MINISTRY STANDS FIRM ON BRITISH BUDGET PROVISIONS
London reports the exchequer chief resisting pressure from miners and Scottish critics over sugar duties and coal tax while warning reformers not to yield to industrial agitation. Amid war talks, Britain contends with recruiting concerns and Secrecy over the Shamrock and a Glasgow exhibition of major art collections.
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Wood here talks of Cuba with visit by Cuban convention
Brigadier General Leonard Wood, military governor of Cuba, arrived from Havana aboard the Morro Castle. He spoke in Washington on Cuba’s conditions, the Platt amendment, and the Cuban convention, noting improvements in schools and public life, and predicting a trip back to Havana. He said 4,200 soldiers remain, and two political and economic questions must be settled for island prosperity.
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President to host dinner for Cuban Constitutional Convention
Washington April 23 Cabinet members devoted time to the Cuban Constitutional Convention commission visit. The party will be received cordially with courtesy shown, including a White House dinner Thursday night in their honor.
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Attitude of the Cubans Demands Independence
Senor Portuendo, member of the Cuban Constitutional Convention commission, said Ninety nine percent of Cubans demand absolute independence and the U S military occupation must end. He argued peace with the United States hinges on independence, noted a small pro annexation minority, and proposed a mutual tariff system with low duties for both nations. He dismissed free trade without independence and favored revenues from customs duties to run Cuba.
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Turmoil in Santiago as Nationalists allege voter suppression
In Santiago de Cuba on April 23, accusations arose that the Republican party blocked Nationalists from voter registration. Thousands faced refusals over literacy tests and spelling errors, amid claims of partisan bias at registration offices. General Whitside ordered Rural Guards to investigate. The June election looms over a potential impact on delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
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Postmaster Resigns. Carlos Hernandez Appointed in Havana
Havana reports Postmaster Harrison has resigned and Carlos Hernandez, a Cuban, is named his successor and will assume charge next month. Harrison will re-enter U S postal service.
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Loomis Reports to Hay on Venezuela Ties
Francis B. Loomis United States Minister to Venezuela arrived in Washington and spoke with Secretary Hay. He stated there has been no major change in Venezuela since his last talk with President Cas tro and affirmed he has followed State Department instructions at every stage. Loomis plans to recuperate in Europe due to ill health, with Secretary Russell in Caracas acting as chargé d affaires during his absence.
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France and Venezuela Reconcile Diplomatic Ties Reopened
Washington reports a protocol signed to resume diplomatic relations between France and Venezuela after a suspension tied to a controversial Caracas note. It is anticipated Marquis J. A. De Rojas will serve as Venezuelan minister to France under the restored ties. The rupture followed a joint note by foreign ministers that became public via an Italian Yellow Book.
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Pilgrim Sinks Schooner In Fog Near Saybrook Collision
The Fall River Line steamer Pilgrim collided with schooner Samuel Ricker in dense fog near Cornfield Lightship Saybrook at 1 30 am. Captain Barndt Olsen and his assistant perished while August Victorsen survived, picked up by Pilgrim’s crew. The schooner sank after the impact. Pilgrim sustained only minor damage.
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New Apostolic Delegate Reported for United States
Rome reports Monsignor Francois Tarnassi, current interim nuncio at The Hague, has been selected as Apostolic Delegate to the United States. The appointment highlights ongoing Vatican diplomatic moves amid U S religious affairs.
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O Connell Said Appointed Bishop of Portland Me
Relatives in Lowell Mass report a cable stating Rev. William H. O Connell has been named bishop. Friends think it designates him as Bishop of Portland to succeed the late Bishop Healy. In Boston Rev Moriarty confirms the appointment and states O Connell will depart for Rome to serve as consecration chaplain.
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Cardinal Martinelli receives red hat amid Vatican envoy arrival
Washington reports Count Stanislaus Colacichl, Noble Guard of the Vatican, will arrive in New York next Saturday to present credentials and convey the red hat to Cardinal Martinelli. Rev Dr Rooker will meet him, then they proceed to the Apostolic Delegate to formalize Martinelli's elevation with ceremonies planned May 8 in Baltimore.
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Bridge Bill Sparks War Over North River Franchise
Tammany leaders denounce the North River Bridge bill as a giant theft while supporters claim it will boost New York Harbor commerce. Controller Coler argues the city would gain a tiny share of gross earnings, with critics vowing Supreme Court battles and protests. James Clarkson defends the company’s charter and praises the state commission, citing precedent and potential public works abroad. Merchants’ Association calls on Governor Odell to oppose the measure.
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Riot in Cape Town as plague removals resist
Cape Town on April 23 saw Malay residents resist relocation of plague patients. Police arrived and a clash ensued, halting removals for now with plans to resume tomorrow.
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Referees Bill Passes Assembly Goes to Governor
Albany April 23 Special The Assembly approved Senator Ellsworths referee monopoly bill by a vote of 76 to 44 and sent it to the Governor. Upstate leaders led by Mr Allds backed the measure while New York City Republicans and Democrats opposed it citing judiciary concerns and constitutional questions.
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Lost two captains on trip aboard Lyndhurst
The Lyndhurst of the Standard Oil fleet arrived from Hiogo Japan reporting two captains dead and one crew member killed during a voyage marked by typhoons. Captain Beatty died November 4 from heart disease after sailing October 29. Captain Walters died April 6 from apoplexy while facing heavy gales near Mauritius. First mate John G. Taylor took command. seaman Hans Stockfell died December 5 after an accidental fall. Cargo includes Japanese curios and general merchandise.
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Insubordination Alleged at West Point Cadets
A court of inquiry at West Point opened into alleged breach of discipline by several cadets after their protest over Colonel Mills punishing Cadet Ralston. Cadets reportedly yelled on the parade ground and moved the sunset gun before sentinels halted them.
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New Constitution For Alabama Adopted By Vote
Birmingham April 23 Alabama cast a large majority for a new constitution today though the vote was light. The convention will meet in May and the proposed charter will be submitted to voters for ratification. Negro participation favored opposing the convention while many remain unregistered. The convention will be composed mainly of Democrats with few Republicans or Populists among 155 members.
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Vanderlip mission linked to US Russia finance venture
Berlin April 23 Frank A Van derlip former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury arrived in St Petersburg to study European finance with focus on National City Bank of New York. He plans talks with Russian banker Adolf Rothstein and to explore a Russian loan in New York. He is expected to Berlin next week. No National City Bank officers were available for comment. NOT TO SUE THE SOLICITOR GENERAL.
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Rumors Denied by Oberlin M Carter's Counsel
Judge J M Wilson counsel for Oberlin M Carter denies reports Captain Carter will sue Solicitor General Richards over his brief opposing Carter's motion for admission to bail Judge Wilson says the stories are false and plans only to pursue the habeas corpus appeal in the Supreme Court. An advertisement touts Jaynes Expectorant as a cure for incipient consumption.
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End of Legislature Ends With Low Tax Rate Seen
Albany April 23 The Senate and Assembly adjourned after a busy session marking 1901 as notable. Closing day featured gifts to leaders Allds and Frisbie and floral tributes to Woodruff and Ellsworth. Lawmakers passed NYC charter revisions and debated a Brennan Rierdan bar exam bill before sine die adjournment.
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Albany Cuts State Tax to 1.20 Mills in 1901
Governor Odell and the Republican legislature report the 1.20 mill tax rate the lowest since 1854, projecting 1901 direct state taxation savings and new indirect revenue. They credit finance leaders Assemblyman Allds and Senator Higgins, note canal and school funding remains covered by indirect taxes, and announce road improvements rising to 670000 this year with counties matching.
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Aslan wreck near Yembo costs many pilgrims lives
An April report from Constantinople details that about 189 to 300 pilgrims bound for Mecca died when the Turkish transport Aslan wrecked near Yembo. Soldiers and sailors fought for boats, the captain and crew abandoned ship, and many drowned as panic spread. Rescue crews reached survivors forty eight hours later along the coast.
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Army recruiting in 1900 shows 90361 total enlistments
London reports annual returns for 1900 list 90361 total enlistments, up from 42700 in 1899, with infantry recruitment deemed unsatisfactory despite war impetus and lower height standards. The text notes many recruits preferring other branches. ACCURACY OF OPERATION advertises Pennsylvania Railroad safety as a distinguishing trait.
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