United States Senators Rally for Cuban Freedom in War Debate
Senators Turner Harris Keaney Chandler of New Hampshire argue for immediate war against Spain to free Cuba. They label Spain cruel and deceitful, blame the Maine explosion on Spain, and vow to help establish a Cuban republic, as Congress moves to consider the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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Bird's Point
Frere Signals Delay After Conferance With President
Reports from Washington describe Frere’s urging for postponement work, followed by a conference with the president that yielded a disposition to allow gradual presentation of the situation. The Senate friends anticipate full reviews of diplomatic negotiations and conditions, with Congress controlling the final actions. Committees expect to report a resolution, not to deport before tomorrow, as reforms move toward Congress.
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Political Deadlock Eases After Weekend Talks
Mapai reports on April 4 that political circles view the situation as critical. Spain has not replied to the United States final proposal presented this afternoon. By Tuesday clear progress by French leaders seems evident. The late deadlock, which appeared to persist yesterday, has temporarily eased with no immediate statement issued.
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Pope Anxious For Peace Seeks Fresh Moves From Rome
A Rome despatch says the pope is disappointed but not discouraged by the reception of his peace overtures in America. It notes he sent a cable to Archbishop Ireland urging renewed efforts for peace and immediate representations to President McKinley.
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Alexander Cunningham
Government of India
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James Gazettz
Pope's Terms Favorable Deemed Acceptable by Spain
The article states the pope's proposed terms are considered favorable and likely to be accepted by Spain, with United States Minister Woodford supporting them for McKinley’s administration. It notes a belief that the United States favors the terms as part of broader diplomatic moves.
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Vatican telegraph notes US failure reported
A special from Rowe this afternoon reports that four telegraphs received from the Vatican indicate the United States has announced a failure.
Water Crisis Worsens as Town Faces Flood Losses
In Rawawar, April 5, a widespread flood widened to over 100 feet, with water covering the town and ongoing rescue efforts. Cold weather and ongoing danger hinder recovery as officials report no bodies recovered yet and refugees recount the peril.
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Flooded Camp Point Missouri and surrounding region
The town of Bird's Point and nearby areas endure widespread flooding with water covering fields and delaying rail traffic. Iron Mountain tracks are submerged and residents displaced, while Cotton Belt service continues. Flooding extends toward Smithton and past inclines, with portions of levees unrepaired from last year's flood.
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Markets by Wire Coverage Across Regions
wire report summarizes varied market items with figures and names in a dense garbled form. Mentions of Texas arws WEBS and EBA 6 appear among scattered values and product references. Elements include names Kameas Crew Bernal and SAGE Gigballs RB Bome-Ramiges with dollar and pound figures interleaved.
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