Cuba's Supporters Mass Meeting in New York Nov Dec
New York papers describe a large Cuba Libre demonstration ending in a mass meeting at Cooper Union with 2000 marchers, banners showing Washington Lincoln and Maceo, and a call for U S recognition of Cuban insurgents. Prominent figures, including Astor, Carnegie, Hearst, and Depew, attended the post-parade speeches and a long list of officials. The article notes anti US sentiment among Spanish in Havana and quotes purported details on Maceo’s death and a Cuban faction dispute.
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Cleveland
Chapproval
New York
Cuba Libre
Cooper Imio
East End avenue
eighty-seventh Street
Society of American Friends of
Cuba
Washington
Lincoln
Maceo
Virginius
Weyier
United States
Cooper Union
Gov. Morton
Frank S. Black
John Jacob Astor
David B. Hill
Charles A Dena
Andrew HW. Green
Geo
Daniel Motterfeld
Roswell P. Flower
Andrew Carnegie
William Rockefeller
WIL Hearst
James Gordon Bennett
Chauncey M. Depew
Thomas C. Pratt
Russell Sage
Gen Tracy
iover
Generial
Burley
Washbenston
Elavana
Murley
ree porter
Macco
Stacco
go'clock
Cirvieda
Punta Brava
Gomez
Juan Riviera
Rosario hills
LInstead
Savane
Havana
Wrecking crews fail to raise the Ailsa steamer
In a late December operation off Fort Hamilton the Ailsa, sunk after February collision with the La Bourgogne, remained fixed in sixteen feet of mud despite a 2000 ton lifting effort by Midford Salvage and Chapman Wrecking. Chains, caissons, air bags, and pumps failed to free the upright vessel. dredging or mud loosening may be tried next.
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Allan
Ailsa
Fort Hamilton
Nuer
McKinley greeted by huge Chicago turnout of schoolchildren
In Chicago Major McKinley drew a vast welcome from south side schools as 700 children and many teachers gathered to cheer. Girls from Hyde Park high sang as thousands of adults joined, and McKinley shook hands with more than 3,600 people before boarding the Pennsylvania train to Canton. Nearby Lewiston saw 17 injured after a rail accident at Lanville Junction, where a train derailed after a broken rail, though most passengers survived.
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Chicago
Bajor McKinley
Canton
Major McKinley
glee club
Hyde Park high school
d depot
Lewiston
Duc
Lanville Junction
suime
Rrmanes Law Better Enforced In Albany
State Race Sabice Commissioner Lyman reports that prosecutions for violations of the Halars liber tax law are rising, attributed to recent agitation and the enforcement push. Senator Rames special committee aid is noted as aiding better enforcement efforts.
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Albany
Lyman
Rames
fiw
Army transfers assign officers to Washington and Seattle duties
Cant Thomas Cruse, assistant quartermaster, is ordered to take station at Washington to oversee the construction of mobile buildings at Port Washington Maryland. Second Lieut M L Walker of the corps of engineers is relieved from duty and will report to Captain Early Saylor in Seattle for duties.
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Washington
Thomas Cruse
Washinston
Port Washington
Maryland
Tient
M. L. Walker
corps of engineers
Colhamuel M. Mansfield
Seattle
Wash
Early Saylor
Avalon Encounters hurricane off coast. vessel damaged
The British steamer Avalon, sailing from Newport News to Cardiff, struck a hurricane 300 miles off the coast last Friday. Decks were swept, the fore hatch opened, stanchions and bridge boats damaged, the funnel started, and the ship nearly foundered while escaping the gale. Fears for May Williams's safety as it left Philadelphia November 27 bound for Charleston with coal.
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St. Johna
Avalon
Newport News
Cardiff
Philadephia
May Williams
Reed
Charleston
J. N. Stetson & Co
Explosion Kills Sever at Naples Confectionery
An explosion yesterday at a confectionery factory in Casino, Conerta province, Naples, killed several people and injured others. Local authorities report multiple fatalities and ongoing investigation into the blast.
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Sever
Naples
Casino
Conerta
tilileg peren
Depositors Hopeful After Chicago Bank Failures
Bank panic hits Chicago as National Bank of Illinois closes and three private houses fail. Rumors fuel runs while City and County funds tied to the bank face risk. Clearing House plans loans to creditors, with Comptroller McKeen naming a temporary receiver and urging proofs of claims.
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Chicago
national bank
National Bank of Illinois
capital
E. G. Dreyer & Co
Wasmansdorf & Heineman
Roseland Savings bank
Roseland
National Bank of Mines
clearing house association
KE. S. Lacey
Bankers National bank
clearing house committee
National Bank of Ilinois
clearing house
William F. Dummer
association
Northwestern National bank
Hank
McKeen
National Bank of Hinds
New York Finances Show Strong State Treasury Balance
Albany December report by State Comptroller James A Roberts notes a treasury balance of 4 930 046 after fiscal year ending September 20 1896. It marks three years in office with no borrowing for October-February expenses, a first since he began. The coming spring tax levy 11 751 837 will be received, with a October 1 1904 balance higher than 1595 by 3 518 901.
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James A. Stoberts
Albany
James A. Roberts
Roberts
Independence National Bank Not Affected By Chicago Failure
Philadelphia December 22 Independence National Bank, linked as Philadelphia correspondent of the failed National Bank of Li1k Chicago, says it will not be affected. Treasurer Theodore Wiedersheim states the bank holds only a portion of the western banks eastern funds and that Chicago obligations will be paid dollar for dollar. The failure is attributed to attempts to realize on securities in hand. London December 17 Canovas vows no Cuban interference. Pall Mall Gazette predicts risk in his stance unless he moves beyond talk.
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columitige o
louis
National Bank of Illinois
Calumet Fleeting Street Railway company
Anther
EOS. Dresee
Robert Burger
Dreyer
Ceorge Sehneider
Dearborn street
Wolf
D. Fr. Rechberger
national bank
Treé M. Blount
drainage board
West park board
Philadelphia
Independence National bank
National Bank of
Chicago
Theodore Wiedersheim
independence bank
Weidersheim
London
Senor Canovas
Cuba
Pall Mall Gazette
hay
senor Canorns
das utterines
Moscow Students Sentenced Amid Moscow Protest
Moscow reports say a student received death while others are jailed for twelve years after a protest march commemorating Khodinsky Plain disaster during a coronation period. The crackdown followed police bans on meetings, with broader unrest linked to the anti government agitation.
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London
Vienna
Daily Mail
Moscow
Khodinsky Plain
Congress adjourns for holiday recess amid Cuba resolutions
Washington logs show both houses heading into a holiday recess with little business. Senators and representatives depart for home as galleries run at a fraction of capacity, while several Cuba related resolutions sit pending or tabled. The House dedicates time to budget items, library funding debates, and salary cuts. a separate case in New York reports Stephen A. Dutton's three year sentence for swindling and fine.
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Washington
congress
senate
republic of Cuba
Cameron
Penn
Ar. West
dem. Mo
United States
Hill
Cuba
Mr. Bacon
dem. Ga
Chilton
Tex
Spain
committee on the judiciary
Mx West
Gear
Jons
Pacific railroad
noties
House of Representatives
joint committee on the Library
McQuige
anal Cannon
Cummings
dichaforth
New York
Stephen A. Dutton
Valentine
Dutton
Mary A. Godfrey
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Morton
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Onondaga county
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Farmer ® Product Company
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Templeton
New Stampshire
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Danville Junction
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NEW YORK’S
PHILADELPHIA E BANK
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New England Society
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McAdoo
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Brooklyn naval reserve
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