Congress applauds chaplain as Cubs battle for Cuba
Washington Jan 17 The House opened with a fervent prayer for Cuba and a hearty round of applause. President Cleveland urged immediate land grant legislation to fix overlapping claims and allow government suits before March 8 1906. An English squadron was reported en route to Bermuda, while Senate Foreign Relations debated Monroe Doctrine resolutions. A national bank circular urged public support for four percent bonds and pension talks pressed businesslike reforms.
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Portamouth report and British fleet plans debated
A dubious Portamouth forecast may boost British naval strength to twenty two ships, with concerns London could deploy a powerful flotilla toward American waters as a diplomatic option. The piece weighs potential force against U S naval might and notes Bermuda as a favorable Atlantic base.
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North Atlantic
United States
Great Britain
Bermudas
Evera Atlopp
Fuller
Wasninotos
Dan li
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Justice Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Keecher
Luffalo
Fleary Ward Keecher
Populist Committee Holds Session In St Louis
The National Populist Committee met at the Lindell hotel in St Louis on January 17. Delegates discussed convention timing and platform content with speakers like Capt. Chas Power of Terre Haute debating currency versus government ownership of railroads. Also noted were state bar association elections in Topeka and a banquet at the Copeland hotel with addresses on the Missouri Bar, the Judiciary, and other topics.
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Burlingame
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Kansans City
John W. Day
American Bar Association
J. B. Gillpatrick
Leavenworth
T. F. Garver
Salina
Johm Milliken
McPherson
Copeland Hotel
Sam Kimbie
Manhattan
Missouri Bar
John W. Henry
Kansas City, Mo
Judiciary
Martin
Kansas Supreme Court
J. Waters
Great Bend
J. H. Gillpatrick
Double murder and rail crash reports flood New York January 17
A chaotic dispatch lists a brutal double murder in Jackeun county with five masked assailants, then shifts to a New York New Year crowd trampling accident killing two women and injuring three. additional items cover politics, court cases, and various local incidents across the country.
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Fiyne’s Lick
Jackeun County
Joseph Day
Day
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Linzie Becker
Dulia Mahan
Mastin Druff
Maggie Tracy
Lona Yender
142Nd Street
Chatham
Becker and Mahan
Cuba's War Frictions Shake Havana Leaders and Politics
In Havana a wave of panic and political upheaval spreads as insurgent generals Gomez and Maceo face deep friction. Martinez Campos faces recall or resignation amid protests by unionists reformists and conservatives. Foreign vessels suspend cargo discharge as tensions mount and stock values decline.
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Origan
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Cuba
Panado
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Havana
Campos
Span
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Jena
Lins
Maximo Gomez
Antonio Maceo
Gomez
Maceo
Mapero
Jao
Havans
Constitutional Unionists
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Suto
Inlate
Cubs
Spain
Chicago chosen for Democratic National Convention plan
The Democratic National Committee chose Chicago as the convention site after a lengthy session debating dates and bids from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and New York The vote settled on a late summer date with Chicago favored by most members New York faded as late ballots shifted to St Louis and Chicago officials claimed Morrison favorability grows while hotel managers dispute any binding promises with the committee leadership remaining cautious about booking deadlines
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Democratic Committee
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Ohio
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Washington State
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New York
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S York
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Theh
Stavvlock
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Cine Hi
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Wm. R. Morrison
Citizens Committee
Washington
Exid
Dearest apple tree costs farmer fortunes in oil tale
A Philadelphia Times summary notes Albert Smith’s apple tree on his South Strakane township farm is famed for a costly dispute over a drill site in 1887. A rival oil lease moved a well onto Cameron land, yielding 3,000 gallons per day while profits went to Cameron, though the tree was reportedly ruined by nearby operations. The tale highlights wealth from oil and a cherished tree’s fate.
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Strakane
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Smith Farm
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Smith
Cameron Farm
Cameron
Vosthin
Philadelphia Times
Lumbermen Meet for Missouri and Kansas Association Convention
Lumber dealers from Ranaét and Mi souri WHE convene in Kapaa City for the eighth annual Missouri and Kansas Association of Lumber Dealers convention set for January 31. About 300 delegates expected. after the meeting some 150 will take a nine day rail excursion via Missouri Pacific to mills in Arkansas and Missouri, visiting Fort Smith Little Rock Hot Springs Texarkana Stamps Willow Springs Memphis and Grac[h]in. four coaches and a baggage car comprise the train.
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Missouri and Hansas Association
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Little Rock
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Mississippi River
Armenian Appeal Delays Cross Entry to Aid Armenians
A January appeal from the Society of the United Friends of Armenia urges the United States to demand the Red Cross enter Turkey. It condemns the Turkish sultan's refusal to permit aid and threatens to disrupt American missionary work and press coverage if relief is blocked.
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H. W. Berry
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Abraham Lincoln
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Basvox
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United Sites Will Bed Their Vyine In Une Sovth Erg, From the Jrutfoum
Markets by Wire Averages and Livestock Receipts
Market notes show mixed to strong conditions across cattle hogs and sheep with varying receipts. Heavy beef and pork prices cited, with references to specific state markets and dates including Jan 17 and shipments figures. overall activity ranges from fairly active to slow and quiet across regions.
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Hoss
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Erpand
Sarur
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