Senate Endorses Cuban War State of War Resolution
The Senate voted 41 to 14 to recognize a state of war between Spain and the Cuban revolutionary government and to maintain strict U S neutrality. The measure passed amid applause after debate led by key senators and observers noting extensive information from correspondents and State Department records.
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Senate
Cuba
United States
Spain
United States of America
Berator Hale
Committee On Foreign Relations
Reas
Me. Fairbarks
Indiana
Phurston
Nebraska
Dikies
West Virginia
White
California
Pairbanks
Isle of
Riot in a Legislature Overthrows Speaker Chair Attempt
In the TiHnoin Hone, Thursday scene inside the FMingig House witnesses Blundered and toting turmoil. An attempt to topple Speaker Curtis from the chair ended with Meaney struck on the cleck bone as an inkwell flew toward the presiding officer.
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Wihid Feone
Fmingig
Curtis
FL. Meaney
Esate Aiuok
Gertie
Menner
Leland Elatel
Novak
Aisu
The
Republica
Garis
Novale
Wilter
Mr. Needles
Tom Fe Shle
Amino
Wisan
Paltempield
Galligan
Mate
Airship disruption at Nashville delays session
During a Nashville meeting chaos erupted when Air Sorak demanded recognition to move end of revenue bill to third reading for amendment. The Speaker refused, directing third reading on the Senate fire-escape bill. Novak spoke without recognition as the turmoil continued.
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Air
Sorak
Ashe
Senate
Novak
Notable Turkish Envoy and Nashville Fair Scout in News
A report highlights Moustapha, the Turkish envoy in Washington, and his polished reception in America. It covers his family, state duties in Constantinople, and a Nashville exposition display about aeronautics by Prof. Arthur Wallace Barnard, detailing his spaceflight device and claimed control.
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Sultana Miniter
Waabinitaon
Monstapha Tear
Asin Whin
Dell
Sherman Slide
Eutitlers
Greece
Turkey
Moankiapha
Washington
Constantinois
Ameren
Tiipistes
Angiean
America
Moustapha
Constantinople
The Busy Day of President McKinley Revealed in Washington
Washington correspondence describes a day in the life of President McKinley. He rises at seven, eats with family, deals with mail, and receives visitors while aides screen paperwork. After lunch he resumes work, walks or rides, then attends dinner, evenings with visitors, and private papers until late, balancing cabinet meetings and public duties.
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Washington
United States
McKinley
Porter
S Dasten
Tae
Kealy
Leglega
Patiicek
Capredys
Tama Wert
Dresitent
Pty
Bara Agi
West Point
Annapolis
Cheip Wer
Lecione
Office-Seckern
Abe
Senate
Iwi
Raere
Rae Teesi
Jan Cser
Lima
White House
Bank President accused in Loganport failure case
A Loganport Ind bank collapse leads to accusations of giant fraud by John F Johnson president of the State National Bank. He allegedly looted stock and profits while directors failed to oversee operations. Johnson is jailed while investigators seek to determine losses and potential penalties.
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Washington
Loganaport
Btute National Bank
Loganport
Ind
John F. Jotsson
Johnson
Tle
Lidianapolis
Soeelhat
Ealy
Trites
Chinemissioner
Unk
Depry United
Marshallea
George WW
Crescott
Torre Lanie
Wien
Lotineen
Gail
Savelock
Goth
Dharies
Am Shiner Pook
Tasgansport
Praanpily
Telegraphic Previticon
America
Amila & Rend
Tinme
Bank of Spain
Cuba
Tamelpa Caatare
Ar Topamtace
Telegraphic Previticon Sees Shifting Global Finances
A partial telegraphic survey discusses international finance and policy moves, noting Spanish Bank actions and potential Cuban dealings. It mentions foreign financiers and regional tensions, with references to China and Britain.
Congress Debates Cuban Relief and Belligerency
The Senate passed a 50000 relief measure for Cuban citizens and debated recognizing Cuban belligerency. House and Senate clashed over the Morgan resolution, with arguments over Cuba and Spanish conduct. Bridges were approved across Missouri and Des Moines rivers, and the Indian appropriation bill progressed.
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Senate
Cuba
Secardnoica
Messinger
House
Walter Wag
Hlouse
Mas 50
Hoar
Hale
Missouri River
Cabeta
James River
Inals
Des Moines
iNinals
Jeliet
Red River
Drayton
WN. D
Foraker
Cannon
Lindsay
Escar
Camupo
United States
Farner
Fapman
West Tld
State Department
Dle Derings
Cuoka
Mor‘gao-Cobau
Due Ul
Mesxern
Maxgn
Morsan
Gailinger
Wail
Fairbayke
Gaba
Boy's Pluck Saves Life on Railroad Bridge
Five year old Fred Latwsan, son of a resident of Ulidlgewater Park, clung to a projecting rung on a Northern Pacific bridge as an express train roared past. He leapt from danger when a car nearly brushed him and was later led home by helpers.
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Frei Lawcon
Fred Latwsan
Ulidlgewater Fark
Giowas
Northern Pacific Railreay
Lis Hon
Turbulent naval dispatches and diplomatic shifts reported
An article fragment describes US naval deployments to laboratories over the past two years and mentions distant shore observations near Lanaline in Awhouadland. It notes a rescue at tel circles and references various officials, including a diplomat and ministerial nominations, amid broader wartime and political context.
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Toldiva
Labs
Lanaline
Awhouadland
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