Senate Cuba debate highlights consuls fears and naval action
In Washington on May 20 the senate debated Cuba with Foraker Cannon Lindsay and Hoar leading. Talks focused on consuls reporting threats, potential warship dispatches to Havana, and the state department withholding names to protect officials. Articles also note Olney mediation offers and further dispatches on Choctaw Chickasaw land deals and European beet sugar gloom.
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Spain
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Santiago de Cuba
de Lome
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Frankfort
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Madgeburg
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Conell Muth
Mant
Implication of Threats Ties Tecumseh Arson Case
In Tecumseh a banker Charles M Chamberlain was arrested on witness intimidation tied to the Tecumseh arson case. The probe involves Yorty and Osgood with Chamberlain accused of planning to destroy the mill. Os good denied guilt. Nebraska Supreme Court upholds Henry Bolln’s 19 year embezzlement sentence in Omaha. Moores must show cause to hold Omaha mayoralty. Dental society meets at Lincoln. United Brethren elects missionaries bound for China. Two conductors vanish in Los Angeles. Cripple Creek bank closes under assignment. Mrs Mary Hanrahan fatally burned in Sioux City.
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Moores
Linco
Neb
Charles M. Chamberlain
Chamberlain Banking House
Michael A. Yorty
Lincoln
Daniel F. Osgood
Tecumseh
Osgood
Stull
Yorty
Chamberlain
Mr. Osgood
Mr. Chamberlain
W. B. Comstock
Omwana
Nebraska Supreme Court
District Court
Henry Bolln
Omaha
Bollh
Baker
Sioux City
Mary Hanrahan
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Soldier at Home Says Durrant Is Innocent
William T. Bryant a 68 year old inmate at the soldiers home in Monte Vista Colorado swore that Theodore Durrant is not guilty of Blanche Lamont’s murder in Emanuel church San Francisco. He claims Rev J George Gibson killed Lamont and describes seeing Gibson with a woman in the church and hearing a groan past midnight. Bryant’s statement is signed with witnesses and a notary seal.
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William ‘Tr. Bryant
California
Emanuel Baptist
Blanche, Lamont
J. George Gibson
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
William T. Bryant
French
EB. W. Garretson
Bryant
Harvey N. Green
Denver
General Horatio King Dead
General Horatio King former postmaster general under Buchanan died in Washington at 8 20 am in his 46th year from grip. He served as first assistant postmaster general in 1861 and as postmaster general from February 12 to March 6 1861. He was a literary figure and retired in 1875.
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Luctumbs
Washincton
Horatio King
Buchanan
Paria
Holt
King
Montgomery Blair
Trouble Securing Grain Ships Prompts Congress Call
The Navy Department seeks Senate support to amend a resolution that currently requires grain shipments to India be carried on American vessels, citing ongoing difficulty in securing suitable ships. Separately, Washington reports April internal revenue receipts of 11,384,589 dollars, down 96,705 from April last year, with ten month totals at 13,350,404 dollars, up 690,085.
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Washington
Navy Department
India
Congress
Wasnixaton
Improvement in Trade Amid Looming Harvest Prospects
R G Dunn Co reports clearer signs of trade improvement with more commercial loans to eastern firms, larger interior money receipts than shipments, and Western wheat and cotton markets showing mixed shifts. Woolen goods dull yet prices firm, iron industry rising on new contracts, and several regional failures noted. Germany urges armistice terms. Bethel mare sold at Berlin auction for 64,000 marks.
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R. G. Dunn& Co
Middle West
Russia
Atlantic
Indiana Fields
Osra
United States
Canada
Marc Bethel
Berlin
Bethel
Robert E. Kneebes
Schmidt
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