Platt outlines Cuba policy amid Cuban constitutional debate
Senator Platt of Connecticut discusses the Platt amendment and U S protection for Cuba as the Havana convention considers the future relation with the United States. He predicts broad Cuban support for U S guidance despite conflicting reports. A Cuban commission to Washington will present the convention's desires to President McKinley.
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New York
Platt
Connecticut
Cuba
Murray Hill Hotel
United States
Havana
China
America
Diego Tamayo
Capote
Berriel
Portuondo
Lorento
Washington
McKinley
Wood
Gen. Wood
Tampa
Fla
Anarchist Romanogli Sought by German Police
German authorities, especially at seaports and Berlin, pursue the anarchist Romanogli. Once in South America, he is now en route to Germany armed with a mission from the Buenos Ayres anarchist club to assassinate the Kaiser. Police believe he may have left the ship at a port.
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Lin
Berlin
Romanogli
South America
Germany
Buenos Ayres
Kaiser
Romanagli
Western Union vs Call Publishing affirmed by supreme court
The Nebraska Call Publishing Co suit against Western Union over telegraph tolls was decided in favor of The Call. The case claimed higher charges for The Call than for Lincoln Journal, with interstate commerce arguments and no federal action to regulate rates.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Call Publishing Company of
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Callisa Lincoln
Telegraph Company
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska Supreme Court
Call
Call Company
Congress
Noted Territorial Clerk Jos Phillips Dies in Ardmore
Ardmore Indian Territory April 15 Joseph W Phillips aged 51 formerly United States clerk of the Indian Territory died here of pneumonia He was the first clerk of the Federal courts in the Indian Territory under Judges Kilgore and Stuart He had resided in Gainesville Texas before moving to the Territory. San Juan April 16 Harold Crowley of Lockport New York an employe of the postal department was arraigned and found not guilty on misappropriating postal funds He was held on 2500 bail before posting. Manila April 16 Major William Monaghan volunteer paymaster died of heart disease He served in a Civil War Ohio regiment and was appointed from Ohio to his present post in June 1898.
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Ardmore
I. T
Joseph W. Phillips
United States
Indian Territory
Territory
Texas
Jos. Philipps
Gainesville
Tex
Kilgore and
Stuart
San Juan
Harold Crowley
Lockport
N. Y
Postal Department
Manila
William Monaghan
Monaghan
Ohio
Two sisters harmed by arsenic dyed Easter eggs
Carrie Scott aged eight died and Edna Scott aged four was in critical condition after eating three or four candy Easter eggs colored with arsenic dyes. The eggs were consumed last Friday in Denver.
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Denver
Carrie Scott
Edna
Brown
Senate OKs law requiring dram drinker license
In Little Rock on April 16 the senate passed Senator Carlton's bill by 12 to 7 making it illegal to drink intoxicating liquor as a beverage without first holding a dram drinker license. The annual license fee is set at a fixed amount.
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Denver
Colorado
Little Rock
Senate
Carlton
Vanderlip in St. Petersburg to study US Russia ties
Frank A. Vanderlip former assistant secretary of the US treasury visits St. Petersburg on April 16 to study conditions and promote business relations between the United States and Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Frank A. Vanderlip
United States Treasury
United States
Russia
Jenkins May Succeed Barnes Governor Pick
News from Washington reports William J. Jenkins of Oklahoma has been selected by President McKinley to succeed Governor Barnes as governor of Kansas.
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Wichita
Kas
Washington
William J. Jenkins
Oklahoma
McKinley
Barnes
Burglary at Pilot Grove Post Office Stolen Stamps
Pilot Grove Missouri post office robbed in a Sunday night break in. The safe was blown open and stamps and money totaling about 500 dollars were taken. Robbers escaped.
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Pilot Grove
Charles Davis Gets 21 Years for Horse Theft and Arson
Dalas reports Charles Davis alias Charles Williams was sentenced to twenty one years in the penitentiary on charges of horse theft and arson.
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Dalas
Charles Davis
Charles Williams
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Eugene 8. Elliott
Crecntia Arres
Emma Nichols
Gosenbach
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Chamber of Commerce
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