Senor Sagasta to be Called and Liberal Control Possible
A Spanish cabinet crisis reports Senor Canovas del Castillo may resign after parliament approved next year’s financial bills. The queen regent has not summoned leaders, and newspapers call the crisis the gravest since the Restoration with Segasta likely to form a ministry, signaling failure of two years of policy in Cuba and U.S. relations.
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Queen Regent Seeks Presence of Former Captain General
Mapri June 4 The queen regent held a cabinet council as Senor Canovas del Castillo retired and explained Cuba and Philippine issues plus Spain U S relations. The queen asked Canovas to remain till crisis ends and telegraphed Marshal Martinez de Campos to come to Madrid. A conference among the regent Campos and Sagasta is expected to shape reforms in Cuba with Campos likely to succeed Weyler as captain general.
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Philippine Islands
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Senor Canovas
Ambassadors and Tewfik Pasha Hold First Peace Meeting
In Constantinople the first sitting of peace talks occurred at the Topkapi palace with ambassadors and Tewfik Pasha. Memoranda will cover frontier rectification, capitulations for Greek subjects, and indemnity, with a second session planned for Saturday. In Athens the armistice details are to be settled by Greek and Turkish delegates to avoid voiding the convention. In Cumberland Maryland the Maryland Bankers Association closed with speeches by Secretary Ly man J. Gage and Comptroller James H. Eckels at a banquet.
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James H. Eckels
Necessary Order Issued at the Instance of Senator Kyle
Senator Kyle secures an order for release of cattle held for redemption on Pine Ridge reservation. The move, he says, will apply to other reservations with similar issues. Storms drove cattle onto reserves from nearby ranges, with squawmen demanding one dollar per head for release, angering cattle owners. Kyle claims the order will free thousands of cattle across the Dakotas Montana Wyoming and Idaho.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Interview on Chippewa pine timber sales with Minnesota officials
Senator Davis and Representative Fletcher conducted a interview with the Land Commissioner regarding sales of Chippewa pine. The department officers refused to confirm on the ground that the timber sales had been made to various Minnesota lumbermen.
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Davis
Fletcher
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Loyal Legion Congreen Closes After One Amendment Adopted
Dernort Michigan June 4 Loyal Legion congress concludes with many constitutional amendments offered but only one adopted. The amendment admits to membership officers and sons of officers who served in the war whose names were not on the muster roll.
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Dernort
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Calhoun Sails for Home from Havana
Havana June 4 Mr Calhoun left for the United States this afternoon by the steamer Saratoga. He went on board accompanied by several newspaper correspondents. Consul General Lee and a number of representative Americans saw the party off.
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Worst Hin Years Ravage Northern Texas Storm
A severe wind and rain storm swept a large portion of northern Texas driving damage from Fort Worth to Arlington and beyond. Homes were blown off foundations, cellars flooded, and agriculture suffered as crops near harvest were damaged across towns including Richland Weatherford Itasca Ennis Wills Point and Terrell.
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Terrell
Cornering the Whisky Plan Looms Large in New York
The Journal and Advertiser reports a private message from Louisville to New York capitalists about a pool to buy 80 million gallons of whisky in bond in Kentucky. The scheme aims to corner two thirds of U S whisky, with likely price increases and concerns from lenders who funded bonded liquor.
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Louisville
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Kentucky
Altgeld Denies Charges From Senate Committee Report
Ex Governor Altgeld denies charges in a Senate special committee report led by Senator Berry. He says the document is politically motivated and untruthful, denying knowledge of the Globe Savings Bank’s unsound condition and his role in appointing President Spalding, now indicted for embezzlement.
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Norman arraigned on multiple charges in Hilestead case
Gust Normand pleaded not guilty to five indictments including rape and attempted murder in Lar amore related to Hilestead children. District Attorney Tracy Bangs was assigned to defend, with trial set for next week. Local notes report Hubbard post office robbery with $500 stolen including government funds and lodge money.
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Debs cooperative commonwealth planned for Utah
Minor items report a planned Debs cooperative commonwealth location in Utah and other brief notes. Dr Angell named minister to Turkey will sail to Constantinople. Details include dates and various international and national briefs from June.
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Humbert
Richard Croker
Americus
John K Mizner
Tenth Cavalry
Indiana
Francis Griffith
Vevay
Holman
Baseball Standings and Scores From Western and National Leagues
Detroit beat Minneapolis 11 to 3 in seven innings at Detroit while Columbus defeated Milwaukee 9 to 7 in eleven innings. Grand Rapids topped Kansas City 10 to 8 and Indianapolis beat St Paul 4 to 0. St Paul leads the league with .718, Milwaukee .689, Indianapolis .658, Columbus .676, Detroit .457, Minneapolis .580, Kansas City .316, Grand Rapids .814. In the National League Boston beat Cleveland 6 to 1 at Boston. New York won 10 to 3 against Louisville in the second game. Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh 1. Brooklyn 0, St Louis 1. Club standings show Baltimore .750, Cincinnati .657, Boston .047, Philadelphia .471, Chicago .958, Washington 0.60.
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Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Indianapolis
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Milwakee
Boston
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New York
Louisville
Missing Money Revealed in St Paul Bank Heist Confession
The $18,600 bank theft at the National German American Bank in St Paul was cleared when assistant teller Zschau, under arrest, confessed and named confederate George K. Jackson. Jackson had deposited $5,600 earlier that day and withdrew it, aiding the investigation. The remaining funds were recovered from under a cooper shop belonging to Zschau’s father.
Pettigrew Seeks Tariff Change on Iron Ore
Washington reports Senator Pettigrew will offer an amendment to the tariff bill to remove iron ore from the free list and impose a 2.25 dollar duty per ton. Also announced are military appointments to the Dakota and Texas departments, and the formation of the United States Malsters Association by malt product manufacturers.
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Cnicano
Auditorium Hotel
United States Malsters’ Association
Systematic robbery hits Chicago department store
Two employees arrested and warrants issued as 15 more workers are discharged in a conspiracy to rob a major Chicago department store. Detectives recovered 3000 dollars worth of goods hidden in the city while losses and shipments to small Illinois towns and nearby states are under investigation.
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Chcaco
Ilinois
Building Fortifications in Montana Fear of Cheyennes
A Miles City dispatch reports Captain Reed at Fort Custer urged settlers to return, claiming protection for Indians and whites. Whites dispute the claim noting 200 Cheyenne off the reservation. Otter Creek settlers east of Tongue River plan a stone fort at Circle Barr ranch to safeguard families.
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Durrant Granted Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court
In San Francisco on June 4 attorneys for Theodore Durrant again appeared before Judge Gilbert and sought a writ of superseders to stay the sentence. The court denied that request but granted leave to appeal to the United States Supreme Court, which does not meet again until October, effectively giving a six month respite.
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United States Supreme Court
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
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United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Attack on US Consuls Sparks Cuba Press Fury
Cuban newspapers intensify anti American rhetoric. Diario blames United States Consul General Fitzhugh Lee for ignorance of Spanish and says he is surrounded by pro American Cubans hostile to Spain. Diario de la Marina prints a Santa Clara correspondent’s savage attack on Walter B Barker at Sagua la Grande.
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Diario
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Walter B. Barker
Counterfeit Costa Rican Bonds Valued Over Million Uncovered
New York June 4 Richardo D Requesne and wife Eugenia were arraigned on charges of issuing counterfeit Costa Rican bonds of 100 pesos each. The fakes bear signatures of President FP Pesalta and Secretary Octano and are said to total about 1.25 million dollars in value with only a portion marketed in the city.
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Secret’ Service Bureau
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Shields
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Octano
Senate committee hears Cuban insurgent details in private session
Captain W D Smith formerly with General Gomez staff testifies before a Senate foreign relations sub committee. He reveals insurgent strength resources and treatment of pacificos and other Cubans by Spaniards. Testimony is kept private. Invitations issued for queen's Jubilee event in Montreal. Former presidents Cleveland and Harrison likely to attend.
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Curious Facts About Iron and Its Uses Through History
Occasional pure native iron is found in meteorites and the first US cannon was made at Hagerstown Maryland. Iron's colors range from white to black, and iron pyrites is common as fool's gold. Substitution of iron for wood in ships began in 1821 with full value shown by 1829. Iron has been used for visiting cards and ultra thin sheets. Chrome steel strengths far exceed carbon steel, with 141000 psi for a half inch square bar. World iron consumption per person in 1888 varied by country, and mountains of iron ore exist in Missouri, Mexico, India, Africa, with reports in Siberia.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Women on the Move and Moving Stereotypes
A fragmentary collage notes Western firms hiring traveling women and a flirtatious shirt waist crowd. Witty quips touch on women in public life and labor, barbs about gender roles, and a casual jab at comic opera choruses.
Baseball Sayings Across Newspapers
A collage of quips from Boston Globe Washington Post Philadelphia Times and Kansas City Journal. It notes Boston nine base stealing hopes and hints at a perfect park fence and umpires becoming universal favorites while praising Captain Anson with a silver service.
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Kansas City Journal
Kipling Described Women with Unflattering Image
The Ridgewood New Jersey column quotes Rudyard Kipling calling women “a rag, a bone and a hank of hair” and notes the line is ungallant. The Cleveland Leader likewise calls the description indiscreet despite praising the poet.
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Wichita
Miles Mission: Press Urges War for General Miles
A fragmentary 19th century clipping discusses public pressure on General Miles to spur war in Europe as he travels abroad. References to Greco-Turkish War and editors in Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Buffalo comment on expected actions and citizen expectations.
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Europe
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Yio
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ribbons Offered in Record Retail Clearance
A retailer touts the largest ribbon purchase in city history with over 50 000 yards across seven lots. Prices range from 5 to 25 cents per yard for Silk Satin Taffeta and Fancy Ribbons including Nos 5 7 9 12 16 22 40 60, with deep discounts to close out stock.
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