Peace Measure Framed to Preserve Peace Not War
Pretoria reports Lord Salisbury’s reply to peace proposals, with State Secretary Reitz arguing the ultimatum aimed to avert war. British troop buildup and belligerent comments by Milner preceded a demand for arbitration. London and Paris notes discuss intervention limits, while Cape Town reports reconnaissance and Cork rejects a queen’s address. Standard Oil disburses 20.6 million in dividends. Shaw University opens with graduates in law medicine and pharmacy.
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Cleveland Endorses Bryan in Democratic Gold Debate
New York March 16 Indications mount that Grover Cleveland will back William Jennings Bryan, as gold standard reform softens the currency question and unity among leaders grows. Cleveland followers predict a public endorsement soon to urge Democrats to unite in the coming campaign. Over 10 000 people honor the Maine dead in Key West at the monument unveiling, with a procession, official representatives, and a benediction by Rev Charles W Frazer.
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Visit to State Industrial School Sparks Alarm
A special house committee probing the State Industrial School for Girls in Trenton debated a visit to inspect inmates. Witnesses favored the school's management, while concerns of rebellion and discipline were raised. No decision on the visit was reached after testimony from Mrs. Mary Atterbury and Miss Maggie Nevins among others.
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Pleased With Cuba Says Roots View on Preparation for Self Government
Secretary Root arrived in Havana to study Cuba's departments and assess progress toward self government. He stressed preparation and experience are needed before any transition, noting even radical Cubans agree on timelines. He pointed to U S faith in Orban people and the May 1 municipal elections as the first lesson.
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Divine Healer Arrest Sparks Boston Fraud Probe
Boston report details Francis Trath head of the Divine Healer association arrested at Bowdoin Square on charges of using the mails for fraud. Officers seized extensive mail matter, a printing press, and 22 staffers. The case cites an $80,000 weekly income claim and a lavish operator setup with showrooms and a crutch room.
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Navy plans six new warships and three cruisers
Washington March 16 The house committee on naval affairs approved a naval appropriation plan authorizing two sea going battleships about 13 500 tons at 8 000 000 dollars each three armored cruisers at 4 000 000 dollars each and three protected cruisers at 1 141 000 dollars each No boats were approved as per Secretary Long and Admiral Dewey who say Otis purchase meets gunboat needs.
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Cartoon on Liberty chiding Uncle Sam in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas March 16 the Sheldon paper features a Myron Watterman cartoon opposing the Philippine war. Uncle Sam in army uniform with a smoking rifle stands before entrenchments of dead Filipinos while the Goddess of Liberty questions Christian civilization. An editor notes the war is denounced.
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