Congress Adopts Cuban Resolutions 244 to 27 in House
The House passed Cuban resolutions recognizing free Cuba fighters as belligerents by 244 to 27. The concurrent resolutions do not require the President’s approval and will be sent through the usual channels for notification to the President.
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Bermuda Expedition Report Claims Cuban Landing Success
A cipher dispatch from Carlos Garcia, leader of a Bermuda force, reports landing heavy artillery and 599 cavalrymen at a Cuban bay near Pinar del Rio. They advanced inland to Santiago, with 18 loaded gunships delivering rifles ammunition and swords, amid heavy Spanish resistance.
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Tragic drownings and disease reports across regions
The report notes the discovery of Travis, a young man drowned in the Tig Wind River near Lander Wyoming last August, and mentions a failed attempt to locate his relatives. It also cites tuberculosis found in cattle at Michigan State College's dairy herd and a separate case of a Kentucky grocer firing on his wife, with three children watching. News on Japan's outbreak of the plague in Yokohama and a Shiloh Battlefield Association reunion updated plans follow. Seventy insurgents sentenced to death in Havana province court martial.
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BUN & CO S REVIEW OF TRADE WEEKLY SUMMARY
The weekly Review of Trade notes weak demand for finished goods and proposed steel production allotments with penalties for excess. Cotton supplies surge. forecasts for 6 503 000 bales mocked. Wheat shows slight gains amid large western receipts and high year over year wheat yields.
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Appeal for Arbitration by English Irish and American Cardinals
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore and Cardinals Vaughn and Logue urge establishment of a permanent tribunal of arbitration to replace war among English speaking peoples. They call for public opinion, petitions, and constitutional actions to press governments toward peace.
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Consul Waller in London Seeks French Government Claim
Joha L. Waller, once tied to the United States Canal service, has arrived in Britain after release from a French prison where he served twenty years for alleged collaboration with the Flovan. He now lives in Telirement and, on his agents' advice, is preparing a claim against France with English reporters seeking coverage.
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Notable Bigamy Case Ends in Public Scrutiny
The Butte case centers on John Orden alleging his wife Gladya Southward sought multiple marriages. Green claims the woman confessed taking all his cash after revealing eight marriages and no divorce, with prior spouses in Iowa, Montana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oregon, and Washington. She now reportedly resides in Portland.
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Engagement of Certride Vanderbilt and Harry Whitney Confirmed
The New York World reports the engagement is admitted by all friends and denied by none of the family. Miss Vanderbilt is Cornelia Vanderbilt’s daughter and heiress to one fourth of about $100000. Whitney is William C. Whitney’s son and heir to half of the Payne Whitney fortunes, attracting wide attention.
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Perilous River Expedition Ends in Possible Loss
A party of explorers led by a U S deputy marshal vanished while ascending the Rainy River near the Canadian boundary to investigate claimed car thefts. They were last seen braving ice and rapids, with authorities notifying the sheriff and state troops to assist as warrants and threats loom over local elections. Big Brunswick fire devastates business district and prompts fear of broader ruin. Insurance damage rises. initial estimates place losses around 400000.
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Convention roofing contract averted by McClure union pledge
The Republican National Convention in St Louis Missouri avoids a controversy over a roofing contract awarded to a nonunion firm. Contractor McClure agrees to withdraw the award and will relet the job only to a union labor firm.
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Spanish Inhumanity in Cuba Reported by New Orleans Picayune
The Picayune dispatch claims Cuban suffering under Cuban and Spanish authorities, recounting Dr Vodal Setolonge’s alleged mistreatment of an old man and a grave execution. It also quotes a Trinidad priest urging mass killings of Cubans and mixed-race people, with a harsh critique of Yankee sympathy for the Cuban revolt.
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Fiendish Campaign Talks in Matabeles Crisis
Dispatch from Johannesburg to the London Times reports a worsening Matabele campaign crisis with calls for volunteers. Cape Town also notes Salisbury requests more manpower as General Graham is murdered by Matabeles at Insel. Whites suffer heavy losses and a survivor hides in the grass to escape.
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Tragedy at Conard Ga ends in multiple deaths
A fatal incident at Conard Georgia leaves Shore of Flynn and a passenger dead and Sheriff Tryna fatally wounded as a mob fires on them. Julia Madden, a leading merchant, is injured while trying to help, and a third assailant is shot as officials scramble to restore order.
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Philadelphia editor Wharton slain in fourth story fall
Sunday editor Thomas Wharton of the Philadelphia Times fell from his residence’s fourth story, killed instantly. The incident is viewed as likely intentional, with Wharton renowned for his literary ability and long service to the Times. A separate dispatch reports the monitor Viascar arriving at Valparaiso after a deck fire and a fatal main steam pipe burst onboard.
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Explosion at Giles mine kills workers near Word
A massive blast at the Giles mine near Word, Cole., claimed the lives of several men and injured two others. Reportedly workers carried large quantities of powder into the mine and an unknown event caused the explosion shortly after arrival.
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Metropolis Transit Company Faces Union Threat Over Licenseholder
The New York World reports that the Metropolitan Transportation Company is under threat from officers of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes of America if the company does not reinstate a recently discharged licenseholder.
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Man Kills Wife and Mother in Law Then Tries Suicide
Fragmented account from Clinton TL describes Edward Polen shooting his wife Mrs Polen and her mother Mrs William McMullen after domestic troubles. Polen fled toward Illinois Central yards, attempted to throw himself before a train, was saved, jailed, and later reported to be recovering while authorities investigated the fatal double murder.
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Divorce Suit and Various Local Notices Highlight Turbulent Reports
A fragmentary column lists a divorce suit involving Mra Minnie Tasue of Furi Seats and ag hier Hireliun Warne, plus other names such as poet John Maguire of Brie. It references executions in Missouri, cooperative plans for Union Car Works, and ceremonies in Burbank. Additional items include shipping arrivals, a New England ware manufacturer, land sale offers in Southern California, and a governor’s street assault claim against PL Clark amid press changes.
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Doings of Congress Early Report on Measures and Debates
A lengthy summary of congressional action discusses appropriations for private and sectarian institutions including Howard University, debates over post offices and lighthouse funding, and bills granting railroad right of way through Native reservations. It notes private pension bill tactics, Cuban policy conference reports, and a Senate–House line on neutrality and intervention amid the Cuban War.
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Willie and the Hat in a Window Tale
A child Willie endangers his hat by sticking his head out a rear window while his mother scolds him. She teases him with a hat-snatch, then a whistle, as the hat hops back and forth. The scene shifts to New York elevated trains with cheap travel and a glimpse of global issues and local legal debates.
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State Capital Weekly Proceedings Review
The record covers legislative activity in the state capital over the past week. It notes a district realignment proposal, debates on voting machines, and bills on bequests, obscenity penalties, insurance, and state manufacturing funding, with adjournment and committee actions detailed.
Fragmented notes on ancient wars and royal titles
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