Cuban reciprocity debate nears passage in House
The Cuban reciprocity bill moves toward passage in its present form after leaders declare no more amendments will derail it. Key Republicans from Michigan and California back the ruling of the chair, while debates in the Senate on Chinese exclusion edge toward conclusion with votes set for tomorrow.
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Senate
Washington
House
Michigan
California
Watson
Iidlining
Payne
Messrs. Swanson
Virgina
White
Kentucky
Mesias
W. Smith
Dayton
West Virginia
Burgess
Texas
Meyer
Louisiana
Sutherland
Utah
Pairbanks
Tidiana
Heitfeld
Idaho
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Turner
Pennsylvania Day at Charleston Exposition
Governor Stone of Pennsylvania and staff arrive to participate in the two day celebration marking Pennsylvania Day and Virginia events. Cadet corps from Virginia Military Institute and two Virginia regiments join the parade escort to the exposition grounds and take part in formal exercises at the Pennsylvania building.
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Governor Stone
Charleston Exposition
Associated Progs
Charleston
Pennsylvania
Seventieth Virginia Regiment
Richmond Blues
Richmond Grays
J, TY. Christian
Virginia Military Institute
H. ©. Bord
Exposition Grounds
Governor Montague
St. John Hotel
Pennsylvania Building
State Committee Meeting Set for April 24 in Harrisburg
The Democratic State Committee announces a meeting in Harrisburg for Wednesday April 24 to choose a chairman and set the time and place for the state convention. The notice comes from the county chair and is carried by Excluctive Wire France.
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Harrisburg
Chalyyan
Labor Federation Pushes Chinese Exclusion Policy Support
The American Federation of Labor executive council continued hearings on the brewing labor dispute involving the Brewery Workers National Union and allied locals, while drafting a letter to Senator Frye urging the passage of the Chinese exclusion bill. The letter argues for excluding Chinese laborers from the United States and links immigration with national labor interests, asserting the need to protect workers amid broader legislative debates.
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Washington
American Foderation of Labor
Brewery Workers’ National Union
International Union of Steam Engineers
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
House
Senate
Frye
Willlin Ps. Frye
United States Senate
Dew
Executive Counel
American Federation of Labor
Philippines
Hotton
Beidge
United States
Executive Council
Platt
New England
Pacific East
House of
Hongy
Avanion
Avanien
Kanuel Comper
James Duncin
Fitey View
Dotin Mitehell
Janes O'Conwll
Third View
Mas Morela
Sons
OH Star
de AL Thies
Dol
Lennon
Treasury
Franke Morteon
Pcretary
Connell Aworan Pedprathon
Das Door
Countess de Castel Lane and Newborn Do Well
The Countess de Castel Lane, Anne Gould of New York, delivered a baby yesterday. Both mother and child are reported to be doing well.
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Associated Press Parte
Presbyterian Creed Revision Committee Near Finish
Veclingwire reports in Washington that the Presbyterian revision committee completed three articles on the Holy Spirit justification faith and repentance and the new birth. Twelve articles are finished with about six remaining and the panel hopes to finish by Thursday or Friday. This afternoon members attended Rev Dr Talmage’s funeral in a body.
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Washington
Talmage
Knox and the Beef Trust
A letter from Attorney General Knox regarding the beef trust is released by Rep Ray as the House Judiciary Committee considers Rep Thayer’s resolution. The letter states no active steps have been taken yet, cites the need for a thorough federal probe, and says the attorney general will pursue offenders if evidence of violations emerges.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Depew
United States
Congress
Burrows
Ayes
Hoar
Pritchard
McComuns
Associated Press
Knox
Beef Trust
Ray
New York
House Committee On Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Thayer
Massachusetts
Mr. Ray
Gener
Lhw Altoids
House of Commons approves large loan amid empire debates
In Parliament the resolution for a £12,000,000 loan was debated as Chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach noted West Indies relief may total £250,000 and wartime costs in South Africa may be shared by the Transvaal and Orange River colonies. He cited potential future revenues of £250,000,000 while admitting slight policy differences with Joseph Chamberlain. The £42,000,000 loan resolution passed 229 to 103.
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London
House of Commons
Michael Hiecks-Head
West Indies
South Africa
Transvaal
Orange River
Ile
Joseph Chamberlain
Transatlantic Mail Arrivals Listing Names Ports and Routes
An assortment of ship arrivals and routes shows vessels arriving in New York from multiple European ports including Antwerp Liverpool and Cherbourg. The list references ships and origins such as Germany Olean Vaderland and Stirling with connections to Philadelphia and Southampton.
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New Y York
Kalsur Willwln der
New York
Cherbourg
Limburg
Kionprine Wiheln
Plymouth
Pensions Ranted in Brief Autoviated Dispatch
Exclusive wire report from The Autoviated Popne in Washington notes pensions ranted with names Henry Welch of Scranton and Griffith Reme of My. mouth listed among the figures.
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Popne
Washington
Henry Welch
Scranton
Griffith Reme
My.mouth
Pope Receives Bourke Cockran in Rome
Exclusive Wire reports in Rome that on April 4 the pope received Bourke Cockran of New York in audience. The meeting involved cordial discussion on affairs of the church and charity missions, with no public statement issued afterward.
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Trou Vie
Rome
Bourke Cockran
New York
Avusionve
Raging Belgian riots widen strike across Charleroi
Widespread labor unrest grips Belgium with 50,000 workers in Charleroi out and troops quartered in schools. Factories close in Valere Mabille and Morlanwelz. Namur sees police stoned as gendarmes disperse the crowd. The government resists a dissolution and universal suffrage faces stiff opposition as unrest spreads toward Brussels.
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Charleroi
Brussels
Associated Pree
Valere
Mabille
Morlanwelz
Mons
Namur
Molenbeek
Ta Louviere
Hainut
Houdeng-Almernes
Ghent
Lege
Herstal
Liege
National
International Socialist Bureau
Belgium
Makinley Memorial Benefit Gala In Paris Adds Funds
The grand matinee at Opera Comique in Paris supported the McKinley memorial fund for Clinton Ohio. A all star program of operas scenes and recitations drew a crowded audience of Americans and Parisians, closing with the Star Spangled Banner and the Marseillaise. The event added over 2,000 francs to the Paris McKinley fund, now exceeding 60,000 francs.
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Opera Comique
Paris
Aschanve
Paria
McKinley
Clanton, O
Paris McKinley Fund
Wyoming Methodist Episcopal conference opens session
The fifty first annual Wyoming Methodist Episcopal conference opens in the local Methodist church. Dr. Crane of Boston delivers a temperance address. Rev. C A Benjamin of Athens presides and Bishop Merrill arrives to preside. Communion service and memorial events are planned for tomorrow. Union Veterans association meets the Grand Army post in the evening.
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Associatedress
Waverly
Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Conference
Methodist
Crane
Boston
C. A. Benjamin
Athens
Lchaffer
Merrill
Union Veterans’ Association
Grand Army
Funeral of Dr Talmage Held at Church of the Covenant
Washington April 15 funeral services for Rev Dr T DeWitt Talmage were held at the Church of the Covenant. Presiding ministers included Dr Tennis Hamlin and Drs Baston Nichols Demarest. Roosevelt couple sent a wreath. Remains to be buried tomorrow at Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn after services by Rev Dr Howard Suydam.
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Washington
Church of the Covenant
T. DeWitt Talmage
Tennis
Hamlin
Hoy
Thomas Chalmers Baston
J. Nicols
James Demarest
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Dr. Talmage
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Howard Suydam
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Secret Union Meeting in Wilkes-Barre Over Nelligan Case
A secret session of the Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers in Wilkes-Barre discussed action regarding John Nelligan, Ashley NJ Central Railroad of New Jersey telegrapher and grievance committee chair dismissed after resisting company demands. Two other telegraphers were reported laid off. The union plans to seek reinstatement for Nelligan.
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Wilkes-Barre
John Nelligan
Associated Pres
The
Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers
Ashley
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Iweo
Brotherhood
Wentz
Nelligan
Brotherhoo Nen
Telegraph Department
Guise
Superintendent Tuker Resigns Amid Telegraph Service Shakeup
An exclusive from The Avtecletal Pie reports Charles A. Tuker, Western Union Telegraph official, resigning from his post in New York and Denver with a promotion expected. The reorganized territory covers the Eastern and Middle States including New Hampshire and Moreland.
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Tinker
New York
Charles A. Tuker
Fastern
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jn Tube
Maydil DL Brook
Denver
Colo
Middle States
Moreland
Arbor Day Proclamation Honors President McKinley
Exclusive wire report from North Dakota notes April 1 that White designates May 1 as Arbor Day. The proclamation urges free planting on grounds of all public institutions in honor of the martyred president William McKinley.
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Trou
Drie Bisinuitok
N. D
Tiowermoe White
Mothor Douy
Willion McKimley
Minister M. Sipinguine Shot in St Petersburg
The Russian interior minister M. Sipinguine was shot at 1 PM in the imperial council lobby by a student from Kleff. He died within an hour after being wounded by five shots. The assassin, who hid his motive in political anger, offered a folded paper from the Grand Duke Sergius and confessed prior riots.
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St. Petersburg
M. Sipinguine
Filer
Committee of Ministers
Imperial Council
Sergius
M. Siplaguine
Bolsuhanstt
Kleff
MM. Siplaguine
M. Pobiedonostself
Holy Synod
Nevsky Prospect
Secretary Root orders inquiry into General Smiths conduct
An exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Secretary Root ordered a court martial inquiry into General Jacob H. Smith after press claims that Major Waller testified he was directed to kill and burn prisoners, with further calls to court martial officers who oversaw the water cure at Igburins presidency.
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Washington
Rootling
Chaffee
Manila
Waller
Smith
Marine Corps
Jacob HM. Smith
Presidente of
Igburrins
Glenn
Conger
Lyon
Decision renders Iglesias case acquits leader on labor price charge
The Porto Rico Supreme Court overturned a December sentence of three years four months eight days for Sant Ago Iglesias president of the Porto Rico federation of labor workers. He was acquitted on all charges of conspiring to raise labor costs. A $23 fine for contempt stands. About 1500 federation members paraded in Baguan, meeting the governor at the palace.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Supreme Court of
Santago Iprising
Federation of Workmen of
Porto Rileo
Iglesias
Nol BusWerilg
Federation
Bag Jaan
Bon Glovernior Hunt
Ponce
Americ Federation of Labor
Tglesho
Michael Berwin Faces Unclear Waverington Appointment
Esclusive Wire reports from The Associatedress Waverington indicate Michael Berwin remains in limbo over a key appointment. City and agency officials have not released a final decision, prompting speculation about next steps and potential impacts.
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Associatedress
Waverington
Michael Berwin
New York
Deaths of a Day Reported in Patchy Dispatch
An exclusive wire report lists multiple deaths and medical crises across cities. Names include Dr. Samuel M. Soowilhe and Dr. Beoville, with ties to Plymouth church and Henry Ward Beecher family. Medical failures cited as cause. dates and exact locales are partially unclear due to garbled text.
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Cosa
Filladelphia
Apel Vietter
Samuel M. Soowilhe
Aieiuol Paotor
Plymouth Church
Billehion
Sookie
Tavades
Ohio
Beoville
Henry Ward Beecher
Mauila
Meacham
Malov Maus
Inylar Health Commissioncy
Higd
British Cabinet Says No News on South African Peace Talks
The British cabinet met at noon and told Parliament they have no information to impart on the South African peace negotiations. Minister A. J. Balfour stated no further details could be given at the current stage, with a pledge to inform Parliament immediately once news is available. A Pretoria dispatch reports Lord Kitchener confirming Fruit Hamilton's columns moved to Standerton and engaged Boers with casualties.
British Wheat Tax Slightly Bears Market, Traders Say
The British import tax on wheat and flour shows a marginal bearish effect on the New York wheat market. May wheat ends around 78 1/2 cents, with brokers predicting little lasting impact as the tax is expected to be absorbed by consumers and adjusted in time. Officials note demand from the U S remains strong and British consumers will bear the cost.
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New York
McIntyre & Marshall
America
Mogland
United States
Produce Exchange
Mt London Exchange
Lee
Baseball Scores From The Avoulated Presa League
Exclusive wire reports mixed standings across cities including Philadelphia Newark and New York. Games feature Georgetown College, Pennsylvania State College, and Boston national teams with varied results across venues like Philadelphia Miami Worcester and Waterbury.
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York Ballioe
Ameri
AL Philadedphiia Mibidospiliia
America
Newark
Phihadelphia-Philadelpha cNationaly
Jewer Cliv
New York
Montreal
Trolley Conductor Killed in Trenton Street Railway Collision
Trenton New Jersey April 16 James O Neil a trolley conductor for the Trenton Street Railway was killed today when the car struck him as he walked the tracks at Perry street near the Potfordsville cable line. The car was a high trackage truck undergoing drills.
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Trenton
S.J
James O'Neil
Trenton Street Railway
Con Juny
Perry Street
Potvieyhvanin
wNell
Iis
O'Neil Wai
Unclear Weather Report Fragment Renders Incomplete Data
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled weather details with references to temperatures and humidity but lacks coherent data. No verifiable station, date, or measurable figures. cannot determine location or exact conditions from the snippet.
Weather Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania With Winds
Washington reports for Wednesday and Thursday in Eastern Pennsylvania call for fair conditions with light winds. A cold front may bring cooler temperatures by Thursday night, with overnight lows near freezing in rural areas.
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Washington
Womeaday
Thurwlay
Pennsylvania
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M Ekinley
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North Dakota
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Root
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