Democrats Backing Philippine Policy Strengthens Party
Washington, March 2. Democrats in congress praise the house caucus action as strengthening the party and affirm a policy denying permanent colonial rule over the Philippines. The preamble, written by Bailey of Texas, aligns with the Galveston stance, urging government by consent of the governed and transfer of control to a legitimate independent government when feasible. General Wheeler receives praise, with no criticism from colleagues, as Democrats pledge loyalty to soldiers amid ongoing campaigns.
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Compromise on Nicaragua Canal Bill Nears Agreement
Indications from a conference on river and harbor appropriations suggest a compromise amendment for a Nicaragua canal project. A proposed $5,000,000 appropriation would authorize presidential investigation of both routes and authorize start of work and contracts if the best route is found, though opposition may modify the plan.
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Remains of Lord Herachelt Returned to England
Fragmentary text notes the remains of Lord Herachelt may be transported back to England. The brief entry mentions a ceremonial or logistical action with an unspecified date and location, reflecting a possible imperial or naval context.
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Judge Shelby Confirmed for Fifth Circuit Seat
Washington March 2 The senate confirmed Judge Shelby as judge of the circuit court for the fifth judicial circuit. Senator Bacon announced support and urged delay to gather proofs, but said charges lacked foundation. He noted wide support from Alabama senators, Georgia bar, and citizens, and the committee reported the case favorably.
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Mahon Still Absent Delays Moore Robbery Trial
New York March 2 with Martin Mahon missing the trial of Mrs. Fayce Strahan Moore for alleged badger game robbery. Session adjourned to March 27. Assistant DA McIntyre vows to mobilize detectives to locate Mahon. Court lowers Moore’s bail from 7000 to 3000 dollars.
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Gomez Wants Cuban Troops and Reduction of Havana
General Maximo Gomez urged Governor General Brooke to cut the American army of occupation to 19,000, keeping 10,900 Cuban troops under the military government. The Cuban military assembly met at Marianao with presiding General Andrade in a stormy private session over accepting the US tender of 3,000 dollars. seventeen favor acceptance, no final decision reached, next meeting planned at Carrac.
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Re-Enforcements for Otis Ordered by War Department
Washington March 2 the secretary of War orders six regiments to reinforce General Otis in Manila. Sixth Infantry from San Antonio, Sixth Artillery along the Atlantic coast, Ninth Infantry at Madison Barracks, Thirteenth Infantry in New York, Twenty-first Infantry at Plattsburg, Sixteenth Infantry at Fort Crook and west posts. Troops to prepare for voyage to San Francisco and Manila. aim to replace volunteers with regulars if conditions allow. War Department notes possible return of volunteers if peace allows, else continued deployment. Regulars bring combat experience from Cuba and Puerto Rico campaigns to Manila command.
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MRS CLARK ATTEMPTS TO HARM HER FAMILY IN TENNESSEE
Chattanooga Tenn March report states Leo Clark a widow near Rhea Springs with three children attempted poisoning by puttting poison in coffee to kill herself and children no motive known condition described as precarious ongoing.
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Pope’s health wavers as recovery teeters amid temperature drop
Rome reports Pope’s condition fluctuating with a fall in temperature and doctors restricting access to his chamber. He defies rest, attempting to rise and signaling strong will against medical advice, while physicians monitor his progress and debate recovery prospects. His Holiness expresses interest in preserving a cyst for study once well.
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Pope Affirms Real Americanism Amid Misleading Claims
Rome reports the pope rejected charges against Americanism, stating such misrepresentations never reflected U S conditions. He reviewed letters from Archbishop Ireland and Cardinal Rampolla, indicating the pope did not condemn genuine Americanism and that American bishops would denounce false claims.
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Tributes in Lords for Baron Herschell death
London march 2 in the house of lords premier lord balisbury spoke of the death of Baron Herschell representative of Great Britain on the joint American British Canadian commission at Washington. He called it an irreparable loss praising his popularity and sacrifice and work toward a successful conclusion. The earl of Kimberly also paid tribute to the memory of the deceased statesman.
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Snow Storm Paralyzes Colorado Railroads West of Leadville
Snow began at midnight Sunday and shows no abating as railroads west of Leadville remain completely tied up with few trains eastbound. Business and laborers faced discouraging outlook as storms hit Breckenridge, Dillon, Kokomo, Rabacat, Dickey, Wheeler. volunteers organized to move provisions from Leadville toward Climax and surrounding areas.
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Prize Money Divided and Doubt Checks Sent to Mambera
Prize money is reportedly divided among officials as doubt lingers over theGrews. Reports indicate checks have been mailed to Mambera of Grew, though details remain unclear.
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Kipling Improves After Night of Rest in New York
Reports from New York on March 2 indicate Rudyard Kipling has made satisfactory progress over the past day. A single bulletin noted he has a light fever, remains comfortable and weak, and that his recovery is advancing. His two daughters are not seriously affected. Dr Janeway may not return tonight as Kipling improves rapidly.
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Gunboat Vixen Sent to Aid Dewey in Philippines
Washington reports Admiral Dewey pressing Navy for fast light craft to navigate Philippine waters. Vixen ordered to Norfolk for immediate outfitting and sailing to Manila in about four months. Castine and Princeton head that direction though small craft remain inadequate. Dewey seeks all possible assistance for shallow water skirmishing and harbor runs.
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Reina Mercedes Raised and to Be Towed to Havana
The Reina Mercedes, sunk in Bantago harbor during Sampson’s June bombardment, has been raised and pumped out. After limited repairs she will likely be towed to Havana. In Santiago, February estimates fell from 70 000 to 3 000 and total expenditures for last month were dissolved by Havana authorities.
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Rebels Fire on Americans in Manila Action at Guadeloupe Church
Rebels fired on American outposts beyond San Pedro Macati from Guadeloupe church walls. A gunboat advanced 30 yards beyond lines and drove off the enemy with gatlings. No casualties reported. General Miller ordered to quarter troops in Manila public buildings with changes not to exceed 41 dollars, funded from public revenues in money.
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President McKinley May Visit Thomasville For Rest
Senator Hanna invites President McKinley to join a rest trip to Thomasville Georgia next week if public business allows. The visit aims at recreation after long Spanish American War strain. Hanna does not expect to depart before late next week. Meanwhile in Chattanooga speakers discuss Bryan banquet topics with 400 covers already reserved for March 24.
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General Toral Held for Court Martial in Cuba Surrender
Madrid March 2 General Toral who led Spanish forces at Santiago de Cuba has been arrested and imprisoned awaiting trial by court martial on the charge that he capitulated to General Shafter at Santiago July 1898.
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Sampson and Somley Cases in Executive Session
Washington March 2 The Senate met in executive session to discuss the Gimpson Kelley seats with Butler proposing to consider Admiral Schley’s nomination separately, but no quorum existed so the body entered open session. The pending motion will be pressed at the next executive session. Most of the session was devoted to unobjected nominations.
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Eggs Bring 1 60 Per Dozen From Savannah To Havana
A Savannah dealer shipped eggs to Havana for 1.60 a dozen after a blizzard cut supply. Havana prices were 0.05 per egg then, and the dealer paid 2.40 per dozen in a roundabout reply. The shipment was sent despite the high local price and logistical issues.
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Gigantic Casket Trust Forms in Buckeys State
March 3 report from Sanctuaky Ohio notes a gigantic casket trust forming to raise burial costs. It says many factories run at little profit due to cut rates, and prices will be ruled immediately after the trust is organized, with deaths three months after this date expected to pay more.
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Death of Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd in London
The Very Rev Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd known as A bent B B died after accidentally drinking carbolic lotion instead of medicine. He was born November 3 1635 in Scotland and authored The Recreations of a Country Parson The Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson and The Last Years.
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Texas Representative Crawford Dies in Washington
Representative John W. Crawford of Texas's fourth district died in Providence Hospital Washington at midnight from heart disease and complications. He was about thirty six, serving his first term in Congress. A lawyer by trade, he had twice been elected to the state senate and served as president pro tempore of the twenty second senate.
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Absorption of Kentucky Distilleries Mirrors Market Shift
Cauleville Kentucky March 2 The Anderson and Nelson Company warehouses delivered distillery assets and brands to the Kentucky Distilleries Warehouse Company for 500000 pounds in cash and property. This marks the first transaction in the absorption of Kentucky distilleries by the acquiring company.
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Anderson’ & Nelson Company
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Kentucky
Beef court hearing reveals canned meat horror and conflicts
Washington March 2 witnesses from volunteer regiments testified about army canned roast beef in Cuba and Porto Rico. Walters claimed worms and putrid odor. others described slimy texture, lack of nutrition, and varied experiences with rations. The court debated counsel for General Miles as proceedings edge toward a settlement and future testimony in the beef inquiry.
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