Cuban Census Supports Early Municipal Suffrage
Washington reports the Cuban census shows natives form a large share of the population, whites outnumber blacks, and high literacy, supporting the administration’s plan for municipal suffrage in Cuba. The data project about 140,000 qualified native Cuban voters with fewer Spanish citizens in suspense.
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Spain
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Vinar del Rio
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Santa Clara
Santiago
Pinar del Rio
Plague vanishes in the Argentine capital and bankruptcy discharge granted
Plague is reported to have disappeared in Buenos Aires, while in New York John I. Haverly, a theater and minstrel manager, receives a bankruptcy discharge wiping out debts of 427,749 dollars.
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Republic
New York
John I. Haverly
Protest for Stamp Tax Removal on Shipments and Telegrams
Washington reports show the Merchants' Association of New York presenting a memorial to the Ways and Means Committee urging abolition or reassessment of stamp taxes on express shipments railroads and steamboats and on telegrams. The document claims 1400 New York firms support the move and criticizes express companies as monopolies harming commerce.
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New York City
United States
Memorial
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Supreme Court
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New York
Battle Reports Signal British Push Toward Pretoria
London April 21 dispatches from Bloemfontein indicate fighting near Karee Siding six miles north of Glen with British infantry and artillery holding a dam stronghold. Censorship tightens as troop movements increase and reports hint at an imminent northern advance toward Pretoria.
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Glen
Pretoria
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Cape Town
Hoece
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Schalkburger
Louis Botha
Transvaal
Chermside
Rundle
de Wot
Dorp
Free State
Oorlogspupert
Col. Dalgety
United States pressure on Armenian indemnities gains approval
Constantinople reports broad approval in political and commercial circles for Washington hard line on American losses and massacres in Armenia. Negotiations on indemnity continue in Washington with Straus in town. Turkish minister Ali Ferrough Hey says a settlement may be reached soon, defending Straus over alleged breach of promise.
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Charles Page Bryant
United States
Brazil
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Armenia
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Straus
Lloyd C. Griscom
Porte
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