Cornell President Examines Cuba Situation in Havana
President Schurman of Cornell University, visiting Havana, studies Cuban politics across six provinces. He reports that Cuban voters favor the Platt amendment, while opposition lies with poorer common people and some unreconciled revolutionaries. He urges government by Cuba for Cuba with U.S. military support under the amendment to protect sovereignty and property.
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New York
Aprilis
Havana
Jacob
Schurmar
Cornell University
Cubs
Cuene
Schurman
Cuba
Thong
Mae
Spain
Sealine
Conia
United States
Combs
Pines
Eraling Ciatinns
Eria
Missing bonds alarm from Washington treasury source
A terse Washington communication notes missing bonds tied to the Louisiana state official and the treasury, hinting at an alert over missing securities and potential financial irregularities affecting state funds.
Missing Louisiana state bonds traced to treasury vault mystery
Lawmakers in Congress demand the state treasurer explain missing certificates valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The lapse coincides with destroyed records and possible misappropriation by a state officer. Officials pledge a thorough search as certificates remain unaccounted in the treasury vault.
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Treasury
Lauimena
Congress
Claire
Mt Atlersion
Treastery
Atteinin
Louisienn
Ieee
Decision on Parker Hughes mandamus case hinges on motion
Judge Hasen hear in Yelock Turboay morning as Parker Hughes conflict proceeds. Attorneys argue quash or sustain mandamus. outcome may decide mayoral office and possible quo warranto actions in supreme court.
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Hasen
Parker-Hughes
Col Hughes
Moti
Hagen
iIt
Teathrigny
Parger
Anil
Hughes
Supreme Court
Parker
Hughen
Quo Waerranto
Parker Jussie Chs
Werda
Puprane
Post Office Proposal Aims to Curb Premiums on Second Class Mail
Washington April 11 reports show officials debating a proposed rule to curb abuses in subscription premiums for second class mail. The circular argues such practices strain the public treasury and should be stopped, with emphasis on preventing direct or indirect incentives to purchase periodicals. The measure seeks cheaper rates and better postal facilities while maintaining public benefit.
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Washington
Harning
Congress
Postotice Department
Neveral
Fale
wAldous
Madden Ds
Pane Croduce
Will Use Spalding Ball St Joseph Mo April 1
President Thewias J Hichr of te Westers Lease returned home today from Chicago Indications weather: April US wes Kai tomienl aa wide.
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Spalding Ball
St. Joseph
Thewias J
Chicago
Wes
Kai Tomienl
Want a License Sentiments Embodied in Labor Report
A State Labor Commissioner reports on the rail station agents and telegraphers crafts. The forthcoming bureau of labor statistics annus report compares ten years, outlining investments, wages, hours, and conditions. Findings show low investments, rising thrift, and debates on arbitration, wages, and ownership.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lee Johnson
Atktivics
Belue
Alto
Businiss
National Board of Arbitration
Perenne de Penient
Rain Expected As Kansas River Replenishes
Forecast from the weather bureau predicts continued rain and a colder spell tonight. Widespread rainfall has swollen streams with river levels rising in parts of Kansas, while winds shift from northwest to stronger speeds.
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Weather Bureau
Eee
Kansas Ag
Cemand
Miriam
Tae
Howe
Shop Workers Arrive for Santa Fe Blacksmith Ship Prep
Preliminaries begin for a Santa Fe blacksmith ship project with the steel frame connection from Mexico. Frank Hammond leads the initial setup and will stay on site for the first days as brickwork contracts are delayed for several days.
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Santa Fe
3Ek
Mexico
Frank Hanmond
Three Women Charged With Liquor Sales Near Factory
Assistant Attorney Qerstat AL Red fen for Shawnee counts placed papers with Sheriff Conk seeking aviuet of Avs Manitaria Mary and Tess for liquor sales. They face twenty-one counts with arrests made Saturday night. officers seized forty five bottles beer two wine jugs one whisky jug one bottle kerosene and related items. affidavits by Richman Pastey and Hursin allege purchases at the site near the starch factory.
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Qerstat AL Redfen
Conk
Aviuet
Avs
Manitaria
Mary
Tess
I Willes
Lewson
David Richman
Joe Pastey
James Hursin
Trial Overruled Demur In Nineteen Injunction Cases
Judge Haren overruled the demur to the nineteen injunction suits against joints and the wrens of the buildings. Demurrer claimed petitions were poorly drawn and unconstitutional. The cases will be set for this term of court.
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Haren
Cass
Bern
Judes Hagon
Gourt
Pittsburgh Strike Shuts Plant Amid National Labor Tensions
A week of labor conflict hits the W Dewees Wood plant of American Sheet Steel Co in McKeesport as workers strike over union affiliation. The walkout began at 1 pm with all nonstriking employees leaving. management reports no dismissals and indicates continued operation elsewhere while strikers target the plant. The dispute ties into broader US labor battles involving the Steel Corp and emerging steel combines, with industry leaders watching for wider impact on the iron and steel trade.
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Pie
Hem Kay Tat
Mekheseport
United States Steel Corporation
Annosmond Trention
Tt Sihadfor
Iran
Beret
Werkera
Steel
Tin
Freuchuealig
Netengary
CARY
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Carnegie Sheet Steel Company
Ure
Star Sheet Steel
Ese
Cual
Pianis
Eae Dianes
Army Appointments Washington April 1st
The president by the following appointments elevates Edgar Russell to general officer of volunteers with rank of major. Abraham L. Haines of Bridgeport designated assistant surgeon with rank of captain. Henry Hampton named assistant surgeon in charge. William James cited among names in chart.
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Washingtom
Mrs Nation Locked Up In Kansas City Assault on Prohibition
Mrs Carnie Nation, visiting Kansas City to speak for prohibition, was arrested after a day of saloon visits. She rode in a patrol wagon to Central police station, posted a cash bond, and was released. She later attended Turner hall events, challenged law enforcement, and clashed with local saloon patrons while prompting protest over enforcement.
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Kansas City
Carnie Nutles
Kansas
Central Police Station
Kensie Amaner
Nation
Caplin Brannam
Nat Hon
Carl Browne
Kansan
Otto Weter
Turner Hall
Twelfth
Oak Streets
Mra
Nat
Quitey
Twelten
McGee
Eaton
Gras
Ieee
Nis
Karsan
Sisadene
Mra White
Alan
Fragmentary crime scene report from city station encounter
A damaged OCR fragment describes a disturbance at a city location with an arrest or inquiry. It mentions a woman protester, a wagon, and a biracial name sequence, with a second person taken to the station but not held.
Woman fined for obstructing street in Kansas City trial
Mrs Nation, charged with obstructing the street, appeared before Police Judge McAuley and was fined $500 with orders to leave the city by this evening. She was warned not to return or face jail, then boarded a streetcar toward Kansas City after the decision.
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Kansas City
Carte Na- Had
McAuley
Festell
Mra
Missouri Nimorcheré
Nation
Kanauis
MNUL
Liberty
Jidge McAuley
Gut
Mra Nation
Morgan to Aid Mexico Finance Leadership Reported
A clearest reading says J. P. Morgan will assist Mexico with its finances. The rumor links his influence to European markets and possible support for a stabilizing financial policy. The report mentions possible formal backing by U.S. and foreign interests to shape a new Mexican government and economy.
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J. P Morgan
New York
Thaewangs
Tete
3. P. Morgan
Europe
Anzio
Dive
Hunters Take A Bath In Clay Center Sunday Misadventure
Two Clay Center businessmen Munson and Brennan joined a hunting outing that turned chaotic when a canoe capsized in the Republican River. Rescue efforts and swift actions by bystanders saved the men, though the episode left them soaked and shaken.
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Clay Center
Kan
Munson
Fred Brenan
Aboe Desier
Heer Cary
Brandeport
FRENCH CAPTURE CLAIMS AND WAR COSTS LOOM LARGE
An article reports unverified claims that General French with British troops has been captured by the Boers, while war costs soar past one million dollars daily. It discusses British strategic setbacks, Kitchener’s campaign, and immigration fears amid wartime pressures in London and beyond.
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Bosra
Abe
Floating exposition to showcase American wares abroad
New York reports a floating exposition plan to tour South America and the Pacific ports, displaying American goods and wares aboard a Hamburg, Germany built ship. Organizers expect a cost around 100000 dollars with 5556 dollars direct costs, aiming to attract buyers, exhibitors, and several nations.
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New York
Tarzan
Cpme
O. P. Austin
Aidan
South America
Pacific
Chine
Japan
Praduer
Corral
Hambore
Germany
Fragmentary OCR Note on Party Lines and Inventors
Fragmented text mentions party lines and a person named Comphagen with references to a state, rent, and enactment. It also references a “Gen. Gren” and an inventor of a ride device, with unclear death and department mentions. The passage is garbled and presents no clear events or dates.
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Ride Dead Wentre
Department of
Yough
Gen
Gren Inventer
Gilie Id Wulay
Neve Toder
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Creasury Department
Pecere O Finks Bestlement
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Bulgrtens
Turkey
Mrs. Nation
Hung Chung Bor
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London
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