Claims of Cramps Damages for Armor Plate Delays
Washington reports detail $1,367,244 in damages sought by William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Co. for delays in furnishing armor plate and materials for battleships Massachusetts Indiana and cruisers New York Columbia. The House faced a filibuster and arranged a previous question to advance the bill.
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Columbia
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Robb
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Child Nearly Destroys Self With Concentrated Lye In Waxahachie
Waxahachie Texas January 19 The year old child of Mr Parish living four miles west of town drank almost an entire can of concentrated lye. Physicians were hastily summoned and medical attention given but hopes of recovery are doubtful.
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Waxahachie, Tex
Parish
Cuba Constitution Report Shapes Congressional Debate
Washington reports Cuba may finish its constitution in time for this session. Congress likely acts via the insular committee with a declaratory resolution on the sufficiency of the Cuban system. Knox doubts any advance this session, predicting a Fabian approach with gradual U S Cuba relations.
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Havana
Hirs
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Insular
United States
Cooper
Cuba
Knox
Committee On Territories
Chilean Partition Plan for Bolivia Sparks Regional Tensions
Washington reports Chile proposed dividing Bolivia among four South American nations. Peru rejected the plan and asked Chile to recall its minister Custodio Vicuna. Brazil Argentina and Paraguay's positions are unclear but Peru’s stance reduces chances of any coalition action. Also notes fire at Milo B Stevens & Co destroying over 80 000 pension claims and other treasury and patent papers.
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Custodio Vicuna
Brazil
Argentine
Paraguay
Bolivia
Chili
Bolivan
Lara
Tacna
Arica
Washington
Milo B. Stevens & Co
Pension Office
Addititon
Treasury Department
Patent Office
Weller Finds Bride From St Louis In Ramsay Tale
George Weller of Ramsay advertised for a wife and received a reply from Miss Anna Wagner of St Louis. He telegraphed her to come, she arrived Tuesday morning, and the couple left for Vandalia on the 11 o'clock train.
Bank Robbery Ends With Wounding at Bristow
Bank of Bristow in Indian Territory held up by outlaws. Bank president shot five times and mortally wounded. Robbers escape with cash. a posse pursues them. News from Wichita and follow up reports. Meanwhile General Andrew Jackson MacKay, Civil War veteran, dies in New York after brief illness.
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Wichita, Kas
Bank of Bristow
I. T
New York
Andrew Jackson MacKay
W. Thomas
Texas
Dan A Stuart Sees Carson City Boxing Carnival Next Spring
New York reports Dan A Stuart arrived from Nevada and predicts Carson City will stage another pugilistic carnival next spring. He arrives in time to gauge interest and potential bouts in the coming season.
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Dan A. Stuart
Nevada
Carson City
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