Butler Urges Full Presidential Powers Over Cuban Concessions
Major General M C Butler writes to J C Calhoun defending Cuban policy and urging the president and secretary of war retain broad authority. He argues concessions should be examined impartially, warns against Foraker amendment hindering investment, and calls for American business methods and protection to aid Cuba’s recovery.
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American-Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company Formed
Steamship company incorporated in New Jersey with authorized capital of 740000 aims to operate a line between the United States and the Hawaiian Islands. Directors include Dearborn, Wallace B. Flint, Oscar T. Sewell and James Ho Ppet, and construction of several ships will begin at once.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength and Vitality
Thin, pale and consumption-prone persons are urged to use Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to enrich the blood, renew wasted tissues, and renew nerve force. The advertisement claims mechanical digestion of the oil strengthens digestive organs and halts wasting, producing energy and warmth while hypo phosphites invigorate nerves and brain tissues.
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Scott & Down ER
New York
Steamships to Sail from New York Philadelphia to Far Pacific
Large steamships will depart from New York and Philadelphia bound for San Francisco and the Mawsilut Islands, signaling a major expansion of transcontinental maritime service and colonial trade routes, with ships likely to shuttle passengers and cargo along these long routes.
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Philadelphia
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Mawsilut Islands
Recruiting for Mania San Francisco March 14
Army headquarters issued orders to prepare transportation for the Say Infantry with a contingent destined for Manila. The War Department seeks recruiting for one cavalry service in the Philippines and artillery support, with department officers authorized to make enrollments for a unit of cavalry and artillery service.
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Philippines
Narrow Escape On Halstead Street Electric Car Accident
Chicago passengers faced a near disaster when an electric car on Halstead Street failed to see an open bridge over the North Branch. The motorman reversed power and jumped to safety as the car teetered on the abutment. Four passengers suffered injuries from the rush for exits as rescue teams pulled them clear.
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Minnie O'Tauhan
One Senator For Utah In Senate Balloting
A crowded legislative hall watched the Utah senatorial contest end without a decision after ten ballots. George Q. Cannon led late, with A W McCune still prominent. Frank J Cannon held support from his followers as dissension kept the legislature from electing a United States senator. Nebeker adjourned the joint session at midnight with no result.
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Joint Assembly
Frank J. Cannon
McCune
Frank J. Catinon
United States
F. J. Cannon
J. H. Moyle
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Sutherland
Changes in the Chicago Team on the eve of the season
Manager Tom Burns of the Chicago baseball club arrives in Hudson Hot Springs to unveil a reshaped roster. Demontreville moves to second base, Barry McCormick takes shortstop, Wolverton at third, Green Lange and Ryan in the outfield, with Connor and Mertos as utility players. Donahue expected to lead early catching. Burns predicts a top four finish from opening.
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Demontreville
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Hill" Dahlen
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Standing of Cadets A Mistake Made By Congress
A Times dispatch from Washington explains the cadet commissions issue under the naval personnel bill. Senators sought to end the two year cruise but faced opposition. the final passage shortens the cruise yet delays commissions. Cadets who expected commissions last summer must serve another year at sea and return to Annapolis for examination. Lawmakers plan to seek a fix next session.
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Fenate
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Annapadlis
Prize money for Dewey's sailors and officers
George H. Holden of Washington returned from the Orient with 1,100 claims of head money for Dewey’s sailors and officers. Head money totals about 187,500 dollars for Admiral Dewey’s men, while prize money for the Dewey fleet is about 400,000 dollars plus salvage from three vessels. Distribution will be through the United States District Courts. Holden noted Dewey’s health and duties remain exacting but his condition is good.
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General Marcus Miller to retire after age limit in March
Washington reports a March 27 change in command as General Marcus Miller reaches the compulsory retirement age in the regular U S forces. Miller, recently promoted to brigadier general, is noted for his service in the Philippines and the capture of Tiotlo. He will be succeeded by Col. Thomas M. Anderson, brigadier general of volunteers.
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War Department
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Islands
Department
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Flour Sale Keeps Prices Steady This Month
The notice states continued pricing for this month on White Rose Flour per sack, Fine Bread Flour per sack, and Pastry Flour per sack. It also lists 3 lbs Mince Meat for 25, Apple Butter 2 Tbs for 2, Fancy Ranch Eggs per dozen at 7, and Creamery Butter at 2 different prices, plus mentions Fine Wales liquors and cigars.
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