Reciproc ity Dilemma Divides Republican Cuba Pact Faction
Washington June 16 Republicans debate reciprocity with Cuba as a caucus of GOP senators looms. Beet sugar leaders push to block the senate bill while some fear no caucus will occur. Talks of a Cuba treaty with Palma and Roosevelt surface as an exit option.
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Lemly to be retired as judge advocate general
Washington reports the naval retiring board has condemned Captain Lemly and the president will retire him soon. Lemly is at Salem North Carolina where his sister died shortly after his arrival from Washington. He may stay in the advocate general’s office on Chandler law designation until a permanent policy is set.
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Hobson Applies for Three Month Leave of Absence
Washington June 16 Constructor Hobson asked Secretary Moody for a three month leave of absence due to eye condition. He serves on special duty at Elizabethport New Jersey. Moody granted the leave and if no improvement is seen he will face a retiring board and possible retirement.
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Murderers sentenced in Colville case and Northport bar tender case
Ernest Luetz received twenty years in prison and costs for shooting neighbor Kane over farm boundaries near Northport. J E Cromey the Northport bartender got seventeen years for shooting Hal Lyons during February labor troubles, plus costs.
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Spanish Minister to Cuba Appointed
Madrid June 16 announces the government will appoint a minister to the Cuban republic.
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Senate Passes London Dock Charges Bill and Panama Route Debate
The Senate approved the London dock charges bill after a lengthy debate, with strong support for the Panama route from Mr. Cullom and Mr. Kittredge. A conference motion on army appropriations faced vigorous opposition and was withdrawn. Additional actions included setting a war accounts request and reaffirming liability clauses in carrier bill and food safety measures.
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Cuban envoy Gonzales de Quesada Presented Credentials to Roosevelt
Senor Gonzales de Quesada arrived at the White House escorted by Secretary Hay to deliver his Cuban envoy credentials. The exchange blended formal remarks with cordial, personal notes as both leaders pledged closer US Cuba relations and mutual interest in prosperity. Secretary Hay recalled decades of effort toward Cuba’s independence and future collaboration.
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First Minister of Cuba Recognized by North President
Today the Cuban first minister received formal recognition from the president of the United States. The ceremony marked a diplomatic milestone with discussions expected on trade aid and regional cooperation.
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Kilauea Remains Active With Visible Lava Flows
Reports from Hawaii state Kilauea’s eruption continues with lava rising in Halemaumau and visible flame. The active crater sits in a basin seven to eight miles wide with steep surrounding rims, drawing many to plan visits to witness the spectacle.
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Secret Root assumes responsibility for Gomez payments in Cuba
Government sources defend two year old payments to General Gomez by General Wood during the Cuban occupation as necessary and proper. They note Cuban congress support and that Congress was informed of Gomez's payments in a full Cuba expense statement.
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Global coal output in 1900 dominated by three nations
In 1900 world coal production reached about 757,009,000 tons. About 616,000,000 tons were supplied by three countries: United States 240,695,917. Great Britain 225,181,300. Germany 149,501,000 metric tons.
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