Recognition for Cubans Moves in Senate Debate
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee substitute favors recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents. The measure, aimed at shifting policy without forcing presidential action, seeks moral influence in Congress and among Cubans, with Minister Palma praising the potential shift and urging quicker action.
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Washington
Senate
Sporsink
House of
Amiton
Coxerrs
Armand Tat
Morgan
Congress
Fis
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Spain
Raster Cameron
Cuba
Palma
Senate Committee
United States
Wohl
Prestiest
Syoln
Martines Campos
Defaulter Arrested for Embezzling 5,000 and Fleeing to Canada
Herman Fischer a Webncrave resident and former head bookkeeper for T. G. Patterson’s packing case firm returned from a trip to Canada and admitted falsifying accounts and embezzling about 5,000. He was arrested after detectives traced him via his wife and found a loaded revolver on him. He faces arraignment in the Central Police Court.
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Canada
Herman Fischer
Webncrave
Central Office
T. G. Patterson
West and Heburt Fis
Fischer
Phoeni
Brooklyn
Matterson
Dexan
Patterson
Dot Fischer
Mater
Ming
Girl Burned To Death In Garnerville Fire
Annie Mc Coy, daughter of Mrs. John Mc Coy, died after her clothing ignited from a stove flame while she was left alone. Neighbors and two men tried to extinguish the blaze but she succumbed to burn injuries. Fire deaths have risen in Rocking County with this recent tragic incident.
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Rocking County
Garnerville
Annie McCoy
John McCoy
Mis
McCoy
Annie
Ted
Indianapolis financier John B Huston faces assignment
A dispatch from Muncie reports Indianapolis financier John B Huston made an assignment for the benefit of creditors due to health and business troubles. He is confined to bed with a serious illness and assets are estimated under 100000 dollars. Huston’s son in law Howard Gordon of Citizens Bank aided his late efforts.
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Indianapolis
Sun
Conmersville
Ind
Wee-United
John
Huston
Bralpitt
Hunton Na
Dia
Wu Ae In
Fui
Wil
Howard Gordon
Ashler
Hank
Fire in Flat House Fire in Harlem Store Cellars
Fire broke out in a five story flat, 24 West One Hundred Twenty Street, with flames racing through cellars and spreading to No 26, attacking Harlem Chase Co furniture and Mayer Sam & Co shot stores. Firemen, overcome by smoke, were revived. tenants fled with belongings as fire caused extensive damage and losses. Art store at 20 West 120th Street also damaged. insurance likely to cover most costs.
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Pierce Mlare
Harlem Chase Company
West One Hundred
Jones, Goodson and Moore
Moore
Sali
Charles Thomas
Lves
Fhoor
Equitable Gas Company
Acriss
Fifth
Lanes Aves
Cable Tara
Aviour Beers
Harken Chit Company
Richard W. Frietman
Stenty L. Twat
Charten Thomas
West
Harlem
Mayer, Sons & Co
Frank
Boy Bandit Caught After Jewelry Store Robbery
Police captured Italian boy Fernest Rossier, thirteen, after he fled through hallways pursued by officers from the Thirteenth Precinct. He attempted to steal a $10 silver watch from Mr Tindinger at 100 Wit Myrtle and fired a revolver as he was cornered at Broadway and Hart Street. The watch and revolver were recovered. arraignment set for Lee Avenue court.
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oPyierns
Fernest Rossier
Knickerbocker and
Littlaves
Brooklyn
Connors
Thirteenth Precinct
Tindinger
Suydimest
Myetloaye
Aa Hallinger
Fred
Broadway
Hartst
Lee Avenue
Cavein near city tanks causes public scare in early days
A cavein near a street in the early city days prompted a crowd as a horse refused to move and a police officer and driver inspected a deep hollow. Public Works was alerted and tanks under streets were explained as old water sources now covered and buried.
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Duaneet
Inventignie
Pouiseman
Fillaa
Department of Public Works
Trady
Matt Bem Tie
Raines and allies push broader liquor tax inspection plan
Albany reports say Senator Raines and allies met with Thomas Platt’s circle and backed expanding excise inspectors from fifteen to fifty, with one in every Senate district and a salary of 1800 annually. The move, linked to the Balnes bill, could cost about 96000 yearly and draws accusations of political gain for the Republican machine. A proposed amendment targets open saloons within 20 feet of private homes and requires owner consent for new certificates.
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Ny TeErowani
Trinenet
Albany
T Ment
Fenater Raines
Thomas Cl Platt
DMM
Senate
Heneti
Conteter Troberts
Roberts
Ata
Toller
Higeins
Chateman
Marton
Chamber of Commerce
Tragic Family Slaying Shocks Small Town Community
A double tragedy unfolds as a family is killed in a domestic incident. Parents Kate and Gait are among the victims, with two children reported dead and one survivor receiving care. Police say a gunman connected to the household carried out the attack after a dispute with a resident who then alerted authorities. The scene included a gun and a nearby residence as investigators piece together motive and sequence.
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Mirdes
Livin
Bertiarave
Deatary Richart
Kate Kietae
Tia
Zitte Kivetthe
Ant
Kloetthe
Christma
Ned
Kluertio
Father Fitzgerald Convicted of Arson in Rochester County Court
Rev Father Fitzgerald, accused of setting a parsonage fire at 40 Charlotte, was found guilty of arson in the second degree after a lengthy trial. The priest, once pastor of the Roman Catholic Church in Charlotte, faced related charges and potential penalties including lengthy imprisonment.
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GETY
Jphn Recitie
Rochester
Peby
Sohn M. Pitzgeralt
Charlotte
Father
Auburn State
Atephoscenum
Chola
Erin
Father Viewer
Soman Catherte Clare
Mequaid
White
Ritaeralwan
Jean
Ethan
Father Pitenaticke
Cageteberet
Suit of Interest to Bankers in Foreclosure Case
The Supreme Court Special Term began trial on a $150000 mortgage foreclosure tied to personal obligat ions totaling over 8000 held by President Stogs of a defunct Merchants Bank. The docket includes another case aimed at cancelling a mortgage linked to ex Senator Edmund O Connor. The matters draw wide banking sector interest.
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Binghamton
N. C
Stogs
Merchants’ Bank
Supreme Court
Edmund O'Connor Aeausignes
The
Rosses
Will contest over Oelrichs estate stirs California courts
Hermann Oelrichs and heirs face a high stakes dispute over the will of Senator James Pate. The San Francisco courts rule on trustee powers and potential partition of a 110 million estate as heirs Mrs. Hermann Gehlen, Miss Virginia Fair, and Charter L. Farr contend for shares while trustees appeal amid a Supreme Court backdrop. A Guardian was appointed for Hermann Oelrichs Jr as California law raises questions about guardianship and competency.
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Supreme Covert
Hermann Oelricha
Lloyd Steamshirt Company
Bowling Green
Sulling
Fetter
San Francises
Benator
James C. Pate
Hermann Orlrichs
Hermann Gehlens
New York
Virginia Fair
Alec Irving
New-York
Charter L. Fault
San Pranchco
T 4 Claure
Supreme Court of the State
Na Sbtilar Anpest
William Walkerly
Sie Court
California
Atesa Arigna
Man Peatesan
Tomar G. Crothers
Urea
Ion Aurmung
Supreme Court
Jean
Rame Trust
Mtg
Craven
Lake House
Foray
Charles L. Farr
Hermann Oelrichs
Paride Coast
van E Patterson
Oclrich
Legal guardians named in complex will dispute
In a contested will case Judge Patterson is appointed guardian for young Ocicha and other minors. The document outlines trusts and collateral heirs bought off, with Treated disputes over the estate and potential appeals to the Supreme Court. The note hints at a broader trust controversy and awaits further legal actions.
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Patterson
Gebble
Paci
Brown
New York
San Francisco
Oelriche
Tribune
Supreme Court
Senate Delays Vote On Quay Free Coinage Proposal
Washington February 5 Senate action stalled on the Quay resolution to recommit the free coinage rider after Finance Committee maneuvers. Debate postponed until tomorrow amid cross currents between silver Republicans and anti-silver Democrats. Outcome hinges on Mr. Gorman stance as parties hedge on revenue and protection policies amid looming Dingley tariffs.
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Serrren
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Quay
Friends of the Revenue
Henate
Silver Republicana
Imahoe Committee
Tartfe
Solnage
Jones
Nevada
Gorman
House
Treasury
Anu
Carlisle
Tose
Carlie
Garman
Murderer as robber in Philadelphia poisoning case
A man named Barton is accused of poisoning elderly Jostat Riehelderfer and his housekeeper Miss Tate at the Philadelphia home. Both fell ill after dining on food Barton prepared, Tate died, Riehelderfer is gravely ill. Barton, new arrival from the West, was employed by the victim and fled after the crime. Police search for the suspect and possible accomplices.
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Jostat R. Rlehelderfer
Misa Annle Tate
George Bareton
Burton
Akonen
Mr. Riehelderfer
Riehelderfer
Harton
Itoston
Freehold N. J
Barton
Richelderfer
Mise Tate
Hoth
Mia
Miss Tate
Batur
Alisa Tate
Harriss
Hollidayshure
Bids Open for U.S. Bonds Reach Astonishing Volume
Treasury opens $100 million thirty year bonds bids amid a surge of 4,610 offers totaling about $684 million, with Morgan's syndicate leading at 110.88 and aiming for roughly 80 percent of the issue. Secretary Carlisle, staff, and bankers crowd the room as bids flood in from across the nation and Canada.
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Treasury Department
Ofperic
Washington
United States
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Michigan
Texas
Carlisle
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
Germany
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New-York
United States Trust Company
Mr. Morgan
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
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Ilinois
Connecticut
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Maryland
Miswouet
South Carolina
North Carolina
Indiana
Louisiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
MR. Carlisle
Potomac River
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York
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Eckels
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Curtis
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West Branch National Bank
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