President Cleveland Urges Autonomy for Cuba Plan
President Cleveland discusses Cuban affairs and warns against extreme demands. He urges Spain to grant genuine autonomy while preserving sovereignty, emphasizes restraint to protect American interests, missionaries, and capital, and cautions against war with Spain. He notes Turkey concerns and the need for reasonable settlement of Cuban damages.
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President's Message on Cuba and National Policy
The message discusses Spain and Cuba, cautions on insurgent resistance, and calls for a policy balancing sovereignty with humanitarian concerns. It notes the Venezuelan negotiations, seal life cooperation with Great Britain, and treasury, immigration, and coast defense updates. It condemns pension abuses, supports Pacific railroad foreclosure, praises civil service reform, and endorses tariff reform while urging greenback retirement. It criticizes trusts and monopolies, warns of their social harm, and urges stronger state and federal action within economic prudence.
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Spain
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Great Britain
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UPERIM OF CUMGRENS The Silver Secators Who Melted the Sa Seouls Convention
The article reports on the opening of the fiftieth fourth Congress session with a crowded gallery, diplomat attendance, and the reading of the president's message. It notes no major debates, the Cuban matter, and a pending Republican caucus to outline the session's program. It also mentions the death of ex-Speaker Crisp and the adjournment after a brief tribute.
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Murderer Rech Confesses in Wife Strangling Case
The confessed murderer Rech claims he killed his wife with muscular force and tried to conceal the body by burying it in the woods. He describes digging the grave, wrapping a handkerchief around the neck, and covering the body with dirt to avoid evidence. The defense notes the jurors might have handed down a different verdict had the testimony been heard.
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Rockefeler denies Sept 1 agent claim in chaotic note
A jumble of items reports John D Rockefeler denying a Sept 1 agent claim while Derby Ohio city election yields Democrat victory. Other notes mention moonshiner raids, a fatal shooting in Ashboro, hydrophobia death after a dog bite, and the death of William Crary, Mercer county land baron, in New Boston Illinois. The rumor of Sir William Van Horne resigning at Canadian Pacific resurfaces.
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Randomh County
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Canadian Pacific Railway
William Crary
Mercer County
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Blind girl’s sight restored by X rays and surgery
Newark girl Mary Schuuller, aged about seven or eight, became totally blind after head trauma two years ago. X rays guided by Edison, with surgery at Dr Batley’s Orange laboratory, revealed a bone pressing on the optic area and a blood clot. Clot removal and skull trephining brought gradual sight return. doctor predicts full recovery if nerve fibers remain viable.
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Massacre of Negroes shocks Arkansas section
Report from Malykken Arkansas describes a gang of unknown assailants killing five black railroad workers on the Cotton Belt line while improving the roadbed between Catton and Keanive. The unnamed foreman cannot identify suspects. local authorities vow to pursue the culprits amid fear of arrest.
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Stock and Produce Markets in New York and Philadelphia
Irregular trading marked by a heavy undertone on December 7 in New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Prices fluctuated with stagflation feared. livestock and dairy quotes moved lower in all major categories amid margin pressure. John C. Davis honored pardon to attend his wife’s funeral. he was delayed.
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