Death of Dr. Guzman veteran diplomat and translator
Dr. Horatio Guzman former minister from Nicaragua to the United States died aged 50 in Washington. He served as secretary of the Bureau of American Republics and represented Nicara g ua at the International American Conference of 1889 90. He was fluent in French and Spanish and contributed as a translator after his term as minister.
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Registration row in Santiago tests voters rights
April 24 reports intense protest as Republicans allegedly bar Nationalists from voter registration. Claims include strict literacy tests and age verifications, with boards favoring Republicans and denying certificates to educated applicants. Gen Whiteside orders investigation despite local officials' objections.
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Court of Inquiry Probing Cadet Discipline at West Point
A court of inquiry at West Point began to investigate alleged discipline breaches by several cadets after Cadet Ralston was punished for not reporting a breach during supper. Cadets are said to be in a state of subordination as the investigation proceeds.
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Ohio River flood prompts alarms and relief efforts
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River crest near danger levels with the city bounded by water on three sides. Towns from Pomeroy to Parkersburg face inundation, depots flooded, telegraph offices moved, and thousands displaced. Weather forecasts predict gradual fall, while false rumors of a second rise circulate amid ongoing relief preparations.
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Armour Succeeds In Chicago Trading Move At Park Corner
Young Mr. Armour, son of the great park liter dite biusiness Qe, shows humility and bears his father’s name as he engineers his first Chicago round of trades. If he can hold the deal, he may win a substantial amount estimated between five hundred thousand and one million dollars.
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Foolish strike ends as miners disciplined in Utica Wilkes-Barre
The Lehigh Valley Coal company ended its 1,200 worker stoppage at the Prospect mine after a discharged jig tender sparked the walkout. United Mine Workers officials reached a settlement and agreed to discipline the three men responsible. The union warned it will not recognize strikes without district executive board approval. The report also covers the Ackmann train robbery in Arkansas, Chief Nipley’s retirement in Chicago, and other brief items.
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Michigan's tax measure passes senate for railroad levy
Lansing April 24 The Michigan senate approved the Chandler taxation bill 26 to 8 after it passed the house a week earlier. The bill taxes railroads telegraph telephone and express companies by ad valorem value rather than earnings and creates a separate railroad property assessment commission. It replaces a prior regime's railroad tax plan struck down as unconstitutional. The measure is viewed as a railroad victory amid perceived favorable terms.
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Wood and Cuban commission visit Washington
General Wood hosts five Cuban constitutional convention members in Washington to discuss the Platt amendment and the Cuban constitution. He says the visit aims at clear understanding between U S and Cuba, noting harmony in Cuba and outlining sugar duty and constitution as key issues. Regular army to rise to about 76 000. details to be set by Secretary Root and Gen. Miles. Also reports on a New Haven poisoning trial of Ann Maria Rathbun and Yonkers case of two suspects accused of infanticide.
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Largest sealing fleet ship returns with 42000 seals
A Woneter Cargo of St. Joan's Newfoundland reports steamer Terra Nova the largest sealing cargo in years after two weeks frozen in the ice. Terra Nova notes that Virgina Lake was imprisoned for a month and remains trapped.
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