President Urges Cuban Relief Aid in Senate Plan
President McKinley sent a Cuban relief message to Congress noting 600 to 800 American destitute on the island needing food and medicines. He asks Congress to appropriate not less than 50,000 dollars for immediate use and allow secretary of state discretion for transfers to repatriate those wishing to return. Senate committee nudged a 40,000 dollar aid measure, but House discussions stalled amid insurgent recognition debate.
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Powers Note Declares Greece Must Not Be Embarrassed
Representatives in Constantinople prepare a note to the Turkish government insisting on an armistice but opposing Greek withdrawal from Thessaly. Officials emphasize Greece must not be allowed to occupy Crete and argue Europe cannot force Turkey from Thessaly. In South America, James D. Speaker of New York dies after sudden financial collapse, leaving a noted family and business legacy. In Montevideo reports say Villars forces defeated rebels Lamas and Sermira after eight hours, signaling a death blow to the revolt on the Brazilian frontier.
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Winding Up a St. Louis Bank Affairs Progress
Receiver Stone of the defunct Walaapne Savings Bank at St. TLanis reports rapid progress winding up the affairs. He expects to pay out about 176000 to 200000 within the next few days if the court grants his requested order.
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Miss Willard Tail and Health Rumors Across Gossip Columns
Fragments report Miss Willard and friend Mme Demarest facing a grave illness linked to overwork and smoking. mentions Cigarette King Maj. Lewis Ginter of Richmond resigning from American Tobacco Co. directorship and hints at social notices about Mrs Langtry and Mrs Laughy unrelated scandals.
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Three Negroes Hanged by Mob Near Rosebud Texas
Three imprisoned men, Dave Cotton Henry Williams and Labe Stewart were seized from Rosebud jail by masked mobsters and hanged near Rosebud Texas after a night raid. Williams confessed. Guards fled as a larger mob pursued.
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Texas Train Robbery Near San Antonio Ignores Safe Contents
Bandits held up a Southern Pacific passenger train about 250 miles west of San Antonio. The tocal safe held 2000 to 3000 dollars, while the through safe likely yielded seven to eight thousand. An explosion wrecked the express car, top blown off and sides shattered, but the mail was not molested. Officers chase the robbers who fled north.
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A P A Scores West Calls Senate to Impeach West
The American Protective Association supreme council adopted resolutions endorsing Senator Morgan and denouncing West of Missouri for his Cuban stance. The body accused West of claiming teachers in the Indian service were broken down preachers and teachers inferior to Catholic priests. It urged impeachment based on alleged American patriotism bias.
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Weston
Florida Contest Ends with Mallory Declared Senator
Stephen Mallory elected United States senator on the twenty-fifth ballot at Tallahassee. He served in the One Fifty Second and Fifty Third Congresses and resided in Pensacola. The report also notes Cuba policy moves, a possible grain and nail combination attempt, and various local incidents and obituaries.
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Anti British union seeks to force evacuatio n of Egypt and Transvaal independence
Berlin reports note a week of definite understandings among Germany France and Russia to press Egypt evacuation and Pretoria nullification with anti British aims. The trio plan to act together after Greco Turkish issues settle, unless Britain acts first, to widen continental hostility and push Transvaal to independence. France will back Russia and Germany despite public opinion.
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Fifteen Injured In Forestier Near Arti more Trestle Crash
A southbound Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train No 1 derailed on a trestle near Artimore South Dakota, plunging seven coaches and a Pullman down a twenty foot embankment. Fifteen passengers and crew injured, none killed. Passengers crawled from wreckage. engine and baggage car remained upright. The accident prompted local救 rescue efforts and investigations. Other items note a Will granting new trial for a Ponca man, a Montana salary bill conviction, and various political and legal updates.
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Tragedy at Vermillion Ends in Double Tragedy
A violent incident in Vermillion leaves Guy Darrow dead after Marion Wamsley and wife confront him in the Wamsley home. Darrow, also known as John Moore, allegedly threatened Mrs. Wamsley, prompting a deadly struggle with a stove wood club. The coroner's jury cites self defense. Other items report bank indictments, a trademark case in Philadelphia, and a Sioux City murder trial update.
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Marion Wameley
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Market Quotations From the Cattle and Grain Markets
A fragmented market list shows quotations for cattle and grain across multiple regions including Indianapolis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, and New York. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, and hogs vary by grade and lot, with figures ranging from modest cents to several dollars per unit.
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Embalming Fluid Hazard Prompts Emergency Aid
Burlington workers Willan Watt and Charles Feter, employed at a brickyard, nearly died after drinking embalming fluid from a jug mistaken for whisky. A farmer named Breh sought a coffin, another man added fuel to the danger, a physician arrived as the men collapsed, and all were recovering. The page also notes the cornerstone laid for a new hospital in Inwa City by Dr W D Middleton with other faculty in attendance and a zinc box placed in the stone.
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Charles Feter
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Watt
H.W. Lathrop
Iowa
Des Moines Votes for City Electric Plant Contract
City of Des Moines amplifies passage of an electrification measure to build a municipal plant with AfeCas Kes of Springfield for 50 000 dollars yearly over six and a half years to erect the plant and supply 500 incandescent lights. The city will own the plant after six and a half years for a nominal sum, likely altering current private lighting costs and prompting legal action from the old electric company challenging the contract.
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Iowa Falls Chautauqua grounds to start soon pavilion planned
Reports indicate work will begin soon on the Chautauqua grounds at Iowa Falls with a large pavilion to be erected within weeks. The State Sunday School Assembly of the Baptist Church is set for two weeks on the new grounds, with ex President Harrison possibly speaking and Governor Drake plus noted pulpit orators expected to address the assembly.
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Debaters Win At State Universities Meet In Iowa
Fragmented report notes the fourth annual state universities event in Iowa and Minnesota at Iowa City, with debates and a formal affirmative result. Mentions a panel chaired by A. W. Hamann, TG Moon, and Fo W Reelman, plus contracted erection details for Glenwood administration building and a fire last August.
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