McKinley Urges Cuba Relief Aid Split
The President sent a message to Congress urging an immediate appropriation of not less than 50000 to aid destitute Americans in Cuba. He proposes using part of the funds to transport citizens who wish to return to the United States but lack means. The Senate and House debate centered on relief and potential recognition of insurgents, with Morgan’s Cuban resolution influencing the session.
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Associated Preas
Washisaton
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuba
iganda
Lee
Lim
Secretary of State
United States
Hitt
Illinois
Bailey
Texas
Morgan
Dingley
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Committee on Rules
House
Dingrey
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
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Wasmisatox
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Morgan Cuban
Wellington
Maryland
Republican party
Crete
Grover Cleveland
Spain
Pettis
Alabama
Stewart
Covelach
Daniel
Virginia
Gallinger
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Chapman
Pettigrew
Committee on Pacific Railroads
Front on War News and Kentucky Legislature Fights
News reels of Turkish Greek clashes along Epirus and Thessaly with armistice talks and casualties. In Kentucky, the Senate confrontation over the Stephenson bill spills into two chambers as Worthington resists, Goebel eyes chair, and fusion moves loom amid heated exchanges. Submarine torpedo boat Launched in New Jersey signals naval advances. Cuban resurgents secure a $3 million loan in New York.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
J . Frangfort
Stephenson
Senate
Silver Democrats
Worthington
Goebel
Broncon
Worthington Senate
Ex ports and treasury data mix with local ads and mining notes
A New York dispatch lists weekly exports of gold and silver totaling 3 760 204 with gold at 2 860 234 and silver bars 899 000, plus yearly comparisons. Treasury cash and gold reserves are cited alongside a sale notice for an entire clothing line. Local ads reference Gold Creek Mining Company and Cripple Creek connections.
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he Gold Creek Company
Gold Creek Mining Company
Elko
Gold Creek Company
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Brief News From Town And Surroundings
Judge Wm Webster went to Winee mucca this morning. W E Sharon and gon Claude with John Newlands came up from the city. Minnie Sadler daughter of Governor Sadler visiting Reno friends. The town danced to lively music and many thought their time had come. George E Arnold editor Sierra Valley Record visited Gazette. Ensign netted Reno High School bell fund over $40. Dramatic Club delivered a stronger performance than last time. Te Cures Cold is One Day remedy promoted. Mea Wheaton's Scorura ar xup for teething soothing and diarrhea relief. Twenty five cents bottle mentioned.
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Wineemucca
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W. E. Sharon
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John Newlands
Mies Minnie Sadler
Gazette
Arnold
Ensign
Reno High School bell fund
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Hazzara
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Treasury
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H. LETER
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Lowell
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Reno Bottling Works
Pabst Brewing Co
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