Kentucky Convention Turmoil Shapes Democratic Governor Race
Louisville dispatch reports a raucous Kentucky Democratic convention scene as factions of W. D. Stone and William Goebel vie for governor. Temporary chair David B. Redwine and a broad party majority shape the ticket while Goebel supporters press for potential nomination at the head of the ticket amid clashes and a stampede on the floor.
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Louisville
Kentucky
W. d. Stone
William
Goebel
David B. Redwine
Breathitt County
Stone
State Central Committee
Hardin
Johnston
Kenton County
Willin Goebel
Ellis
Jim Willigas
Williams
Store Manager Arrested Over Seating Law Violation
Des Moines reports B. Ackerman, store manager, arrested on a humane society warrant for not providing seats to female employees. He pleaded not guilty with trial set for June 27. Test case to gauge enforceability of the new law requiring seating for women clerks.
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Des Moines
B. Ackerman
The
Humane Society
Ackerman
Bourgeois Declines Forming New Cabinet in France
June 23 report states M. Bourgeois refused the task of forming a cabinet. M. Delcasse is likely to be asked to form a ministry. Rumors also mention a Barrien led combination including Waldeck-Rosseau Delgasso and Ribot, but no decisive settlement reached.
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M. Delcasse
Dupuy
M. Barrien
MM. _Waldeck-Rosseau
Delgasso
Ribot
Iowa Attorney General Addresses Trust Theme at Meeting
Iowa officials gathered for the first annual meeting of county attorneys. Attorney General Remley warned that socialism may follow trusts and argued for prosecuting guilty parties to curb impotence of monopolies.
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Iowa
Des-Moines
Remely
France
New Richland Rebuilds After Disaster
New Richland Wis June 22 The larger part of the debris has been removed from the business district and more than 20 new buildings are now under way A large force of carpenters is at work and material is sufficient for present needs The relief committee asks no more supplies be sent until it is notified and can designate when to forward them.
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Ricumoxp
Wis
Samoan King Abdi cates as Joint Commission Takes Over
In Arta Samoan Islands on June 14 Mataafa surrenders 1850 rifles while loyals hand over 2000. A provisional government formed by consuls of the three powers will stay. After June 20 natives found with rifles face heavy penalties under Mataafa’s pledge.
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Arta
Samoan Islands
Auckland
N. 2
Mataafa
Mutaafa
Settlement Near in Western Coal Strike Reported
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers receives telegram from John P. Rose and James Boston announcing a practical settlement of the coal miners strike in states west of the Mississippi. About 29,000 of 80,000 strikers in Missouri Kansas Indian Territory and Arkansas will return to work. Gain includes hour day, 12 to 15 percent wage increases, and pay for all coal mined under the new “raw of mine” weighing method.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
John P. Rose
James Boston
International Union
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Coal Miners Strike Turns Violent Near Evansville
Evansville Indiana June 22 The coal miners strike has taken a serious turn at the Sunnyside mine where 80 Kentucky Black workers were being brought in. Unknown gunmen fired from concealment causing a panic and a stampede. Six men were badly wounded as non union workers fired back. James Moore a stockholder was mentioned.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansvilly
Sunnyside
Kentucky
James Moore
Natives Return as Three-Power Commissioners Install Provisional Apia Government
Malieton Tanus abdicated in favor of the three powers commissioners who appoint a provisional government in Apia. Chief Justice Chambers remains as chief officer while Dr. Wilhelm Solf leads the municipality. The powers may abolish the kingship and appoint an administrator with a three-power council and a native council.
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Malieton
Tanus
Malieton Tanus
Oftice
Wilhelm Solf
Apig
Justice Chambers
Apia
Philadelphia Arrives in San Francisco from Apia
The United States cruiser Philadelphia has arrived in San Francisco from Apia via Honolulu. The homeward voyage was not fast as the ship’s bottom is fouled from long service, hindering speed.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Apia
General de la Roque Challenged by Marine Ministry Attempted Retirement
General de la Roque, artillery chief in the Marine Ministry, is under strict arrest after clashing with Minister Lockroy over technical matters. He allegedly protested a decree to place him on the retirement list and sent a telegram to the president. The report notes tensions within the ministry and includes a separate dispatch about a Madrid incident and a death in Naples.
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da la Roque
Pans
General de la Roque
Ministry” of Marine
M. Lockroy
Marine
Riot at mine leaves several wounded
In the mine area a shooting left Henry Smith and John Phillips, both colored, badly wounded along with Charles Smith and John Norsweather. Ed Geiger the merchant is among the injured as a riot party disperses. Moore is recovering at St Mary’s Hospital. Authorities alerted and more violence feared.
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Henry Smith
John Phillips
Ed Geiger
Charles Smith
John Norsweather
Moore
St. Mary
Cleveland Streetcar Strike Heads Toward Settlement
Cleveland on June 22 reports talks between city council committee, street railway workers, and the company aimed at ending the strike. The key issue is how many of the old workers will be reinstated if the shutdown ends. The company initially offered 60 percent back, later proposing 100 reinstatements as talks paused for the day.
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Cleveland
Four Hundred Stock Yard Workers Strike At Chilongo on June
Four hundred employes in four packing houses at the stock yards quit work in a plan leaders say will spread nationwide by July 1. The early walkout followed a dispute at Nelson Morris Co and Armour Co depots, drawing additional workers from lard refiners and other plants.
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Cuiiaco
Nélson, Morris &Co
Dave
Cota
Chaya
Ats
Raige
Atrack
Outlook for Some Beneficial Results Sopmas Brighter
Debates at peace conference after a week long adjournment cite optimism from Dr Zorn and Mr Holls about Berlin talks. German delegates ordered to participate in arbitration deliberations with final Germany decision pending. Disarmament committee reports negative votes on major propositions, seeking a workable plan to curb explosive material improvements. The Times correspondent notes Dr Zorn's participation without objection in Pouncefoto scheme debate at The Hague.
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Tix Haaur
Arbitration Committee
Dr. Zor
Holls
Berlin
Zorn
Germany
Disarmament ‘Committee
Count Muravieff
London
Times
the Hague
Julian Pouncefoto
Dairymen Fear Tuberculosis Tests Near Chicago
Dairy farm operators near Chicago warn of wholesale slaughter of cattle for tuberculosis tests. Milk Shippers union directors met in Cucaco and urged farmers to prohibit tests in their herds.
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Cucaco
Chicago
The
Milk Shippers Union
War Outlay and Deficit Report on Spain Philippines Costs
The article estimates the current fiscal year deficit under $160 million as of June 22, with year receipts over $198 million and expenditures near $100 million more. It cites total receipts last year at $410.5 million and expenditures $443.8 million, leaving a deficit of $88.0 million. War costs are placed around $230 million, with overall 1894-95 spending near $600 million.
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Wasninetor
War Department
Navy
Spain
Philippines
Newfoundland officials press for action over treaty coast rights
Newfoundland officials in St Jonas report growing gravity over French territorial claims on the treaty coast. Commodore Sir George A Gifford, commanding the British squadron in Newfoundland waters, held talks with Governor Sir Hugh McCallum and the colonial cabinet and wired strong representations to the imperial government urging vigorous action to defend the colony’s rights.
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St. Jonas
N. J
George A. Gifford
Hugh McCallum
Yellow fever outbreak reported among troops at Santiago
Bulletin from General Brooke shows multiple deaths from yellow fever among Fifth Infantry and band units at Santiago and Puerto Principe with dated reports from June 18 to 20. It notes Admiral Dewey’s Olympia arriving at Colombo from Singapore.
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Washindon
Brooke
War Department
Havana
Washington
David Mulhern
C. Fifth Infantry
Thomas Sennings
Fifth Infantry
Puerto Principe
Eliott D. Holderman
Fifth
Adaaerat Dewey
Colombo
Island of Ceylon
United States
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Singapore
Naval recruiting station opens in St Paul
Commodore Oscar N Badger U S N V retired is dead aged 76 William Ver Druck a Milwaukee portrait painter is dead at 76 A movement seeks Milwaukee to host the Democratic national convention in 1900 Oconomowoc wins state fireman tour horse race Bermuda reciprocity committee arrives to negotiate treaty Chauncey Depew hurried from London to Brussels Mrs Atwood Minneapolis woman murdered at Craxbrook B C Reichstag passes third reading Will Anglo German commercial treaty Major William A Kirk of the Fifty BECO towsiment dies suddenly Howae one of Iowas prominent militiamen and other items
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London
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Doctorital Civil
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Binoy
Waiting a Change Insurgent Army Withdraws to Swamps Near Imis
Insurgent forces retire to swamps and mountains near Imis and vow not to engage until they seize the most advantageous position, signaling a strategic pause in the conflict.
Filipinos Hope for Adverse Government Move in U S
Accounts in insurgent papers claim antiwar sentiment grows in America and predict a withdrawal of U S troops after the next presidential campaign. Insurgents post in Imus and nearby areas report their forces in San Francisco de Malabon and delays due to heavy rains and flooded rice fields. General Otis notes continued resistance and a letter from province women pledges to fight regardless of male casualties.
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Imus
San Francisco de Malabon
Wheaton
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Otis
Independencia
America
United States
Philippines
Clear Decks for Action as British Threaten Filipinos on Samar
British force moves against Filipino authorities on Samar after two Englishmen are imprisoned at Tabloban. The cruiser Grafton, under its commander, demands release and lands marines when refused, leading to the two Englishmen being handed over.
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Mania
Tablobon
Luzon
Celm
Severe storm damages towns in northern Iowa
A severe storm swept Northern Iowa overnight with Waverly badly damaged and wires down west of Raymond. At Jessup and Raymond several small buildings were unroofed but no casualties are reported. The storm's reach and full extent remain unclear due to communications outage.
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Bamber
Dubugur
Iowa
Waverly
Raymond
Jessup
Bicycle mile record attempt by Charles Murphy at Maywood
New York reports Charles Murphy rode amile on a bicycle in 1 min DB secs near Maywood aided by a locomotive. He plans another try on June 30 to complete the mile in one minute.
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New York
Charles Murphy
DB Secs
Maywood
L. L
Baseball scores from Milwaukee Cleveland and more
Western League results show Minneapolis 0 at Milwaukee 2 and St. Paul 6 at Kansas City 1 plus Detroit 6 over Buffalo 4 and Columbus 5 over Indianapolis. National League tallies include Brooklyn 10 at Cleveland 9 and New York 5 at Pittsburgh 3 with other scores in Chicago Boston and Cincinnati Philadelphia and St Louis Washington.
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Letters from Mrs. L A Mores of Welaka Putnam County and Mrs A Walker of Callicoon Dror New York describe relief from female distress after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They report improved energy, ability to work, and care for children after Doctors offered little help.
British War Credit Extended for Defense Works Loan
In Parliament the military works loan bill was advanced authorizing a 4 million pound loan repayable in yearly installments for defense works barracks and rifle ranges both at home and abroad. Total allocations include 1 million for other works 2.77 million for barracks and 150 thousand for Wei Hai Wei with 211 to 65 vote in favor. Census bureau post examination notices announced for September in cities including Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Omaha New Orleans and Atlanta.
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London
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Wyndham
Cape Clear
Ushant
Washington
Zerriam
The
Census Bureau
Census— Bureau
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Chicago
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Omaha
New Orleans
Atlanta
Prize Fighter Seriously Injured After Bout
At the Adelphi theater Caiiaco June 22, Neal of 431 Louis fought Faiz Pepper colored. Neal was knocked out in the sixth round and did not regain consciousness. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital.
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Louis
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British Reinforcements for Africa Reported
The Daily Mail reports the imperial government plans a gradual reinforcement of British troops in South Africa, aiming for a total increase of 41000 men. The step is described as practical and underway from Loston on June 22.
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Loston
The
Daily Mail
South Africa
Sage family fortunes and fates in prescient satire
A compilation of satirical quips about Russell Sage from multiple papers. Jests touch on dying rich and foreclosing mortgages, education, philanthropy to the Women’s Hospital of New York, and Sage’s habit of hands behind his back, suggesting a frugal, cautious image tied to his fortune and political leanings.
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Boston Herald
Russell Sere
Wall Street
Columbus Press Post
Women’s Hospital of
New York
Carnegie
Chicago Tribune
Kansas City Star
Orchard and Garden Advice For Fruit Tree Care
A guide on pear, quince, currant, and worm control suggesting dusting foliage with white hellebore for currant worm, burning affected limbs for web caterpillar, and delaying pruning until wounds are dry. Recommends sowing radish seed with rhubarb and asparagus, and painting larger pruning wounds to aid healing.
Misunderstanding With Rich Uncle Over Ticket
A brief exchange shows a man in distress after a quarrel with his wealthy uncle last night. The Chicago News notes tensions over a ticket and family matters.
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Chicago News
Name in a Ship Question Sparks Royal Exchange
A sultan of Morocco asks what is in a name and money, and replies that the ship named Chicago holds little value in a cage, leading to a remark about separating from sequins. The Indianapolis Journal reports the exchange as a quip on branding and wealth.
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Morocco
Chicago
Indianapolis Journal
A Clear Case Leading Juvenile Debate on Ham Fatness
A dialogue features Leading Juvenile and Heavy Villain debating whether Ham let was lean or fat. The exchange questions why hamlets and walking on ties imply leanness, with Chicago Times Her as the cited source.
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Hamlet
Chicago Times
Fragmentary cryptic note from a baffling history page
A brief, unclear excerpt mentions a Circassian girl, a tattooed man, and odd place names like Philadelphia and Bulletia. The text lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts to form a proper news item. It reads as fragmented scribbles rather than a reportable event.
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