ADMIRALTY CONGRESS DELAY AND CUBAN RELATIONS IN HIGHEST POLITICS
The World from Washington reports the Cuban belligerency resolutions may gain statutory force if the president fails to act within ten days. Discussions in Congress and among foreign policy leaders surface amid Madrid and Buenos Aires dispatches. Demonstrations at Alcala draw guards and troops deploys as coastal defense plans rise in anticipation of possible conflict. Reports from St Petersburg and Bayona discuss suppression of insurrection in Cuba and battles with insurgents.
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New York
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Congresa
Foreign Committee
Mary Olney
Madrid
Spain
Europe
Caide
Prensa
Clevelan
United States
Alcala
Herald
Armenians Urge Britain to Act Amid Turkish Policy Protests
In London a relief committee protests Turkish plans to expel Christian missionaries from Asi Minor. The Knapp case in Diarbekir draws attention as Armenian leaders urge government action to secure his release and support relief efforts. Clara Barton reports Armenian relief work is firmly established and escalating.
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Armulan Relief
Turkey
Mie Marten
Melis
Lexpos
England
Asi
Daniel Tess
Serine
Lana
Las Barton
Boston
Clara Barton
New England
Ore
Riot at St Landry Leaves Dead and Whipped
A riot in St Landry Parish over registration troubles results in two killed seven wounded and many whipped. Negroes fired upon as they attempted to pass, while white factions demand immediate militia presence. Reports indicate escalating tensions with calls for state troops amid election concerns.
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Svem
Manly
St. Landry Parish
St. Landry
Fortifications and Works of Defense Budget Totals
The House appropriations committees report a fortifications and defense bill covering 1875 to 1886 at $163,500 per annum for one line item and extending to 1888 for two fiscal years, with total 1889-1908 aggregate of $23,439,324 averaging $2,811,128 annually.
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Wasuixotox
House
Haluer
Nemainte
Iest
Cotton Acreage Estimates Across Southern States
The Southern Trade Review reports acreage estimates for 1806 from respondents in all cotton states. The far south faces a small fall in cotton, Tennessee sees little change, Mississippi and Alabama expect notable increases, and the overall rise is modest, with a trend toward diversified crops as frost recovery and land use shift.
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Nasavite
Southern Trade Review
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
The Martha Seized In Violation Of Teatity Laws
A damaged report recounts the Martha’s cruise and a later incident ending with a chase near a lighthouse and a sea pursuit. The fragment notes an arrest Friday and a Sunday night return, with dates in April and a reference to a Spanish eraser and a murder in Baya Tex.
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Ahece
Woman fatally crushed in bicycle accident near Girard Ave
Philadelphia reports describe Cornelia Morse, 80, riding a bicycle from her home at 100 Girard Avenue toward her husband. An oncoming elevator wagon collided as she crossed a streetcar track, killing her instantly and causing a crowd to gather amid the ensuing commotion.
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Cornelia Moren Mtsunk
Philadelphia
Cornelia Morse
Girard Avenue
Jonchem
Democratic Pattison as Democratic Presidential Candidate
The Commercial Gazette prints two communications from Hon. W. G. Harrity, Philadelphia dated, endorsing ex-Governor Robert B. Pattison of Pennsylvania for the Democratic presidency. Harrity says Pattison combines broad views and integrity, with a record free of controversy. He notes Pattison’s prior city and state offices and suggests strong potential for a national leadership.
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Orior Pattison
Pennsylvas
Crossnall
the Commercial Gazette
Philadelphia
W. G. Harrity
Detic Pationsl
Robert B. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Harrity
Pattison
Sony
Gibraltar
Common
Marshall bloodthirsty murder and suicide in Michigan
A Michigan report from Muskegon notes an unknown man shot at William B. C. Sanda, head of Sands and Maxwell Lumber, near his home. Five shots were fired, injuring his right arm. An ensuing dispatch claims Aldred Marshall later identified as the assailant. A separate item from Bulawayo reports Captain Serenete Gifford's arm amputated following a clash. Greek victory in Marathon to Athens long distance race is mentioned.
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Amerus
Htis
Muskecos
Mich
Pentwater
William B. C. S
Sands and Maxwell Lumber Company
Sanda
Mr Randa
Mr. Sanda
Aldred Marshall
Bulawiyo
Lord Gifford
Serenete
Gagrmeal Ife
Ehovider
Gifford
America
United States
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Georgia
Sumter County Loans
D. A. Coleman
Loan and Trust
Omamrin
W. H.C. Dudley, Jr
Ota
Feople
Allens
Catcher Mit
Path Gmic
Deane Raleai
Derery
Dudley
Ametiis Fruly
Ofton
Windsor Hotel
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons
King of Liver
D. H. Zeilin & Co
Aix
Ig Eoee
Nation
Allen & Sheffield
Asksolnay
Cam Brock
Mraxilian
St. Permassuno
Vom |Cial
de St Cerne
Bane
Arate
Gaba
Benes
Bavaya
Nscornof
Armenia
Britain
Balfour
Charleston
L. A. Emerson
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Latter Day Saints
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Embertiemen
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Justice Hart
Dexvma
Colorado
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Marshall Companies
Gov't
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Democratic Timber
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Ariss
Greece
Marathon
Athens
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