Wish 4e Fight for Brittania in Turbulent Time
A garbled report discusses factions in a British empire setting with references to Brittania, Boers, and German powers. It mentions youths, loyalty shifts, and tensions involving Portuguese territory and hostilities among districts. The piece hints at colonial geopolitics and conflicting allegiances without clear events.
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Hionirta
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Portnemese
Mather
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Kroonstadt
Ellot Oats
Ay Lawrtyg
Morgan's hot shot on canal bill ends with heated debate
Senator Morgan attacks the Spooner amendment amid a long session on the Isthmian canal, pressing for funding and asserting opposition to the Nicaragua route. He accuses Colombia of stalled concessions and warns of costly outcomes, while others defend procedural moves and delay tactics.
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Roosevelt Worries Prompt Washington Move from West Point
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt traveled directly from West Point to the capital after Teller's coup. The Culberson resolution seeks a detailed accounting of Cuban funds handling during occupation. Debate centers on administration transparency and potential GOP support amid sugar questions.
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Washington
Teller
West Point
Culbersin
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Meets Senators in White House Conference
President Roosevelt and aides welcomed the day’s discussions after West Point arrival. Senators Platt and Spooner, chair men of Cuban relations and reciprocity probes, conferred with the president on Cuban funds and related topics for more than an hour. No statement was issued, and General Wood’s appearance before the committee remained unsettled amid uncertain reciprocity prospects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
West Point
Platt
Weolth
Spooner
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Tutt
White House
Wood
Rome
Houston Sees No Loss From Marshal Move
Reports from Washington say Houston will gain no disadvantage from Marshal Hanson heading the new Southern district, with a deputy in Houston and no central court presence in Galveston. Officials expect Houston to fare as well as if the marshal lived there, amid talk of a new federal building in the area.
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Spealai
Washington
Houston
Marshal Hanson
Galveston
Marshal Grant
Heyant Tyed ii Sherman
Ferlerad
Indebtedness of the Government to Texas noted in report
Washington June 12 a interior department supplemental report cites a Supreme Court decision from May 20 1902 against the State of Texas in favor of grantees of a land allotment in Greer county. The total due Texas is about 474000 with costs and land values itemized from 1902 to 1907. Senator Culber ned expected to introduce a bill to authorize payment.
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Pegresare
Greer County
Tesia
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Angie
Marth
Culberned
Olshausen's Confirmation Looms Over Texas Aid Society View
Washington reports June 12 that Olshausen’s nomination as aide to John Grant remains unconfirmed. Charges cited against him hinder confirmation as Captain Clark action looms, with Hawles and Campbel involved in the coming weeks.
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Washington
John Grant
Mareral
Texas
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Sethia
Buried Resolution Reported by City Committee
A fragment notes a burial resolution tied to a city committee and civil service matters. It references a person and position, with unclear names and places, suggesting municipal procedures around a burial decision. The readable text is garbled and lacks full details.
The La Guayra Episode in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin reports the foreign office has not issued detentions over the Ta Guayra seaport affair amid a Venezuelan revolutionary movement. German cruisers Guzolle and Malle were not ordered away, but Germany protects its interests while awaiting Venezuela’s claims. The incident remains under inquiry with potential actions pending.
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Foreign Office
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Malle
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Germigy
Venezuela
Venesuela
Gin Near Delph Insurance Cover Placed at £500
A gin owned by M. A. Hamilton near Delph is covered by insurance for £500. The excerpt notes Tezag and portheas of seven a ook ott with unclear context but confirms insurance coverage.
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Reciprocity and Cuban sugar tariff battle stalls Senate
Washington June 12 supporters of reciprocity face firm opposition from Republican senators aligned with beet sugar interests. The Taylor resolution is buried, Olshausen's case remains stalled, and a return of Hawley looms as a decision on action is deferred.
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Congressional Committee Proposed to Visit Philippines
Representative McCall presented the memorial calling a congressional committee to travel to the Philippines to inquire into conditions there. The memorial cites no committee appointment at the meeting and names Charles Fragele Aden Andrew Cartneaic Carl Schura and others as supporters of the policy toward the Philippines.
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Sotley
Waolington
Ropresingien McCall
Mmomotia
Charles Fragele Aden
Andrew Cartneaic
Carl Schura
Dehy Etritt Bmitho
Herbert Welch
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Count Rochambeau Sails to New York Amid Attendance
An unclear report notes ships and dignitaries arriving in Washington for a ceremony or event related to Rochambeau. The text mentions a steamship and remarks by a cometic figure, with vague references to preparations and upcoming plans.
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York
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Washington
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