United States orders transfer of Cuba government on May 20
Secretary Root releases plan directing General Wood to hand over Cuba to its people by May 20. Cuba to assume treaty duties, maintain limited defense temporarily, and convene a Cuban congress to ratify the election of president and vice president. The United States will end occupancy duties and transfer authority to the new Cuban government.
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Palma Ready for Cuba’s New Era In United States Favor
General Palma, elected leader of Cuba, completes talks with Roosevelt and Trout. He departs Washington at midnight for New York, heads to Havana for May 20 inauguration, and expresses confidence in Cuba’s peaceful, orderly future under U S support and the Platt amendment treaty outlining naval stations and mutual assurances. He praises the United States for rescuing Cuba and upholding liberty.
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Cuban reciprocity talks at White House in Washington
Washington March 25 another conference was held at the White House on Cuban reciprocity with the president and house leaders including Payne alell and Long of Kansas and Cannon. The meeting lasted an hour with a view exchange and no new developments reported. The 2 per cent reduction proposal by the republican caucus would be carried out in the house though the Ways and Means committee has not yet reported the bill. Discussions touched on refin sugar differential and possible tariff amendments but were dismissed to avoid opening the tariff law. The president seeks greater concessions to Cuba and members may face a first contest in committees led by Payne. Tomorrow Payne will not call up the bill to allow more time.
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Democratic Banquet Highlights Unity and Alarm Over Trust Power
The biennial Democratic association gala at the Metropolitan hotel drew about 150 guests from national leaders and Virginia congress members. Col. Robert N. Herper served as toastmaster as speakers rallied for a united Democratic front against trusts and imperial overreach while criticizing the Republican regime and a proposed army reorganization.
Otis Retires After Forty Years in Army Command
The War Department issues a general order praising General Otis for forty years of service. He leaves command of the Dept. of the Tasles and the Dept. of the Dakotas, handing to Colonel Meta, until General Arthur arrives. Arthur to succeed, with tentative moves to Chicago and Rochester, N.Y.
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Otis Retirement Cited for Forty Years of Service
Secretary Hout notes General Otis retires after forty years of continuous and meritorious service, deserving gratitude from the country. The record reflects a long career marked by duty and dedication, honoring a pivotal era in national affairs.
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Boer Peace Talks Stir London to Hopeful Doubts
Acting President Schalkburger and Boer leaders face skepticism in London over their peace overtures. Reports from Amsterdam say emissaries were sent to South Africa while talks in Europe hint at possible amnesty terms and British administration for industrial centers. U S resolutions urge neutrality and inquiries into wartime humanitarian concerns.
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Miles Warns Of Military Despotism In Senate Testimony
Washington March 25 General Miles before the senate committee on military affairs warned that a proposed war department reform would centralize power and loosen contact with field forces. He argued the plan could usher in a quasi autocratic regime, threatening democratic government and the traditional balance of the army’s authority.
Havana bank thieves sentenced in embezzlement case
The court convicted the Havana group of embezzlement involving a voice of $56,707 and ordered prison terms and fines. Rathbone received ten years and a separate fine. other defendants face related penalties.
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Goebel Law Denounced in Contested Kentucky Election Debate
A heated House discussion centered on the Goebel law and its use in Kentucky’s contested for the Third district election. Rhea defended his state’s election machinery while accusing the law’s foes of partisan manipulation. The debate touched on turnout, party control, and the broader impact on Kentucky politics as the session adjourned with unresolved questions and a vote imminent.
Senate Debates Ten Cent Tax for Oleomargarine Substitute
Washington March 24 Senate opens consideration of a bill to tax oleomargarine colored as butter at 10 cents a pound while uncolored forms face 4 cents per pound. Vermont Senator Praetor leads agriculture committee in supporting a levy to curb deception and protect honest butter markets.
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Hepburn bill report on pure foods act to curb adulteration
The House committee on inter commerce reported the Hepburn pure foods bill to curb adulteration, imitation, and false labeling of foods and drugs and regulate interstate traffic. The measure, drafted by the National Pure Food Congress, targets shipments across states and authorizes land and air experts for enforcement. The bill sets penalties for violations and seeks to standardize inspections and prosecutions, with key lawmakers urging swift action.
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New York Leads in Delating Industry Warheningen Analysis
Industry statistics show New York leading in delaying market metrics amid national trends. The report tracks farm values, production, and cattle metrics with figures cited for 207, ares of land, and ongoing sales projections across several counties and mills.
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Dairy product report from Pennsylvania dairy goods
Pennsylvania dairy reports show records in butter and cheese production. Parks notes high yields with 62 pounds of a key item, and total value reflects strong dairy output, including tubers and related products, as reported in the period summary.
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Baby saved from wreck. Brooklyn man dies in crash
Mareth Pruk of Brooklyn died after a wreck near Hamptons, while his baby daughter was rescued from the wreckage. Conger, the father, perished. the child survived with the mother’s sister, and a New York widow inherits a bequest to care for the baby. Authorities gathered details and arranged burial for the parents.
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Turbulent Asian Crisis Sparked by Revolt and Japan
A fragmentary Shanghai Mercury report describes a sweeping revolt with rebels massing at Koy Sitawanas and fears of Chinese garrisons in Branee and Japan. Paralysis and casualties hit a petroleum works and surrounding districts as authorities brace for wider conflict amid international tensions.
Poultry Production Leads United States by State Counts
A scrambled report details national poultry output with Texas toping figures in turkeys and fowl, Iowa ranking high in overall poultry value, Missouri and Kentucky following, and lowa reporting the largest value of poultry. The piece also references a fatal gas incident involving a husband, wife, and child amid a separate case.
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War rumors and political turmoil spur tensions abroad
Fragmentary dispatches from New York and Washington claim France and Russia plan war on Britain and Japan over Manchuria while China authorities deny neutrality issues. The Anglo Japanese pact and regional banks are cited as leverage, with Beijing and Peking reporting political crackdowns in Hunan and Manchuria and brutal punishments in WoeNan reflecting instability.
Spring Work to Begin IX Earnest
Spring work packages are planned by the water and power companies to extend facilities and improve the city’s utility systems. Trucks, pipes, and materials arrived yesterday as crews prepare to start on the riverbank improvements and new athletic park project amid delays from property owners and board decisions.
Construction Contract Contorts for New Market House Project
A contract was awarded yesterday to Ue Capitol 69 ty Tilek and Vipe company for the first section of the new market house. The project covers a two story brick structure along Wrest peventh and Getisk streets, with a wall facing Seventh street and an interior bakery and meat department. The Newells plan to demolish the old Newell facility, extend the building toward Locusl Avenue, and hit a total bid around $20,000, excluding plumbing and utilities.
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Native food dispute at court martial trial in Manila
Testimony in the court martial of Major Gidleton W. Waller in Manila centers on natives of Samar and Capiz. Lieutenant Williams and Hiram Hears describe precautions taken, while Commander Swift notes gentler treatment of natives. Wright orders government aid to alleviate partial famine as officials clash over supplies.
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High school athlete's throw kills infant in Clinton practice
Light-year-old toy ball misfired during athletic practice at afnelics in the purl. Tim Clark, captain of the high school football team, hurled a 14 pound ball that struck Hugh Callahan, a 1-year-old boy, in the head, dying minutes later as medical aid arrived. The incident ends with a fatal head injury and ongoing investigation.
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Cholera Outbreak Reported in Manila With Death Toll Rising
A Manila cholera wave continues with reports of thirty deaths and ongoing cases up to noon today. Officials urge vigilance as health measures are emphasized to curb the outbreak.
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