Congress in session as Cuba debate moves ahead
Senate adjournment schedule scrapped for Friday as Cuban resolution resurfaces. Morgan and Foraker clash over information and secrecy while Weyler rhetoric sparks tension. Bills for Mammoth Hot Springs and other sites pass. armor price talks begin as Reed plans House rules for Cuba aid. Train wreck near Metz leaves nine dead. garment workers strike expands to 260 coat makers with 7,000 to 8,000 possible by week end.
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Congressional
Associated Pro
Wassinates
Senate
Hoar
Monticello
Morgan
wantil
Conaula
Cuba
Foraker
Department
Floor
Gallinger
Cannon
euch
Weyler
liberty
United States
Canton
jon
Lindsay
Kentucks
Olney
Spain
Senate Committee on
Reed
Committee
House
Associated Press
Provapetraa
coatmakers
Garment Workers’ Union
Garment Workers
Austin 1864 Election Elevates Dr Charles Butler
Letter from Austin in 1864 reports Dr Charles W Butler, African descent, elected Alderman in the Second Ward over two rivals, with 155 votes to 77 for Republican candidate and 64 for Abolition candidate. The piece notes party dynamics, wartime pressures, and calls for progress of negro rights, quoting pro–Union rhetoric and celebratory lines. An auction notice follows for a clothing stock sale beginning May 15.
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Gagette
Virginia City Constitution
Austin
Constitution
Nevada
Wen. Philips
Fred Douglas
A. Liscol
glorious Union party
Charles W. Butler
H. W. Hobart
b. W. Welty
B.J. Burns
Dr. Butler
Union
Mr. Buena
friends of freedom
P Lacemas
White Flag Floats And War News From Across The Aegean
A long dispatch details a nightlong battle between Greek and Turkish forces with no clear winner. Greek defenses held firm despite Ottoman assault efforts on May 13 and 18, amid reports of a white flag and tentative peace talks.
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Cable
Associated Press
Donoxos
stobborn
ATHENS
Lamia
Turkey
Greece
Constantine
jaila
Crown Prince
Othrys
Smolenski
Athena
Paris
Constantinople
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Mammoth
Yellow Stone Park
Evanatop
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California
Hy Cable
Concase
Weet Phalla
Metz
Hillepheim
Golsheim
Oscar Wilde
Gnear Wilde
Cabie and
Loxpox
Wilde
Pall Mall Gazette
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Monk
Carcete Chex
State Bank of
thin city
Thin bank ia
H. H. Clark
agsignes
creditore
Antigore Clark
Lacoxtra
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New York
Newara Avenue
First Street
Jersey City
Reno Dramatic Company
Ensigo
Willaan
Bray
Wanhoe County
C.H. Colburn
Virginia
Charley
Mica Motley
Castra Square
Isabella
Java
Patria
Panama
Atlanta
De Lom
JOTTINES
Rene
Johnny Belzie
San Francisco
All druggista
Des Moines
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Calumet
Iowa Central Railroad
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Tulihina
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A. P. T. ELDER
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Chicago
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NESADA T. &. dYMERS
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Hood & Co
Lowell
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Reno Bottling Works
Children’s Fine
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JOHN SUNDERLAND
AT THE
Pabst Brewing
ALAMO HEREFORD STOCK FARM
MILWAUKEE
RENO
MULLER & STUMPF
Commercial Row
Reno, Nevada
CASH STORE
CHRISTENSON & NELSON
Virginia Street
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