Havana News Highlights Cuba Teachers Trip and Autonomist Dissolution
Cuba sees applications pour in as Alexis E. Frye outlines gratis tuition for Harvard summer school attendance by Cuban teachers while noting they must cover their own boards. The Autonomist party formally dissolves, allowing members to join other groups.
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Antonomiat Marty Flods
Unett Greless
Wat Wood
Havana
Alexis E. Frye
Starvard
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Cuba
United States
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Brooks
Irye
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Villalon
Tragic Love Cause End in Poison Attempt Near Farmington Ill
In Farmington Illinois on February 19 Miss Sadie Masters aged 40 and Meredith White aged 48 and 19 were lovers without parental consent. After a quarrel at a dance they were found unconscious from morphine. The girl Sadie Masters died while Meredith White recovered.
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Peoria
Sadie
Masters
Meredith Wii
Hall
Tali
Fairbanks Declines Cabinet Offer as McKinley Seeks Re‑Election
Indianapolis reports a high-placed source says Secretary Day’s cabinet post was offered to Senator Fairbanks, who chose to stay in the Senate. The vacancy remains open for Maltbanks should he decide to accept, with consideration likely if McKinley is re‑elected. Senator Reveridge arrived to visit his ailing wife and returned to Washington.
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May Ho
Mer Kinley
Indianapolis
Day
Fairbanks
McKinley
Senate
Treveridge
Washington
Florida
Irish political incident and Mayo vacancy in Parliament
Across London and Madison reports two parliamentary vacancies and a North Mayo race overshadowed by John McBride. John O Dowd, released after two months, is the likely nationalist candidate alongside a South Sligo vacancy. Separate items note a Cluuppens Valley railroad formation in Wisconsin and a Sioux City murder case, plus a Keankakee shooting and university death. dauphin a fundraiser for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.
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John McBride
North Mayo
Michael Davitt
McBride
John O'Dowd
Sligo
United Irish League
Nlso
South Sligo
Publicity bill on trusts aims to reveal profits and officers
An extraordinary trust bill, crafted by Professor Jenks at Cornell and urged by Governor Roosevelt, would require full public disclosure of trust and corporate affairs. It allows unrestricted incorporation but mandates registered offices, annual reports, and open stock ledgers, with clear statements on promoters, shares, and compensation.
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Gaza
Albany
Jenks
Cornell College
Roosevelt
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Allds
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Ther Srevinen
Bing
Aston
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Muder Dhe
Smmual
Sant
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Dsewil Ae
Senate to review attorney general report on savings associations
The senate received a completed opinion from the attorney general on whether building and loan and life and savings associations violate law and how their methods stack up for equity. The report condemns the system used by these associations but cites no specific company or group.
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Des Moles
Senate
Hemley
Short-Lived Romarue Divorce Suit Begins in Sioux City
Avelin Burns Gibbs sues Frank Gibbs in Sioux City after a one year marriage to a Harvard student. They wed without her father-in-law’s consent, and accuse each other of discord as they worked in Sioux City. she asserts ill treatment and separation for months. Also noted, a surge in railway car demand with American Car and Foundry expanding to rebuild 200 coal cars for Ohio Southern and orders for Central Traffic Association.
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Disoree Corte
Hawkeye State
Sioux City
Avelin Burns Gibbs
Frank
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Harvard
New York
Indianapolis
American Car and Foundry Company
Ohio Southern Railway
Fonds
Trafic Associaton
Conference Committee Meats Over Currency Bill Debate
Washington February 19 The Republican conference committee negotiating the financial bill held a lengthy session with Secretary Gage present to offer views. No conclusion was reached on the bill or any provision as members debated general principles and sharp differences persisted between house and senate proposals. The house favored restructuring the situation while the senate stood by its measure. Proposals opposing the bi metallic section and the refunding clause were noted and no agreement was advanced.
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Washington
Gage
House
Senate
House Conferrees
Senator Clark on the Stand in Clark Case Montana Senator Testifies on Big Campaign Spending
Washington reports Senator Clark testified he spent about 115000 dollars on ultimate campaign expenses. The Montana Supreme Court figure Brantley described being approached by Minister Marth, tied to a sectarian college in Deer Lodge, and a letter from W. A. Clark regarding behavior of Judge Brantley. A long clipping notes unrelated local items and miscellaneous medical notes.
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Washington
Clark
Spemilng
Clef Tustlee Brantley
Montana Supreme Court
A. B. Marth
Deer Lodge
Mont
Justice of the Supreme Court
W. A. Clark
Broutley
Cure for La Grippe Promoted by Warner’s Tar Syrup
An old advertisement touts Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as a cure for la grippe. It claims the remedy can cure in 24 hours when taken properly and promises relief from coughing. Sold by Prander Hackratt, druggists, at two prices.
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Prander Hackratt
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chigagi
Snow and high winds hit New York as war, deaths, and deeds unfold
News items recount seven inches of snow in New York with high winds, global honors awarded to the Turkish sultan, deaths of photographer Alme Du Pont and judge Richard A Buckner, a 5 percent glass price rise by Pittsburg Glass, and Cuban teachers to Harvard summer school. Other notes cover gas fatalities in Chicago, sympathy for Boers, and various medical remedies from Chamberlain's and King's Life Pills.
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Loubet
France
Order of Nichamnimtiaz
Turkey
Alme du Pont
United States
Pitlsburg Mate Glasa Company
Glnas
Virginia
Charmberlain
W. JH. Sorpleten
Herminie
Salpy
Joan Nix
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health Against Pneumonia
The ad urges readers to recognize danger signals of pneumonia bronchitis or consumption and asks if they lack vitality. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best remedy to fortify the system and prevent illness rather than using it as a last resort.
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Atin Nix
Scott
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