Cuban Convention Accepts Platt Amendment After Debate
The Cuban Constitutional Convention approved the Platt Amendment by a vote on the majority report after a heated debate. Delegates Gomez Portuondo Manduley Cisneros Yerrer Fortun Robin Tomoyo Silva Castro Zayas Aleman voted against the majority. others backed it amid threats of traitor accusations. The session will shift to laying the election law as calls for immediate independence resound.
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Tinvanon
Committee On Relations
Senores Portuondo
Guiez
Tamayo
Senor Tamayo
Senor Gomez
Ng Gpeech
Senpres-Castro
Rohnu
Mandulay
Kll
Pratt
Gomez
Gener
Portuondo
Laeret
Manduley
Cisneros
Yerrer
Fortun
Robin
Tomoyo
Silva
Castro
Zayas
Mexican train robbers slain by soldiers in raid
In Coahuila and Durango Mexico, bandits halted freight trains seized goods and fled to the mountains. President Diaz ordered troops to exterminate the robbers with power to act as juge jury and executioner. Near Yermo four of eight were captured and killed by concealed soldiers after a trap was sprung.
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EL Paso
Tex
Coahuila
Durango
Mexico
Diaz
Yermo
Burglar Kills Boy in San Francisco Home
A 13 year old high school student, Robert Hislop, was murdered at his home while family were away. Police arrested Richard Lutchard, a hotelier and former lodger, on suspicion though the burglar remains at large. Authorities theorize the intruder awakened and identified the boy.
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San Francisco
Cal
Theodore Durant
Robert Hislop
Richard Lutchard
Lutchhard
Gender Saga Calls Eagle Mom Model for Suffragists
Chicago reports Alice Stone Blackwell urges American women to abandon henlike roles and adopt eagle motherhood as a symbol and slogan. Delegates en route to Minneapolis hear the address during a reception.
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Chicago
Alice- Stone Blackwell
Boston
Lucy Stoine
Minneapolis
Why IRS Pinkham and the dilemma of women's medical insight
A fragment reflects on how men would help women if they understood female feelings and disturbances. It argues that proper treatment requires full information often not shared with a family physician, highlighting gendered barriers to care.
Tillman and McLaurin agree to joint resignations in Carolina debate
In Gatney South Carolina a heated clash between Sen. Ben Tillman and Sen. John L. McLaurin ends with both offering to resign and seek voters' verdict. They sign a joint resignation to allow a statewide canvass, with the plan for a fall primary to settle who holds the seats in Congress and the long term Senate term.
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Columbia
S.C
United States
John L. NeLaurin
Gatney
McSweeney
Begheirf
Galary
McLaurin
Liman
County Executive Committee
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Harkering
McLaurie
Tillman
van Dyke
New York City
Ale
Laurin
Senate
Till- Mino
South Caro Ina
Tilman
Spear
Ofice
Caw
Jetreen_B_R.Tilman
Mee Laurin
Inke
Cedt
E . Tillman
United States Senate
McLaurin Ias
Twelve Die When Freight Carry Alls Founders Near Huron
The Baltimore steamer foundered off Huron near Au Sable with twelve deaths among fourteen aboard. Rescue by the Columbia saved the others, including survivor Thomas Murphy who gave the tale. John McGinnis, now insane, was among the rescued. The Baltimore, built 1881 as Escanaba, measured 201 by 35 feet and carried about 4 000 tons freight. The Wyss insured near its value at 40 000 dollars. Nearby Elkton Kentucky floods drown three in a buggy accident. Fourteen sailors lost from the Norwegian Kirk Firse near Cape Sable after Captain Tindaway's arrival in Boston.
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Huron
Au Sable
John MicGinnis
Thormis Murphy
Milwaukee
Escanaba
Wyss
National Game notes on Stropec Harper and Boston stars
The piece touts Stropec as a key contributor for Comiskey’s champions and praises Harper as a rising St Louis pitcher. It highlights Boston’s Parent and Ferris as clever youngsters, Washington’s pitching, and mentions Davis of Providence joining Connie Mack’s Philadelphia club. It discusses league rivalry talks and notes pennant chatter at Comiskey Park with reflections on past stars and career revivals.
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St. Louis
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Washington
Jim Cleveland
McAleer Down
Narryn Davis
Providence
Connie Mack
Slace Tha Lafole
Philadelphia
Wallace
St. Coulds
Chicago
Comiskeyty Park
Hye Dasa
Clarkson
Kelly
Halhnm Tins
Pilkey
Ef Lallman
Fat Tomralys
Tia Eareer
Helpi
Supreme Court rules Porto Rico duties constitutional as U S territory
The Supreme Court divided five to four in the Insular cases ruling that Porto Rico is a United States territory not foreign for tariff purposes. Justice Brown led the majority upholding taxation on imports before the Puerto Rican tariff act and citing Congress power to govern acquired territories. Dissenters argued different precedents and cautioned against mixing foreign and domestic status.
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Rifvinionn
Porto Hico Anil
United States
Supreme Court
Ita
Justicar Blanding
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Brown
Justie Fuller
Peckham, Uarlin
Brewer
de Tima
McKenna
Shirag
White
Tustlee Gray
Uniteds States
Fresa
Congress
Porto Iico
Goetze
Crossman
Circuit Court
Southern District of
Justice Brown
Porto Reco
Porto Rico
Southern District of New York
Tto
Rico
Brown Lield
Louisiana
Dor
Columbia
Cnn. Reialn
Oliver
Customs’ Union of the States
Customs’ Union
Nooley
Porto Rica
Miles
Meena
Shirax
Gray
MclKenna
Feared Bear Attack Kills Three Children Near Porterville
A mountaineer family in Porterville suffers the loss of three children Mary three Wille seven Henry aged from home near their tents in a forest clearing. A hunting party including John Weldon found the bodies and killed a giant bear nearby. The incident is treated as a lethal accident in the wilderness with authorities offering rewards for further information.
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Memalia
Kilie
Job
Porterfeld
John Weldon
Maryland
Mary
Wille
Henry
Tost
Weldon
Oleomargarine Maker Fined in Federal Case
Albert Y. Dow proprietor of a Chicago creamery was fined $10 000 and jailed six months by Federal Judge Mobleaat for operating an oleomargarine factory. General George Austin Stone, Civil War veteran and since 1884 National Bank Examiner in Town, died in Burlington Hospital at age 68.
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Albert Y. Dow
Chicago
Mobleaat
George Austin Stone
National Bank
Town
Burlington
Dewey Era Claims in Navy Audit and Cuban Convention Vote
The Auditor of the Navy in Washington filed a judgment decree for $181,830 in favor of officers and men under Admiral Dewey for actions in Manila Bay on May 1, 1893. In Havana the Cuban Constitutional Convention rejected a minority report by one vote, 19 to 9, opposing American terms.
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Navy
Treasung Department
Washington
Suslssy
Court of Claims
Oll Gers
Admiral Dewey
Manolla Bay
Havana
Telatious
Woman of Three Centuries Dies at 104 in Cambridge
Mrs Lucinda Sampson died suddenly in Cambridge Massachusetts at age 104. Born in Newport Rhode Island on July 10, 1706 she lived through three centuries. Her great grandfather Jol Fowler and Wilson, both full-blooded Iroquois chiefs of the Narragansett tribe, are named in her family lineage.
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Lucinda Sampson
Cambridge
Mas
Newport
Jol Fowler
Wilson
Narragansett
Colorado Springs officials charged in $20,000 embezzlement
Two city officials in Colorado Springs have been charged after embezzling about $20,000 from city funds. The case involves municipal offices and an ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Colorado Springs
Col Oettine
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Names and Events
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and commissions in a geographic area, with garbled terms and potential references to a gallery, horns, and reactions. The readable parts include mentions of a now partial admission and women in pain, plus a German squadron being ordered home, but specifics are unclear.
Five Die In Albany and Indirect Wreck
A collision between two electric trolley cars near Albany results in five deaths and over forty serious injuries. Motormen perish. a crowd of at least 120 people is described as a crushed, injured mass. The crash occurred near Greenbush on the Albany and Indron Hallway after misjudged switching and a sharp curve.
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Albany
Dietele
David Kellogg
Round, Lake
David Mahoney
Desh Stichman
William Nichola
Greenbush
Indron
East Greenbush
Uno
Joe
Maude Kel- Joge
Noun Lake
Barry
Troy
Airtel
United States
Tudison
Stuyvesant Falls
Brave Boy Saves Three Lives in River Rescue
A young man risked his life to rescue companions from a swift Potomac river overcast by a capsized stowboat. He placed each person ashore aboard a tree and then swam to shore, later aiding a fourth in the same peril. The incident occurred near Key West, Florida, amid a series of other reports from labor, diplomacy, and industry.
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Julia Pots
John, Jr
Potomac River
Ditto
Andy
Eafely
Milmaolf
D'Ormond Fuller Opera Company
Key West
Pia
Tues Leonard
Edgar Beaueligh
Himsek
Markets Update: Late Wholesale Prices for Country Produce
The report lists current wholesale prices for country produce in New York, noting latest figures and market shifts. Buyers and sellers monitor price changes across key commodities and regional supply dynamics.
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New, York
Labor unrest dampens markets amid fair seasonal outlook
The review notes mixed signals from Dun's and Bradstreet with crops favorable and stock markets stabilizing. Labor disturbances are the sole adverse factor, easing tensions in securing credit and consumer demand as wholesalers report steadier activity in dry goods clothing and related sectors.
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York City
Rk. G. Dun
Bradstreet
Elreles
Prese
Ness
Collea
Commercial Gains Over Last Year Reported
The issue notes American and British trade numbers with increases in railroad earnings and bank clearings. It cites the Mechaniclan sailing to Cape Town with 1060 horses, crop conditions in Augula, and a Delaware manufacturing bulletin showing 1900 manufacturing value at 45,587,630 dollars, up 20.8 percent from 1890. It reports weekly business failures, corn market moves in Chicago, drought relief in Kangas, a weak German crop outlook, and a 100,000,000 stock capitalization for the American Smelting and Refining Company. Fruit and wheat outlooks are broadly favorable across major regions.
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Delaware
Washington
Parish of Paradise and Global Quirks in 1900s Press
A mosaic of notes cites Zurich clubs as a social paradise and a Westminster Gazette look at excess club life. Australian rabbit pest control efforts, early piano history with Dibden, asbestos paper trials for fireproof goods, Canada’s 1900 population, and assorted ads and trivia complete the snapshot.
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Clute
Zurich
Nefilzen
Westminster Gazette
A Teat of Sanity and Odd Remedies
A fragment describes an idiom asylum task where inmates are judged sane by water troughs and taps. It also advertises Allen's Foot Fasca powder for foot ailments and antiailment claims, with promotion and mailing address details.
Man and wife assault case ends with peace order
In a domestic assault hearing the magistrate noted provocation and offered to keep the peace. The husband objected saying the wife had damaged his car and claimed she had thrown the peace away. The magistrate ordered the wife kept to peace.
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Awell
London
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