Ghanada's Strange Conduct and Trade Grievances
Washington reports exposes Canada’s alleged anti American bias in boundary talks and arbitration gaps. It cites Ontario timber leases, British Columbia mining laws, and stock imports that harmed U.S. interests, plus Canadian claims over Lynn canal headwaters and a push to seize arbitration over the Pyramid harbor region. Also notes corporate and tax developments in New York, Bresen, and Albany.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Great Britain
Canada
Ontario
Michigan
British Columbia
Dominion
Commission
Lynn Canal
Aleas
Pyramld Harbor
Santiago Observes Virginius Tragedy Graves Ceremony
Santiago Cuba May 30 Major J G Saunders plans an elaborate decoration of the Virginius tragedy graves from 1873. About 30 Americans and six British subjects were executed after aiding the Cuban insurrection by the American schooner Virginius. Flags fly at half mast a noon salute and a regimental band plays a dirge. Lieyd at Guantanamo also arranged ceremonies. Cubans may decorate their own soldiers graves.
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Santiago
Cuba
J. G. Saunders
Virginius
Saunders
Lieyd
Guantanamo
Arbitration talk and Castelar funeral dominate May reports
At The Hague the arbi tration committee discussed the Russian project with minor changes as Count Nigra proposed mediation. The Americans and Italians offered amendments toward non bloodshed arbitration. In Madrid Castelar funeral drew massive crowds and protests outside the finance ministry. In Washington volunteers may choose muster out in California or home states with extra pay. In San Juan Porto Rico Governor Davis eased imports. In San Francisco Captain Sewell’s arrest ties to the Zwall killing reported from Hong Kong.
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Flane
Thy Hague
Arbitration Committee
Count Nigra
Netherlands
Henry Howard
Castelar
Madrid
Senor
Don Emilio Castelar
Murcia
Prado
Ministry of Finance
Washington
Philippines
San Francisco
Mary Alger
Otis
Sewell
The
Bulletin
Hongkong
Benjamin Zwall
Zwall
Sarkie
Congregationalists Prosperous in American Association Meeting
The American Congregational Association held its annual meeting in Boston. Directors reported the association in excellent condition. The Congregational House cost 6300,000, with $205,000 unpaid and $5,000 expected to be wiped out soon. Rentals were satisfactory and the income netted a surplus. treasurer Augustus Lovett reported a bank balance of 456.52.
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Congregationalists
Boston
American Congregational Association
Augustus &. Lovett
Opposition Wanes as Cuban Paymaster Faces Crowd
Crowds confront General Delgado in Guanajay province demanding disbursement of American bounty to Cuban privates. Lt. Col. Randall administers payments in Havana as 112 of 300 applicants are paid. 99 rifles surrendered. Delgado orders disarmament and threatens to shoot any who go to Havana, while the pay car resumes June 15 and posters announce payment sites.
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Delgado
Guanajay Trovince
Havana
George M. Randall
Eighth United States Infantry
Golenel Randall
Colonel Randall
Pinar del Rio
Brooke
Senor Domingo Mendez Capote
Pedro Delgado
Guanajay
Wheel Club Races Draw Large Crowd at Athletic Field
A strong turnout of about two thousand watched bicycle events at the Athletic field. The American Band played before the races. Officials included Referee C. W. Lines, judges G Lee, W D Martin, E Wilson, timers Lewis Dickinson Upson, starter H A Tittle, clerk L A White, assistants Chatfield Burritt Connor, announcer E B Wilson, scorer H A Brooks. The two mile novice opened at 2:30 with B S Tinkham pacing. H H Parkington won, J W Dews second, P O Coopesly third in 1 30 2 5. In heat two J L Dews paced. J Plemming won, H R Dews second in 1 32 2 5.
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C. W. Lines
George Lee
W. D. Martin
E. Wilson
Floyd B. Lewis
A. M. Dickinson
W. D. Upson
H. A. Tittle
L. A. White
Benjamin Chatfield
Charles M. Burritt
H. A. Connor
EB. W. Wilson
H. A. Brooks
Tinkham
H. H. Parkington
Terryville
J. W. Dews
P. O. Coopesly
J. L. Dews
Union City
J. Plemming
H. R. Dews
Inauguration Day Celebrations Run Through Newport
Elisha Dyer III was inaugurated governor of Rhode Island for the third time. Newport marked its annual holiday with naval exercises and a grand welcome for Rear Admiral Sampson and the North Atlantic squadron. Thames Street and Washington Square glowed with flags and arches bearing Welcome signs and images of Sampson Dewey and McKinley as homes and clubs hosted visitors.
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Newport
R. 1
Hou Elisha Dyer
Rhode Island
Sampson
Thames Street
Washington Square
State House
Dewey
McKinley
Deroulede and Habert Hearings Resume In Paris
The court of cassation resumed hearings on the case against M Paul Deroulede and Marcel Habert for inciting soldiers to insubordination. The defendants faced shouts of Vive Deroulede as Deroulede began his address, asserting he sought a plebiscitary republic rather than a dynasty.
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Paris
Court of Cassation
M. Paul Deroulede
Marcel Habert
Sloan First In Craven Stakes At Newmarket
Tod Sloan rode Knight of the Thistle to win the Craven Stakes at one mile beating La Uruguay and Hermiston as ten horses contested. Knight of the Thistle started as 7 to 4 favorite. Also notes on naval movements include Scandia out of commission at Mare Island and several ships sailing or arriving at Newport, Rio, and other ports.
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Washington
Scandia
Mare Island
Imst
Lancaster
Fort Monroe
Newport
Annapolis
Wilmington
Rio
Vixen
Key West
Bluefields
Mackenzie
League Island
Machias
Tompkinsville
Montgomery
General Wheeler Honored at Algonquin Club Luncheon
General Wheeler was guest of honor at a Boston luncheon by the Algonquin club reception committee with Governor Wolcott in attendance. A post luncheon reception allowed EB. W. Kinsley post members to greet him. Mayor Quincy joined a park tour with the general and committee.
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General Wheeler
Boston
Algonquin Club
Wolcott
Commonwealth
Club
EB. W. Kinsley Post
Quincy
A Fatal Collision Kills One in Electric Car Crash
SEATTLE Wash May 30 An electric car with 25 persons was struck by a Northern Pacific train yesterday killing one man and injuring 14 others some fatally Motorman Sharp saved his life by jumping into the bay Fierce storm at Pittsburg May 30 A windstorm unroofed several houses and caused multiple fatalities across distant points of the city
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Buffalo
Ity
Buffalo Cast Iron Pipe Company
Andrew
Riedle
Valentine Hahn
Arate
Daniel Toothill
Albert Murphy
Sharkey
Tonawanda
Jamestown
Seattle
Wash
Northern Pacific
Sharp
Pittsburg
Waterbury Defeats Bridgeport In Close Baseball Game
In a pitcher’s duel at Waterbury before 1,200 fans, Geroni earned a win after a strong first inning, allowing only one hit the rest of the game. Reardon pitched debut at home. Bridgeport errors aided Waterbury with a 4 to 2 final. Delaney, O’Rourke, Kiernan, and Corcoran starred for Waterbury. Delaney’s late baserunning incident highlighted the tense contest.
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Waterbury
Bridgeport
Geroni
O'Rourke
New York
Waterbury Boys
Young Reardon
Waterburys
Dave Hill
Mike Delaney
Joe Connor
Joe
Mickey
Jim O'Rourke
Hanscombe
Morgan
Fitzpatrick
Roger
Doherty
Giblin
Pitcher
Frentiss
Reardon
Short
Bridgeport Lyers
Hassamer
Corcoran
Delaney
Regan
Kiernan
Yale
Setrond
Kiern
Mickey Delaney
Jim
Ivers
Hassemer
Aterbury
R Connor
R. Connor
R. Conner
Hill
Capt Tilley Ambushed and Buried in Negros Island
Washington reports Capt Ge Tilley of the U S Volunteer Signal Corps was killed May 27 near Escalante on Negros Island by insurgents. Burial details vary. vessel action and survivors described. Dewey’s health improves. Olympia arrives in Hong Kong with dispatches as plans for a potential return to the United States remain undecided and awaiting recuperation.
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Washington
Lowing
War Department
Tilley
Island of
Negros
Noilo
D. C
Ge * Tilley
U. S
Escalante
Troilo
van Valzah
Manila
Cable Town
Toll Smith
Prd
Cody
Toto
Otis
Hong Kong
Olympia
Dewey
Kong
United States
Tom
Plerseus
Miral Dewey
Greece
Men and committees guide voter registration efforts
Middletown May 30 officials note the Democratic party fronts key figures Reeves O Rourkey Byrne Kilduff Hynes Cassin Carney forming the registration subcommittees. City Clerk Rich Grady sits on another slate as party leaders emphasize capable timbers guiding the operation.
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Messrs Reeves
O*rourkey
Byrne
Tee
James A. Hynes
William Edward G. Kilduff
Danielrick
Milford Land and Gat Company Plans New Hall on Leavenworth Street
Ground was broken this morning for another hall on Leavenworth Street. The Milford Land and Gat Company will erect a building at Teavenworth and Center, extending along Leavenworth. Space on G street will be occupied by many new structures in the vicinity.
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G Ter Strete
Milford Land and Gat Company
Orm Teavenworth
Leavenworth
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