Debate on Cuban belligerency frames Senate aims
Washington March 13 The Senate largely set aside the Cuban belligerency issue and focused on finance and foreign relations. Mr Sherman and Mr Lodge addressed private communications from the State Department, while Mr Cockrell urged gold standard return and warned against abandoning bi metallic policy amid war fears. The House added Aldrich to the GOP majority, passing two bills on steamer citizenship and a reciprocal tax reform, as session adjourned.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Shermans
Lodge Wis
Secretary of State
Luowe Sahl
Sherman
Olivey
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State Department
Reid
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Walcott
Carles
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Elver
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Bank of
Miele
Choy
Cockrell
Carlisle
Covington
the Treasury
Gold Taclion Company of
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Carlile
Abraham
Chaldea
Great Britain
Caeck
Britain
Vodha
Julian Pauncefote
Ben
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Platt
Lodge Jon
Momdmy
House
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Wisteler
Alabama
Aldrich
Committee On Elections No
Texas
Heath
Crain
Nes
Trobbins
Mr. White
Illinois
Robbins
Jessis
Cobb
Dockery
DeArmond
Demet
Anssouri
Ene Bieers
O'Etoek
Pez
Pension
Monitagy
The Cuban Situation and US Military Visits
Washington March 1 The President focuses on the Cuban situation with no definite action yet. Rumors of investigating commissions or army officers traveling to Cuba circulate but are unverified amid War Department caution. Officials seeking leave to go to Cuba are generally denied and the government worries about provoking Spain or risking exposure.
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Cab Dil
War Department
United States Army
Washiteton
Atadehk
Cer
Iba
Bermuda
United States
Cherlin Venezuckary
Congress
Olivers
Rip de Hedins Peysons
Ford
Church Council to Rule on Pastor After Conduct Allegations
A San Francisco Congregational church facings a closing council on alleged immoral conduct by Pastor Beownts Cre. The meeting begins at 10:00 AM with Pastor Brown expected to present final arguments as the council deliberates.
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San Franccisco
Cal
Brown
Council
Tailors Strike Demands Pay Increase in Chicago
In Chicago on March 1, 7000 tailors from fourteen unions walked out, joining clothing cutters in a broad labor action. The strike aims to force wage hikes of twenty five percent before workers return to the shops.
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Chicago
Til
Negotiations for Peace In Abyssinian Crisis
Major Sala reports entering negotiations with King Menelek to obtain permission to bury fallen Italian and Ethiopian soldiers from the Adowa battle and to inquire about Italian prisoners. The Rome press notes March 13 as the date of the development.
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Rome
Major Sala
Menelek
Adowa
Supreme Court Proceedings In Appont Vs Richmond Va
The State Supreme Court of Appoals today heard arguments in Price versus Grice with Judge W T Biterogs for plaintiff in error and Patton for defendant in error and the case Connell's executor versus Co and allway Company was argued by Cabell for plaintiff in error and Taylor for defendant in error.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court of Appoals
Price Vz. Grice
W. Tf. Biterogs
I. Patton
Connell
Allway Company
Jonn Cabell
Henry Taylor
Market Dull as February Prices Hit Low in U S
Feb railway earnings show gains for Cromgers Wuelfies and Southern with a 14 percent year over year drop in coal road volumes. Bank clearings total 94 percent above week prior, yet general trade remains unsettled with widespread price declines across staples and heavy goods.
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New York
Bradstreet
Cromgers
Wien
Neomarkeis
Tran
Euler
Maren
Bern
United States
Aveusta
Shims Wid
Atlanta
Indiana Arrives at Port Royal Dock in South Carolina Visit Exceeds Expectations
Large crowds from Georgia and South Carolina gather to see the battleship Indiana dock at Port Royal. Officials and visitors including Governor Atkinson and Governor Wright attend ceremonies and receptions. Docking hinges on favorable west winds with expected completion around noon as pumps push 25 000 gallons per minute.
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S.oc
United States
Halifax
Port Royal
Port Hoy
Indiana
South
Marne
Orion
Viellork
South Carolina
Port Mowal
India
Watt
Omer
Tngpentho
Cotvans
Lee
Triberee
Naval Station
Cramp
Georgie
South la Hina
Feht
Westerty
IMF
Covernor
Sowth
Aratin Trevernin Num Bie
Georgios Caeire Wert
HPS
Peatadk
Feary Pvs
AMJ
General Warths
Milbters
Stokes
Uoos
Ata Ciloress McCready
Mosquony
Vuna
Neal
Atvytin
Clarks
Cubaulea
He Journal
Sandor
WTP
Relatte
Mashiess
Lsu
Val
Cmon
Atone
H. Oler
Atkinson
Geawhar
Cabot Wilson
Dawa
Hockime Tomnre
Con.gressman Elvitt
Marty
Athinta
Niett
Market snapshot shows weak wheat demand and flat stock
The report notes a lower wheat market with the government estimate in farmer hands diverging from official figures yet probably close. Corn is slightly weaker with uncertain yield prospects. The stock market shows little change.
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Copboy Petrolats
Treasury gold reserve figures for March 19 in Washington
The treasury gold reserve closed at 126,685,064 dollars with withdrawals for the day totaling 99,300 dollars. The report covers the Treasury’s gold holdings and daily movement in Washington.
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Washington
Treasury
Rebels Press Spanish in Cuba War Amid Skirmishes and Battles
Reports from Havana detail sustained Cuban insurgent activity as 7,000 troops arrive from Bouleurs and march toward Minas del Rin. Skirmishes with Spanish forces dominate fronts near Pinar del Rio and Santa Clara, with battles at Digudabo and Malmes de Pedrosa and the capture of enemy positions. The conflict widens as instructors and sympathizers face repression, while civilian casualties and executions are reported in several towns.
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Mareh
Taipa
Boule
Pavan
Kents
Sean Hon
Span
Anel
Mando
Santa Chara
Minas Det
Weyler
Fanaa
Haven
Llalf
Comex
Ae Viter
Owotie Wedneary Alent
Maren
Barnes
Whlel
Hhitarient
Spoanteh
Theos
Tata
United States
Jolene Gnong
Desurgeents Een Held
Aguirre
Jose Azelli
Morraenasthe
Malmes de Pedrosa
Perdomo
Spanish Rebel Threat Reported by Troops Arrival
A fragmentary dispatch from Al Arhemtiagin describes Spanish soldiers dispersing a rebellion in Kingston and Mareh, with government troops fleeing and Saureenta forces scattered. The morning steamer from Jaen Have carried news of HorevoTE and Holi emery’s retreat amid unrest.
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AL Arhemtiagin
Vale
Kington
II Ancient
Mareh
Jaen
Emery
Speeches and marriages tied by Florence notes and a stock sale
A Florence report details T Harvey and Miss Alive Noon of Whitehead marrying February a pastor lacked permission then wed again with probate records listing a stock sale. Separate items note George Sermessey’s assignment of merchandise liabilities totaling 72 000 with assets near 8 000, and a police case involving transportation officers and a jewelry claim.
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Marinehaim
Ala
Florence
T. Harvey
Whitehead
Ev. TY Witton
Fenot Dome
Ten Mile Bicycle Record Debate At Jacksonville Meet
Jacksonville Wheelmen rider Kilkes from Suratoom N Y rode ten miles at a local meet in a bid to set an amateur record. The claim was disputed when a telegram arrived noting a faster preexisting time of two hours for ten miles. Chairman Ghtoon of the board telegraphed confirming the prior best time and preserving the record.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Maynard
Vivesidungs
Darcy Kilkes
Suratoom
Ten Willows
Elkes
Cairman
CLOTHING FIRM FAILS WITH 250000 IN DEBTS IN HOLTIMAR CASE
In Holtimare Maryland the 40 year old Meyer Mein hod Co clothing firm collapsed with liabilities about 250000 and assets nil. Matthew Keyser a retired executive acts as trustee as secretary Samuel Rertinied heads the local clothiers association. The firm’s failure follows heavy debts and a witnessed heirship matter. In Constantinople a crackdown sees Turks murdered and several arrests amid rising tribunes.
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Holtimare
Mareh i
Sears
Meyer, Meinhod & Co
Cerman and
PaRon Streets
Bhenett
Triste
Matthew Keyser
Nintiet
Samuel RL Rertinied
Cihothht Manufacturers’ Agsoviation
Ely
Failore
Teisenald
Wilnes Ag
Admitted machinists from England to build cotton machinery
In New Bedford, Mass and New York City Walter Ainsworth and four other English machinists are admitted on contract by Commissioner Stump to work on new improved cotton machinery at Co. honbin, with no other work allowed. In Washington on March 13 the Senate Committee on Territories favors a bill for New Mexico statehood, calling for a constitutional convention and standard-state provisions.
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Perelyn Labor
Woashington
Stump
New York
Walter Ainsworth
England
Co.honbin
New Bedford
Mass
New York City
New Mexico
Ben Staite
Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Senate panel backs popular election of U S Senators
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections this morning directed a favorable report on the proposed constitutional amendment for election of United States Senators by the popular vote of the people.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States
Clergy Debate Focuses on Lay Representation at Conference
Hartimore Md March 13 Today the M E Conference opened with broad support for lay representation and elected delegates to the General Conference in Cleveland. Rev George Bacon led discussion on a proposed law change enlarging lay powers and appointing presiding elders with cabinet input, amid strong sentiment for reform and questions about bishops’ authority.
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Broadway Church
M. EE
Minnisteral
Bach
Bacon
Cleveland
George Bacon
J. Price
M. Kh
Methodist Church
Price
Rev
S&s. H. Cummings
Fe M. FG. Rice
Baltimore
James Vygram
W. A. Lesteh
Baltimo
Ashley
Washington
G. W. Washington
L, M. Song Mil
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Plorence Ahn
Walker
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State Herald
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Iit
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Hirey
Saendaurn
N. Y
Pt Maat Lle, Meyer, Teinhard & Company
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Seri
Constantinople
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Joy
Forman
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