bill and votes down amendments. Senator Tillman defends his South Carolina governorship amid sugar investigation charges, demanding inquiry into the finance committee and accusing rivals of a sugar trust influence. Gallinger and West cite precedent as Tillman presses for full scrutiny.
Missing American Express cashier not found after safe check
Sioux City reports that George Adams cashier at the local American Express office left Sunday for a fishing trip. A forced door revealed the safe contents intact, calming loot suspicions though his absence raises possible drowning or foul play rumors.
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George Adams
American Express Company
Adams
Gallinger and Tillman clash over Senate charges in Veracry issue
In a heated exchange, Gallinger defends Aldrich against charges, while Tillman presses for hearings and accountability. The dispute centers on statements about the New York paper’s reports and whether the Senate should investigate further, amid calls for moving beyond alleged slander. The House then handles a privileged matter and related debates.
Spain Faces Cuba Crisis as Canovas Cabinet Resigns
Madrid cabinet under Senor Canovas resigns amid Cuba policy tensions with the United States. Queen regent agrees Canovas should form a new ministry after negotiations with Campos and Sagasta. Diaz presides as ministers depart for summer vacations while Tetuan may influence policy from Paris and San Sebastian.
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Philippine Islands
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Washington
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Duke of
Question Interesting Washington Officials
Washington June 4. Discussion over how a cabinet change in Spain would affect Minister Dupuy de Lome in Washington. It notes Spain’s foreign posts follow the government and a new cabinet could reshuffle De Lome and other ministers. Elements include critiques of U S officials in Diario de la Marina and moves in Havana relations.
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de Lome
Spain
Havana
Diario de la Marina
United States
Fitzhugh Lee
Cuba
Diario
Santa Clara
Bagua Ja Chande
Walter B. Barker
Seigli
Yova
Barker
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