Cuban Relief Pushed Amid Sugar Tariff Debate
The article outlines a heated discussion over relief for Cuban sugar amid proposed tariff changes. It cites arguments that further reductions would benefit Cuban planters and hurt American refineries, noting claims on refinery share of sugar and the Brussels agreement’s impact on production and competition with Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozionda
Treasury
Uban
Leavitt
Havemeyer
United States
Brussels
England
Cuba
Leaght
Primary in Glynn County narrows race in May election
Brunswick Ga May 14 The democratic primary for county officers in Glynn County is set for tomorrow with tight races chief among them the senatorial contest between Judea A J Cravatt and former Representative W F Symoris. Supporters claim victory on eve of voting as other races for sheriff tax collector coroner treasurer and county commissioners remain highly competitive with several unopposed incumbents.
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Brunswick
Glynn
Judea A. J. Cravatt
W. F. Symoris
W. H. Bertle
J. W. Owens
J. E. Dubberly
T. 8. Ferguson
Jennings
H. W. Turner
Lee
F. M. Bearlett
Eustace C. Butts
Representa
H. F. duBignon
Superior
Hiram J. Read
Loubet Welcomed in Brest After Paris Departure
President Loubet arrived in Brest on his way to St. Petersburg and was greeted by cheering crowds. At a luncheon he praised France as unanimously republican and urged deputies to honor electoral promises without royalist or imperialist aims.
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Creers
Loubet
Brest
France
Paris
St. Petersburg
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery testimonial
A testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery strengthens weak stomach nerves and blood, with no alcohol or narcotics. Mrs Helen Hardgrove of Bangs Ohio says four bottles cured her lung and throat troubles and rheumatic pains, restoring energy. The ad notes a free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer via stamps.
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Dr. Pierce
Orsons
Helen Hardgrove
Bangs
Knox. Co
Moore
Roosevelt Lays Corner Stone for McKinley Memorial College
President Roosevelt presided at the May 14 ceremony outside Washington for the McKinley Memorial Ohio College of Government at the American University site. Senator Hanna spoke with emotion, praising McKinley and Ohio's role. Secretary Hay and Bishop Mallalela attended. Roosevelt praised the Methodist link and the college to teach government, then laid the cornerstone and prepared for relics in a zinc box.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley Memorial
Ohio College of Government
The
American University
District of Columbia
Dotliver
Idwa
Hanna
Wiliam McKinley
Nisirs
Ita
McKinley
Ohio
Efe
Hay
MacFarland
F. M. Bristol
America
West
Great American Republic
Abraham Lincoln
H. BR. Naylor
Queen Wilhelmina in Strong Health. Bulletins Cease
In The Hague on May 14 the royal health is described as excellent and normal. Regular bulletins on Queen Wilhelmina's condition will cease to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
the Hague
Panama Canal Debate Fueled by Recent Caribbean Quakes
Washington notes that French scientists favoring the Panama route argue minimal volcanic risk near Panama while Nicaragua advocates stress past earthquakes near Rivas and Greytown. The piece cites 1844 quakes and Lake Nicaragua volcanism, urging careful study of seismic danger for canal legislation.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
French West Indies
Panama Route
Panama Canal
Brito
Greytown
Nicaragua
Panama Canals Company
Panama
Rivas
Pacific
Coseguina
Martinique
Geolo
Bible course for ministers proposed to make Bible part
Dallas reports of the seventh day session of the Methodist Episcopal conference focus on elevating ministerial education. Plans include making Bible study central in college curriculums, establishing a Nashville correspondence school, and creating preachers institutes. A Vanderbilt university course and a $10,000 annual aid aim to steer future ministers toward that institution.
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Dallas
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Nashville
Vanderblit University
Lucius P. Little
Key
Joseph F. Key
Sherman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huntington
Nebraska Messenger
Bates
Massachusetts
Pekin
Hendrix
A. Coke Smith
Toronto
Canada
Murray
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
W. F. Tillett
Vanderbilt University
Tenn
Hammond
Board of Education
Judge Little
Arkansas
Hindman
Parks
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mark 4. Chapman
Los Angeles
Hoss
Christian Advocate
Chapman
St. Louis
Committee On Publishing House
Government yards urged for new war ships debate
The House debated naval construction with advocates for building all four large ships in government yards. Supporters argued private yards pay high profits and waste resources, while opponents cited Philippines policy and costs. The Brooklyn yard featured in discussions, with figures praising government facilities and efficiencies. The session ended with the naval bill laid aside and the Cuban diplomatic bill moved forward.
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Washington
House
Mr. Dayton
West Virginia
Messrs. W. W. Kitchin
North Carolina
Fitzgerald
New York
Metcalf
California
Maynard
Virginia
Rhea
Philippines
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Meteau
Norfolk Navy Yard
Newport News
Awakening Interest in Earthquakes and Central American Routes
Gists are stirred by nature's upheaval and fear of earthquakes prompts a push for thorough earthquake study. It is suggested a Central American route might be found to avoid volcanic action or quakes, or otherwise influence the final route decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Chapter on Scotts Emulsion Promoted for Weak Children
Ad copy citing a chapter on Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak children. Describes three daily doses leading to appetite and weight gain and strength. Promotes free samples from OORT & BOWNE at 49 Pearl Street.
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Scott
Oort & Bowne
Chenin
Pearl Sts
Nation al military park commission bill outlined
A proposed Parker bill details creating a national military park commission to oversee restoration and maintenance of battlefields and related sites. It mandates a five member panel, with two Confederate veterans among the first appointees, based in Washington under the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ohl
Washington
National Park Commission
Chickamauga
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
United States
Secretary of War
National Military Park Commission
War’ Department
Hanna Studies Earthquakes and Central America Reports
Senator Hanna studies earthquakes and volcanoes in Central and South America as reports from Nicaragua describe ash discharges and earthquakes near Momotombo by Lake Managua. The disturbances relate to Guatemala events and may affect transport links from the lake to the Pacific.
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Hanna
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Guatemala
Momotombo
Lake
Managua
Pacific
Central
South America
Miners Await Mitchell Advice On Strike Outcome
Hazleton Pa May 14 The anthracite mine workers convention adjourned without action on a permanent strike. President Mitchell indicated any concessions from operators are gone and will advise delegates tomorrow, with sentiment leaning toward a strike if concessions are not made. No coal was mined and crowds gathered outside the closed door sessions.
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Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Hanna
National Civic Federation
W. B. Wilson
National Military Park Commission Duties and Funding
The bill outlines the commission’s duties under the secretary of war to acquire land rights of way, oversee road construction, mark battle lines, and report park recommendations with cost estimates. It allows gifts and monument erections, sets spending rules, and authorizes condemnation with attorney general approval. An initial $200,000 is appropriated. passage in the house seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Military Park Commission
Secretary of War
Congress
Lumber Mills Burned In Huntington Fire
Fire at R W Kennedy and Co lumber mills in Ceredo six miles west destroyed the entire plant and railway substation, twenty houses, and all timber in the mill yards. Loss about 220000 dollars with roughly one third insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
R.W. Kennedy & Co.'g
Ceredo
Camden Interstate Railway
Mrs G W Hall Dies in Valdosta Ga
Mrs G W Hall wife of George W Hall died at her home in Valdosta after several weeks with pneumonia. She leaves a husband and one child. Her remains were interred in the city cemetery this afternoon.
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G. W. Hall
Valdosta
Hall
George ‘W. Hall
Mount Iona eruption fears eased in Ponca Nebraska
In Ponca Nebraska on May 14 residents report fears about a Mount Iona eruption have been quieted. Gas emissions continue but no underground noises have occurred since Tuesday morning. Warmers delaying moves have been reassured and plan to stay. The disturbance is believed caused by heating of an underlying limestone formation contacting moisture.
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Iona
Ponca
Neb
Martinique
Doctor William T Helmuth Dies in New York
Dr William Tod Helmuth a surgeon of national reputation died suddenly at his home in New York City this morning from angina pectoris His death occurred May 15 and closes a prominent medical career noted for national influence and surgical skill.
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New York
William Tod Helmuth
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Bpkinley
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Committee On Education
Hood
C. 1. Hood CO. & CO
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Gove
Mortuary
Ceed
Meet Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Inman
Ideal Patent
Atlanta Brewing & Ice Co
Mr. Dooley
Murray Hill Club
JOS. A. Magnus & CO
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