Cuban reciprocity debate stalls after long GOP talks
Washington June 21 Republicans held a lengthy conference on Cuban reciprocity with almost all in attendance and eight speeches for the policy and two against. Burton defended beet sugar interests arguing Cuba aid is unnecessary while pledging loyalty to party unity. Hay met with Morgan and farmers urging canal legislation aiding Panama prospects. Senate and House actions included routines, an army bill dispute, and pensions for life saving service members.
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Indications That the House May Accept the Senate Substitute
Washington June 21 reports circulated among House members that there would be no long conference struggle and the Senate amendment could form the basis of the final Panama canal agreement. Fletcher of Minnesota predicted an agreement on the Panama amendment while Hepburn warned the fight wasn’t over. The House near unanimity for Nicaragua and Judge Davey of Louisiana suggested strong support for Nicaragua route, influencing conference dynamics. Morgan’s birthday delayed a planned Senate meeting after the DIN was sent to conference.
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Senator Cullom’s Daughter Ill With Peritonitis
Washington June 21 Mrs William I Ridgely wife of the comptroller of the currency and daughter of Senator Cullom is very ill with peritonitis Her condition is critical.
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Homeward-bound corpse becomes living patient in Springfield
Mourners meet the supposed remains of Charles Conner at Illinois Central station only to find he is alive and critically ill at his sister’s home. Port Beard, NM had sent word of his death last week. Dr. L C Taylor rushed to care for the ailing soldier boy, who is expected to die within hours.
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New Idea in Prohibition Nominates State Ticket at Clinton
Missouri Prohibitionists held a mass convention at Clinton on June 21 and named a ticket for supreme court judges, railroad commissioners, and state superintendent. The platform calls for convict labor on roads, a set school fund, public utilities control, initiative and referendum, and direct vote. It condemns liquor advertising on billboards and in papers, liquor-law enforcement failures, and the liquor trust, while supporting franchise taxation and a moral suffrage qualification.
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Jamesport
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Liquor Trust
Durham cattle sale yields record high for Miller consignment
At the Durham cattle sale in Indianapolis J H Miller of Peru Ind had the largest consignment and the highest average. His ten Polled Durham cows averaged 086 with Golden Heather selling for 2525 to J H Jennings of Kangley Ill. Also reported: Charles D Warner found dead in a Kansas City rooming house with morphine bottles seen nearby. Chicago real estate man Benjamin Jacobs gravely ill from Brights disease and heart failure. Dr Joseph Robbins receives new Quincy post.
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Robbing resignation as asylum head linked to county convention
The resignation of Robbing, former superintendent at Jacksonville Insane Asylum, was accepted by the board of trustees and he was made permanent chairman at the Adamo county Republican convention in Clayton Thursday. In Topeka on June 21 the wife of William Martin, a Greeley County farmer, bore twin boys, the couple’s fourth set of twins, making thirteen children in the family. The New Democratic State Committee, Springfield, Illinois, announced June 21 that the new state central committee will meet in Chicago next Thursday for organization and initial duties.
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Prosperity and trade review from New York June market
G Dun & Co weekly trade review notes a quiet start to the season with ongoing labor disputes. Reports from the West anticipate harvests and stable prices as stocks from last season sustain profits. Rail earnings rise 3.9 percent. steel contracts wary. soft coal demand uptick. eastern dry goods and footwear quiet. silver exports to China rise. textiles firm. leather dull. Canadian pastures fall slightly year over year.
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Trusts in the Lord His Empire Founded on Faith
Emperor William spoke at Aixla-Chapelle praising German faith and the empire as the world’s new order. He lauded the German army as Europe’s peacekeeper and asserted German cultural and scientific leadership amid Vatican diplomacy debates.
Misquoted Doctor Garnault delays tuberculosis experiment
Paris June 211 Dr Garnault denies misquoting reports and says he will pursue a new decisive experiment on himself if the current test fails He plans to involve Dr Theobald Smith and Professor Baumgarten of Tubingen or travel to Boston for coordination while continuing to question Koch by whom he is unsettled.
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Noted Regiment Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary Event
The First Minnesota regiment, among the first to answer Lincoln, marked its forty first anniversary in St Paul. One hundred thirteen survivors attended a luncheon funded by J J Hill and hosted at the Hill residence. A colors ceremony at the state capitol featured display of battle flags through descendants of veterans. Ex Gov Alexander Ramsey and Archbishop John Ireland attended.
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Coal Shipment From Wales Arrives En Route to New York
A cargo of bituminous coal travels from Wales toward New York. H. H. Rand of Wisconsin appointed assistant superintendent of the salary and allowance bureau in the post office department.
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German Emperor Hail Pelagic Faith in God and Army
The speech celebrates the German empire’s foundation on fear of God and reverence for religion. Emperor William asserts Catholic and Protestant unity under religious discipline, praising the pope’s view of German piety and affirming devotion of the empire, people, army, and throne to Christian faith. He declares those who lack religious foundation are lost.
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Vatican Accepts Taft Plan on friars lands in the Philippines
Rome reports Cardinal Rampolla assured Bishop O Gorman that Vatican accepts the Taft mission terms on friars lands with main points agreed but minor points dissented. Proposals include land purchase by arbitration, arbiters for indemnity, conditional withdrawal of friars, patent rights on ecclesiastical buildings, and settling school and hospital trusts by compromise or arbitration.
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Jones Island squatters must go say court in Madison
The Wisconsin supreme court reversed a Milwaukee circuit court ruling in a land dispute. The Jones Island squatters lose as the court held the Jones Island company owned the premises by government patent at the start of the suit. The decision supports the steel company against Alexander Dad zise and others. Heads up for property rights and government patent ownership.
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General strike debate and Paterson unrest in June reports
WT Wilson warns coal reserves may exhaust before a generalized strike, risking fuel shortages across 24 states. Indiana operators face limited supply while tariff and import factors raise costs. Separate Paterson tensions show militia presence and a vigilance committee targeting anarchists, with a blacklist planned to starve them from work. Other brief items note acquittal in Morton murder case, a North End attorney's death, heavy rains in Kansas, a possible prison wardenship successor, and a miniature tornado damaging LaCrosse facilities.
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Congress agrees on military academy appropriation bill
The senate and house conferrees on the military academy appropriation bill have reached an agreement. The annual convention of the National Children's Home Society has adjourned at Sioux Falls, S. D. President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to visit Kansas City during his western trip.
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