Havana Tensions Rise Over Cuban Arms Return
Havana anxious over Washington plan to keep Cuban troops under military control. Governor General Brooke reports no clear instruction from Secretary Alger, while article notes Cuban arms to be deposited with the Cuban assembly or its representatives. Also includes brief items on Rob Gilliam, boxer Walcott O'Brien encounter, smallpox case, Judge Lamon death, Davenport race, and train robbers verdicts.
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Havana
Washington
Brooke
Bnowie
Algor
McKinley
Washington Administration
Gomez
Robert P. Porter
Alger
United States
Cuba
Philippines
President Praises Lawton Ininsurgents Into Mountain
President McKinley compliments General Lawton for the San Isidro action and the pushing back of insurgent forces into the mountains. Dispatches from Otis and Cuban developments at Manila and Havana report improving prospects and steadier political sentiment. Lawton’s operations, Kobbe’s column advancing, and Cuban moderates urge calm as US and allied forces press the campaign.
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J . Hor Spring
McKinley
Congress
Otia
San Isidro
Lawton
War Department
General Lawton
Otis
Manila
Washington
Sparks From The Wires In Brief
Sir Claude MacDonald is very ill in Pekin. The American Tobacco Company increases capital to 68 500 090 dollars. Rochester glass works strike at Bellaire Ohio settled with three men winning. Illinois state university beat Nebraska 6 to 4. Connecticut Senate rejects woman suffrage 12 to 9. L J Rose a noted California breeder and wine grower reports personal crisis in Los Angeles. Rough Riders reunion planned for Las Vegas June 24 governor Roosevelts presence. Northern Ohio storm brings high winds hail heavy rain. Great damage. Illinois Steel informs navy it will not bid on armor due to private work. California Raisin Growers fix second crop wine grapes at 10 dollars a ton, four more than last year. Actress Mary Timberman, 38, dies of heart failure in New York. Missouri Senate passes license tax of 10 dollars on foreign corporations. John Harrison of Pelham Georgia arrested for wife’s murder after dispute in field. Fire destroys nearly 600 000 dollars worth of property in Chicago lumber district. Hull House delegates conclude Social Settlement conference. permanent organization defeated. next meeting likely in three to four years.
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Claude MacDonald
Pekin
American Tobacco Company
Rochester Glass Works
Bellaire
Illinois State University
University of Nebraska
Connecticut Senate
L. J. Rose
California
Los Angeles
Society of Rough Riders
Las Vegas
Roogevolt
Stat
Ohio
Illinois Steel Company
Navy Department
California Raisin Growers’ Association
Muscatel
Mary Timberman
Sturtevant House
New York
Keokuk
Missouri Senate
John Harrison
Pelham
Chicago
Loomis and
Laflin
Social Settlement
Hull House
Naval Hero at Omaha City Hall Welcome May 20
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and Mrs Schley visit Omaha stay at Mandelson residence until next Wednesday. Mayor Moores presents the key to the city and prominent citizens extend greetings as Omaha honors the naval hero famed for destroying Cervera’s fleet on the war’s third day.
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Mandelson
Omaha
Winfield Scott Schley
Schley
Manderson
Nebraska
Edige
Cervera
Flest
Brooklyn
Spain
Moores
Admiral Schley
Keya
Oppose Arbitration and Peace Talks Spark Debate
London dispatch notes Germany and two Triple Alliance powers oppose arbitration while Britain and the United States support it. Von Stengel calls arbitration impracticable on vital conflicts though possible on minor issues. France hesitates and may align with Russia as delegates arrive unprepared.
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London
The
Daily News
Hague
William T. Stead
Review of Reviews
Germany
Turkey
Great Britain
United States
Prof
von Stengel
France
Russia
Telegrams Terseley Report Quick News Tidbits
The Yukon river is open from Lake Lebarge to Dawson with solid sea on the lake. A report of Eugenio’s death as former empress of France is unfounded. Chile’s Senorita Errazuriz wed Sunday. West Iranglin farmer William Ornick killed his son-in-law Thomas Sanders Sunday. Newark leather makers form a national patent leather trust. Jockey Horton dies from injuries at Morris Park. A Chicago syndicate rep seeks Pacific coast woolen mill consolidation. General Arcas suffered stroke at Valencia theatre. Carnot monument unveiled in Dijon with President Loubet present. Porosow fire destroys town. 12 lives lost, 8,000 displaced. Smallpox found in Blackwell’s Island almshouse. quarantine imposed for about 10,000 residents. National Charities and Corrections delegates preach in Cincinnati churches. Ariadne oil carrier burned at Bayonne. Hans Reucke, 22, missing likely perished.
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Yukon
Lake Lebarge
Dawson
Eugenio
France
Senorita Errazuriz
Chile
Don Federico Errazariz
William Ornick
West Iranglin
Ind
Thomas Sanders
Newark
N. J
National Patent Leather Trust
Horton
Morris Park
Tentor
Chicago
Salem
Pacific
General Arclas
Havana
Valencia
President Carnot
Dijon
Loubet
Porosow
Witsaw
Almishouse
Blackwell’s Island
New York
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cincinnati
Ehler
Standard Oil Company
Bayonne
N. d
Hans Reucke
Women and the Wheel in The Gazette Health Debate
A Delaware Ohio example shows bicycle use affecting a teen girl’s health. Mrs Reed says Miss Bertha Reed’s vitality declined after wheel riding, doctors diagnosed blood loss and rapid pulse, then Pink Pills for Pale People restored health per sworn statement. The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a universal remedy for anemia and neuromuscular ailments.
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the Gazette
Bertha Reed
J. Reed
Lake Street
Delaware
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Bre
Washeburn
Galena
Iwen
Mare. J. Ra Reed
H. W. Patrick
Miss Reed
Williama
Pal
Ant
Williams
Willliams
Merriam Relies on State Authority in Idaho Disturbance
Washington reports General Merriam explains no orders were issued to the troops and that cavalry from Fort Meade and Fort Robinson will assist Idaho authorities. In Desoto, Missouri, the Iron Mountain express derailed after striking a cow, killing Fireman Fred Parker and injuring Engineer H B Walter with several passengers bruised.
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Washington
Alger
Merriam
d’Alene
Murniam
War Department
Idaho
Fort Meade
3. D
Fort Robinson
Neb
Iron Mountain
Desoto
Iron Mountain and Southern Texas Express
Tipop
Hogal's Mountain
Fred Parker
H. B. Walter
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Ite
Arma
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Ise
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Pittsburg and
Gulf
General Manas
State District Court
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O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Dick O’brien
Broadway Athletic Club
Lewiston
Sutalipox
Charles Tinsley
City Hospital
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Judge Lamon
T Rbert Bruce Lamon
Ilinoii
Ilinois
Ince
Interior Department
Yaris
Davenport
Davenport Mile Track Association
Great Western
Perous Fans
Mion
Great Northern
Er Minot
Charles Hoffman
J. O
Presdent
Washineton
Mania
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Kobbe
Rio Grande
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Candaba
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Twenty-third Infantry
Jolo Island
National League
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Iowa
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Company 0
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William G. Thompson
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Grand Council of Nebraska
United Commercial Travelers
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Mankato
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Jack Bonner
Prank Childs
Michigan
Fortyfirst Volunteer Infantry
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Alaska
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International Congress of Agriculture
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Boeise
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Des Moines
John Cownle
State Board of Control
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Wasuxaton
William H. Young
Yount
O. O. Howard
Nez Perces
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Buckalew
Broomsword
Charles Buckalew
Hoe
Bornmeton
Burlington Gas Light Company
Burlington Electric Railway and Lighting Company
Yosemite
Gibraltar
Richard P. Leary
Guam
Hoa
Baptista
Mormendom
Bart Laka
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Women and the Wheel
Werner
Encyclopadia Britannica
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Britannica
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Columbia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Morocco
Fred Alexander
Atlantic
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