Congress Reaches Agreement on Cuban Independence Clause
The House concurs with the Senate Cuban resolutions but removes the clause recognizing Cuba’s independence. After hours of debate and party-line divisions, a conference is agreed. the final vote settles the dispute and endorses the war resolutions with the independence clause struck.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Ciba
Sion
Ding~ Jey
House
Myr. Bramwell
Ottto
Thievers
Pays
Gromwell
Congress
Bouse
Cuba
Government aid and delays fuel unrest in Usiva
Turner reports government appropriation of 8,000 for relief in Usiva, but delays hinder aid to populace. He criticizes slow distribution and calls for faster action to relieve affected families and stabilise the region.
Insurgents Attack Spanish Force in Pinar Frekbitia
Fragmented report says insurgents engaged a Spanish unit in Pinar Frekbitia. Spanish guards allegedly suffered four killed and four wounded as fighting intensified. Ground details remain unclear with conflicting accounts.
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Pinar
Dspajargsa
Tarana
Venezuelan president killed in civil conflict report
Fragmented dispatch from Caracas says President Joaquin Crespo is slain in battle with rebel leader Pri Thaker amid ongoing power struggle in Clay County and New Jersey inspired by wartime royalities. Report notes bank stats and coal shipments tied to war effort and consolidation plans to take effect this tenth with main offices in New York.
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New York
Keene Warit
Caracas
Vene Eau
Joaquin Cressia Af
Pri
Rotter
Gomsolidate
Abe Gneteiedy
Alron
Gie
Godvest
Compee Aun Tadier
Jersey
Fie
Martial Law in Alaska Proposed by Capt Ray
Capt Ray of the Eighth Infantry, newly arrived at Vancouver barracks after winter in Alaska, will ask the War Department to authorize a military government for interior Alaska and the Yukon region. He doubts spring cleanup will exceed 5 090 007.
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Ray
Cape TP
JT. Ray
Eighth Infantry
Alaska
Portland
Gre
Sundhy
Vancouver Barracks
War Department
Yukon
Woman acquitted in Oklahoma murder case seeks insurance payout
Mary A. Kettering of Denver collects $10 000 from Covenant Mutual Life for her late husband’s policy and seeks another $10 000 from Northwestern Slavonic in Chicago. Four years earlier her husband was murdered in Oklahoma. she was convicted and sentenced to death, later granted a new trial, then acquitted last week.
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Fier
Covenant Mutual Life Association
Mary A. Kettering
Denver
Chicago
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Launching the Alabama Battleship in Philadelphia
The United States battleship Alabama, under construction at Cramp's slip yards in Philadelphia, will launch May 25 and May 18 has been fixed as the date for the launching. Miss Morgan daughter of Senator Morgan will christen the ship. The Alabama is the first of three big battleships contracted in October 1885 with the others the Wisconsin and Illinois being built in San Francisco Newport News and in the same configuration.
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United States
Alabama
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Morgan
Senator Morgan
San Francisco
Newport News
New View for Temperance Favor by New York Presbytery
A radical report from the New York Presbytery on temperance urges the church to combat the saloon through positive appeal and pleasure alternatives rather than mere condemnation. It notes college student drinking reported as lower than in the past, signaling a shift in stance and strategy.
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New York
Presbyterian
Leas
Thas
Ibis
Anti American Demonstrations in Malaga Target U S Consulate
Serious disturbances in Malaga Spain on Saturday saw a mob attack the United States consulate. Demonstrators paraded shouting patriotic cries before the crowd gathered and stones were thrown at the consulate. A leader tore down the shield and dragged it along the street as the prefect urged dispersal. The interior minister ordered local prefects to arrest ringleaders and ensure satisfaction to the American consul.
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Malaga
Spain
United States
Senda
Furniture Trust Collapse Sparks Labor Disputes
A garbled report describes a furniture trust collapse amid failed negotiations and mounting tensions. It references figures and places, including a committee and court-like proceedings, with references to New Jersey and a secretary, but the text is too corrupted to extract clear events or outcomes.
Unclear notes on ceremony and deaths in multiple locales
fragmented OCR text mentions a ceremony in Taos with Md T daushile via Taos and Cemtaudeas Lee, various deaths in Bau Cire Wis, Miller and Streizesypes involved, references to minister Micelane and Raber Mr Medaane, with unclear events, dates, and participants.
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Richmond
Sonday
Bau Cire
Wis
Chiristine
Abdie
Willian
Oatar
Miller
Habele
Rane
Micelane
Medaane
Three Men Die in Rock Island Wreck Between Libertyville and Fairfield
A wreck on the Rock Island line between Libertyville and Fairfield killed engineer Charles Diba fireman Albert Blosser and head brakeman William Watterson. A lead end collision between an extra freight and the local freight caused cars to plunge over a twenty foot embankment. The extra freight was on a fast run and failed to slow in time. The crew of the local escaping with injuries.
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Sland
Libertyville
Tairfield
Lares
Charles Diba
Albert LT. Blosser
William Watterson
Teahs Goingorth
Pairfields
Burglars Strike Cedar Falls Jewelry Store
Burglars robbed the VW I Chase & Co jewelry store in Cedar Falls Monday morning, taking diamonds, watches and other jewelry. Loss estimated at 3007 dollars. The crime was discovered by a firm member arriving early. two suspects described as short and sturdy were seen nearby. A reward of five hundred dollars was offered for information leading to recovery.
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Chase & Co
Cedar Fatty
Big Hai
Cedar Falls
VW. I. Chase & Co
Abe
Breves
Disorderly confrontation at Westery Paiway described in cryptic report
A corrupted report outlines a chaotic incident near Westery Paiway involving a pharmaceutical or industrial entity, a supposed alien element, and calls for action by officials including State McFarlian of Vanretshureg. It mentions a clash at Waleans Park, a Dagwil teepty, and references to West Thiniy with various names and places.
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Mate
Giherbef Spirck
Frank Parineive
Obadie
Waleans Park
Chievo
Dagwil
Asegin
Bile St
Grinnell College students suspended over dance attendance
About twenty Grinnell College students, half the crowd at a March armory dance, are suspended for a week. President Gates visited the lakes cottage where girls stayed, and Des Moines girls named the boys. Suspended students must take examinations and pay per exam, with some fees as high as 45 cents. Protests follow and the president remains firm.
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Iowa College
Grinnell
Armory
Gates
Lakes
Des Moinés
Barly
Political party meeting plans state convention sites
The state central committee of Populists met at Des Moines and set the June 2 state convention location to be decided by Chairman Weeks among Des Moines Cedar Rapids or Marshalltown. Cuban policy favors stern retaliation for the Maine destruction and rejects diplomacy. Other resolutions prefer government money in war and oppose fusion with other parties.
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Desseines
Des Ieines
Ceiar Rapiss
Marshalltown
A. i
Maine
Accused Marder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
A 63 year old man, Miaien, was charged in a case involving a dealer network. He appeared in court with defense alleging a medical issue and requested a postponed hearing. Authorities outlined the alleged crime and the suspect’s prior record.
Local County Notices and Obituaries and Army Draft Update
Fragmented OCR notice lists county events, a death in Rah Taped area, a Switzerlaimdl police link, and a draft with Captain Pred Wheeler. Mentions Mapleton session, state fair decisions, and a large upcoming production with 25 000 liters.
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Pred Wheeler
Army Mobilizes Civil War–Era Screened Troop Movements
War Department orders rapid redeployment of nearly all regulars to the Gulf to Cuba region with exceptions for certain units. Troops will concentrate at Chickamauga, New Orleans, Tampa and Mobile to acclimate to a tropical climate, amid cabinet discussions and expense considerations.
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War Department
Department of the Gulf
Pourteauth Infantry
Alaska
Seaboard
Cuba
Alger
Ren
Miles
Adit
Tei
Corbin
Chickamaiga Batlefiell
New Orleans
Akubife
Fanma
Departaent
War era budget row and stalled reform debates
Fragmentary text outlines a debate over raise fords and committee actions in a wartime government context. It mentions costs, expenditures, and efforts to manage funds amid political pressure. Names and clear events are obscured by OCR errors.
Forty-Cight Vessels Bought Under Government Order
The government has expended funds to acquire forty eight vessels of various uses. Orders issued by the War Department authorized the outright purchase of the ships, with paid totals around thirty-seven thousand dollars. The Navy plans to press additional tenders and craft, while a circulating letter warned departments against sharing details with outsiders or newspapers.
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Uae
News of Minor Note in Distorted Waverly Ledger
Fragmentary text mentions illness and gatherings in Waverly Maine and Ky. References a death and a name James Seediic with unclear details. Contains numerous garbled words and missing context from the source.
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Waverly
Pati
Ehurel
Sacha
AQ Commerciatl
Pat Cochin
MT Naan
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