Marines Ordered Out of Kingston After Friction With Governor
Kingston and Guantanamo reports reveal a clash over American naval aid after destruction. Rear Admiral Davis offered relief and patrols to aid civilians, while Governor Swettenham protested urban interference and demanded removal of forces. The dispute ends with the Yankton slated to sail and a public hospital established in Kingston to treat the wounded.
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Senators Agree to Vote for Blackburn Amendment
Washington officials report Republican senators reached a consensus to draft a resolution aligned with the original Tadao proposal on Roosevelt’s discharge of black troops. The plan, backed by both parties, aims to limit Senate authority over presidential action, with leaders like Foraker opposed. The president supports the compromise and seeks a Senate vote.
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Washington
Blukborn
Foraker
Roosevelt
Doraion
Tadao
Black Wain
Senate
London indignant over Swettenham order causes delay in relief
London officials condemn governor Swettenham for hindering Kingstown relief efforts and risking a pestilence as American aid is scrutinized. Mayor pleads for Davis to stay. Swettenham’s stance triggers delayed rescue, protests, and tense U S British relations.
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London
Swettenham
Another Assassination in Russia Stirs Newsroom
An assassination occurred in St. Petersburg involving Colonel Puschkewonk, chief of police, a figure linked to former police posts. The case rattles authorities as details remain incomplete and ongoing.
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St. Petersburg
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Puschkewonk
I Lenevea
Ajil
Poliesehivt
Lala
Dumicite Vonliy
Postponed Trial Report From New York Circuit
Ambiguous OCR text reports a trial postponement in New York with references to defendants and court proceedings. Details are unclear with missing names and dates, but the note indicates the trial has been adjourned to a future Wednesday or next week.
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New York, Hin
Brownsville Affair Sparks Republican Backdown Action
Washington Jan 21 Republicans of the city reached a dramatic shift on the Brownsville affair. Foraker offered a modification to a resolution permitting the committee on military affairs to conduct an inquiry without questioning the legality or justice of any presidential act. The move pleased the president and his supporters, though it drew mixed reactions from opponents and critics.
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Brownsville
Foraker
Ohio Flood Sufferings Amid Cold Wave Reach Cities
Ohio river flood and severe cold threaten residents along the Ohio river. Reports from Cincinnati and Columbus describe hunger, shelter needs, and relief efforts as Governor Harris orders aid. Troops assist in protecting inundated property while communities grapple with shortages of meat flour and fuel.
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Harris
Ohio
Cooley
Manchester
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