Proctor Pushes Free Trade Clause in Senate Puerto Rico Bill
Senatorial debate centers on a Puerto Rican tariff bill with Proctor urging free trade terms. The discussion covers interstate commerce amendments, proposals from Spooner and others, and resistance to discriminatory rate practices. Names include Depew Dousman Hacline Bacon and Pettus. The speech challenges majority views on sovereignty and commerce.
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Spooner
Depew
Lawrence D. Bailey
Oklahoma
Morrill
Pepermnans
Exeter Sesadeo Senate
United States
Tion
New York
H. F. Dousman
Chicago Board of Trade
Edward Ie Hacline
Milwall
Langle
Langed Tasi
United State
Bacon
Opsition Sion
of Ien
Proctor
Pettus
Alabama
European Recruits for the Boer Army Rise in Delagontay Aid
The Boers draw strength from Europe and beyond with about 8,000 recruits since the war began, many from Europe and some from America and Australia. Reports describe ships and routes to Durban and Lorenzo Marquez as crowds push for transport, while Botha and his army claim a hard won victory at Spionkop shaping Natal’s campaign.
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War Office
Europe
Naples
Durban
Teave
Lorenzo Marquez
Botha
Spionkop
Ladysmith
A. Arkon
Natal
Jouhaote
Spienkop
British Repulsed at Fourteen Streams and Warrenton
Boers report repulse of British at Fourteen Streams north of Warrenton Cape Colony with British evacuation. Queen Victoria sends sympathy to General Joubert’s widow. General Jonbert’s funeral held in Pretoria with full honors. Tennessee ore deposit discovery near Friendsville announced. Paper ball incident at session of the chamber of deputies. Memphis editor Frederick Souttioy noted in Mexico.
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Warrenton
Cape Colony
Luspex
Queen Victoria
Roberta
Joubert
Wright
Mexims
Frederick
Souttioy
Memphis Ay Oa Eae
Bricklayers Resist to Wage Cut in San Francisco Strike Threat
San Francisco March 30 War looms between the International Union of Bricklayers and Masons and the San Francisco Bricklayers' Association over a wage reduction. On April 1 the international union will cut standard wages to the local rate. The local association vows to resist the decrease and align with the building trades, with a pledge that none of its men will work on projects where the international union is involved. The dispute signals growing tension within the union ranks and possibly a broader labor clash.
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International Union of Bricklayers and Masons
San Franisco Bricklayers’ Association
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Od Rod Es
Torches Ignite Powder Mill Amidst Turbulent Clash
A fragmentary report describes a torch igniting a powder mill, followed by disordered scenes and unclear casualties. The text references Giles and a fiasco, with mentions of a punch and chaotic actions at an unidentified site.
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Steunenberg on Witness Stand at Corruption Inquiry
Governor Steunenberg resumed testimony at the Coeur d’Alene investigation led by Representative Sulzer. He recalled meeting in May and urged General Merriam to order troops to Shoshone County amid insurrectionary conditions. He cited labor activity and claimed responsibility for troop deployment, noting others’ roles and the broader context of unrest over the past decade. Also brief items: a Savannah prize case and the death of Jacob Homenberg.
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Wasnixotox
Steunenberg
Couet d'Alene
Sulzer
Merriam
Shoshone County
Supreme Com
Geamwl
Bartlett Sinclair
Snthorksy
Althonis
Ixokae
Warren
Nicaragua Costa Rica Near War Boundary Tensions Rise
March 30 report from Maxacua Nicaragua states hostilities could erupt at any moment between Nicaragua and Costa Rica and El Salvador. The piece describes potential offensive or defensive actions and mentions possible outcomes of a conflict in the region.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Maxacua
Salvador Des Wiethse
Broughton Fatal Error After Wood Alcohol Incident
Daniel Broughton of Lyons died and John McEachern sank toward death after both drank wood alcohol from mislabeled bottles while a painter worked on Broughton’s store. The two men, notable in the community, died hours apart despite physicians’ efforts. Also reports: outlaw Charlie Nelson on trial for murder in Selma and Banks shot in Mississippi. Pensacola ships New York and Texas in harbor operations. Allen Fuller baptized in jail before hanging.
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Daniel Broughton
John McEachern
Jon
Rotoretch
Roos
McEachern
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