Cuba Recognition Resolutions Passed by Senate 87 to 2
Senate approval of Davis foreign relations resolutions recognizing the Republic of Cuba as the true and lawful government. It calls on Spain to cede authority and withdraw forces, authorizes U S military action if needed, and asserts no U S sovereignty over Cuba beyond pacification with control returned to Cuban people.
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United States Me
American Congress
Davis
Republic of Cuba
House of Representatives
Louse
United States of America
Congress
Cuba
United States
Republic of Gubt
Isla
United State
Spain
Cuban
CONSULATE MOBBED IN MALAGA ANTI AMERICAN DEMONSTRATIONS
A serious disturbance in Malaga Spain on Saturday led to an attack on the United States consulate. Crowds paraded through streets shouting patriotic slogans before a mob gathered and damaged the consulate shield, dragging it and tearing it down. The prefect urged calm and later patrols were increased to arrest leaders linked to the unrest.
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Malaga
Spain
United States
Femlarmes
Senor Capdepan
Mii
Muluaa
Furniture Trust Nears Completion of Manufacturer Combine
Negotiations to form a national furniture trust gather momentum as leading manufacturers discuss a plan to merge under a New Jersey charter. Meetings in Grand Rapids and participation from firms in Cincinnati Chicago and Holland advance a proposed consolidation of case goods production with most firms expected to join. Over ninety percent of chamber suit manufacturers reportedly endorse joining a similar industry combine to control inputs and pricing.
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Cormhbingiion
Darlis Danning Furnitures Teapils
Elminbersity
Cicinnati
Chicago
Holland
Grand Rapids
New Jersey
Round-Up Meeting Set for Chinook April 25
The North Montana Round-up Association led by Secretary D Kingsbury will announce details for the next annual meeting at Chinook on Monday April 25. Meanwhile the O'Hanlon Cattle Company estate sale will offer about 1,000 head of stock cattle administered by L Boggs. Coal for the warships shipment from Tillburg Pa totals $557,000 with roughly half destined for Lenisside and Cincinnati and the rest for New Orleans.
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D. Kingsbury
North
Tillsburg
Sumiay
Cincinnati
Fragmentary 19th century notes from Indiana and Jamaica
The text mentions Indianapolis Indiana with references to a place called Eminence in Morgan County and a Jamaican location Kings Tin Jamaica. It also notes contraband and a wartime instruction from colonial authorities to declare coal contraband, suggesting a scattered archive of governance and property references across regions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ty Macy
Morgan County
Tnediani
Kingstin
Jamaica
House
Two of Seventeen Saved Bark Marlborough Goes to Pidtes
An Atlantic gale aboard the bark Marlborough left seventeen aboard. Two were saved from a lifeboat that drifted away after a failed launch. Several crew members died from exhaustion and exposure, including Capt Covbran and later others. Chief Officer George Marsted and James Fanning survived.
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Marlborough
Pidtes
Lloyd
Cape Blanks
New York
Genoa
Naples
Gipallay
Windsor
N.S
Tha Wen
Devis
Anil
Sirihe Marlborough
Nou
Tain
Covbran
Oiicer George Marsted
James Fanning
MARRIES 4 COACHMAN IN SYRACUSE AREA
Julia Freeman Eropes With 2 Former Employers of Ber Parker and her father’s coachman Edward Doyle in a village nuptial. Doyle had shown attachment after a yearlong courtship, signaling from the house as Freeman fled with him. The pair left town. Mrs Doyle followed to Selma Alabama where Doyle will manage a string of horses for Nay Miller.
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Julia Freeman
Ber Parker
Julia Preema
Mert Freeman
Syracuse
N.Y
Edward Doyle
Doyle
Julia
Woman acquitted in Oklahoma murder case on appeal
Mary A. Kelierine of Denver received ten thousand nine dollars from Covenant Mutual Life for her late husband’s policy and then pursued a similar amount from Northwestern Masonic in Chicago. Four years earlier she had been convicted of complicity in the Oklahoma murder, endured three years in jail, lost her property, and was granted a new trial on appeal, leading to acquittal last week.
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Covenant Mutual Life Association
Mary A. Kelierine
Denver
Chicago
Northwestern Masonic
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Lis Ange
Opening of the Rational League season amid league reforms
The article notes Friday as opening day for the national league championship race with focus on new league reforms like double umpires and efforts to curb abusive language. It also reports J St Rearick’s arrest in Oklahoma on interstate commerce violations tied to a wheat shipment scheme and a destructive cyclone like windstorm in Mian Mo destroying power and waterworks, injuring children.
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J. St. Rearick Haseen
Newskk
Inn
Hia
Mian
Electric Light and
Fatally Injured Freight Engineer In Edwardsville Collision
A passenger and freight train collided near Edwardsville at a curve on Friday. Fireman W. Ti. Lennox of Bloomington on the freight engine likely died. Engineer Jona Dawns of Bloomington on the passenger engine was badly bruised. McCoy and Rustin May 4 boxing bout planned at Empire Athletic Club Syracuse with a 10000 purse and 20 rounds, option for percentage. Henry W. King, head of Henry W. King & Co., Chicago, found dead in his residence at 151 Rush Street. Ballot law blocks duplicate candidate names. Le Ghir legislature bars repeat appearance on official ballots.
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Edwardsville
Batis
W. Ti. Lennox
Bloomington
Jona Dawns
McCoy
Rustin
Kid” McCoy
Tom O'Rourke
Gus Rustin
Te Empire Athletic Club
Syracuse
N.Y
Henry W. King
Thenry W. King
Henry W. King & Co
Chicago
Rush
Ueath
Joe Snesbers
le Ghir
Bryan
Mauve
Wheat Takes a Dump at Chicago Market
Wheat prices fell as May futures rose on news from Chicago Cheursday. A large round of trades occurred across all deliveries driven by war news and strong export sales cited by Leiter, shaping the market despite mixed signals.
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Chicago
Leiter
Order Mobilizes Troops in Cuban Crisis Washington Aides Plan
The Washington officials issue mobilization orders directing sections of cavalry and infantry to major hubs including Chickamauga New Orleans Mobile and surrounding posts. The cabinet meeting weighs the Cuban question while no further action by major powers is expected.
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Washington
Chickamauga
New Orleans
Mobile
Hans
New View for Temperance From New York Presbytery
A New York Presbytery report on temperance proposes a radical shift from mere disapproval of liquor to active church led countermeasures. It suggests churches and other venues offer attractions to draw drinkers away from saloons, raising questions about student drinking and moral tone in colleges.
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New
Presbyterian Church
Thas
New York
Lee to Lead Invaders and General Lee in Cuba Crisis
Washington report from the New York World says Lee may command volunteers to Cuba if hostilities erupt with Spain. His knowledge of Cuba’s geography could see him ordered to Havana. A senator suggests appointing Lee major general of volunteers.
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Tas Decile
Conesus
Lee Coraman
Virg Yolanteers
Spain
Washington
New York World
Lee
Cuba
Cole
Les
Havana
Senate
Volunteers
Kansas Politician and War News Reflected in Era
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Kansas Republican T L Anderson of Kansas City and the rise of Jerry Simpson known as Leckless for his partisan defeat by Jerry Stumpson. London markets opened cautious as war news delayed New York cues and prices turned upward on Cuban crisis relief expectations.
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Hallowell
Jawallowell
Snowers
Ratsas
Sarge T.L. Anderson
Kansas City
Kansas
Lowall
Vrniegh
Congress
Jery Stumpson
Simypseb
Jerry Shapien
London
New York
McKinley
Market swings as wheat slips after rally in Chicago
The wheat market in Chicago fell 41 cents from its Friday high amid selling pressure. About 6,000,000 bushels were dumped early, with traders citing a likely Leiter family firm as the source. A separate obituary notes the death of Ingersoll, aged 33, in Prospect, Washington, with survivors listed and a funeral arranged.
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Chicago
Salunday
Leiter
Bernabe Prepares for Immunate Departure from Washington
Bernabe the Spanish minister has prepared for his imminent departure from Washington to safeguard Spain's interests. Ambassador Sherene will oversee post duties and coordinate with Madrid on bilateral matters.
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Bernabe
Washington
Protests by Powers Prompt European Ambassadors Meeting
Informal discussions among ambassadors in Washington touched on a possible move by European capitals to exchange notes. The aim appears to influence the United States to extend the armistice period as Spain seeks resubmitted terms through the great powers. Madrid signals readiness for another appeal to Europe’s powers.
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Aalons
Aid Owinistess
Washington
Europe
United States
Spain
Plan to Attack Havana by Sea and Land Outlined
A dispatch reports plans to strike Havana by sea with a naval force and simultaneously land troops from Florida. After war is declared the fleet will invest Havana while keeping Florida straits open for troop transport. An initial force from Pinar del Rio near Baia Ponds will advance on Havana within forty eight hours, with 159000 troops to be raised.
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Havana
Piaes Fu
Niral
Saysa
H Naves
Mural Stratsfic Board
Conneis
Tiavava
Florida Straits
Gulf
Wavana
Pinar del Rio
Baia Ponds
California Earthquakes Shake Point Arena and London War Prep
Reports describe thirty two distinct shocks felt Friday night at Point Arena California with no damage though Greenwood suffered ruined houses and fallen chimneys. The quake persisted until 9 o'clock Saturday and intensified in London with a street opening several inches. Capt O Neil reports ships of three six pounders purchased in England ready for use if war erupts, raising neutrality law tensions.
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California
Point Arena
Cal
Greenwood
Lendocine
Blain Street
O'Neil
Bureau of Ordnance
England
Switeerts Act Mediation Suggested Amid Confusing Report
fractured text haltingly references mediation between United States and Spain, mentions Switee Meuch and Wir bk Du Liecone, and a Saturday event near Brooklyn with a stomach and liver treatment noted, but details are unclear and many terms unreadable.
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Switeerts
Switee
Meuch
United
Sies
Spain
Wai
Market Quotations for Grains Livestock and Dairy Prices
Shipping and market quotations show prices for wheat No 2 at 81 to 81.0, corn 23c, oats 2ve to 2ete, and No 2 white 88c. Livestock includes cattle from St. Louis 3.00 to 5.75, hogs 5.00, sheep 2.50 to 5.00, with regional notes Detroit and Hamilton. Creamery butter 18c to 22c, eggs Western 60c to 80c, potatoes 65c per bushel, milk and other dairy figures noted.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Early favorable season boosts Iowa spring crops prospects
The Iowa section notes an unusually early and promising season for farming operations with seeding ahead in oats barley and spring wheat. Soil is fine, but nightly freezes slow germination. fringe regions report wind damage to early oats. Warmer weather is needed to push germination, with stronger progress in plowing and seed bed preparation. Fruit and farm stock are generally intact while some counties report drought and delayed winter wheat.
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Lim MU
The
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Spencer
Sibley
Symouth
Woodbury
Sioux City
Odeboll
Carroll
Stolen Horse Returns to Creston Barn
A horse and bridle were reported stolen from farmer Thomas Gort near Creston more than a week ago. The horse returned this week with signs of the animal being seduced. Police in Sioux City ordered saloons to close at 11 o'clock and keep closed at night.
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Thomas Gort
Creston
Tts
Police Department of
Sioux City
Suspensions at Grinnell Over Dance Action
Iowa college students key details: Grinnell students suspended after a March 29 campus dance attended by about half the student body. President Gates firm. suspensions extend for a week with a $1 to $3 examination fee. Some families allowed attendance but same punishment. protests erupt as campus discipline stirs tension. Also note state Populist party discusses June convention venues and Cuban policy. Sioux City school fund still tied in Home Savings Bank collapse with no recovery yet.
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Iowa College
Iowa
Grinnell
Gatés
Gimes
Independent
Sioux City
Home Savings Bank
HH. S. Hubbard
Kibbaru
Accused of Murcer and Local Notes From Iowa
The Dubuque jury acquitted the Redman youths of murder by club against their stepfather Jack Earl amid claims of his prior abuse. Judge Yeomans' mother died in Gnawa ag, aged 85. Iowa items report furniture store turnover, cattle sales, cholera notes, injuries near Hawarden, possible board of control secretary changes, new electric plant funding, a forthcoming brick mill at a Ningel site, Peter Kiene Sr. death, a farmer’s suicide near Fonda, and state institution funding disputes. Cedar Rapids to host a large brewing plant. coal strikes encouraged near Albion. Des Moines recruiting life for the regular army. state fair cancellation prompts a Des Moines carnival. race meeting planned at Reel Tap jids with good purses. no harness races. $25,000 pledged for purses.
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Tama County
Tone
Miani Ningelthe
Oidage
D. We Sutherland
Peter Kiene
Dubuque Re
Fonda
Swift
Board of Control of
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Conaway
Clackson Bros
Hospital For the Insane
Clarinda
Cedar Rapidis
Magnus Brewing Company
Magnus
Dziil
Albis
Asara
Oskaloosa
Aller
Fred Wheeler
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Des Moines
Regular Army
Cavalry
Infantry
Artillery
Navy
Monona County
Episcopal Church
Magieton
State O Nee
Reel Tap
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