Foraker and Cuban question debated in Senate reports
The Foreign Affairs Committee reports on Cuba were debated in the Senate. Senator Foraker defended independence for Cuba, critiquing the president and committee as differing yet united on Cuban freedom. Lodge and others argued for recognition. the minority urged immediate action. The discussion touched Spain, war costs, and future governance.
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Germany
France
United States
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Washington
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Benster Turpia
Independence of Cuba Urged by Committee in War Report
A long report urges recognition of Cuban independence and U.S. intervention to end the Spanish war. It condemns Spain for atrocities against civilians, calls for immediate action to establish Cuban autonomy, and criticizes U.S. neutrality as insufficient. The document cites extensive casualties, including women and children, and urges a strong response to topple the Spanish authorities.
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Wehinley
Sigahee and Lee testify on Cuba affairs and Maine mine
The text reports testimony by Sigabee and General Lee regarding Cuba, Spanish forces, and the Maine explosion. It covers opinions on possible Spanish control, insurgent dynamics, and American military strategy, with references to consular statements and reactions in Havana and Washington.
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Gorero
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United States
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Havara
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Copitatista
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Conant
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Lee
Spanish Officials Blamed for Maine Destroyers Senate Testimony
Consul General Lee testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Spanish officials bore responsibility for the destruction of the Maine. He expressed doubt about any official involvement by General Bluntro and noted uncertainty over reports of a mine found by a diver near Havana harbor.
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Lees
Lee Wan
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Qube
Blunro
Wea
Ilayina
Insulted the Flag at Berkeley Students Target Freshness Way Incident
Berkeley students cut the flagpole line and damaged hardware at the University of California last night causing a flag to fail to rise. Officials condemn the act as an affront to the national colors. Faculty move to identify vandals as university authorities treat it as a significant disciplinary matter in the military-leaning campus environment. Meanwhile M C Clark, a Fresno County resident, died at 67. services set for Sanger home with burial at Montae Valley Cemetery.
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University of California
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Deith
C Clark
M. G. Clark
Samer
Fresno County Towers
Sanger
Montaev Cemetary
Oc Cers
Developme & Moimy
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Lewie Homi
J Wilbur Casta
Lreano Notoral Pont
Eed
Claus Toine
Etarta
Ita
Buei News Intercata
Seto
Despairs of Meeting Fitzsimmons in Prize Fight Talk
James J Corbett muses on a future match with Fitzsimmons, hoping for a $30,000 purse. He reflects on politics and boxing, weighing congressional aims against prize fighting. Corbett hints at a possible comeback if no bout with Fitzsimmons occurs in the next year.
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Hughes
Corbett
Napoleon
Jas Garson
Waterloo
Barton Afeter
Filsaimmons
Mn Layresd
Tham
Arthur Muwen
Sven
Velwen
Jim
Courae
Joffriga
Sharkey
Sharky
Ina
Corbet
Ting
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Pring Unlera
Voor
Pilvammuens
Cloi
Fitzsimmons
Comaboly Leo
Quit The Chase Officers Back From Sierra Nevada Search
Officers Peck and Henry returned from the Sierra Nevada mountains after ten days near Breano Mats in Madera county seeking Orcas Crack bandits Clif Regan and a companion. They visited steep trails, found no trace, Regan last seen at Preano Flats eight days earlier. They believe Regan may be hiding near a geome Indian camp with abundance of food and plan to wait for the bandits to reappear.
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Will Henry
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Breano Mats
Macra
Clif Regan
Regan
Preano Flats
Rogan
Leo
O'Neal
Madera
Ropelyo
Geome Indian Camp
Oriza
Kegan
Vandita Severi Davaazo
Sierras
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Freano
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Henry
Handsome Kingsburg Lutheran Church Event Highlights Local News
An array of community items is reported from Kingsburg and nearby areas. The Swedish Lutheran church group hosts gatherings, while residents attend social events, lectures, and local meetings. Notable notes include visits, marriages, and preparations for academic courses.
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railroad awards two grading contracts
The Valley Road franchise in Fresno yesterday awarded two key grading contracts for the Stockton to Point Richmond extension. Crickeon Brothers take the six miles east of the tunnel, Buchman & Kelse win the sweet section, with six months to bond and commence work by next year. Two tunnels are planned, with work to start soon and completion targeted mid 1900. Meanwhile, construction near Bakersfield progresses with a 4300 foot bridge and grading toward Visalia, aiming for first train into Bakersfield by May 1900 and Visalia branch by July 1900.
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Francisco Fe
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railroad Company
Sternoon
Stockton Sweat
Point Richmond
Conra Costails
Crickeon Brothers
Buchman & Kelse
Wera
San Joaquim
Kern River
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Bsherefield
Graat Trothera Yaaterday
Bakera
Goon Ae
Viestsa
Visalia
Joaquina
Iolare Lake
Hanford, Or
Bakersfeld
San Jo Qin Valley
Women's Clubs Plan City Improvement Meeting
The executive committee of the Hundred Thousand Club met in city hall and received a Parlor Fixture Club reply pledging cooperation on city improvement. They considered a public meeting of all women's clubs next Thursday to gather ideas, and actions to remove the hay market from Fresno and nearby areas. Committees were formed on legal advice and tourism entertainment with a $1700 appropriation for physicians visiting for the State Medical Society and a potential public experiment station to test crops in this climate.
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State Medical Society
Hresno Medical Society
Hammond
Shaw Company
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