Spain weighs home rule plan for Cuba amid war worries
The Madrid government is reportedly preparing a colonial home rule scheme for Cuba in hopes of avoiding mediation. Officials in Washington note the move follows Cortes actions in 1895 and see it as an expedient to appease both European and American powers. Generals, ministers, and the Madrid press debate the timing and motives behind the potential concession.
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Onta
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New York
Cleveland
Cortes
Woyler
Washington
Bull
Europe
Spain
Madrit
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Rome
Cuba
State Department
Williams
Navana
Alerto Jesus Diaz
South
Diaz
CO OPERATIVE FACTORIES Fought by Window Glass Workers
The Window Glass Workers Association may build cooperative factories in six states to challenge manufacturers. A meeting this week will vote on the plan, with a July convention likely to finalize. Six plants are proposed in Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Alan
Window Glass Workers
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Workman -Campbell
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Fitzsimmons Narrowly Escapes Electrocution on Roof
The prize fighter Robert Fitzsimmons nearly died in Cleveland when a lion on the gym roof dragged a chain into exposed electric wires. Fitzsimmons was shocked, injured, and carried to his hotel after the creature dangled from the edge, killing his trainer Nero. Weather influence and trade notes fill later columns with broad market chatter and scattered disaster briefs from California to Wisconsin.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Nero
Fitzsimmons
Rumsey
Erie Street
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Lewis Robertgon
Fitz
Monster Strike Planned Across Major Cities
A Boston to Chicago Record special reports plans for a monster eight hour strike by the American Federation of Labor to enforce the revised eight hour day. The movement aims to spread to New York Chicago St Louis Portland and other cities. Leaders Pers and McQuire plan talks with union heads as financial preparations grow. About 60,000 workers could join, threatening resources to prevent repeats of past clashes in Chicago and Homestead.
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McQuira
Thatera
Jeaders
Adyance
Chicago
Roentgen Rays Said to Kill Diphtheria and Typhoid Germs
Chicago professors J P Pratt and Hugh Wightman claim roentgen rays eliminate diphtheria and typhoid germs as four new colonies of disease samples show no activity. They warn belief may risk reputations while asserting stronger results for diphtheria and optimism for the others.
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Hugh Wightman
Chicago
Nia
Wightman
Battle of San Claudio Fought as Gunboat Saves
Spanish forces at San Claudio faced 5000 insurgents led by Maceo. A lone gunboat Alfonzo LIL answered calls for aid, shelling insurgents and enabling Spanish troops to retreat to barricaded houses. Insurgents withdrew into the hills after the bombardment.
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Uso
Maceo
San Claudio
Aleria
Alfonzo Lil
Saw Found In Cell Of William Taylor Plot To Escape
In William Taylor's jail cell in Kangus City authorities found a roughly ten inch steel saw and a ball sized blade hidden in an old satchel brought from Carrollton Missouri by Taylor. The instrument could have let him saw his way out within an hour if uninterrupted. Marshal Keshler ordered two deputy marshals to guard Taylor day and night and limited contact to his lawyers.
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Jalil
William Taylor
Meeks
Kangus City
Carrollton
Keshler
Taylor
Wilf
Maine for IEC Declares Reed for President at Unanimous Convention
A Maine Republican state convention in Portland chose Thomas Reed as its unanimous candidate for the national presidential ticket. The hall erupted in five minutes of applause when Reed’s name was mentioned, as delegates pledged enthusiastic support for his candidacy.
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Maine
Thos
United States
Reed
Heat Record Broken As Chicago Endures Hottest April Day
A scorching April day sweeps Chicago and the Mississippi valley as thermometers hit record highs. In Chicago the city’s official reading neared 84 while street readings claimed 85, with 75 by 8 am and 86 at peak, leaving residents sweating in wool and awaiting cooler weather.
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New York
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Louisville
Boston
Mississippi Valley
Dervishes Mass in Nile Valley as Italian Army Probes North
Reports say the Emir of Dowgule moves north with force, 3,000 dervishes near Sunrin advance to Mograkeh while Dongola hosts the main body. The railway toward the cataracts nears completion, with guards at Nile points to deter attacks. Egyptian HQ fears limited advance beyond Sunarda.
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Enebs
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Mograkeh
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Kasaala
Ptenenat
Michigan Prohibitionists adopt free silver plank
In Lansing the Michigan Prohibitionists debated platforms and adopted a free silver plank by majority after a split on resolutions. Delegates named include Vioeury Reynolds, Delkin, Minlone, and Rev. Hassell. The national United Mine Workers convention opened in Columbus with strong turnout from Pennsylvania, Indians, and Ohio as President Penna praised reorganization and durability of the union.
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W Clike
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Vioeury A. Heynolds
Ventine
Samuel Delkin
Albion
George J. Minlone
Lansing
Rev
Jobn Hassell
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United Mine Workers
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Tendanes
Pennsylvania
Nels
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Ohio
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McBryde
Athletic Seaboard
Clicagohan
Qbleaga
Britain’s Budget Surplus Reported by Chancellor
The British budget statement notes a surplus of 210,000 pounds for the year, with expenditures forecast at a large total, marking the year as one of unprecedented national spending since the Great War. The chancellor emphasizes rising imports and exports adjustments, higher tea and tobacco costs, and ongoing postwar financial pressures on working-class conditions.
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Michael Hicks-Heueh
TSG
WSO
Dade
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Pottida
Tabaieco
Blindness Torture Claims Over Chinese Child Widely Investigated
A chilling report from Ciweau describes cruelty and torture as a mother and three children, including a baby, face forced peacocks and brutal treatment by a mob. A police inquiry follows startling claims, with investigators probing alleged medical or ritual elements behind the blindness and the boys’ fate.
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Bowles
Anchovaik
Dtalian
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Aphilby Massell
Seth
Massel
Crowds Attend Ball Games Across National League
Attendance totals near eighty thousand as opening day crowds fill parks in New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Cincinnati. The report notes Brooklyn and Philadelphia strong, with Chicago and Cincinnati showing notable turnout amid early-season hype and predictions of a big year for baseball.
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Chicago
Fontisvatle
Brooklyn
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New York
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Cincinnati
Work Of Congress Passes Key Dairy and Bankruptcy Provisions
Congress approved the Grosvenor cheese bill amid a broad pack of measures after two days of debate, with a notable amendment on branding and a framework for bankruptcy filings. The debate also touched military funding and port defense, while a Senate probe into northern district actions and arbitration treaties was noted, highlighting fiscal and defense priorities.
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Mitchell
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Syaite
Unclear fragment from historical page
Readable facts are limited to a cryptic fragment mentioning persons and a water related context, with no clear event, date, or place. The text lacks coherent names or actions to form a factual summary suitable for a newspaper card.
Fragmented text outlines political and social references in a corrupted record
A garbled OCR style passage mentions government, voters, religious groups, and various names in a scattered, unclear collage. It references Constantine, Saint Mary, and multiple places and persons, but the text is heavily distorted and unusable for precise reporting.
DoY WHLD VOM MUM ae Hfatoan Year-Old Bylveetor Charged
A partially legible report outlines a murder case in which a bylvector is charged for the death of Joseph Mauiet on the night of a bath in Towhahip. A 5 year old boy and others are mentioned, with speculation about the suspect’s actions and subsequent statements. Hoover is noted discussing aspects of the case as the investigation continues.
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Census Statistics Report Prompts Public Interest and Debate
A long fragment outlines a census effort with figures on urban, state, and regional populations. It mentions Frank Beagters and others, discusses county counts, and hints at tax and funding implications. The chaotic OCR includes names, places, and numbers, suggesting a statewide demographic assessment and political reaction without coherent narrative.
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