Senate endorses belligerency for Cuban insurgents in neutral stance
The Senate approved a new unanimous resolution recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents while maintaining strict U S neutrality. The measure, a Sherman Cameron compromise, urges the President to use good offices with Spain to secure Cuban independence and avoid direct legislative action. The debate highlighted opposition to joint resolutions and strong support for the concurrent declaration.
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TITAN
Ehotoman PI
Tribune
Washington
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Committee
Sherman
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Cameron
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Renate
House of Representativer
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Rich
Ame
Pasco
Allen
Mr. White
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California
Messrs
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Hale
Hill
Morrill
Perkins
Roach
Smith
Vilas
Wetmore
White
Nebraska
Menem
Alien
Haker
Butler
Cail
Cannon
Duxbots
Gail
United States
Mexi
Ohio
Secretary of State
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Fall River Rink Collapse Kills One Injures Fifty at Polo Match
A gallery collapse at Casing Rink during a polo game between New Tedford and Fall River killed Narcisse Menard of St. Marys and injured about fifty others. The structure gave way as thirty feet of gallery collapsed, trapping spectators and prompting rapid medical response. An improvised hospital was set on the rink floor.
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Fall River
Mane
New Tedford
Emat
Thia
Narcisse Menard
St. Mary'set
Embarrassing Position for Cleveland Over Cuban Policy
The Times and Chronicle weigh the Senate action on Cuba, arguing a US move could threaten Spain’s sovereignty and provoke a hostile, careful response. They discuss autonomy as a possible escape, while noting the fragile diplomacy and possible humiliation for Spain. In Key West an enthusiastic Cuban demonstration follows the Senate vote for Cuban autonomy.
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Qerion Senate
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Spain
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Fla
Tonney
Indemnity Ordered by Sultan After Jiddah Attack
Constantinople reports the Sultan orders indemnity paid to the British and Russian and French consuls at Jiddah for an attack last May that wounded several officials. Briton Abdur Hancock died from wounds. others including WS Richards and M Brands were injured.
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Jiddah
Araim
France
Russan Cone
Frech Conwaiate
M. Brands
M. Orville
Mayor Hooper fights veto overBaltimore city power shift
Baltimore crisis deepens as City Council passes an ordinance stripping Mayor Hooper of appointment power and granting the council the authority to elect city officers. Hooper vows to veto, arguing reform vs chaos. The move provokes party tension and a brewing political battle across local government.
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Hooper
Repubcan
Bath Partie
Heraa
Thin Country
Tdnet
Byerswood
Themeelven Telatis
Taian An Tees
IAC
Municipal
Thire
Kreckines
Annapolla
Toxeller
Senate
Brice
Baltimore City
CIY Council
Anit
Annanito
Man Shoots Refused Lover and Is Lynch Mob Threat
Katherine Flynn, a 27 year old box fiber at Foster Hilton Co., was shot five times by Thomas Cooley, 31, in broad daylight after pressuring her to marry. Acting Captain Casey and police wrestled Cooley to the floor during a struggle in a saloon. Flynn was left in critical condition at Flower Hospital.
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Bast Sixty Seventh
Lily
Katherine Flynn
Nett Fost Biehty-firat-st
Ty Thomas Cooley
Shenepenter
East
Beeandave
Flower Hospital
Cooley
Contry
Bien
Berane
Foster, Hilson & Co
Hoeller
Cases
Cyton
Petre
Caeny
Insenanie
Guarr
Tee
Anil
Benive Herlihy
Fin
Datrag Os
Jalcomantiatetesn
Shanel
Satoos
Tin Viewer Hopital
Itozen
Betective Herlihy
American schooner Navarino reports Spanish gunboat stop at sea
J H Pritchard of the Toston three masted schooner Navarino describes a near Cuban Manzanilla incident. A Spanish gunboat halted and searched the vessel for up to thirty minutes while keeping an armed swivel gun trained. The crew said they dropped anchor and raised the United States flag during the encounter.
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Toyo Marinig
Hilary
Toston
J. H. Pritchard
Navarino
Warner
Constitution Wharf
Manzanilla
Cuba
Leutenant
Catan
Gettysburg Battlefield Inspectors Visit Special Train Tour
Seventy five visitors including General Oliver O Howard and General Fierings begirdled, with a Confederate Navy veteran aboard, inspecting Gettysburg battlefield on a special train under Captain Frat. The trip served to gather data for a wartime inquiry while a guide led the party through the fields.
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Hean
Cariisie
Frat
Harefeld
Olver O. Howard
Fierings Bee
Ducke W. No Astninn
Philadedpala
Virginior
Newton
Hchmond
Vetoed By The President On Arizona School Lands Bill
President Cleveland returned the bill to authorize leasing of school lands in Arizona without his approval. The measure would let the Territory manage lands for universities and schools under future regulations, with a governor and officials controlling leases up to five years. Critics warned of risky control by Interior officials and potential timber loss, urging protection for territorial resources.
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Arizona
Washington
Cleveland
Ita
Sait
Secretary of the Interior
Elissena
Jane Grover Cleveland
Manaton
Protest Meeting Denounces Fortifications Spending
A Cooper Union gathering led by the Central Labor Union protests 400,000 in coast defense bills. Socialist speakers attack war plans as harming workers, with critics denouncing the defense bills as a tool to crush labor. Prominent names from reform and labor movements are cited amid heated exchanges.
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Tnt Nist
Central
Fator [Nlon
Clevelant
Chauncey M. Soenen
Jerome O'Neil
William Loyd Garrison
Lyman Abbott
Saint
C. W. Headrey
Joan Meluckie
Merman ¥. Hem
Owen Ie
Saul
Toyota Wanitatian
Ceina
Onty George
He Delyre
Clarence A. Davis
Moloney and the Gas Trust in New York and Albany notes
Attorney General Mooney to delay testimony in the Fatelity Trust case in Philadelphia on March 1 in the office of Walter C. Marin. A. The Paggott will be examined about the trust’s relation to Chicago gas interests. Flower Olcott and Ferguson of the Gas Reorganization Committee will meet commissioner William H. Clarkson in New York. The Clarkson appointment signals possible appellate action. Conference over the Tamsen case includes Matt and Tracy figures in Albany with Howcroft and others to be consulted and a set date for the vestigation of the charger case. Additional charges announced by Henry Jrasse are not yet received.
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Fast
Fatelity Company
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Tracy, Boardman & Platt
Howsrouck
Mesera Mlatt
Masbrouck
Tracy
Roberton
Aceinat Sherifj
Tan
Henry Jrasse
Mr Grasne
Dartmouth
Hanover
Dartmouth College
William J. Dodge
New- York Committee
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Congress
Mouse of Commons
Nereny
Unitel States
Great Brivain
Hmimaret
Etvilt
X ray in surgery shows removal of lodged object
Mackeater at University of Rockeater, with Dr Roe, reports locating and removing a lodged turlet in a hand using X-ray imaging after fourteen minutes exposure. The spectacle demonstrates a method to reveal internal placements and guide extraction. Baltimore strike widens with 10 new workers joining, bringing total to about 620, amid expectations of a prolonged dispute.
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Mackeater
Komswe Lawrence
University of Rockeater
Roe
Venezuelan Boundary Talks Show Progress Toward Settlement
At yesterday's session the Venezuelan Commission discussed the boundary dispute with British Guiana, signaling potential settlement based on unimpeachable historical data. Harvard librarian Justin Winsor scrutinized 230 to 300 maps, while officials rejected a Royal Geographical Society map collection. The group endorsed using official government envelopes for communications. Dartmouth faculty support arbitration and urge a permanent U S UK arbitration court. Annie Scott Brewer’s niece clerical appointment noted.
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Venezuelan Commission
Venembela
British Guiana
Justin Winsor
Harvard University
Molet-Prevost
British
Royal Geographical Society
Veremielan Commission
PostaMce
Idee Thomas
Dayton Coal and Tron Company Assets Sold in Scotland
The Dayton Coal and Iron Company possessions, including 5009 acres of coal lands, two operating mines, coke ovens, and two blast furnaces with 1M ton capacity each at Payton, are bought by Peter Doxalison and Thomas Neal Mackinnon of Glasgow Scotland for about 200 dollars. The firm faced后 mine explosions and layoffs. sales part of a reorganization plan. Exposition site dispute arises between Omaha and Council Bluffs over a Transmiss ion and International Expo location, with public meetings and resolutions urging a joint site and possible Iowa aid.
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Tenn
Dayton Coal and Tron Company
Peter Doxalison
Thomas Neal Mackinnon
Glagow
Scotland
Payton
Tate
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Omaha
Coune Mutts
Nebraska
del Atlony
Washington
Suit to dispossess aliens under Lincoln county law
Fragmented desultory report describes a suit in Lincoln County about forfeiture of land to the state for alien ownership. Mentions the North Piaste Land eater Company, original owner Lond Oglesby of London Englant, and June disposal. notes a $1,000 value, and a fatality at Fulton. Also records varied local incidents and crimes with minimal clarity.
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North Piaste Land Eater Company
Lond Oglesby
Lonion
Englant
Engiohnieh
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