President Submits Cuba Diplomatic Mission Plan
The president asks Congress to provide diplomatic and consular representation in Cuba with salaries for an envoy, two secretaries, a consul general, and a minister plenipotentiary. The message links to reciprocity and U.S. aims to support Cuban independence while guiding future relations and protectorate-like arrangements.
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Legation
Washington
Congress
Cuba
United States
Spain
Caland
Cidbun
Cald Island
Phi United Statins
Cale
Fabian
Uae
Guba
Ployana
Haran
Phymay Mialanzis
Nueviles
Bia
Pondies
Porte Herwtofue
Pe Sewa Ihos
Roosevelts plan to replace Powderly in immigration service
Representative Connell met with President Roosevelt to discuss removing Commissioner General Powderly from the immigration service. The president intends a broad restructuring, placing new leaders in the port of New York and elsewhere, with Frank P. Sargent favored to run the reform effort to restore order and remove lingering discord.
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Connell
Port of New York
Washington, D. C
Faaaeneco
White House
Powderly
Treasury
Roosevelt
Immigration Service
Tie
New York
FP. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Feld
Mgr. Sargent
Mr. Powderly
Traction stock rise signals shift in rail holdings
Exclusive wire reports a rise in traction stock as the United Jtowern company announces changes. Key rail lines including Schuyhill Valley and Wilkow flare are mentioned, with capital inversions and shareholder rewards amid planned equity adjustments and subscription rights.
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Philadelphia
United Jtoweranl
Oelitlon Company
HHH
Schuyihill
Wilkow
Muro
Barret Town Trade Notes And Local Hike Plans
A fragmented March report mentions Supervisor Ly Tan Price and Melott with a home run on March 14. The text references market activity, trading notes, and local road work, with unclear details about regulations or transactions.
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Simondiburs
Tan Price
Barrett
Melott
Admiral Dewey Seen Improving en Route to Recovery
Faclusive Wire reports from Macon that Admiral Dewey is much better and on the way to complete recovery at Palmteach Fi. The notice notes improving health and ongoing convalescence with emphasis on progress toward full recovery.
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Preas
Macon
Admiral Dewey
Palmteach
Mion
Incomplete OCR summarization of college match results
Fragmentary text lists colleges and scores without full context. No clear event, date, or outcome is available to confirm a specific match or winner.
Dr Swallows Trial Opens At Methodist Conference
Exclusive wire reports from Bellefonte Pa describe the Methodist conference opening as Dr Swallow presents the conference book room report showing 27000 in business last year. The trial committee is named and the Swallow charges against Dr Reed include perjury defamation and un Christian conduct with further inquiries into Hurtzel Hill and Yocum.
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Belleofonte
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Swallow
Gray
Dickinson Seminary
Monroe
Dr. Swallow
J. M. Larned
G. M. Hoke
Furman Adams
George F. King
R.S. Taylor
M. Norman
H. Smith
J. K. Knisely
J. C. Mulper
J. W. Buckley
P. F. Bye
Wilden
Foss Willl
New York East Conference
George Ed. Reed
Dickinson College
Moses
Conference
Dr. Hill
Hill
Reed
Talks on Oleo in Senate Debate
In the Senate Burris of Kansas and Guiarles of Wisconsin debated oleo and related pricing and regulation measures. Harris supported the bill while proposing an amendment taxing adulterated butter. Quartes denounced the oleo industry as fraud and urged the law. Pitterson criticized General Funston’s actions against Aguinaldo as reported today. The Senate adjourned until Monday.
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Associate Press
Washington
Senate Today
Burris
Kansas
Guiarles
Wisconsin
Stoke
Jeneth
Oletimwor
Harris
Quartes
Senate
Pitterson
Colorado
Funston
Aguinaldo
Mining Scale Continued
The notice reports continued mining scale issues and a pending decision on a proposed plan. It notes the need for formal approval from national officials and references a timetable for forthcoming actions.
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Altoona
Lugolleer Theuy
Ageond
Governor Fails to Halt Milton Showin Execution
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press that Governor Stik declined to intervene as Milton Showin faces execution scheduled for April 2 at Romer.
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Tom
Pro Hartisburg
Munch Yi
Tnvernor Stik Fay
Milton Showin
Romer
Danish West Indies Sale Scandal Sparks House Battle
Tennessee Democrat Richardson charges a secret Danish report alleged a $500000 bribe to sway the treaty for the Danish West Indies sale. He seeks a seven member investigation as Cannon balks at fragmentary evidence while the House votes privilege and sets a committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Richeardson
Tennessee
Danish West Indies
Wilter Christmas
Richardson
Abner McKinley
Colonel Brown
C. W. Knox
Hanna
Richard P. Evans
al. Richardson
Cannon
Illinois
Messrs
Dalzell
Pao
Haltt
Cousing
Towa
McCall
Masco
Dem. Tenn
Dinsmore
den. Ark
Cowherden
Moi
Tichardson
Tennessey
Walter Christmas
Denmierk
Voneress
Payne
Jey
Congress Bribery Charges Trigger Sharp Senate Debate
A heated session centers on accusations of bribery by a named American House member and others connected to a Denmark Denmark treaty charges. Lawyers clash over who was named and whether a full inquiry should proceed as documents are prepared for public inspection.
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Ace Ceas
Mr. Payne
Denmark
Mir Richardson
American Congress
New York
Henderson
Congress
House
Senate
Richardson
Tennessee
Speaker
Mr. Richardson
Copenhagen
Neils Green
Walter Christmas
Christmas
Abener McKinley
McKinley
Colonel Brown
White House
Mettinley
Washington
Boking House
Christauis Wis
Roy E
Wickington
Ainen
reWlaumante
Hoteles Polnel
Phila
Europe
United States
Avery
Ike Owen
Jay
Die Doe Raleigh
Aneriocan Senate
Alinioet
Aimaninwikhy
Copeniawen
Cenatops
Department of State
Uber
Altt
House of Representatives
Cannon
Iiness
Carmen
Saemstooine
Moar Cyumnant
Tennessee Haus
Forecast Flip Friday Into Rainy Saturday
A weather notice predicts a change by Friday with rising winds and warmer Friday night, followed by rain and cooler, variable conditions Saturday. Expect increased wind along the eastern coast with possible gusts and shifting skies into the weekend.
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Peiutayl Wall
Freal
Belek
Temporary arrangement to avert coal strike conference
Workers and operators in the anthracite fields held a four hour conference arranged by the National Civic Federation committee. No strike was set, the union seeks eight hour days and wage scales, while operators push no unionization and wage increases tied to market conditions. A second conference to be called by Senator Hanna within 30 days aims to draft proposals to prevent a strike.
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Civic Federation
Fle
New York
Nattonal Civb Federation
Thewa
Hind
Ose Strnes
Frank Duncan
Whith
Church Mission House
Word Troesdate
Tretaware, Larekoowoma & Western Omeltroad
Bu Bh Thorns
Dad
Mirtle Eile
George S. Thoes
Mdb Road
Robert Olyphant
Dehavare Om Bhadian
Miers
Nicholls
John Pete
Lise Choy Phalie
Piragren
Hke
Atttehell
Mitchell
Ohio
Ane Thraelte
Welwhl & Onteroinee
Railroide
Mallow
Civic Fkaderation
Dinguine
Civic Foderation
Getion
Willah
Wpm Realwiton
John Mitehwhl
Joi Faby
Thomas Duily
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Civic Federation Concil
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