Resolutions Introduced On Cuban Question In Senate
Three Cuban resolutions are introduced by Lindeau Wilson and Allens as debate over whether the United States should declare war advances. Abe White, Mr. Pettis and Mr. Gla advocate independence for Cuba while others urge restraint. The session hears arguments for recognition and potential intervention amid a broad, sharp partisan divide.
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Abe
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Dion
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Speeel
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U S D Cuba Dispatches On Puerto Rican and Cuban Affairs
Washington reports note the United States lacks formal representation in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Officials expect slow progress as Spain proposes cessation of hostilities while insurgent prospects remain uncertain amid diplomatic tension and potential protective actions for Americans.
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Etude Department
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Prohibitionists Meet in Pittsburg Delegates Pick Crooks
The Allegheny county Prohibition convention convened with 176 delegates about 89 percent of those elected and elected Nev F Crooks as chairman. They condemn the Democratic party and align with Republicans for governor candidates. The platform urges government intervention in Cuba, peaceful if possible, by force if necessary. Dr Swallow is endorsed for governor saying he will not steal.
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Legislative nominations listed by district and candidates
The record enumerates nominations across districts Seventh, Fifth, Second, Third and Sixth with candidates Cannell Alter Robinson Miller Brive Calhoun Moore Stevenson Fietcher Cumming Howell Coen Fisher and others. Names include T C Robinson James Calhoun J W Moore Ed Stevenson John A Fietcher James A Cumming and Chas Howell among districts.
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J. W. Moore
Ed Stevenson
John A. Fietcher
James A. Cumming
Dinenherry
Chas Howell
J. HB
Coen
G. OE. Fisher
Big Iron Combine and Scheme Form Metal Furnaces Network
April 12 in Cleveland marks early steps toward a major iron furnace combine. Most foundry producers from Allegheny to Chicago attended to form a western sub group and plan a three‑region merger with headquarters in New York. A committee was appointed to advance the proposal.
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Booth with the Quakers visit Philadelphia event
The Pounder of the Salvation Army visits Philadelphia as Mayor Warwell hosts a reception. A farewell demonstration in New York’s Metropolitan hotel precedes the event, with ex-Secretary to preside.
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Supreme Court dispute over publication authority debated
The article discusses a high court case involving publication authority and alleged manipulation by media entities. Justice Cray questions the legitimacy of a lower court ruling as part of a broader legal dispute about political or editorial influence.
Enthusiasm As Consul General Lee Arrives in Washington
Enthusiastic crowds greet Consul General Lee on arrival from Havana. He is escorted to the State Department and later to the White House where President Sherman and officials host a reception. Separately, a violent incident at a private residence ends with a sought suspect at large as McDermott and Quinn assault an elderly man for money.
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News of Arctic whaling disaster reaches Fort Simpson
Charles M H Walker of Seattle arrives at Fort Simpson with news of multiple Arctic shipwrecks off Point Barrow Alaska. Eleven men die in the crisis after their wrecked ships drifted and crew endured extreme cold. Walter Whitloe, steward of the Nowoteh, shot himself in despair.
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Resignation of Dr Briggs from New York Presbytery
At a New York Presbytery meeting a letter from Dr Briggs withdrawing from the Presbyterian Church was read and accepted. He states he remains under church jurisdiction but will unite with the Holy Catholic Church where God’s grace calls him. Some members objected to the withdrawal and the matter will be addressed at the coming general assembly.
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Foggnog Led 10 Assault After Imbibing Freely
Norrietown police report a late night incident at a local inn where multiple guests allegedly assaulted others after drinking heavily. John Sundermeter and Harry McDermnett faced preliminary hearing before Margerns Wainwright following the events at the midnight casquit.
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Franchise of Colored Men in Reconstruction Constitutions
A petition from prominent colored men in Mississippi South Carolina and Louisiana was presented to the Senate committee on privileges and elections. It asks the committee to extend its report on the franchise features of the completed constitutions of the three states and any changes to suffrage in Louisiana. The note argues that reconstruction constitutions ratified by Congress cannot abridge the rights of U S citizens entitled to suffrage under these constitutions as recognized by Congress.
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Peach crop prospects salvageable despite some damage
Delaware growers report peach buds that were killed are limited to damaged blooms. Overall prospects remain bright for a large crop with early and late varieties showing potential, though some orchards note losses on curly varieties and later blooms.
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Lions killed in a bull fight in Mexico
In the presence of many spectators including women, two African lions were killed by a bull. The first lion fatally gored the trainer before being subdued by the bull, then another lion was mercilessly gored and removed from the ring in a dying state.
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Sixth term won by Mievanth congressional incumbent
The data shows the Mievanth incumbent was re elected today for a sixth term in the congressional race.
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Terrible accident at Langesboro claims Peter Byrne
Peter Byrne a 21 year old Fricksville resident died after a bridge accident near Langesboro. He stepped near a yard edge as a westbound freight approached and was struck, fell from the structure, survived briefly despite serious injuries, and died about 7 pm. Funeral services follow in Fricksville.
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Fricksville
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Christopher Bryne
Fricksvvile
Laurel Hill Academy
Frickeville
Notable Scranton Area Bank Officials and Firms Listed
A dense roster lists executives and firms tied to Scranton and Lackawanna County including W H Peck H J Anderson neon old Cashier Third National Bank Scranton PA. vice presidents, bankers, and attorneys such as R A Jadwin and Simpson Watkins. Also named areWilkes-Barre Pittston Carbondale and New York connected entities and Diamond Drill Contractor Scranton.
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N. Washington Ave
aCashier Pannlee Bank
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Pittston
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R. A. Jadwin
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New York
Strong, Harmon & Matthewson
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N. Y
S. Lowrey & Co
Basement Sale Notice
Goods placed on sale in the basement will be sold at a marked price with inquiries directed to the store for details and availability.
Great Sale Promises Special Reductions on Distinct Goods
The notice emphasizes that these goods are completely separate from the regular stock and subject to Special Reductions for a Great Sale.
Dynamite mishap at Hazlevon collery near Milne Ville
April 12 1) exlosion wrecks Milne Ville collery of A Van Wiekle Co in Hazlevon Pa. 200 or more pounds of dynamite were set off collapsing tunnels. The explosion near Haynes extinguished flames before extensive damage, with about 500 colliery hands employed.
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