National Lore on Politics and Cuba in 1900s Washington
A regular column from Our Correspondent analyzes the era's party splits over silver and gold, Teller resolution votes, and the Cuba and Hawaii questions in Congress. It notes McKinley administration aims, Honolulu diplomacy, and the Senate’s cautious stance toward annexation while highlighting the political risk for Senators who diverge on currency and foreign policy.
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Judge Sparke and the penny diamond case unravelled
A muddled court scene unfolds as Judge Sparke investigates a theft tied to Mr Billey at the Elite Restaurant and a rare diamond button. Police work target dishonest practice in Captain Nelson's domain while the Cuban situation lingers in Congress and a separate petit larceny probe affects a young Rayer.
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Memorial Services For Mrs Lucinda Helm Set Tomorrow
Memorial services for Mrs Lucinda Helm will be held at Jory Street Church tomorrow at 7 89 o clock. Conducted by the Woman's Parsonage and Live Missionary Society founded by Mrs Helm, the program promises an interesting and instructive service replacing the evening preaching. Mr B A Buddenbreck of Grand Cane, business manager of Grand Cane Beacon, called the paper Saturday. he is described as a genial, energetic businessman.
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