Spain Emerges Strong After Four Centuries Of Losses
The article argues Spain has rebuilt after losing its American colonies and Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines. It notes a buoyant economy with surging bond values, reduced gold premiums, and renewed industrial investments abroad and at home. It claims Spaniards become a peaceful people and dismisses conquest as a path to status.
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Amurica
New World
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Columbus
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Norman Lockyer
Milne
Bailey At It Again Delivers Chandler Memorandum On Rate Bill
Washington May 18. Senate receives Bailey version of efforts to gain Democratic president accord on railroad rate bill. He includes Chandler memorandum amid charges of bad faith. Chandler notes he did not speak for Bailey and that Tilman warned of no games with railway senators.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Chandler
Texas
Chicago Tribune
New York Tribune
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Mary
Chand
Chicnzo
New York Tribunes
Charler
Tillman
Pitman
Railway Senators
Tilman
Senators
Loeb
Bailey denounces treason claims over Chandler memorandum
Bailey rebuts New York Tribune and Chicago papers claiming he is suspected of treason. He asserts no Democratic senator has seen Chandler's memorandum, and that the president showed it to a Republican and a House member yesterday. He attacks press conjecture and defends his own good faith.
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Bailey
New York Tribune
New York
Chicago
Senate
Chandler
House
Kailey
Ribune
Quote on information source from senator cited
A quoted line references the country and the senate to determine who supplied information about a matter. The remark emphasizes official channels and the legitimacy of the data cited by the unnamed speaker.
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Senate
Texas Senator Brands Opponents as Traitors in Senate Clash
Bailey criticized the president over memoranda and an impeachment charge, denying treachery and demanding integrity. He conceded faults like arbitrariness but vowed never to wrong another and declared that accusers would bear his countercharge. He warned that liars should be branded so all would shun them.
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Bailey
Texas
Rate fixing bill fuels constitutional debate in Senate
Washington May 18 The senate debates the rate fixing clause of the bill with Knox and Foraker arguing it is not free from doubt and unconstitutional while Culbertson notes a conflict between pipelines as common carriers and other provisions. The session shifts to anti rebating measures and a revised penalty bill before moving on to naval appropriations and naturalization debates.
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Senate
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Foraker
Culbertson
Teller
Ilegal
Wisconsin Man Appointed Chief of U S Delegates
Paul Samuel Reinsch of Madison Wisconsin has been named chief of the United States delegates to the Rio conference replacing James 8 Harlan who could not serve due to a knee injury The appointment was announced from Washington on May 18 and marks a key diplomatic posting.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Paul Samuel Reinsch
Madison
Wis
United States
James 8
Harlan
United Presbyterians General Assembly Session Set in Richmond
The general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church will meet at Reid Memorial Church in Richmond Indiana on May 23. Local church leaders and members prepare for the gathering with services and committee meetings scheduled across the city.
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Des Moines
Hunter Corbett
China
Presbyterian General Assembly
United Presbyterians
Richmond
Ind
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Reid Memorial Church
City
Baseball Scores Chicago May 18
Chicago May 18 Following are the baseball scores League At Pittsburg New York 0 Pittsburg 2 at Cincinnati Bos ton 0 Cincinnati 2 at St Louie Brooklyn 2 &J Louis 3 at Chicago Philadelphia 1 Chicago 3 At Boston Cleveland 7
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Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louie
Brooklyn
J. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Russia Parliament Adopts Address to Emperor Amid Radicals Clash
The lower house finished a three day debate by approving its address to Emperor Nicholas from the throne, urging reforms while radicals pressed for broader amnesty and an end to political assassinations. The council also worked into the night on its response.
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Petersburg
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Winter Palace
Constitutional Democratic Party
Commission
Peror Nicholas
Anne
Empire
M. Stakovich
M. Rochtebeff
Mouromtieff
Bold attempted robbery foiled at U S sub treasury
San Francisco May 18 soldiers from company G Eleventh Infantry guarding Uncle Sam's treasure box repelled a night raid on the United States sub treasury at Commercial and Kearny. Six guards on duty near the entrance exchanged fire with fleeing assailants. gunfire lasted about thirty shots with no casualties reported.
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United States
Commercial
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Company G
Eleventh Infantry
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Commercial Street
Clay Street
Parliament to Debate Local Government Bill Compromise
A plan is to be introduced at the next session proposing a local government bill that aims to bridge the devolution and home rule positions. The measure seeks a middle path between existing constitutional approaches.
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Indian Territory
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