McKinley Weighs Cuba Intervention Amid Maine Crisis
Long dispatches from Washington detail growing momentum for U S action in Cuba as Congress leans toward intervention. debate focuses on relief to Cuba, the Maine disaster, naval buildup, and Spain’s response with censored news and divided opinions among senators and officials.
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Maine
Fingland
McKinley
Cuba
Sicard
Sampson
Hivanw
Havana
United States
Spain
Pacdo
Washington
Ben
Seniator Gallinger
House
Mis
Clara Barton
Red Craig
Blanco
Sigsbee
Presa
New Orleans
Albany
Dew Newes
Arazonas
Alreuull
Long
Thurston
Nebraska
George B Powell
la Crosse
Lanator Mason
Illinois
Prank Chio
Cuaz
New York
Alfonso Mil
Deawnson
Armatrongs
England
Almirale Abronall
Lee
Xexi Vier
Tinuana
Eugeneale
Maing
Senor Proctor
Brizauier
Rela
Lis Son
Madrid
Europe
United States Naval Court of Inquiry
Drice
Art
Mixed 19th Century News Fragments From Chicago and Beyond
A sweeping, chaotic crudity of late 19th century items recounts political, social, and crime notes. Mentions Henry Ives Cook in Washington, A. B. Eastman dead in Michigan, floods in Indiana, earthquakes in Southern Mexico, and a large fire at a university power complex. Also notes political contests, railway finances, and legal actions across Chicago, New York, and California with numerous named individuals and places.
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Chicago
Peter Jackson
Henry Ives Cook
Washington
California
A. B. Eastman
Benton Harbor
Mich
Iman
Ohio City
Dunkards
Missouri
North Oskata
Adam Adamek
Chisago
Mississippi
Hill
Richard Cyoker
Mexico
John M. ‘Thurston
Guba
Omaha
George W. Rains
Confederain
Newburg
N. Y
Dereey City
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Quay
Lancaster County
San Joaquin
Butte Mont
American Developing and Mining Company
New Yorse
Iowa Senate
State Board of Control
Truman WU. Webb
Jim Jaf Trnes
San Francisco
Thomas
Watson
Georgia
W. B. Imi
Harmonia
The
Kansas University
Rey
D. L. Kincaid
A. A. Kncait
Milan
Davis
Nelson
G. Evans
Red Vontaambach
Torney
Vyhe Washburn
Pasfield Wid
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
EB. Haymond
Ssr
Francisco Hes
Albert Hol
Exye
Cleveland and
Marison
Gal Eieo
South America
Muret Poller
Knickerbocker
Thew- Loy
Mellie Railroads
Central Pacific Railroad
Sioux City End Pacific
James M. Davis
St. Louis
Garfield University
Wichita
Society of Friends
J. Emoroy Bryan
Philadelphia
Water Company
Bine Hills
Martin Mugh
Liberty
Foreign affairs and notable deaths in a turbulent week
General Bjuastleraa, former Swedish war leader, is dead. Gladstone and Bourne home in Muwarden. The Augmvian release reopened and Here Fuchs elected president. Hans Wardenhouse, Prussian novelist born December 1, 1827, dies. Indications of early hostilities between Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Nordic poet Hivivik Ihsan turns seven. Anglo Egyptian force in Nubia clashes. port Mahon wreck of Ville de Home, 117 passengers saved. Lord Salisbury likely to regain premiership. cabinet reshuffle amid tensions. Devonshire dike controversial. French setback in Madagascar with six officers and 100 men captured. Pekin denial of Viceroys’ pact with governors of Nanking and Taishuan. Mrs Emily Jackson of Cilthersa case dies in London. O Grady of Bit Ballyowen dies, born 1864. Chinese loan of 92000 oversubscribed in Berlin. tepid response in London.
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Bjuastleraa
Folk Winixler
William
Gladstone
Bournemouth
Muwarden
Fuchs
Hans Wardenhouse
Costa Tits
Nikaragua
Hivivik Ihsan
Nubia
Madagascar
Pekin Bhat
Nanking
Tisuang
Mapan
Emily Jackson
Cilthersa
O'Grady
Bitballyowen
County Limerick
Ireland
Herbertstewt
Wan
Berlin
London
Sudden Changes Amid Spain Cuba Autonomy Question
A fragment notes a plan for an afternoon walk and a warning to bring ribber boats and skates. Washington released a Spain attitude statement endorsed by Minister Polo, saying U S influence should urge Cuban insurgents to accept autonomy amid wartime readiness.
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Spain
Washngton
Polo
Cuba
United States
Spring Medicine Hood's Sarsaparilla and health claims
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the spring remedy for cleansing blood and boosting health during warming weather. It claims to purify the blood, create appetite, cure dyspepsia, steady nerves, and cites testimonials like Mrs. W. Kane of Media who notes rapid improvement after three days.
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Heuil
Causative talk on quarantine power and Cuba policy debate
Washington reports on Senate discussion of quarantine authority and the Cuban situation, with Mr. Caffery defending strong federal quarantine power and opponents labeling state rights advocacy. The piece covers naval budget details, ship contracts, and a dramatic Senate floor reception for Senator Thurston's Cubans relief speech, including the ban on songbird imports.
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Castery
Caffery
United States
Daltic
Depd
Timor
Portsmouth
Boston
Mass
League Island
Pap
Mars Island
Gols
Algiers
Cuba
Galilsee
Senate
Hale
Rep
Naval Affairs Committee
Gulinger
R. T. ‘Thorne
Virginia
Sidney P. Epes
Repubicans
Thorpeanida Democrats
Howard
Poqy
Ala
Epes
Thurston Rade
Messrs. Proctor and Gallinger
Two Sisters Work Harsh Rail Yard Wood Jobs
Annie and Mary Wilson, sisters from Indiana, split logs and make pit posts for Spring Hill Coal Company between Wilmerding and Watts. They handle felling, sawing, and splitting with wedges and a twenty pound maul, aided by a younger brother, earning more in a day than in a kitchen.
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Walia Station
Pennsylvaniaa
Annie
Mary Wilson
Spring Hill Coal Company
Wilmerding
Watt's
Theoligh
Ron
Amiaul
Indiana
Shopping mischief at the cottage sale
A luncheon chat reveals a clever thrift scheme. One character confesses buying many items, returning them for cash after use, then planning to enjoy them again. The dialogue hints at a February to November time frame and a plan to recycle goods for profit.
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B's
Actress Holds Club Color Hat Band Despite Threats
A variety actress at a Staten Island theater defies a swell club by wearing their red hat band. Attempts to remove it failed. a reconciliation effort ended with the hat band being cut and replaced. She vows to keep the ribbon while visiting the island, provoking radical club action.
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Staten Island
Lee
Philadelphia
Times
Detroit News Fragment Reveals Royalties for A Bachelor's Romance
A fragment from the Detroit News notes Rosasll paid Martha Morton $10,800 in royalties last year for the role in A Bachelor's Romance. The article does not state the actor’s earnings from the project.
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Ral Smith
Martha Morton
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