New York Chamber Urges Trade Ties With Cuba
A Cuban delegation led by Malina addressed the New York Chamber of Commerce advocating stronger commercial links. The speaker urged a reciprocal treaty to boost U S exports, seek a large tariff reduction on Cuba’s sugar and tobacco, and press Congress for favorable terms and reduced duties.
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York
Tamms Estrada
Etvct
Neiw
York Entiiie
Aly
Malina
Mtosvis I
Jes
Ani Sur
Yam
Cube
America
United States
Chamber of Rammerce
New York
Congress of the United States
House
Committee On Ways and
Senor Palina
Limani
Kranda DB
Thurber
Overcoats Sell At Fifteen Dollars Each
An ad notes coats priced at 15 dollars each while another line shows 20 dollars. The fragment suggests promotional pricing for outerwear.
Educational system hailed as key to prosperity at special meeting
Albert Mosley, an English commissioner visiting the United States to study trade conditions, told the chamber that education forms the foundation of national prosperity. Charles H. Schwab, president of United States Steel, was elected a member at today’s meeting.
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Albert Mosley
United States
Charles H. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Wes
Meetag
Mystery of Samart Collin Death Solved in Cave Case
The death of Samart Collin, found in a cave near Baltimore Lake on an April afternoon, was solved. Clyda Pott confessed and police say the boy was hypnotized into biting himself with a razor, then blocked the cave mouth with rocks.
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Balt Lake
Samart Collin
Nin
CNR Etty Orl
Clyda Pott
Thei
Koll
Felt
Local tragedy reported with unclear names and causes
Fragmentary report notes several individuals found dead at a residence. Text hints at a possible murder suicide or family tragedy but lacks coherent details on names, dates, or suspects. Further readable facts are minimal and uncertain in the source.
The Story of Their Crime
Lieutenant Woolton an Australian sentenced to penal servitude for safety and the Australians offered were sentenced to death for robbing with Boers traveling to surrender. He gives an account of the affair. One of the Australians murdered by Boers. A wartime court martial shot two of the Australians after Imperial revision.
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Lonnten
Woolton
Tlmg
I Enghihd
Austratiana
Lem
Buford Herald Reports Two Major Railroad Projects
The Buford Herald notes two new railroad initiatives altering the western and southwestern map. One would build a line from Fort Worth to Galveston, the other involves purchasing the Colorado and Southern to extend the Clear Creek branch across the range through Middle Park and Routt counties. Officials say surveys for the Galveston line are under way and the Dallas to Galveston route may become the sole link.
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Chicago
Buford-Herald
Torl Worth
Galveston
Colorado & Southern
Clear Creek
Middle Park
Routt Counties
Cola
Denver
Salt Lake City
Uyut
Dallas
Tex
Eight Hour Bill Clears House Labor Committee
The House Committee on Labor ordered an favorable report on the eight hour bill for government contracts. The measure, strongly backed by labor groups and opposed by major shipbuilding and ordnance firms, was approved without a roll call. Chairman Gardner will present the report.
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Washington
House Committee of Labor
Acinor
Shipbuilding
Ordnance
Gardner
Agreement Reached Between Loftus Family and The Alhambra
In London April an agreement was reached between Crcella Loftus vaneger and the Alhambra theater. Mike Loftus will appear at the Lycsura theater in Angst. If she returns to music hall, Alhambra will have the first rink to her services. Misa Tattus had Uwe contracts to appear in Lorton at the same time. Gabe was with Sir Henry Irving to appear in Aus. She bound herself to May at the Athansbra music ball.
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London
Crcella Loftus
Vaneger
Alhambra Theater
Mike Loftus
Lycsura
Music Hall
Alhambra
Misa Tattus
Uwe
Lorton
Gabe
Sir Henry Irving
May
Athansbra
Meeting of Service Men in Springfield Adopts Officers
The Pacific Northwest gathering of Spanish War veterans adjourned after electing officers. George Moulton of Wines served as commander in chief with James C. Aield as commander and TJ Thompson as adjutant general. A Council of Administration was chosen, including officers from California Illinois New York and Colorado.
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Springfield
George Mr. Moulton
Wines
James C. Aield
Thompson
California
Sherman Dell
Colorado
Seelect Olicers
Uber
W. Lee Capper
Linois En Geerse Gilbart
New York
Sarmont Seen as Likely Successor to Powterly
Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Wyemon arrived this evening and will have an interview with President Roosevelt tomorrow. Empression holds that Sargent intends to accept the tender of appointment as commissioner of immigration to succeed Mr Powterly, though final decision awaits tomorrow’s conference.
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Watlington
Frank
Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wyemon
Roosevelt
Powterly
Kolghits
Lax Hor
Denver & Northwestern Railway Incorporation Legalized
The Denver and Northwestern Railway company filed articles of incorporation today. The route extends to the Colorado state line and includes the previously published Middle Park and Routt counties.
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Denver
Colo
Denver& Northwestern Railway Company
Colorado
Rust
Middle Park
Army Promotions Reported From Washington
Washington April 4 Cal army promotions announced Maj Gen Filvharda Maj N T Hull and Lt Col W J Yowell promoted in the Marine Corps Maj Meade named general by brevet and other officers listed in the dispatch.
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Cal
Meade
Beavet
Marine Corps
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Cnlonel
N. T. Hull
W. JT. Yowell
Traffic collision on Kinby Street causes injuries in Portland
A street car accident near Kinby Street in Portland left a person injured. Witnesses describe a caldett and tenlin latimer involved as another car derailed and collided, causing damage to both vehicles and forcing emergency response.
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Portland
Gre
Caldett
Latimér
Paysale Codante
Aled Tata
Aent
Aridge
Governor Heard Statement Provokes Federal Inquiry
A long governor's statement is examined by the U S Department of State with intent to obtain a formal opinion from the attorney general. The discourse concerns alleged British camp activities near Chalmette below New Orleans and shipments to Horses, Yves Muck, fodder, and provisions from Chalmette.
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Agri J—Beerdtaty Nay
Lowslinn
Mormun
Chalmygtte
New Orleans
State Department
Loul
Sland
Cholmette
Uilskanylder
Orahu
Remount Chief Stewart Denies British Camp Near New Orleans
Major General Sir Hiew ard Stewart in charge of the remount service arrived in St. Louis. He denied reports that a British military camp existed near New Orleans and said he knew nothing of any Goer plot to kidnap British edlers. He noted shipments of horses and mules to Britain but called them not a camp.
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Sir Hieward ©. Stewart
Hiidlen
Ujion Buwk
New
United States
New Orleans
England
West Indies deal testimony notes and repudiation letter
Testimony recounts alleged scheme involving Christmas, Dusruats, and a $350 000 payment from exported compensation. A repudiation letter from Christine to Richard Bruns distances from Sam and swindlers, citing attorney Tischer Trison and claims of exposure to “gigantic sciences.”
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Iter
Dusruats
Sherifimay
Medévans
Washington
Etats
Christine
Ryans
Frans
New York
Richard P. Bruns
Escher Hanson
Sam
Tischer Tnison
Massive Atlantic City fire destroys dozens of boardwalk hotels
A two hour blaze along the Atlantic City beachfront from Travis Avenue to New York Avenue destroyed twelve hotels and many booths and cottages. Losses top $750,000 with most uninsured. Philadelphia and Camden fire engines aided, keeping the spread from destroying the town entirely. No deaths. several residents and guests injured or distressed.
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Atlantic City
Travis Avenue
New York
Tarleton
Vicilmg
James A. Brady
South House
David Jean
Deug- Mist
Mitiss & Krazit
Haines
Florist
Chinnawora & Co
Ching Hop Hing
John D. Ilcott
Partrid & Medardson
Women's Exchange
Fecal Fire Department
Philadelphia
Camden
City
Pennsylvania Railway
Rep Contractor Scandal Ties Island Sale to Congress
Testimony details alleged improper payments linked to a plan for selling Great Tridian Islands. Witnesses including Melville Stone of the Press Association and attorneys described contracts, bribe offers, and denials concerning congressional figures and press involvement.
Fence to Guard International Boundary Between Canada and Montana
Special dispatch reports a parched wire fence planned along the international line between Canada and Montana. Captain Dern says $10,000 is allotted by the government, with Spencer Brothers and Montana cattlemen funding an equal amount. The barrier aims to stop cross border cattle smuggling once common in the area.
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Great Pass
Appell
Canada
Montana
Dern
Northwest Maugref
Spencer Brothers
Moniata
Spencer Brrothers
Bouton & St. Louisa Cattle Company
Sperker
Ines
Danish West Indies Sale Treaty Stalls in Copenhagen
An all day executive session in the Danish upper house failed to resolve the treaty for selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. Reports from Washington indicate Congress may require a plebiscite provision before endorsement.
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Copenhagen
Tun Tendathing
United States
Richardson Faces Indignation Over Leaked State Secrets
A tense scene centers on a man named Richardson with materials for his revelations. In a loose bag, he prepares to discuss immending those members accused of revealing state secrets, stirring concern and calls for accountability.
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Man Richardson
Christman Repudiated in Copenhagen Audience Refused
An official note in Copenhagen states the Tisnigh ministry dissociated itself from Captain Christman. The premier Denitzer refused to meet Christman and decline to receive his report on negotiations for the sale of the Danish West Indies.
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Congress
Melville J. Stone
Ted Press
Catrell
Stona
Christmas
Dalzel
Association
Stone
Tere
Tre
Stone Aditad
Igainst
Moat Superlinensie
Copenhagen
Christmaas
August R. Reinert
Nuing
Reinert
Tisnigh
Christman Theatter
Denitzer
Christmna
Danish West Indies
Memorial Window Unveiled for D Orley Carte in Chau Roya
A memorial window in the Chau Roya Savoy parish was unveiled today in honor of the late D Orley Carte. The ceremony was held in the presence of the widow and a large gathering of friends.
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Lamon
Sir Henry Trying
D'Orley Carte
Chau Roya
Savoy
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