Spanish minister Delome blamed for recall rumors
Diplomatic reports in Washington deny recall of Senor Delomé while noting party politics may influence his posting. State Department rejects word that Ramon Williams would be sent to Spain to push a Cuba sales scheme to insurgents and bonds payments.其它 dispatches from Havana describe Weyler’s inspection at Mariel and arrests linked to cartridges at El Lices.
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Wasmsaroy
Senos Dupuy Deloms
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Asdi
Totuan
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United States
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Woyler
Mariel
Echavaria
Ying
Bacon
Charles Leavitt
Prio
Melton
Luis Lay
Regia
Havana
el Lices
Springer
Pearcee
Arbitration shift over Venezuelan question noted
Westminster Gazette and St James Gazette discuss a formal arbitration settlement on the Venezuelan issue. The Monro doctrine is cited as a key point, with Britain’s initial refusals contrasted by a new acceptance of arbitration and potential impact on regional claims. The Globe and Pall Mall Gazette weigh political risks and benefits for Cleveland and Britain.
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Lospex
Westminster Gazette
United States
Marquis of Salisbury
Venezuela
St. James
Schombourgh Line
Guinea
Lord Kimberly
Cleveland
Clney
Great Britain
Pall Mall Gazette
Globe
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Washington
King Oscar II Chosen Fifth Arbiter In Venezuelan Dispute
United States and England would supply four arbitrators while King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway is selected as the final arbiter. If his duties hinder participation, a substitute, likely England's chief justice, may join. Names of other arbitrators to be determined by judicial authorities.
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Sweden
Wasnixntoy
Oscar II
Norway
England
United States
Solicitor General
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Nears Opening
The Tennessee Centennial enterprise reports strong post election momentum with new funds and plans to complete grounds and buildings by the May 1, 1897 opening. Officials aim for a flawless debut, attracting national and foreign exhibits while avoiding past expo debt and delays.
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South
Union
Tennessee
Ohio Coal Operators Plan New Three Year Association
Ohio soft coal carriers in New York announce plans to organize a new three year association. The group will convene in Columbus soon to establish coordinated operations and representation for eastern routes and markets.
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Ohio Coal
New York
Ohio Soft
Columbus
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