Reaping Their Reward for Ignoring an Issue
A fragmented 19th century style report discusses political maneuvering around a manufacturing bill and party loyalty. It mentions the Senate and House actions, caucus tensions, and potential outcomes influencing the next campaign, with references to Merriam and other figures shaping the debate.
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Ate
Howe
Ewueus
Petter
Uretner
Sean
Stewart
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Spanish Statesmen Back War in Turbulent Echoes of Maine Crisis
The dispatches recount Spanish leaders favoring conflict amid rising tension with the United States. Posts from Madrid and Washington detail ministerial calls, public statements, and debates over perceived U.S. support for insurrectionists, with reactions across Europe and speculative moves on diplomacy and possible troop actions.
Civil Service Reform Report Reveals Slow Gains and Pinpointed Problems
The Civil Service Commission presents a report noting limited progress under the merit system and patronage concerns. It highlights inefficiencies in promotions and examinations, urging practical reforms to improve efficiency while maintaining protections for qualified applicants.
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Esper
Mitten
Inhinetia
Jane Epart
del Serview
Esperiener
Evinly
Cfteen
Huw
Cuba in the House Today and Latin Question
The Foreign Affairs Committee plans a special session to address Cuba as the House convenes. Chairman Hitt intends to call a resolution urging press formation and wider debate on Cuba, amid reports that no presidential message will be issued on the topic.
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Senate
Mainent
Wien
Wits
Houw Committee On
Leone
Washington
Merange
Ulery
Gree Gass
Hitt
Foreign Affairss
Wilkes
Foreign Affairs
Cube
Zola Trial Still of Interest in Paris Court
Paris February reports the Zola military trial remains in public focus. The defense argues that incriminating documents tied to Dreyfus could prove Zola’s editorials originated from the ministry, while prosecutors counter that the court martial can be satisfied without those papers. The case features testimony about secret correspondences and potential ties to the Lorderegiu matter as legal maneuvers unfold.
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Che
Dreyfus
Jertilion
Autonomist Cabinet Considers Overtures to Insurgents in Cuba
The autonomist cabinet met in secret to discuss terms for negotiation with Cuban insurgents. Proposals include dissolving volunteers, forming a Cuban militia, recognizing insurgent leaders, and Cuba paying 100 million dollars of debt with 2 million annually to the crown, plus self treaties and limited Spanish protection. Some objections were noted by Galvez, Zaye, and Delonte.
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Seegor Antonio Gortn
Texolytings
Ievens
Arma
Madrid
Cuba
Spain
Martin Lnw
Santioga de Cuba
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Tall
Sete Galvez
Moutrro Zaye
Delonte
Madrid censorship blocks war news to American papers
A Madrid correspondent reports government censorship in Spain and the United States delaying war news. Officials aim to curb public agitation and prevent sensational reports from affecting civilians. Washington denies knowledge of the latest dispatches while measures are taken to control transmission.
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York
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de Duna
New York
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Madrid
Corona
Gutlon
Sid
Willie Lineal
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Tad Suppe
Lorme
Tondon
Angio
Ivery
Cuba
Armour Loaned Wheat From Peavey Sparks New London Move
Chases claim Armour borrowed wheat from Peavey to fulfill a contract with Mr. Pearcy, routing grain from Minneapolis and Duluth through central markets to fit short positions. The act allegedly used a guarda ny check for about 1 million, draining supplies from several states to the Minneapolis market. Lincoln’s birthday noted as a holiday with banks closed in New York.
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Chiesa
Minneapolis
London
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J’eavey
Chicare
Duluth
Hoxeph Leiler
Tie
Minneapolia
Pearcy
Kansas City
Murderess Returned To Scene Of Crime In Horror
A murdered husband’s wife is taken to the crime scene in a grim, unsettling case. The daughter shows strong hostility to her mother as she faces the consequences and the public is left with a stark, grisly portrait of the events surrounding the homicide.
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Homer Miller
Ttage Virose
Republieds
Hidney
Amdifer
Mms
California
Milla Ie
Serosa
Hue
Susan Fo an thony opened the convention in Washington
Fragmented report from the Waterford News covers a convention opening in Washington with mixed sentiment from Susan Fo and Anthea among others. It references crowds, speeches, and uncertain momentum, plus local market notes and cattle and sheep receipts from Sioux City and Tintin City. The piece blends political event notes with brief market summaries and weather remarks.
Grain Markets Show Varied Prices Across Commodities
Market notes show mixed grain prices with bids for sugar and wheat tracking regional deliveries. Reports cite several futures across months with values around 1.48 for sugar and futures for No 1 hard and No 2 yellow corn. Market activity includes mentions of shipments and delivery months March May July with price levels fluctuating in a volatile session.
Great Jump in Standard Oil Stock Surprises Market
The market value of Standard Oil stock leaps by $25,420,000 as shares climb from 420 to 462 in two days. Traders cite regular 10 percent quarterly dividends and 40 percent annual rate. rumors of capital expansion denied. Crowned by trustees and anti trust actions, the company winds up subsidiaries to boost dividends while evading tax and legal scrutiny.
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Rockefellers
Fliglers
Ratte
C.T. Dadd
Ndard Oil Company
Cortihi Rund Hy
Wreter
Hetder
Ohio
Juan
Atumind Om Stork
Stork
Jusuters
Jock
General Blanco's Situation Amid Reports of Command Loss
A fragmented item discusses Captain General Blanco and a possible loss of command. It mentions the cane of command, anticipated return to Spain, and authorities preparing to receive Blanco upon arrival, with February 14 noted in the text.
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Istimed
Ene
Toart
Congressional Proceedings Propose Canal Feasibility Study
In Washington a joint resolution directs the Foreign Relations Committee to study the practical viability of opening a navigable canal through the Southwest Pass of the Mississippi River. The proposal is introduced by Mr. Allen of Nebraska.
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Missiwippe
Allen
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