Senate storm over Cuban crisis ends with debate
The Senate waged a lengthy Cuban resolution battle, with fiery speeches by Lodge Teller and Sherman, a dramatic night session, and warnings from the presiding officer. Debate touched on Spanish atrocities, U S neutrality, and possible war actions, ending with continued discussion and pending conference work.
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Cuba
Sardis
Daniel
Virginia
Sanguilly
Senate
Hale
Rte
Lodge
Teller
White
Sherman
al Reotis
California
Stewart
White House
Hawley
Artlon
Mallimer
Palmer
United States
Pote
Bherman
J. J. Rodriguez
Banguilly
Madrid
Gother
Senor de Lome
Kram
Tetuan
Banguilty
Wowae
Rome
Newalée
Bulzer
New York
Kingdom of Spain
Robbery and pursuit end with suspect captured in Connecticut city
A chaotic incident unfolded near a Methodist church area on Min Street and a nearby hotel as a man and accomplices attempted a theft. The alleged ringleader escaped briefly but was later captured in Sunualt, with investigation pointing to ties to New England crime networks.
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Min
Che Methodist
Ain Mates
Aid Ara
Asthetta
Chadhd
Connecticut
Robbery, rail crash, and ship news amid scattered reports
A Boston jewelry heist claims about a fortune in gems as three men flee after jumping the counter. A Chicago streetcar disaster kills four and injures three, with survivors at risk. The Diamant steamer, once declared lost, arrives safely in Halifax to the surprise of observers. In Hobart, a military escort for a New Jersey inaugural parade is arranged, while other items cover a student hazing incident in Rochester and political plans for a world cruise.
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Boston
Norton
Web
Samuel Cureh
Carre
Dinener
Diamant
Halifax
Caplan Winenamon
Yeaterany
Rochester
N.Y
Clarence A
Reedering
Cleveland
Greenwich
Conn
Cleveland Waa
B.C
West Indies
Ate
Aamural
Greek Crises Over Crete Echo Across Europe
A London dispatch from Athens reports Greece warns against extending Turkish control and urges a European solution to Crete. King George and the government face demand to retreat from proposed measures as Greece stands united behind a decision likely to shape regional neutrality and peace.
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Muler
London
Athens
Chetr
Europe
Henry Norman
The
Chronicle
Greece
George
Crete
Peter of Wales
Crete Autonomy Debate Highlights International Stance
London reports the Marquis of Salisbury outlining Britain’s position on Crete within the Ottoman realm. The plan favors autonomy under Turkish sovereignty as long as Greece withdraws its forces and powers enforce any decision. In New York cloakmakers threaten a strike over wages, while Yale graduate Bryan receives a warm New Haven welcome after a Cyprian camp visit.
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London
Jorda
Saliabury
Dunraven
Mathier Mafentym
Turkey
Greece
Ial
Test Mer
Inundated Villages From Floods Across the Region
Reports describe widespread inundation along rivers from Pattaboter to Mayas with towns already cut off and residents evacuated. Authorities warn of dangerous currents, rising water, and damage to homes while thousands seek shelter and aid. bankers face fallout as economic disruption spreads. Local officials in Harrisburg and neighboring counties coordinate relief as convoys move with supplies.
Ambnasaador to Mary McVeagh to Leave Rome Monday
Ambnasaador to Mary McVeagh and his family will depart Rome on Monday to return to America. In New York a mother of a manager and mother-in-law of a pusilin died yesterday. A reported entry into a residence led to theft of cash and jewels, and a man was held up near a car fire. Hirhmoend Va. ordered Bell Telephone to remove poles and wires. company appealed. A miner died suddenly at Gilberton colliery after a rescue. Australian extradition stance remains firm as the man considers appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Mary McVeagh
Rome
America
Julian
Fitesimmon
Pusilin
New York
Thieven
Renor
Jane Acuma
Consi
Atburtle
Hirhmoend
Bell Telephone Company
Gilberton
Testimony at New York inquiry on coal trust price rising
A New York inquiry into coal and sugar prices revealed testimony from multiple witnesses about alleged price setting by refineries and wholesalers. Key figures included David Barnett Shoat of Delaware, a set of rail and coal executives, and grocers detailing premiums for sugar and imported goods. The hearing noted investigations into output and profits, with potential consequences for the industry and potential bankruptcy warnings for some firms.
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Delaware
Tate
Low Larkentiet
Deaton
Pte
Yorks
Weemtecin
Daniel Wakat
Det
Ware
Takawan
Rill
Lackwanni
Westsern
Richard BL
Williatan
Natea
Nanth
Audi
Claus
Phon
Das Deane
Bionten
Mraneia
Krenntig
Krenning Ant
Withens
Profi
Europe
America
Witte
Coffee Kingn
Tobarcs
Tari
Sagremimetts
Vad
Ooh Tiptier
Ofie Lenigh
Willerabarce
Mareh Y
Chatrmar Lexow
Reapportionment move reshapes Pennsylvania districts
A report from Harrisburg details a plan to reapportion Pennsylvania into 20 districts replacing the at large method. The measure, championed by party leaders, would redraw county lines and set a standard for representation while projecting tax impacts and population thresholds across the state.
Stock and Produce Markets Close Inactive Trading Day
New York and Philadelphia closing quotes show low activity with prices largely unchanged. Grain and flour futures mixed amid light turnover while staples like pork and dairy hold steady. brokers report quiet, routine movements across commodities and stocks.
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Kanes Philadelphis Kachangee
Lehigh
Paonaylania Ariraiseiee
Taki Rele & W
Lehigh Nays
Efly
Ratra
India
Wale Creamery
Talbe
Wedise Pte
Loito
Chenee
Aden Demey
Ety
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Aewetey, Aiaye
Catton
Pwtretenm
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Dankers
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Frealdent Continental Nat'l Bank
Edward Raine
James D.mabon
Tha Jamon
Crackar
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WH. P. Harvey
M. Mod. Prichard
Sete
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Hargett
Abe
Sheffield & CO
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City Hotel
West 3Rd Street
Thomas Clary
Real Estate and Loan Agents
Offics
W. Patrick St
Ernest Helfenstein
M West
Patrick Street
Gover Pyssen
Fred
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Gala Ae
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Journaliete
Martin Klein
Klein
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Rawt Haven
New Haven
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Hrynn
van Mort
Hyperion
Lertire
Pattaboter
Mary Bette
Aati
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Dethid
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la Lucha
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Mehl
Uhiree Oallen
Lanis Crary
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Trust Tovastigating Committee
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J. F. Brigham
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University of Tennesver
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Windsor
United Btites
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Toston
Mindtjoe Nene Sern
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George Toffman
Johm Htrooman
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