Madrid Morning Briefs on Cuban Governors and Regency
News from Madrid reports Liberal leaders after conferring with the queen regent as Spain eyes Cuba. It notes potential Weyler replacement, Blanco and Vowmeyer influence, and Campoa’s stance on the crisis. Regent consultation with senators and deputies signals ongoing political maneuvering over Cuba.
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Madrid
Renor Sagas
Ieades
Fege
Mie Palace
Talay
Kaldke
Mer
Cuba
Geuond Weyler
Weyler
Alarlinez Ganivua
Hhm
Senor Faliada J
Woyler
Blanco
Vowmeyer
Ani Ters
Het Astory
Lie
Marabal Campy
Saul
Ei Qe
Wmeon
Senate
Fuze de la Moyrzed
Francisco Silvela
Teader
Msnoni
Galacy
Horatia
Dha Pri- Paris Draneh
Bank of Spain
Mezoliathions
Republicans Agree on Tariff and Beer Tax Shift in Senate
Washington records report Republican leaders reached a deal in the Senate to back wool and sugar schedules and to abandon higher beer taxes, uniting the party against remaining opposition. Allison and Aldrich signaled quick action on sugar and related measures, with possible tobacco schedule discussion if Senator Marcus can attend.
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Washington
Wreltington
Mestillan
Michiean
Senate
Aldrich Ty Urat
Alinild Havi
Abarth
Martek
Melton
French Credence Mission To Discuss Monetary Questions
Paris reports that a French authorized souriu informed President Faure that the United States monetary commission officials would visit to discuss monetary questions. The audience at the Elysee palace last Wednesday prompted hopes of a general friendly study, but no concrete steps were expected beyond sympathy.
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Paris
Faure
Kiward
Walsalt
Cotorate
Hig
Coleaxea
United States Monetary Commission
Adial B. Stevenson
Tusis
Acactat
Charles Jackson Taine
Massachusetts
France
Great Bristo
Cennany
Connert
United States
Government to Replace Postmasters Ahead of Term Ends
A cabinet discussion in Washington outlined wholesale replacements of postmasters due to expire by July 15 and before the new fiscal year, with the Postmaster General to implement the changes to push many offices to new personnel. The motive cited is efficiency and policy alignment ahead of year-end scripts.
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Washington
Jone
Rio
Camelder Ae
Tragic Cannibal Attack Tailed by Island Crisis
A vessel voyage near the Solomon Islands ends in massacre as natives kill crew and wound others after inviting them ashore. Captain Wilson and the remaining crew fire in self defense while attempting to escape. A distant report from Nayles sage describes a volcanic eruption with lava covered terrain and deadly danger near the crater.
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Solomon Islands
Navaro Lagoon
Wilson
Navaro
Hole Vilage
Wheen
Diesebunner
Fovaien
London
Nayles
Moms
Prucipul Crater
Grant and Sherman Letters Reflect Civil War Unity
A fragmentary 19th century dispatch ties Grant and Sherman in a portrait of wartime coordination. The text recalls telegraphed congratulations after a victory, praise for leadership, and mutual respect echoed in exchanges with Meade and Butler, highlighting the era’s strained morale and enduring alliance. The letters emphasize gratitude, shared purpose, and Christian faith as guiding principles amid conflict.
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Georgia
Éthaga
Pein
Ty Meade
Butler
Banka
Blorman
le Reid
al- Wass
Sherman
Bherjou
Grant
McPherson
Yale
Simar
Horace Porter
Novel Brake System Converts Stopping Energy For Transit
In Yonkers a new trolley brake design maintains constant reservoir pressure via a geared air pump attached to the axle. When the motorman slows the car, stored air powers the brake, reducing wheel friction and wear. The system, tested with promising results, aims to cut energy loss from braking.
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Tong
Fibet
Yonkers
New York Times
Cataracts of the Nile Seen as Power Site Proposal
The latest report suggests using the Nile cataracts for electric power, aimed to energize Egypt’s industrial growth. Proponents argue mills and factories from colonial times could benefit, though details remain unclear and contested.
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Nile
Egypt
Cogt
Electrically powered Nile works could lower cost and aid recovery
The article argues that a proposed electrical plant for Nile development could be cheaper than a canal project. It notes preliminary surveys underway and fewer engineering hurdles. Compared with Niagara Falls, Read River power seems small unless a long costly pipeline is built, with hopes the project aids recovery and national prestige.
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Cain
Niagara Falls
Tha
Tha Nile
Nile
Religious notices from multiple churches in town
A dense list of Sunday services across many churches including Swedish Lutheran, Mount Zion Mission, United Church, First Presbyterian, St James, Trinity Parish and more. It notes times for divine worship, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and special sermons by various pastors such as Rev Konrad Hartwig Rev W Thorss Rev J M Craig Rev George J Mu ENN and others, across venues like Sweden Chapel Norwegian and Union Church.
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Mojlodta
Epinvona
F J. T. Allen
Italy
Neworth
George B. Meightinan
Youlescopte
Rubedt
Axmendale
Konrad V. Hartwig
Jou A. A
Suvnday School
Hpworth
Mount Zion
Helleyas Avenus
Wil Thorss
Wishop Grant
Vaomas
Boye Wuevting
Haigregattonyl United Churcil
T. Calvin Mee Cleland
Union Chluruiz
Augustus L Clarke
Gehoal Ake
Wellington Avenue
Kervice
Ge Cathullc
ST. Marws
Philip Grace
Dap
Rev Foun
I Tuy Goddwt
Ebilln A Croman
Afstetanis
Josepins
Clarke
Tovre
Be J. Deady
Mortimer G, Dowiing
Low Anaenes
Trinity Parish
George J. Mu Enn
Mercory
Towers
Cowmunton
Trinity Chapter
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrews
Scandinavian Mission
Cervices
Kay Chapel
ST. Glohow's Church
Rhode
Teland Varenus
Hov
C. G. Gillint
John O. Johnen
Zabriskie Memorial Lrurgh
ST. John the Evangelist
Fen
L. Buckey
B. H. Portar
Channing Memorial
Chutch
George W. Cuter
Young Peoples
Brewer G. Woardaan
Sune Day School
Trattor
Avachicap Barilitry Union
Ollunelt
Edgar B. Kilemntrark
Eerviga
Central Baptist Shorct
Warren Randolph
D. D
Lune Day School
T.M. MT. Olivet Baptist Church
Dryer's Hall
Elijah Richardson
Shiloh Baptist Church
Sud Mary Streets
W. Jeter
Viece
ML Mix
Salvatina Arm
Wall
Tynes Street
Foot of
Cannon
Central Baptist Church
Moust Zion A
SP. St
We H. Thums
Artshouth
ST. Mary's
George Herbert Patterson
Mary's Church
Peleice
Ganistian Cuuarch
Ney
Don W. McCrone
East Road
Union Street
Pads Episcopal Church
J. Sturgis Pearse
WA. M
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. N. Geister
Sundey Aecheel al Reise
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Franco
Monetary Commission
Byam
Mt. Vesuvius
Grant and Rheeman
Puoir
Nakes
Waltham Comet
Wearlaga Pune
BNE Coat Bennetts
Ladies
Victorias
Wa H Henderson
Travers
Bellevue
John Rogers
Thames Bireet
Ralph
Rogers
Fischer Piano
J. & G. Fischer
Union Square
West
New York
Mann & Eccles
Matherada Stream
Edward P. Marsh
Undertaker
Embalwey
Thames Street
Everett Sires
Telephone
Tad Beckton
National Lead Co
Ats
Alog
Allferern
Rational Lead CO
Atlantic
Ch Street
New Yorks
Greatess Company
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Std
Philadelphia
Columbia
Wade
G.G
A. H. Popple
Agenta
Hartford Bicycle
Dellesue Avenue
Eagle Bicycles
Tepair
Old
Istand
BP Thames Street
W. Smith
Bailey & CO
NIWA
Ua i
Mme. Rappert $ Beauty
Rupert
Mme
Ruppert
Mae
Hapwet
Rappet
Mane
Pharmacist
Plymouth
White Ash
Ferriawaye
Theormarion
Manoel Tanto
Manoel Bexti Qourle
Will Eddies
Newport
Jame
Lakers
Jae
Plymouth Coal
Wilkesharre
Gardiner B.reynolds & CO
Seuvices
Middletown
Nay
Holy Gross Chapri
West Read
Gervice
Avenge
Barrate
Nefraws
Teland Dye
HOURE
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