Congress backs Cuba resolutions amid war split
The Senate passes the Cuban resolutions by a 202 to 17 margin after a tense debate. The measure urges U S neutrality while urging President to offer good offices to Spain for recognizing Cuban independence. Senatorial support reads like a partial endorsement with possible executive action pending events in Cuba. Senor Quesada notes European reports that Spain struggles to fund the war.
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Boutelle
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Gillet
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Spain
Cuba
United States of America
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Becaug
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Senor Gonzalo de Quesada
Europe
Market Report from Grain and Live Stock Centers
Market report from Chicago and Minneapolis includes April wheat prices for April May June and July contracts, corn oats and barley quotes, lard and hog values, cattle and feeder prices, and flour market tone. Notes show strong to light demand, trucking and stocker trends, and regional price levels across grain, provisions, and livestock sectors.
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Chicago
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Xaus
Minneapolis
Mulwaukee
St. Paul
Wales
Black Plague Alarm,Affects Hong Kong Trade Costs
Navy report cites appearance of plague in Hong Kong and notes business concerns. Excerpts from estate records show total assets of 2,488,505 with secured liabilities 1,101,810 and unsecured 1,187,07TU, illustrating financial context amid the health alert.
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Wrshington
Navy Department
Lings
Arnold
X Ag
Leon & Une Ess
Drowned Student and Narrow Escape Near Lake Medora
Madison reports a sophomore from Janesville, John Day, drowned after a boat capsize on Lake Medora. Other students and Coach O'Dea narrowly escaped a fire, amid a university rowing crew incident. Separately, Payne defeated by O’Bryan in the second round of the Burkery Athlete club, posting a two minute sixty seconds second mile.
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Janesville
Lake Medora
O'Dea
University
Hoyna
New York
Payne
O'Bryan
Saul
Tainty
Intricate Wedding of Mrs. Diniey Naw York in New York
An elaborate private wedding of Mrs. Diniey Naw York and Mr. Harrison unfolds at St. Thomas Brow mong. The ceremony at Rev Dr Brown's vestry, music by George William Warren, and reception at Gramercy Park precede a grand departure for Indianapolis. Guests include Gen Tracey and Gen Parker, with details of processional order and carriage transfer.
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York
Muky Benjamin St
Bilde
Abu. Harrison
Pitth Avene
Benjani
Brows
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Shoe
Siekin
Taeut
Job W. Parkes
Chey
Clowest
J. Fatbbetta
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Randell
Mere. Diumick
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Gus Harrison
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Tracey
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Dr. Brown
George William Warren
Alistagit
Harrison
John Z
Parker F
Teneey
Lloyetts
AL. Tamsdell
Liiut
Parker
Pinchot
Conspiracy Aimed at Kidnapping Vanderbilt Train
Detective chief George TB Gard revealed a plot by a San Francisco based gang to hold up the Vanderbilt special train in the San Joaquin valley and kidnap Cornelius Vanderbilt. Southern Pacific officials reviewed the letter, and preparations were underway to protect the party en route to California. The conspirators planned a daytime assault from Rivkeysfield onward, with violence toward others if money was not obtained. The Vanderbilt party, Depew, and others learned of the plot only after leaving Los Angeles.
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Band of California
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Ron Francisco
George TB. Gard
Southern Pacific Company
Los Angeles
Mr. Gard
Tlm
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Southern Pacific
Ar. Gant
el Paso
San Francisco
Yeanen
Vanderbilt
Depew
California
Plains
San Joaquin Valley
Mike
Ray Joaquin Valley
Hakforse
Rivkeysfield
Phi
Nelther Ma
Varidlervikt
Mr. Depew
Senator Mc Maoken proposes rail line right of way amendment
Senator Mc Maoken today introduced a resolution amending the act granting Thai and Winuleg railway a right of way through Chippewa and White Earth reservations to extend the completion period from three years to the full year.
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Winnlpeg
Washington
McMaoken
Net
Thai & Winuleg Railway
Avery defaulter treasurer sentenced in court
In St Louis Avery, treasurer of Meath Afty Council No 14 of the National Union, appeared in court charged with embezzlement. He was promptly sentenced to two years in prison after missing a payment of about Si 000.
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Apel S—Almedia
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Wuion
Dade Clancy
Omiboadlert
Obituary for Alux Boyd of Staverford
Alux Boyd aged sixty five former private business Hil ot Rusia died at his son Noy's home in Staverford. Res acknowledged from business life in 1887.
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Staverford
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Congress Debates Cuban Belligerency Resolutions
Washington reports on the Cuban belligerency debate with figures such as Mr Boutelle and Mr Lieb voicing contrasts. Col. Kiefer and others press for action while the Senate moves on river and harbor funds and civil service reform, amid partisan exchanges and calls to adopt resolutions.
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Col. Kiefer
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
Minnesota
Cuba
Speaker
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Senate
Cajuel
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Gori
Allen
Cleveland
Harrison
Wanamaker
Farrison
Manley
Pugwump
Highway debate and weights and measures plan progress
The article reports on a city council session with unanimous consent on a real estate inquiry resolution. It notes the adoption of a weights and measures plan for the communities, a split vote ending with 16 to 19, and ongoing debate over compulsory pilotage and related agricultural population concerns. Names of speakers and officials are listed in the proceedings.
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Payne
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Wied
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Hissretarka
Chimberlin
Navigation
Agricul Dua
Confessed triple murder case shakes Leavenworth town
Vin Sintes Ielped May A Jaanne Leavenworth Brn Agetti Youmag Charles Tiumbeth and Annie Lamhern face charges after confessing to killing an aged father who had barred Davenport from visiting his daughter. They lured, killed, buried the body, and later attended a dance before reporting the murder. The crime involved assets valued over 859000.
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Leavenworth
Brn
Agetti
Charles Tiumbeth
Annie Lamhern
Murner
Minnis Davenport
Laamborn
Davenport
Thivenport
Wil
Tainboviy
Tallmadge Murder Confession From Local Suspect
Akron dispatch reports Tallmadge murder suspect John Smith, a 21-year-old arriving from Sunwit County, confessed after Cleveland detectives Doren and DeCellin pressed him for hours. Smith worked for the Stone family and was linked to Flora Stone, the youngest daughter, amid a family dispute preceding the crime.
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Ohio
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Fol Smith
Stone
Doren
Decelln
Cleveland
John Smilth
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Stoltte
Flora
Hora
Ike John
Smith
Cley
Olympian Games Open With Biking and Shooting Events
At Athens on April 10 nearly the royal family and King Peter of Servia attended the Olympian games. Morning events featured bicycling and shooting with a French rider setting fast 100 metre time. No Americans compete today, and Americans praise Greek hospitality toward victors amid broad good will.
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Athens
Famiy
Servia
Fire in a Mine Traps Workers Near Butte
A mine fire at Ta Ain Mont near Butte Montana April 10 likely suffocated four or five miners. Shaft Boss John Buckley and brothers Pat Buckley Martin Sullivan Hugh McKeown Barney Will Wil Bolden Ed McArthur are feared lost with no escape remaining as the burning shaft blocks any exit. The fire burns the Hope hoist and shift, destroying the buildings.
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Butte
Mont
Tisky
John Buckley
Pat Ucktey
Martin Sullivan
Hugh McKeewn
Barney Will
Wil Bolden
Ed McArthur
Buckleys
Formuan
Martha Buckley
Madison crew members rescued seek return to rowing season
Madixon Will Stuse and Curren McConnell from Madison and An Crosse Wis, rescued after hours in the water, show improved condition. They, along with Lester Street and the late John Day crew, may row again this season if recovered, with plans to fill Day's spot and refresh the crew for upcoming meets.
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Madixon
Hays
Should Be a Gam TMalker Almay April 10
The Tongue was Homlinted for Comex by fli Republicans in the thirty-toieth district battle. Opponent for negotiation won Bloger Themiinu, who has represented Oregon in Congress for twelve years. Mr Tognedda, a well known lawyer of THUsburgugh, Wrah county, served two 1OKND AB-AIUe Kouattor.
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Thusburgugh
Wrah
Kouattor
Missionary Knipp Case Prompts U S Naval Posture
The dispatch reports American missionary Knipp confined and likely expelled from Bitlis Turkey with tensions rising. Washington monitors Turkish actions and may protest to the Porte while considering a naval demonstration in the Mediterranean.
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State Department
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Iley
Gulf of Tskandorma
Navy Department
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Stite de Partie
Fraud in Little Falls Ahead of Large Loss in Options
Pelson agent Karon Lansden reports an attempted conspiracy tied to Great Newthe ra and a traveling auditor. The scheme centered on misappropriated funds from options trading, with $6,000 suspected as missing and forged telegraphs used to hide the peculations. W. Stevenson, former Devila Lake agent, will oversee the investigation as doctors treat a poisoned suspect who collapsed after a long pattern of deceit and concealment.
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Saunders
Minny
W. Stevenson
Devila Lake
Seoamuedur
Hin
Stevenson
Delayed reports from Balt Lake convention and vault incident
Delegates to the St Louis convention are noted with names such as Brauk and Crates amid a report from Balt Lake and Util April. A break in the Gankab Selton Valley vault in TL last night led to a failed vault explosion attempt damaging the building and vault area.
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Balt Lake
Util
Brauk
J. Crates
Arthur Brey
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Laine
Limube
Milek Aid
Flomua
St. Louis Covention
Waorn
Gankab Selon
Agony Might Wave Neen Worse Mrs Moneybagsa
A fragment from New York Weekly quotes Mrs Moneybagsa about her son’s expenses. He seeks a new plaything, a stable of horses, while a wary father jokes he feared a newspaper project. The snippet hints at wealth and eccentricity in domestic talk.
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