Wild uproar in Congress over Cuban independence vote
In Washington on March 20 a dramatic House scene followed Democrat Galley as he pressed Republicans to back a resolution recognizing Cuba as an independent republic. Only two Republicans split from party lines. about a dozen sat silent. The vote 180 to 129 upheld Speaker Reed's ruling that the Hatley resolution was not privileged. Galleried cheers and hisses colored the day as debate continued on the naval bill and Cuban issue.
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Rumors of Cuban Armistice Raise Havana Anxiety
In Havana rumors spread of an armistice with insurgent leaders led by Maximo Gomes and Calixto Garcia while U S Consul General Lee remains guarded amid threats. Word of assassination plots prompts guard and jokes about poisoning as tension eases with cautious optimism.
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Doctor Swallow urged by Philadelphians to run for governor
A Philadelphia delegation led by Herbert Welsh met Rev. Dr. Silas C. Swallow at the Lochiel hotel to urge an Independent bid for governor. Swallow said he would decide in a few days and may accept other nominations if they align with his vision of honest government. The Prohibition convention in Harrisburg May 19-20 may advise him.
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Supplies for Reconcentrados Ship to Carry Cuban Relief
Stephen Barton of the Central Cuban relief committee announced a chartered ship will carry provisions to reconcentrados. The vessel sails between April 15 and 21 and visits Santiago de Cuba Guantanamo Manzanillo Cienfuegos and other food-poor locations. The voyage lasts about a month with a follow up cargo ready on return.
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Hold up at Hawley results in jail time
About 10 15 last night tramps held up parties at West Hawley station but took no money or valuables. A pursuing crowd caught them on the track near the glass factory and they were detained. They were held in jail awaiting trial before a justice of the peace this afternoon.
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Sigehes Assigned as Aid to Secretary Long After Explosion
Washington reports Captain Sigsbee. commander of the battleship during the explosion, reassigned as aide to Secretary Long. The decision followed a conference with the secretary and aims to help him recover from the strain after the Havang incident.
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Papal Secretary of State Talks With Spanish Envoy
In Rome on March 0 Monsignor Del Val Spanish ambassador at the Vatican held a lengthy interview with Cardinal Rampolla papal secretary of state. Reported talks revive rumors of papal involvement in the Cuban affair though mediation offers from the Atenean faction have been declined.
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Capitol Building Commission Readsvertises Bid for Flite Heine
Harrisburg March 9 a capitol building commission meeting decided to readvertise bids for the Flite Heine project and to award the contract on April 18.
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Americans Return from Havana on Mascotte
About forty four passengers from Havana travelled on the Mascotte tonight with a group of around fifty Americans awaiting news. The report notes Americans in Havana currently.
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Cruiser Columbia Pardee Reaches Delaware Breakwater Tonight
Philadelphia reports the cruiser Columbia Pardee moves out to the Delaware breakwater at 4 20 tonight and is expected to reach Hampton Roads early tomorrow with favorable conditions.
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Spain's Naval Mobilization Amid Cuban Crisis Grows
Reports from Madrid describe Spain lacking ships sailors and money while mobilization begins for war. Gen Woodford presses immediate Cuban peace as fleets are readied, forts reinforced, and talks surface with Britain France and Germany.
Queen Solicits Aid in Spain Cuba Crisis
Vienna cor respondent says the queen regent of Spain wrote to Emperor Franz Joseph and other rulers seeking influence at Washington for a peaceful settlement without harming Spain's dignity and interests. She says she is a trustee guarding the dynasty and defender of Spain's rights while avoiding surrender of Cuba.
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Cuba
Telegraph Morning News Summary
Early edition headlines mix threats of cold with bold editorial notes. Articles cover Uncle Bom’s ultimatum and political clashes in the House. Local notes mention a new school board decision and a proposed northern route. Missionary workers convention and county briefings appear from Clark’s Summit to Lickawannk County.
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Funeral honors for Lieutenant Jenkins in Pittsburg and Allegheny
The cities of Pittsburg and Allegheny joined in a public funeral for Lieutenant FP W Jenkins who died on the battleship Maine. The day featured a state wake in Allegheny and Pittsburg with military guards, a church service, a procession to Uniondale Cemetery, and a memorial mass meeting at Carnegie Hall. The ceremony drew about 15 000 in Allegheny and 18 000 in Pittsburg. letters from Secretary Long, and a naval academy anchor offering highlighted the national scope.
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German subject arrested after landing from Mascotte
Haven March report: Viodtor Hohenstein, a German, was seized on land on arrival from the Mascotte. He claimed Red Cross membership but police found and pieced together insurgent documents after searching his belongings.
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Cuban Independence Is Our Ultimatum
Washington reports a shift of focus to Madrid as Spain weighs U S proposals for ending the Cuban war. The plan calls for a ceasefire, reconcentrado return, and Cuban independence likely with a substantial indemnity. final Madrid action could come within days, shaping future U S Spain relations amid European powers weighing mediation or intervention.
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Lee Has Not Resigned In Cuban Policy Row
Secretary Long declared there is no truth to reports that Consul General Lee resigned or was dissatisfied with the president's Cuban policy. He stated no telegram from Lee was received and doubts the resignation rumor. The session approved the Cuban policy and sent a telegram to the president praising his handling and praying for wisdom to preserve peace with honor.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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New Jersey Methodist Centers Adopts Resolutions
The New Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference approved measures announced from Camden on March 1. Leaders endorsed a set of resolutions addressing church governance and community outreach within the New Jersey Conference.
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Guerrillas Ambush Insurgents Near Palacy Helles
Under Captain Barubla a guerrilla force surprised insurgents near Calibasar Encrucijada and Sarita. Three insurgents killed, the guerrillas report one slain and five wounded.
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Land Law Bill Rejected by House of Commons
London reports the Commons rejected by 138 to 43 a bill by M J Flavin Parneline for Ireland land law reform favoring tenants and restoring evicted tenants. Chief Secretary for Ireland Gerald Balfour opposed the measure noting current laws favor tenants and citing evictions progress.
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Weather forecast for New York and New England
March is expected to bring slightly colder conditions with fresh northerly winds. Occasional snow or rain is possible, followed by clearing as winds ease, with a trend toward stronger gusts offshore and increasing force later in the period.
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