Justice done in Cuba as three postal thieves fined and imprisoned
March 24 Baveca and three co defendants before the Agencia Court were sentenced for embezzlement of Cuban postal funds. F W Newly and W H sleeves each received ten years imprisonment and fines. Rathbone also ten years and a fine. Neely cited large frauds totaling about $101,000 with related schemes involving forged warrants and fraudulent checks. The case traces from Havana to Rochester and Muncie, linking to officials such as Estes G Rathbone and W Heath.
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Sues
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HLS
Haxana
Fenue
Washington
Janet Raye
Muncie
Cate
Weshinaton
Neel
Fie
Rochester
Munete
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Estes G. Matitone
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Genersl
Powis
Cuba
Hamilton
Ohio
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O' Tete
Secret Service
Pension Bureau
Countes
Malied
Burges
Neely
Reeves
Mahligs
W. Neel Chiries
F. W. Neely
Hostance
Akove
Fat Town
Mo Heath
Culm
Thir
Havana
France and Russia pledge unity for world peace
In a parliamentary session a credit was approved to defray President Lowther's expenses for a visit to France. A socialist proposal to aid the unemployed was debated, then rejected amid protests as the chamber discussed Franco Russian ties and shared prosperity. The Senate unanimously supported the credit as tensions rose in Petersburg.
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Chamber of Deputies
Lawher'e Viet
Huewa
M. Dwicawsé
Nicholaw
M. Leber
Republic
Tim
Russia
France
Ibert
Prance
M. Boveri
Pe Chenier
Bresnes
Lowther
M. Dexcha
Chamber
Ox Labman
Ram
Gruber Attacks Low Over Pennsylvania Railroad Tunnel Plan
Abe Gruber, at a Brooklyn Republican Club meeting, assailed Mayor Low for backing a bill to grant perpetual rights for a Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel under the rivers and Manhattan. He blasted the fusion administration and warned that the Republican party is weakened by the fusion movement, urging support for a strong party stance and criticizing Civil Service reform and police corruption.
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Mayor Low
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rivers
Manhattan
Abe” Gruber
Brooklyn Republican Club
Pierrepont#1
Brooklyn
Republican Party
Alllaner
William A. Prieke
Sloner
Wisconsin
Gruber
Bart Wiver
Martin Thee
Wyatt
Low
Rattay
Potnasingia
Supbose van Wyck
John Kalen
Croker
Amu
New-York
Democrats
Law
Maitland
Tan
Cdel
Seeen
Yoliceman
Civ Service Commission
Willis L. Coden
Vand
Chet Service
Tammany
Birmy
Whipped Mayor of Topeka Siege in City Hall
March 24 Topeka Kansas Mi Itlanehe Tole protector of Mrs Nation horsewhipped Mayor Parker in his office at City Hall She slashed the mayor tore the whip from his hand and struck him thrice He fought back and a scuffle followed The nurse Mina Home about thirty earned years old described as nurse by profession was among witnesses
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Topeka
Kan
Itlanehe Tole
Mre. Nation
Parker
Anarchist link in McKinley case and malaria guard aid
Fragmented dispatches report a man claiming ties to anarchist circles and the McKinley assassination, plus a military malaria protection study contrasting two battalions. Separate items note an American in France charged with attempting to kill a servant and a Brooklyn motorman missing after a fatal street accident.
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Tokio
Farmopa
France
Jail Order for Dike Over Kings County Sheriff Papers
A court order in New York directs Norman S. Dike to deliver all books and papers of the Kings County Sheriff to Judge Guden under risk of committal. Justice Gaynor's memorandum states only one Sheriff in law and fact, keeping the case tense as Dike weighs retirement.
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Gaynor
Jones Norman S Dike
Kings County
Reymond Street
Justice Gaynor
Fetson
Dike
Simday
Justin Gaynor
Supreme Court
Dike Ey Thetty
Odell
Guder
Guden
Tike
Mie
Comnsel
Jacob W. Falk
Justice Gastor
Abe
Witherlind
Geldfarb
Ie Hobie
Charles Guden
Sheritte
Wien
Norman Spike
Helaning
Aden
Kinases
Marhraick
Astay
Sheri
Appellate Division
Hin Hee
Ula
Weinberg
Gay
Automobiles Run Wild After Crash Near Jendale Farm
A noisy auto from Partston, driven by George Gould, raced past Jendale farm at 30 to 40 mph. The carriage following was struck as horses bolted, injuring Johnny Smith severely while Moytch and others escaped with minor strains. The auto party fled without stopping.
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George Ould
Ts Fest Sertoms
Gould
HL. Heschman
Jarty
Aline
Jendale Farm
Navi
New-York
Mr. Host
Lake
Hin
Johnny Smith
Spring Lake
Moytch
Smith
Charter Bill Vetoed by Odell in New York City
Albany reports Senator Vernon Odell vetoed Assembly reprint No. L3H titled An act to amend the greater New York charter relative to notifications of assessments. He notes it would raise clerk salaries from 8000 to 3200? and increase officials, burdening taxpayers, and withholds executive approval. Alter Eggs Silk Hope Nassau Street city.
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Albany
Vernon Odell
Senate
Assembly
New-York
Selatanta
Bureau of
STOO
Herome
In Washington Roosevelt and Wood guide Cuba transfer
President Roosevelt and Secretary Wood lead talks with Cuba’s General Palma on timing for transfer of authority from U S military to Cuban rule. They discuss Palma’s inauguration likely after May and cabinet formation with Wood influence, while noting U S troops remain until Platt amendments are met and Cuba’s actions ensure independence and no foreign entanglements.
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Palma
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Cuba
United States
General Palma
Island Republic
General Wood
Art
Dietamy Pierenebs
Pinance—Lropolg Cancio
Steisiney Alduntioe Jose Tarela
SADC
Agriculture
Somamerce and Industrias
PeKreinn Cacere
Putte Varsary
Putte Wet
Roosevelt Everal Wood
Generial Palm
Ais Forte
Cubs Fourth
Isle of Pines
Mee
Havana
Wood
White House talks with Republicans over Cuba reciprocity plan
A White House meeting today brought the President and seven Republican House members who oppose reciprocity with Cuba. The session aimed at harmonious action on Cuba policy, with high officials present and general discussion rather than fixed proposals. The President sought views to extend relief to Cuba while noting limits in the Payne bill. No formal agreement emerged, and future meetings were planned to shape potential action.
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Washington
White House
House
Cuba
Uren
Ways and Means
Tnderstord
Tawney and Morris
Minnesota
Ohie
William 4. Smith
Congress
TER
Cubs
Raimin
Ale
Wars and Means
Himwell
Address to Congress on Cuban sovereignty and trade
An address from a Cuban delegation in Washington appeals to Congress, arguing that U S actions have effectively transferred Cuba’s sovereignty, urging recognition of Cuban efforts, and warning against altering the Republican tariff system. includes references to Pratt amendment and commercial relations with Cuba. Also mentions California and Pacific Northwest rail tickets.
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Washington
Sine de Ahad
Congress
War Department
Ceban
Cuba
United States
United
Caba
Word
Wade
Ry W. Taylor
Ohio
Republican Party
England
Can Party
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