Spain and United States move toward war amid Cuba crisis
Reports from London and Washington indicate Spain cannot raise money and faces pressure as U S actions escalate. Ministers, consuls, and naval details surface while Britain and America weigh intervention and defense readiness. The Maine disaster inquiry and stock market tremors reflect growing tension.
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Woontyrd
Spain
Spda
France
Prsumerd
Llane
Gah
Mootgomery
Rinyvann
Senor Low Pole Dy Haruabe
Lowhs
Dpuris
Lonsdon
Maine
Brownson
Natassalle
Europe
Warslins
Agrin
Lee
Teg House
Hawley Army
Gan. Miles
Atlantic
Havant
Weyler
Dittmer Powder Company
Tida
Victoria
McKinley
Cuba
America
Dulong
Vast mixed dispatches reach from many regions and topics
The report roams from political shifts in Milwaukee and New York to fires at Germann Hall and Germann, to royal visits and Klondike news. It notes elections, crimes, strikes, and international ties including Canada, Brazil, and India with scattered dates, names, and places such as New York, Milwaukee, Dawson City, and Chicago.
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Rosecrans
Ded
Chino Cush
Siweie
Isaac Phelps
Grand Lapids
Mick
Nive
Steory M. Vitt
New York
Novk
Milwaukee
Ohpublicans
Uive
Senate
AL Gladstone
Ohio
AL Matthews
Rouiers
Kentucky
Chwatlinger
Towa
Klondike
Dawson City
Redurs Mansell
Collumbia Calhtege
Mes
Dobn Wilmerdlig
Cammodre Vanderbilt
Mrinee Aharky
MeKinsey
White House
Abraham I Hline
Theeslung
Chiggo
Dona Wanamaker
Becme
Pennsyvania
David Morton
Lewisville
Ludget
Panttantiars
Valentine May
Wyoming
Ranehmay
Mn Posse
Ladere Canyon
Mabel Keating
Savas
Merbushand
Faod
San Francis 9
Jere Sullivan
Aleamey
Columbia
Valparaiso
Ohishouew
Hiy
Kansas Ciy
Mee Keuuasieel
Prince Albert of
Bel
United States
Alaska
Dyea
Chicago
John 5
Boyd
Milhwaukee
Ac Leavenworth
Kis
Im Thomme
Gam Henn
Wentreal
Canada
Tex
Senor Mendonca
Deneit Ministar
Brazil
Dr. Pepper
Kellogg
University of California
Newcastle
Del
Lie Belawsed Iron Works
Robert T. Ward
Bourht
McCullagh
Olga Demorest
Grove City
Columbus
Oho
Arden
Faewry
Liverpool Basket Company
Liverpool
We Yu
Schroeder & Co, Jewelers
Cinc
San Diego
U.S
Cambridge
Mass
Sela Dew
Maynard
Avton
Edward DB
Fomnay
Brooklyn
Genth
Wes
Canadianti+ Steamship line
Cleveland
Parry Sound
Rank C
Rome
N.Y
Newman Miller
Extension Division
University of Chicago
Abion
Mitch
George & Cratie
Topeke
Kansas
Hollow
Tle
Missouri
Nebraska
Cox
Board of Trade
Ittie Planger
Devention Hospital
Chivago
Northern
Patifle
Great Northern
Seattle
Soo
St. Paul
Wlondike
Willian Arris
Caroline Middleton
McDoneusville
Mon Oreans
Dleary Leveson
Orlys
Coil
Colorado
Trust
Secror Service
Ve Soto
Tho
Joseph Catire
William Sutton
William Mofitt
Justine Russell
Supreme Carrt
Joan F. Armstrong
Lake Superior
Lake Supérior Mining Company
Temperaing
William Booth
sul“Valion
Booth-Tucker
Alexander Linculi
John Lawley
Ier
Deverell
San Francisco
Theourth
Somerville County
Texas
Yarvey Lane
Abiter
Henry Burklow
Leue
Lede
Burklow
Snn
George WG
Perrig
Pittsbine
Biddeford
Ai Aevyen Werks
Maflana Supreme Court
Totlestone Gam Club
Ivig
Julian Tanner Feate
Ap Summin Pass
Ft. S
East Ehwood
Ind
Senate debates national defense bill and Colombian appropriations
The Senate and House consumed days with urgent defense spending and District of Columbia funds. Key figures supporters of the $50,000,000 to $59,000,000 measures argued for rapid passage while debate remained brief and patriotic. The House approved the Maine dead burial bill and moved on to bridge and Indian appropriation items.
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Gton
Tig Senate
Columbia
Alloo
Pennsylvania
Washington
Hull Frop
Welkueprep
Bellerap
MeQhan
N.o.3
McClellan
Hay
Shirufroth
Euch
Messrs
Cox
Jones
Dem
Sud Tord Trusion
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
White House
Long
Uwineley
Alison
Gen Enor
Wig
Cove
Nareh
Senate
District of Columbia
Mipps River
Prairie du Giden
Wis
Seth i
Tennessee
R Allan
United States Courls
Maren 8
House
McKibley
Wales Congress
Reed
Yeldam
Tong
Echo
Saet
Bingham
Rep
Zailant Solitler
McKinley
Tivefren
Antil
Bemne
Ie Committee On
Soba
Dil Wits
Roe
McGtellandee
Maine
United States
Arlington
The Artist And His Work In Portrait Painting
A reflection on portrait painters noting art defies fixed rules. The text discusses mood, nerves, weather, and temperament shaping each piece. It argues art remains a craft, not a saleable trade, and warns against judging value by output.
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Touger
Serbutz
Northwestern University Faces Faculty Disciplinary Power Debate
In a tense confrontation, the undergrad committee exercises its authority over discipline while a key faculty meeting shifts toward a broader debate. The scene features Roy Longnecker and a desire to maintain order during sermons as students react to potential expulsions.
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Roy
Early London Notice on Natives and Tradesmen Protests
Fragmentary 1735 Hy London notice reports Indian and French presence in town causing fear of unrest. It notes brewers wives and master weavers resisting foreign manufacture and warns that husbands' wives drinkers would not patronize foreign products, citing employments shortages and poverty across the kingdom.
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Boyoork
London
Earl of Mea Liberty
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Geo
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Theodore ‘Davie
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