England and Spain seek Anglo Spanish alliance on Monroe Doctrine
London reports a financial source claims England and Spain have formed a treaty of alliance. It would allow Britain to harbor fleets in Spanish Med ports, boost Mediterranean power, influence Cuban policy, and alter balance with France, Italy, and Russia. The correspondent notes potential concessions by Spain in return for support.
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Appeal for Arbitration by Cardinals Gibbons Vaughan and Logue
An Easter Sunday document signed by Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinals Vaughan of Westminster and Logue of Ireland appeals for arbitration instead of war. It follows two letters between Gibbons and his colleagues and was issued on Easter Sunday for the day’s fitting significance.
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Manila Fire Destroys Thousands of Homes in Capital
A massive blaze in Manila, capital of the Philippine Islands, destroys 4,000 houses and leaves about 80,000 homeless. The city houses key public buildings, churches, colleges, a theatre, arsenal, and government palaces, amid fears of recurring earthquakes.
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Mexico backs Monroe doctrine as continental rule
President Diaz of Mexico voices strong support for Monroe doctrine in a congress opening message. He condemns European interference in American republics, urges the United States to aid hemispheric independence, and refrains from detailing methods to implement the policy.
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Condition of Cuba Describes Collapse of Crop and Trade
A Havana dispatch notes Cuba's sugar output this year will total about 130 000 tons, far below the normal 1 000 000, risking a loss around 56 million dollars. Tobacco and other exports shrink. stock and produce exchanges stagnate. basic goods vanish from markets. Gomez’s fate and movements are debated as he seeks rest and health, 250 miles from Havana in contact with Jose Maceo.
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Spanish Atrocities: A State of Affairs to Block the World
A Cleveland report confirms Cuban torture tales after three years in Havana. F H Taylor recounts prisoners strung up by thumbs at Mora castle and left to swarms of flies fed by molasses on their faces. He asserts more tortures occurred in Cuban dungeons.
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Minnesota Court Reverses Rail Consolidation Rule
Washington dispatch reports the U.S. Supreme Court reversed a Minnesota ruling in the Pearsall case, upholding a Minnesota statute that limits railroad consolidation. It supports state power to limit charters to maintain competition between parallel lines. Also notes 5000 casualties in Mount Mocrani clash and French warships ready to sail.
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Carlisle declines presidential nomination bid do party principles first
Secretary Carlisle writes Kentucky Democratic leaders that he will not seek the presidential nomination at Chicago. He cites party principles, monetary policy, and taxation as decisive, preferring to serve in office and seek indorsement for his public course rather than run.
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Lippitt Re-Elected Governor of Rhode Island
With five districts reporting, Governor Lippitt leads in Rhode Island by about 9,447 votes. Result shows Lippitt 25,415, Littlefield 15,688, indicating a substantial Republican victory and a similar plurality to last year.
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Dual Routes Proposed for Lake Superior Canal Link
Government Engineer report to Congress outlines two possible canal routes from Lake Superior to the Mississippi with costs ranging from 7.06 million to 30 million dollars. Allouez bay route favored. barge and steamboat designs cited. Total project timelines span four to ten years depending on route.
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Congress Debates Sundry Civil Bill Across Week
A recap of congressional activity from Monday to Saturday covering house disposal of pages of pundry in the unvit bil, calendar readings on Mr. Peffer’s investigation resolution, and attempts to pass Cuban resolutions. Senate debates postoffice and ocean mail subsidies as well as Dupont case discussion. The week ends with a planned vote on Monday and Senate not in session.
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Conference at Winnipeg Ends With No Accord on School Reform
Dominion and Manitoba officials released the conference text showing a proposed shift to a Nova Scotia or New Brunswick style school system. Manitoba rejected the offer and urged complete secularization with optional daily religious exercises set by trustees. The plan required parental opt out and a daily dismissal fee for objecting pupils, which the Dominion declined, ending the talks.
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Ex-President Harrison Quietly Marries Marg Dimmick
The wedding of ex-President Harrison to Mrs Marg ard Dimmick in New York was a restrained ceremony with fewer than 50 guests. The hour was kept secret to avoid church crowds. The bride wore gray silk faille trimmed with old Honiton lace, an heirloom of the Lord family.
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Market report items from Minneapolis and Chicago markets
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