War clouds gather as Cuba crisis deepens abroad
War talk intensifies as McKinsey, Hanna, and Spain push for intervention in Cuba. Reports say Germany seeks indemnity, Britain sends troops to Jamaica, and Congress may authorize armed action. Cuba unrest rises while consular reports warn of dire conditions. Maine dispute looms central to policy.
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Purcell is dead and Iowa fair plans drop
A jumble of brief notices reports Purcell dead in Des Moines, Iowa decides against a state fair, winter wheat condition in doubt, Dr. Briggs resignation accepted by New York presbytery, and various obituaries and incidents across multiple states including Michigan, Indiana, Massachusetts, and New York with losses, appointments, and legal actions. The mix mentions Charles Shields joining the Episcopal Church, a plant fire in North Irwin Virginia, and notable deaths such as Henry B. Pierce and Seth W. Brown.
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Ohio
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Seth W. Brown
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Wheston
Franzen E. Willard
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New York Board of Education
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Henry Carter
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Cella
John T. Tuony
St. Patrick's
William Kleen
Avenue D
Alfred Dolge & Son
Dolgeville
Ncy
St. Joseph, Mich
Simon Pokagon
Cuban independence resolution delays spark in Senate
Pandemonium filled the chamber as the foreign relations committee, led by Senator Davis, blocked a resolution for immediate armed intervention and independence for Cuba. The measure and its accompanying report faced changes and were postponed amid debate about U S policy toward Cuba and the Spanish government.
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Fragmented World News Fragments and Conflicting Reports
The notice compiles a garbled set of international items. It mentions Swiss ties to a San Tos ritle incident, Alfred Hamr Bass as a brewer and MP, a Chinese crisis request facing Kin Chen, and tragedies among orphans. It also notes Broadway theater and Allied trust in Britain amidst Russia deception.
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Kin Chen
Armonia
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London
Mnase
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Great Britain
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Cardinal Taschereau dies in Quebec at 72 after attack
Cardinal Taschereau perished in Quebec following a crushed by the British assault at Atbara. He was 72. Reports describe a sharp street clash involving English and American sailors with Russians, German milas and Frenchmen near Hong Kong. Australian towns face disruption from the Hlondike gold flyer, while hundreds plan to go to Alaska. John Kensec was arrested for causing a scene while denouncing trinalist at St Cuthbers church in London on Good Friday.
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Quebec
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London
Congressional News on Cuban Crisis and Maine Inquiry
In Washington on April 13 the Senate debated Cuba and Spain with Davis and Hoar presenting a hard report on Spain. Lodge and Foraker urged action to defend US honor, while Yordker pressed independence for Cuba. The Maine disaster is analyzed, linking it to Spanish policy and urging strong US measures. the House later passed resolutions directing the president to intervene in Cuba to restore peace.
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Resolutions on Cuba War Spark Bitter House Debate
The debate over Cuban war resolutions grew acrimonious as members clashed on authorizing President to intervene and use US land and sea forces. Democrats and Republicans sparred over recognizing Cuban independence versus armed intervention, with minority proposals rejected and majority resolutions advancing. Washington coverage notes adjournment pending further votes and other measures like Indian Territory relief moving through the House.
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Havana
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Fareign Affairs
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Senate debates Cuba independence amid Hispano American crisis
Washington April 15 The Senate remains in debate over the Hispano American crisis as legislators discuss Cuba independence and possible war. Speakers include Cullom Barry Daniel Tillman Wollcott Spooner and Thier. Money clashed with Willington over alleged newspaper involvement and the House session produced a single notable incident with Democratic Leader Bailey answering charges of disorder at the chamber.
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Senate of the United
New York
Money
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Wednrsday
Cleveland at Princeton Westlords Home Tour Draws Social Spotlight
The Clevelands’ new Princeton residence named Westlords features a screened lawn where three young daughters play under firs and evergreens. Mrs. Cleveland entertains weekly visitors, with the former president acting as patroness at university events and glee club concerts, drawing friendly attention from students and faculty alike.
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Patton
Veralty
Cleveland
Wowlas
Ani Evers
Voorhees and Nelson in Terre Haute clash
The Indiana Senator Voorhees could handle political blows without personal resentment. Once in Terre Haute the late Thomas H. Nelson spoke and encountered Voorhees in the audience.
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Indiana
Ole Encasion
Thomas H. Nelson
Terre Haute
Voorhits
Turbulent confrontation over a speech ends in reconciliation
A violent tirade targeted at a man ends with the speaker asking Voorhees about hearing the remarks. Voorhees replies that the speech disappointed him, while the exchange leads to a brief quarrel and then a peaceful retreat to smoke together at the hotel.
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Voorhees
Melson
New York Tribune
Reindeer Farm Proposal Aids Klondike Travel
A government herd of over a thousand reindeer in Alaska could supply explorers and miners visiting the Klondike. Stored for mail transport, the animals quicken travel over snow and need little forage, suggesting sale to visitors as a revenue source to offset herd maintenance.
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Alseka
Klondike
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Kindergarten Verse Confusion Report
Fragmentary OCR shows a disrupted classroom moment with a teacher and children repeating phrases about hearing, listening, and time. Strong uncertainty in names and details. no clear event, date, or location to anchor.
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