Senate in Session Continues Debate on Cuba and Turkey
The Senate heard remarks by Mr. Call of Florida and Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts on coast defenses and American policy toward Cuba. Allen of Nebraska urged recognizing Cuban revolutionists to aid independence, arguing for U.S. support without provoking a Spanish dispute, citing strategic and commercial value of Cuba.
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Florida
Call
Mia
Mar. Squire
Wauehina
Ton
Senate
United States
New York
Hoar
Massachusetts
Committee On Foreign Relations
Turkey
America
Allen
Nebraska
Cuba
Republi
Voice of the People open forum accepts signed letters
A public forum note inviting readable, concise letters up to 300 words. Contributors must sign their name to show good faith. The Republican newspaper disclaims responsibility for any views expressed.
Davenport vs Owen acquittal on disease case ruling
The case City of Davenport v C A Owen ended in acquittal, held no proof he pretended to diagnose and pronounce on a contagious disease. Christian Scientists of Iowa appeal the ruling but it was dismissed on minor grounds.
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Davenport
C. A. Owen
Christian Scientists of
Iowa
Pleasantly Surprised on Birthday Welcome for Manlove
Davenport rejoices as traveling auditor Charles E. Manlove returns home to a surprise party arranged by colleagues and friends from the United States Express company. Guests include J. K. Gabbert, W. H. Quick, E. B. Gifford, and many city officials. A leather traveling bed and a sterling silver key ring are among the gifts.
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Charles E. Manlove
Davenport
United States Express Company
W. H. Quick
Des Moines
Maniove
Bir
Manlove
Rock Island
Quick
Newcomb Room Company
F. M. Farrer
United States Express Copany
A. W. Bowman
C. E. Weaver
Chicago
C. R. I. & P. Railway
Bondholders seek separation of railroads from Santa Fe control
In federal courts at St Louis and Topeka bondholders of the St Louis and San Francisco and the Atlantic and Pacific railroads filed an intervening petition. It aims to determine rights in the Santa Fe purchase at foreclosures and seeks legal separation from the Santa Fe with indemnity for losses under joint receivership.
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St. Louis
St Louis
San Francisco
Atlantic and Pacific
Topeka
Eas
Atchison
Santa’ Fe
SOE
John de Noble
Santa Fe
Trading in mining shares at Cripple Creek picks up
Teeding at Colorado Springs reports Colden Fleece a newly listed Lake City stock rising from 1115 to bid as Cripple Creek shares stay strong. The Golden Fleece company declares a monthly dividend of 2 cents and Air V DeForrest of the New York consolidated exchange tours Cripple Creek praising the listing prospects. A large portion of listed shares heads east and many head to Europe.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Kdar
Colden Fleece
Lake City
New York Consolidated Exchange
Crippie Creek
Cripple Creek
New York
Europe
Engineers elect officers at Sixteenth convention
New York December. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers began its Second day of the Sixteenth annual convention. Elected for the year: President John Fritz of Bethlehem. Vice presidents include Jesse M. Smith Detroit M. L. Holman St. Louis and George W. Melville Washington D C. New managers include John G. Herreshoff Bristol R I Bussey Detroit Chas A Bauer Youngstown E D Meier St. Louis and Jas W Dickie San Francisco. Old treasurer Wm H Wiser of New York re-elected.
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New York
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
John Fritz
Bethlehem
Jesse M. Smith
Detroit
M. L. Holman
St. Leuis
George W. Melville
Washington
D. C
John G. Herreshof
Bristol
Busseyy
Chas. A. Bauer
Younfield
Ohio
E. D. Meier
St. Louis
Jas
W. Dickie
San Francisco
Wm. H. Wiser
Citr
Armenian relief fund donations reported in Boston and Cambridge
A late December dispatch from New York forwarded by Frank H. Wiggin shows Armenian relief contributions collected by Boston and Cambridge committees. The messages record $3.00 and $1.00 transfers from Christian Werala and related sums totaling 13.251 for the sufferers. Dr Creezan serves as secretary for the American board in the Middle East.
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Christian Werala
Osufferers
WiMaeuk Tearmt
Pittsburgh visit invited as city responds to state committee
Philadelphia oriented note reports a political committieee from Philadelphia delaying, then accepting an invitation to visit Pittsburgh. The message mentions municipal matters, a budget line of five dollars, and a pending formal response from Pittsburgh officials.
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Philadelphia
Municipel Jensue
Jess Pittburg
Grand Army encampment set for September dates
The administrative council announced the next Grand Army of the Republic encampment will run from September 1 to 4 next year in Paul Minn. The naval parade is planned for the opening days with parade routes and parcel terminals listed, while sessions for civilian commerce will be held on September 8.
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Paul
Minn
Grand Army of the Epublic
Aeee
Ism
Sanuar
Ted Tenes
Loos
Fragments Describe Ailing Child Amid Foggy Scene
A garbled report details a four year old child named Aghert Lissner in Franklin, during a voyage through a foggy period. The text mentions symptoms and convulsions linked to exposure and illness, but the fragmentary OCR obscures clear facts and dates.
New World Champion Emerges From Carberi Fight Debacle
New York on December 4 reports Peter Maher has become the world boxing champion in the wake of the Carberi-Fitzsimmons fiasco. Experts doubt the legitimacy of his title, noting he rose to the throne through favorable circumstances rather than prevailing over a genuine champion.
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New York
Peter Maher
Corbet
Sullivan
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Maho
Maher
James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Goddard
Germany Reacts to Grover's Message in Berlin Papers
Berlin newspapers comment on President Cleveland's message. The Blatt notes it warned against sharp measures against American insurance firms, while pro German papers hope Germany gains sole control over Samoa as a result.
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Germany
Grover
Berlin
Cleveland
Samra
Tablatt
Oleonies
Secretaries report slated for public release in Carlisle
A garbled notice references a secretary Carlisle's report becoming public soon. It mentions potential adjournment on Friday or Thursday, with dates unclear, and hints at prior discussions within a treasury or council context. The text is fragmented but centers on a forthcoming official disclosure.
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Wastherins
Treasory
Carlisle
Prday
Sec
Slashed Men Secure Money at Pawnee City Bank
Pawnee City Nebraska four o clock this morning Burlington agent Will Newlins was startled when two men broke a pane of glass at the station office and held him up with a revolver. An accomplice ransacked the money drawer taking 40 dollars while fleeing via the gate. The watch overcoat and hat of the agent were taken. Police report the robbers fled toward a rear island freight train and remain at large.
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Pawnee City
Neb
Will Newlins
Burlington
Poheere
Buffalo Rail Race Sets Unclear Record in Central Erie Run
Fragmentary report details the Empire State Express on the New Fork Central line racing a record pace amid garbled text. Mentions trains, people like Pauline, and a note about desertion. limited readable facts prevent clear reconstruction of events or outcomes.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Empire State Express
New Fork Central
Yerkand
Beiwenn
Rucchaoa
Peesjous
Niles
Eee Central
Story of a Heart at Ardenvohr a Mayfair scene
In a staged drawing room drama Mab Stuart-Graham faces an upcoming marriage to Major Haig Elmslie while her secretive suitor Maxwell Leith and Robert Stuart-Graham debate Mab’s fate. Across London, Mab pleads for a fall from constraints as Elmslie presses for a private pledge, hinting at social games and tension within Ardenvohr and Mayfair society.
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Ardenvohig
Stuart-Grahams
Mabel Stuart- Graham
Maxwell Leith
Ardenvohr
Horace
Robert Stuart-Graham
Mab
Haig Elmslie
Mount Elmslie
Royal Scots Fusiliers
Mabel
Ardepnvohr
Argyllshire
Leith
Jady
Mhurder
Higgins
Mayfair
Elmslie
Mabel Stuart-Graham
Ardentohr
Rmiher
Saunders
Snake tale from Hartford Courant fragment
The readable fragment describes a bizarre incident with a snake near Newtown or Hartford area, mentioning a rattlesnake with nineteen rattles and a voice-like fear response. The text is garbled but implies a close encounter with a large creature in bushes and a tense reaction as a train metaphor appears.
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Calch Linvis
Newtown
Hartford Courant
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