Cleveland and Hill Discuss Reunion of Democracy
A New York Tilden club dinner shows Grover Cleveland and David B Hill pursuing Democratic Unity. Cleveland defends retirement yet seeks party rehabilitation, while Hill touts unity on fiscal reform civil authority and opposition to corporate monopolies as essential to Democratic strength and future victories.
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New York
Tilden Club
Democratic Unity
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Hill
A. J. Montague
Virginia
W. A. Gaston
Bostindéivereu
Samuel J Tilden
Party Peace and Harmony
Tilden
Democratic Party
BNA Rep
Ely
Firover
Cleveland
United States
Treasury
Au Wall Street
Wasington
Treasury Department
Knox
Virginnilus
tHeveland
Pathe of Virtue
Bng
Jefferson
Jackson
McKinley
Protection
Mose
What Hill Said and Loyal Speech of Mr Bill
Mr Bill discusses loyalty to free institutions and constitutional observance. He emphasizes support for United States authorities against foes, warns against ostentatious Americanism, indifference to republican forms, suppression of free speech, and unilateral embassies by this government. He cites the crushing of two South African republics.
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Bill
United States
Senate
W King
South Africa
Myrol
Gga
General Wheaton Returns Home From Philippines
General Lloyd Wheaton arrives from the Philippines aboard the US transport Sherman, which was held in quarantine. He reports good health after a long service and expresses happiness to be back home, noting the strain and responsibilities of his duty have agreed with him.
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General Wheaton
Eral Lloyd" Wheaton
Philippines
United States
Sherman
Islands
King Edward Too Ill To Be Crowned In London Jubilation
London June 24 The coronation is postponed due to King Edward illness after a difficult operation for goiter. A Buckingham Palace bulletin said the operation was successful and the king’s condition satisfactory. Royal entries into London opened festivities with grand dinners and receptions at Buckingham Palace for 70 royal guests.
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Edward
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Alexandra
Czarewich
Russia
Grenadier
Coldstream Guards
Ras Makonnen
Menelik
Makonnen
Westminster Abbey
Charles Spencer Ponsonby- Fane
Sword of State
Duchess of Marlboro
Duchess of Montrose
Duchess of Portland
Duchess of Sutherland
Queen Alexandra
Bradley Martin
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Bradley Martins
Duke
Duchess of Newcastle
Prince
Princess of
Pless
Princess Radziwill
President Mitchell Addresses Operators Over Coal Strife
The address from President Mitchell warns operators about union demands and the costs of strife. It asserts coal firms face higher wage pressures without raising consumer prices, cites alleged inflated freight rates and mine safety concerns, and urges arbitration to resolve disputes while threatening a new organization if the union collapses.
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Winkesharre
John Mitchell
Warners II
Aravather
Mioes Mirans
Pennsylvania
Funds Sent From Indianapolis for West Virginia Miners
Indianapolis reports funds from the national mine workers HQ to aid striking miners in West Virginia. Secretary Wilson notes three carloads of food daily from Cincinnati to the true district. injunctions by Judge Jackson at Parkersburg halt such aid. past actions barred food for strikers.
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West Virginia
Wilson
Cincinati
Jackson
Parkersburg
Paterson Silk Strike Talks Hint At Settlement
In Paterson New Jersey June 74 about 20 percent of silk mill workers with loom assignments stayed away from work. No general strike has been ordered and none likely soon. Subcommittee meetings with mill owners continued as talks reviewed the dispute and indicated a possible agreement may be reached.
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Silk m
Struck by Sympathy At Work The Tusk Tale
A fragmented note mentions sympathy and employment context with unclear details. Names, places, and events are unreadable, but the snippet hints at workers and an incident affecting those involved.
Fire at St Luke's Sanitarium Prompts Coroner Jury Finding
Chicago June 24. Coroner's jury holds HE Miller president and Henry Clark Davis general manager of St Luke's society responsible for the fire at St Luke's sanitarium. One dozen Engots Wes reeiver and Davis sy mere rearreate a 16H FY a Cr.
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Chicago
Miller
Henry Clark
Davis
St Luke's Society
St Luke’s, Sanitarium
Wes Re Eeiver
Davis Sy Mere
Federation organizer aids Omaha boilermaker strike
R E McLean general organizer of the Federation of Labor arrived in Omaha to assist the Union Pacific boilermaker strike. He said no settlement steps had been taken yet but a Federation union meeting is planned for Sunday to arrange a plan. Representatives from other towns are in the city and expect to meet railroad officials Monday.
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Omaha
R E McLean
Federation of Tabor
Union Pacific
McLean
Pittsburg Declines In Strawboard Combine Charter
Pittsburg will not be represented in the new 36 million strawboard combine chartered under New Jersey laws. The Pittsburg company's failure to join stems from promoters refusing a cash transaction covering the Harties' property and Harties declining to consider other proposals.
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Strawboard Combine
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Pittsburg Company
Harties
Return Vote At Kanawhan Mine Meeting
Eighty nine men at Winifred one of the largest mines in the Kanawhan field voted on returning to work. The meeting produced one negative vote and the manager expects resumption soon. They have been out only a week.
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Charleston
W Vn
Winifred
Kanawhan Field
Maneger Trssting
Oberlin President to be Cowles Chairman of Board
W. Cowles of Cleveland elected chairman of Oberlin College board of trustees, poised to become president of the college and a long term adviser to late President Barrows, as indicated in formal senate motions and campus notices. Panama Canal debate reshapes senate strategy with possible time-limited negotiation terms affecting concurrence in the House. Debate on Philippine civil government bill intensifies after Grosvenor and Mahon invoke Civil War atrocities. voters expected to side with the army in upcoming elections.
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J . W. Cowles
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Barrows
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Oklahoma
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Ind
Iim
Panama Canal
Washington
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Panama Project
Philippines
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Grant
Jackson
Mahon
Andersonville
Libby
Cleveland Bribe Claim Provokes Mayor at Meeting
A Cleveland meeting erupts as Mayor Johnson presides over bribery allegations linked to a gas franchise bid. Contractor Kohl hands over $2000 to the clerk, the accused intermediary, amid claims of an unpartial payment. Daykin faces bribery charges and is detained. police consider bail.
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Kell Os Detty
Ohio Gas Companys
Kohl
Johnson
Fawkin
East Ohio Gas Company
Daykin
Central Police
Free medical advice from Dr Hartman for women patients
A testimonial from Mrs C T Byron of Chicago lauding Peruna remedies for catarrh of the bladder. The notice announces Dr Hartman, a specialist in female catarrhal diseases, will direct treatment at no charge to any applicant during the summer and invites women to apply to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for home consultations and treatment information.
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Elinenin Ave
Husw
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Max
Byron
Hartman
Peruna Medicing Co
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Chic
Election Excitement In Haiti and Jamaica News
June 24. The steamer Patoma reports intense excitement in Haiti as elections approach. Provisional government efforts to keep peace may fail and serious fighting is feared. Also note Cleveland summer plans for a family trip from Buzzard Bay to Princeton.
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Haiti
Kingston
Jamaica
Princetop-ghout
Building Collapsed in Dallas Hotel Inferno
Twenty people are feared trapped after the St James hotel collapsed at Murphy and Main in Dallas. Rescue teams from fire and police worked through the morning to recover victims as guests and staff were reported missing. one known guest, James Nolan, sporting writer, was among the casualties.
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St James Hotel
Murphy
Main
E Fletcher
U Yates
Pelicea
Vatican Reply to Taft in Cardinal Ramíla Note
Vatican replies to William Taft through Cardinal Rampoila secretary to the Vatican regarding instructions from Secretary of War Root. Governor Taft received the note but officials say publication is not appropriate at this stage. Congress adjournment anticipated. week ahead shows focus on odds and ends of legislation. Also reported: a Kansas crime in which Gus Hardin dies after being struck by a stone. white and black mentions. London rumors on Sir Francis Drake relics health.
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Philippine
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