Republicans to Hold a Porto Rico Caucus Drafts Amendments
Washington March 13 Republican senators plan a caucus after Senate adjournment to settle Porto Rico questions. Senator Foraker, leading the bill, issued amendments aimed at pleasing both free traders and tariff advocates, while preserving tariff policies and civil government principles.
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Funds for State Militia Raise Call for $2,000,000 Year
Adjutants general of state military organizations met in Wasimoxoron to seek larger congressionally provided sums. Current annual $400,000 for militia supply and arms would be increased to fully equip units. They urge a nationwide program to put militia on a footing ready for any federal call.
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Allen Denies Repudiation of Silver Coinage Policy
In Washington on March 13 Mr. Allen of Nebraska challenged impressions about his stance on free coinage, denying remarks attributed to a New York editor and rejecting claims that he supported a 16 to 1 rate for gold and silver. The day also saw Alabama relief aid moves and a large Republican state convention in progress.
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Lung disease and the promise of recovery through nature
The piece contrasts a wounded soldier with a consumptive patient and argues for natural healing aided by a nostrum from Hage sons press. It claims lung tissue repair follows nature’s process and warns against false cures promoted by some druggists.
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United States Proposes Mediation in South Africa Crisis
The United States offered mediation to Britain at the request of President Kruger and President Steyn to end the Anglo Boer War. Henry White met Lord Salisbury, who declined the mediation, with France and Russia favoring restraint and suggesting Germany or McKinley initiate talks. Britain reaffirmed no support for recognizing independence of the South African republics.
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Democratic Convention Date Unlikely to Move from July Fourth
Kansas Orry March 14 details show a Democratic subcommittee will not change the July 4 convention date without full committee consent. The discussion followed railroad liaison and stressed no alteration to the established date. Ex Governor Stone of Missouri hinted at a Republican renomination scenario with McKinley favored by acclaim.
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Steel MII Bells to Trust For a Big Consideration
The Actua Standard mill, bought late last year by National Steel, has sold its holdings for 5 million dollars to the American Steel company. The deal marks a price rise of about 4 million, with the new trust to be led by the former Standard president in the same role.
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March of Roberts Still Unopposed
Telegraphs report Lord Roberts advancing on Bloemfontein with cavalry at 4 miles south and railway disruptions. Prisoner taken, telegraph line cut, and heavy casualties reported as forces push toward the Orange Free State capital. entry expected late today or tomorrow amid stiff resistance and French reinforcement.
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Mafeking Siege Worsens Suffering As Relief Delayed
A Times dispatch from Mafeking dated March 5 reports extreme siege distress. Garrison use of horn and bread from bore forage, scarce water, dysentery and diphtheria in men and women, daily deaths in the women’s laager, native starving, and terrorized children. Bricks fields area still under enemy pressure despite some relief to a nearby area.
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Enormous steel plant contract announced
Canada to build one of the largest steel plants in the world after Wellman Lever Eng design and Nickel Steel of Hamilton sign a contract. The facility will have a 2600 ton daily capacity with a billet rail mill and two other units planned.
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Kentucky Legislature Near End As Peace Holds Firm
Kentucky legislators end the day without state troops. a night session is likely to secure final adjournment. Debate centers on Governor Beckham militia reorganization funds, with parties hopeful for quick completion. Governor Taylor remains in the fray, refusing interviews as fate of his governorship awaits legislative action.
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Williams Is Again Released in Clarke County Case
Sheriff of Clarke County reports Williams released on bond after arrest on Sunday afternoon. Georgians allege Fulton County officials acted without knowledge of Sheriff Shasit. Nelma Gibson confirms Williams left the state for safety. Filipinos Still Show Fight as Mantua dispatch describes actions near Aparri and a Seventh Regiment company leaving.
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Postoffice Fire Report and Robbery Noted
Officials at the post office inspectors headquarter in the city were notified of an order and a fire incident with missing contents. The report mentions a robbery last night and a loss of food and stump quantity tied to the incident.
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