Proposed Cuban Reforms Include Council Rule and Tariff Changes
Detailed outline of Cuban reform plans from Spain proposes a thirty-five member Council of Administration with tariffs, budgets, and reciprocity powers. It sets differential duties up to 20 percent on certain Spanish goods, outlines provincial powers, municipal expansion, and appointment rules, and signals immediate provisional tariffs pending Cortes approval. The reforms aim to extend governance, finance, and education while preserving Spanish sovereignty.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Cortes
Fancen
Council of Administration
Marana
Spain
Island of
Pinar del Tio
Havana
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Puerto Prinelly
Santiago de Cuba
Peputy Mas
University of Havana
Chamber of Commerce of
Economical Societies of
Planters’ Association
Tobacco Manufacturers’ Union
Fiavana
Counellh
Corea
Yt Council of Administration
Wemaiens
Mders
Torpedo-boat No 1 proves herself a flyer at speed
The torpedo boat No 1 is reported to have demonstrated remarkable speed in trials off Providence. A mean speed of 28.76 knots over eight runs on the Government mile is noted, with a record of 20 knots under favorable conditions. Machinery performance holds promise though refinements are expected before official testing next week.
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Noat
Newport
Roe
Providence
Wo Pune
Cushing
Converse
Niles
Fees Mont
Wood
Hotreshoff
Washington
Chester
Penn
Brooklyn
Marcus Mook
League Island Navy Yard
Seriou
Cook
Telegraphic Notes Fragmented Crime and Fire Reports
A scrambled telegraphic note describes a suicide attempt by cutting his throat, a bungled hangings, a fire with carbon dioxide suffocation, and other chaotic items. It mentions individuals like Pacetti and Tharn York cis, plus places in New York and Wisconsin. The text lists deaths, fires, and municipal actions with scattered names and dates.
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Chainidain Canad
Hudson
Fel
York Cis
Shide
Texas
New
ST. Ste
Eleatrics
Hanna Visits Canton Amid Cabinet Talk and Military Plans
In Canton Ohio February, Chairman Hanna of the Republican National Committee visited for about three hours amid cabinet speculation. He denied accepting a Cabinet post or the Senate seat but signaled possible discussions, with ministers and appointments debated as Governor Bushnell and Senator Sherman’s fate influence his future. Meanwhile, troops were ordered to Washington for Inauguration Day, with General Porter urging a large regular-force display and a contingent from the 17th Infantry likely to join the parade.
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Santa Clara
Mavana
Arjona
Juan
Leutenant
Seflora Eva Adan Teodriguez
Manuela
Nuevitus
House of Refuge
Iberty
Leache
Caspar Betancourt
Cuba
STI
J. Wcook
Orrick Skekems
Ny Telionara
Trinenet
Canton
Ohio
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Ine
Nashwell
Senate of the United States
John Sherman
Mushnell
Sherman
Bushnell
Tanna
Goft
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
St. John Boyle
Louisville
Department of Justice
Emory Sp
Goorgia
Frn
H. Clay Evans
McKenna
California
McKinley
Alier
J. J
Major McKinley
Storer
Paris
Spain
Austria
Worter
Hartford
Porter Iykely
Tanier S. Lamont
Loran € Murray
Louteville
Washington
Lamont
Thin City
Beertary
Jordanea
Horace Porter
Porter
WeeMneton Hae
Pennsylvania
Paralle
Tamont
Cokambus
Taltimore
Port Suvefork
Washinton
Enn Oet
Seeviok Nat Wali
Solingen
Herbert
Moore
Tymanson
Almira
Rome
Port Myer
Ee Armani
Jon
Iliary Muse
Niahty
Hatteras
Navy Department
Indiana
Hampton Roads
Admiral Bunce
Evans
Tong Island
Navy Yard
Taylor
War Collen
Tartars
New-York
Mampton Roads
New York
Massachusetts
War on bucket shops stalls quotes in Wall Street plan
The New York Stock Exchange weighs ending bucket shop quotations by June ten, shifting to intermittent feeds or member-only access. Governing Committee favors limiting sellers and brokers, with 20 000 annual payments by the two quote firms and an eye toward cutting nonmember distribution.
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New-York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Uecker Companies
New-York Quotation Company
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Gold and Stock Company
Western Union Telegraph Com
Companier
New York Quotation Company
Stork Exchange
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
New-York
Rarchanss
Tse Tigre S
United States
Canada
BANKER FUGITIVE CYRUS BRE DER STOLE 12430 SHORTAGE
Bethlehem first National Bank cashier Cyrus Breder vanished after confessing resignation to go to New York City. Investigators found a 15 year history of small, unreturned thefts totaling 12430.86. Directors say bank remains solvent with surplus over 100000. Breder’s fate unknown.
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Cyrus Forreder
Hake
Tethlehem
Penn
Cyrus F. Breder
First National Tank of
Bethlehem
First National Bank
Rreder
Tate
Breder
New York City
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Minn
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