Debates on Cuban recognition spark fierce Senate clash
In Washington on February 21 the Senate opened a heated debate on recognizing Cuban independence and ending belligerency. Senators Lodge and Morgan pressed for swift action while accusing Spain of brutal policies. Lodge warned the United States must intervene to halt a widening war, citing Cuban provisional government and insurgent gains. Morgan argued Congress could formally recognize or declare war if necessary, with Spain shaped by pressure from U.S. measures.
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Massachusetts
Morgan
Alabama
United States
Spain
Lodge
Enchor
Martinez Campos
Mar Kinel Camims
Hevann
Cuba
Mr. Morgan
Seale
Brye
Congress
Cameron
Call
Ake
Whitney
Mississippi
Jackaps
Miss
Senate of
Democratic Party
Eight more victims recovered in Vulcan mine disaster
News from Newoasram reports eight additional bodies recovered after the Vulcan mine explosion. The remains were found buried under coal and rubble as rescuers continued searching the collapsed pit for survivors.
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Newoasram
Gel
The East Side Market Scene Visited by Edith Sessions Topper
Edith Sessions Topper visits New York's East Side market from Orchard to Suffolk streets on a Friday morning. She describes crowded stalls, varied ethnic tethers, and chaotic street life with vivid detail. The piece notes poverty, sweatshops, language barriers, and the paradox of tenement wealth amid squalor.
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Edith Sessions
New York
Iteelf
Mots Street
Mulberry
Baxter
Lester Street
Norfolk Street
Fulton
Washington
Hester Street
the Babel
Dense House Session on Diplomatic Bills and Salaries
February 21 report from Wasmeron notes the House agreed to the conference on the diplomatic and consular bill while Senate amendments to the pension bill were set to conference. The Indian appropriation bill passed with 5 630 945 dollars, 184 727 under the current year. Salary increases for inspectors were approved over Republican plea to curb expenses. Hoke Smith's bodyguard discussion and a $15 000 Indian tors provision were debated with Flynt amendment and Dockery voting to reduce salaries. The House rose to adjourn at 10:10 pm.
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Wasmeron
House
Ue Senate
Cannon
Dingley
Treasury
Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Flynn
Oklahoma
Hoke Smith
Dockery
Missouri
Split in Illinois for National Democratic Convention
Curcago Feb 3 There is belief of contested Illinois delegations to the July National Democratic convention. Silver supporters in control aim to elect a full delegation of white metal advocates, while opponents led by Ben Cable plan to force a fight and drag the contest into the convention.
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Curcaco
Illinois
Ben Cable
Pops and the Tariff Split over Senate Support
Populist Senators have decided that when the tariff bill motion is renewed they will vote in the affirmative. If they adhere to this, they can shift the Senate result to the affirmative, securing consideration of the measure provided many Republican senators vote affirmatively as on the first occasion.
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Wasarxatos
Senate
Oklahoma Conventions and Gold Rush Hints
Oklahoma conventions report a March gathering in Oklahoma City with 211 delegates and split presidential preferences among Reed McKinley and Allison. Perry reports a rich gold sample near Hodges farm promising up to 500 per bow. mining crowds flood the area as Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge elects officers. Germany tailors' strike yields wage rise while mattress workers near a settlement move.
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Okia- Roms City
el Reso
Okia
Klnefishur
Oklahooma City
Reed
Mckinley
Allison
Perry
Okla
Prery
William Hodges Awellis
Oid
Kansas
Oklahoma
Macee In KReported Dead Rumor Returns In Havana
Rumor circulates in Havana that Macee In KReported has died after being wounded. Authorities have not confirmed the death and the claim remains unverified as officials review the situation.
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Macee
Havana
Woman Beheaded in Chicago Fire House Murder
The dead body of Elien Randolph, a colored woman, was found with extensive head wounds after a brutal struggle. A railroad porter, her partner, is suspected. the crime occurred at 448 Dearborn Street as firemen answered a alarm. The head was severed and the body suffered extensive damage.
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Chicago
Curiaco
Elien Randolph
Dearborn Street
Large Union Pacific shipment aids Snake River irrigation
Forty cars of agricultural implements were dispatched from Omaha to the Leake River valley in Idaho and Utah, consigned to a Salt Lake City cooperative. The shipment, one of the West’s largest single machinery moves, targets irrigation projects in the Snake River valley. Wallsce Pennay of Springfield, IL led with his seventh cart and team.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Leake River Valley
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake City
West
Great
Snake River Valley
Dinkville on the Railroad Track Card Game
A subway car card game spirals into chaos as a timid commuter from Dinkville handles a risky misread hand. Accusations, laughter, and a strange superstition named baggle and wog drive the tense, comic scene to a chaotic but harmless finale aboard the train.
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Jersey City
Dinkville-on-the
Dinkville-on-the-Ratroid
Young Fromm
Benzing Park
West Solitude
Dinkville
Jeanian
Cavendish
Hoyles
Ape
Jack
Jesu Oan
Dickville
Thas Selubrius Spot
Fuother
Bop Miusé
Khun
Oter
Wink
Tega
Tennan Roddy
Hagele
Jose Artichiate
Dinkble
Dinkyille
Knave
Ace
Neyer
West Subtady
Imine
Sagerl
Lorc
Hoyle
New York Sun
Dileame Dilemma of Letting Go a Beer Loving Dog
A quoted line frames a distressing dilemma about safety and responsibility. The speaker pleads for guidance as fears of harm grow from two risky actions. The fragment hints at family dynamics and a looming threat if decisive action is not taken.
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