Washington reports from Cuba conflict and Weyler decree
Dispatches indicate no official Cuban report to Washington on the Relz case while Calhoun’s expected verbal briefing to the President is outlined. Weyler issues a May 7 decree tightening control in Evorto Minneira and Santiago de Cuba with cultivation zones and forced requisition amid escalating operations.
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D.C. Jeu
Washington
Calhoun
Cuba
Relz
Minh
Havana
New York
Steamur
Comig
Tampa
Eerald
State Department
Cubata
Clhoun
Neparénunt
Burther Deakwelian
Weyleus
Weyler
Bia
Evorto Minneira
Santiago de Cuba
Armistice Extended in Constantinople Talks Continue
In Constantinople on June 1 the foreign ministers met to extend the armistice between Turkey and Greece for a fortnight beyond the original seventeen days. The Turkish foreign minister told ambassadors the Porte agreed to a continuation until peace negotiations conclude, beginning Thursday. In Athens, a denial of the report was issued amid anti-dynastic moves and claims of no renewal discussions between King George and the Greek government.
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Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
J¢On Foot
George
Greece
Currency commission debate frames post adjournment plan
Washington report notes Republicans seek a currency commission after tariff passage with President appointing a majority and minority representation preserved. Senate opposition potential, silver bloc hints at accepting some ideas while demanding minority seats. Key West dispatch: Marblehead and Dauntless arrive with unconfirmed munitions cargo, crew reportedly discarded remainder.
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Gustter Wa
Congress
International Commission
Abroml
Currency Commission
Senate
Key West
Fla
Nilser Marblehead
Wile Ig
Dauntless
Miowskring
West
Xbard
Angell Acceptable as U S Minister Probe Ends
June 1 Washington reports the Turkish government withdrew its opposition to Dr. James B. Angell becoming a U S minister to Turkey. A misreading linked Angell to Congregational missionary work, with Ottomans thinking he represented a religious movement seeking to challenge Islam. The issue was resolved through official channels.
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James B. Angell
Michigan
United States
Porte
Terrell
Conatantinopte
Department of the Vorte
Wspost+ Rion
Td Teaked Ant
Angell Kase
Angell
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Constantinopke Becare
Dearli
Onder
Enttan
Angell Ees
Michigan educator appointment faces Ottoman diplomacy
Empirical scholars Angell and the State Department offered a satisfactory explanation of the grounds for opposition to the Michigan educator's appointment. Through Mr Terrell they ensured the Ottoman government and diplomatic representatives understood there were no political designs on the sultan's possessions.
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Ir. Angell
State Department
Michigan
Terrell
Currency Reform and Senate Progress Noted on Uninnit Hill
June 1 report from Washington notes Republican leaders clearing rough passages in currency reform, aiming to pass the bill soon as debate on sugar and other schedules continues. Democratic leaders foresee July 1 adjournment risk with conference talks expected to yield few differences, while fashion notes mention ornate fabrics and novel color accents in period attire.
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Washington
Uninnit Hill
Melile
Benator German
Dewavratte
Senate
Royal Grevee portrait feature plus varied winter literature
The page highlights more than a dozen illustrations including a full-page royal family portrait of Grevee and an extensive mix of articles and fiction. It lists works by Anka HY Young and Meury E. Haydock, plus features on Wikilaine College, travel pieces, poems, and reviews.
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America
Col- Togee
Wikilaine College
Rev. Ii
Nhorgara
Thle Wun Ber
Galro
India
Florence Kean Puritan
Fos Tousing
Ernest Ingersoll
Nwlumore
Charles Thomas Logan
Frederick St. Burton
Murai
Kay Troy
Tolleyeattoglate
Diste Hines
T. Pivp Perry
Ed. W. Sandya
BR. B. Burchard
Chase Mellen
John Carrington
Stevens Vail
Miien
M. Heard
Louise D. Michell
National Guard of Maine
Fashion Accessory Descriptions From A Fragmented Text
The passage describes hats with varied trims and shapes, referencing a pale straw style, rose-tinted details, upturned brims, and feather accents. It mentions black velvet bindings, green taffeta, and white feathers, noting differences in crown heights and decorative frills amid a discussion of travelogue fashion cues.
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Jace
June Century Magazines Highlight Queen Victoria and St Gallen Works
The June Century issue covers Queen Victoria themes with a tribute by Thomas F. Bayard, Florence Hayward on Coronation Roll, portraits of Victoria, and St Gallen’s sculptor record. It includes Atkinson Coffin Higgins papers, an Shaw life sketch, and essays on Heresy ofence, respiration experiments, and Harvard astronomy, plus serialized novels and poems.
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St Galiens
Shaw
Loston
St Galkens
Edward Atkinson
Coffin
T. W. Higgins
Colonel Shaw
Ao oAorsal
Thomas F. Bayard
Florence Hayward
Prince
Victoria
Eugene J. Andrews
P Ence
Becvuse
Lighthouse Service
Gustav Robbs
Dr Weir Mitchell
Mrs. Catherwood
Joanne a’Arc
General Porter
Grant
Margaret Sutton Brisere
Sarah
George B. Weebury
L. Frank Tooker
Charles G. D. Roberts
Richard Burton
Elizabeth C. Carron
Greece
Frank Leelle
George
Middletown Notes on School Trips and Local Incidents
Middletown reports include Ida B Brown and Miss Neth A Peckham traveling to schools in Viel Mira and Woosocker while Gladys Brown and Rhoda Wyatt visited Peabody school. A rotary day for Mr William SL Hunter arrived. James Brittth suffered a wagon accident at the Moulay quarry breaking bones. Mrs Heujamin Howland and her daughter Mrs Edward Pecknaw were in Rasion yesterday.
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Daigaret
Ida B. Brown
Allee
Viel Mira
Tierbert Smulth
Neth
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Willian SL
Hunter
James Britth
Moulay
Rook
Heujamin Howland
Edward
Pecknaw
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