Threatened Cuban annihilation spurs war resolutions
A heated Senate session centers on Cuban affairs as Sherman leads to push resolutions for intervention. Debate highlights humanity and the goal of independence, with Lindsay arguing for limited protection and eventual Cuba autonomy, while others discuss annexation options and the role of the United States.
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Vasareros
Senate
Qubsa
Hitt
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Sherman
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherrus
Obie
Allen
Pop
Ned
Uloydes
Shermisa
Hiss
Galivey
Moyeludot
Mares River
Lindsay
Dene
Cuba
Wis
United States
Cubs
Mr. Lindsay
Senaor
Spain
Cube
Tls
Aoross Cubs
Turkey
Armenia
Euerueia
United
Saul
Eberman
Morgan
Kytradams
Cuban Independence Support Moves in Senate Debate
Senator Shacman urged Cuban independence with the United States echoing 1778 ideals and urging quick recognition. Frye pressed for a Cuba cause vote, while foreign relations committees passed a resolution calling for U S recognition of Cuban belligerency and a joint proclamation. The Cameron amendment and committee actions faced mixed votes with several senators opposing.
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Litger
Shacman
Frye
Dewutton
Republic
Senate
United States
Aflen
Republic of
Cuba
Cameron
Couse of Representatives
Congress
Spain
Cabs
United States of America
Cameron Rasolitivne
Béjeau
Beays
Caffery
Chilton
George
Hails
Morrill
Wetmore
Simpson Won't Seek Congress At Large In Kansas Visit
Ex congressman Jerry Simpson, returning from a two month eastern trip, told a Topeka reporter he will not run for congressman at large and doubts a Seventh district bid. He endorsed W A Harris for governor, noting both Harris and Breidenthal declined the post, calling for a Moses yet to come.
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Beye
Jerry Simpson
Topeks
Juvaxat
Temgreseman-At-Large
Congress
Clements Seeks Santa Fe Return in Election Bid
Kansas City figure H C Clements, former Santa Fe auditor, visits Ilionka and meets treasurer Edward Wilder and ex-President William Strong. He signals interest in regaining control of the Santa Fe presidency and broad executive role, with others predicting his restoration would vindicate past ouster.
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Santa Fe
H. C. Clements
Kanana City
Loneka
Gad
Edward Wilder
Wm, & Strong
Kansas City
Clements
Strong
Clemsuts
Cirigents
Dingell
Clara Barton May Go on Anatolia Relief Mission
The May Dis Consvanvisor Le Fel S An imperial rade has approved Clara Barton president of the American Red Cross and her deputies to travel to Anatolia to distribute relief. United States Minister Terrill accompanies Miss Barton and party to Selammlii.
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Clara Barton
American Ret Cross Sociory
Anatolia
United States
Terrill
Miss Barton
Selammlii
Reps and Pops Seat Alabama Democrat in Fourth District
In Wasmgarox on Feb 33 the house election committee backed Robbins Democrat of Alabama and awarded his seat to W F Aldrich after a party line vote amid claims of ballot stuffing by Republicans and Populists. The Shubert Quintetts perform at Washburn College Monday evening.
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Alabama
Germany Declares International Bimetallism Impossible
In Parliament, George N Curzon reiterates that Germany will not accept immediate bimetallism. Baron Marschall Von Bieberstein had signaled reopening of the Indian mint as a prelude to broader monetary talks, with Britain’s position left flexible for a currency reform framework.
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Count von Hatzfelds
Treasury
A. J. Balfour
House of Commune
Curzon
Balfour
Germany
Great Britain
Pearl Bryan Alive Revealed in Huntington Dispatch
A Huntington dispatch reports attorney Clay of Wayne county says Pearl Bryan is alive and will be produced soon. He claims three witnesses will reveal the secret and expose the Che ginnatl murder mystery in a few days.
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Curcace
Huntington
W. Va
Clay
Wayne County
Scottackson
Pearl Bryan
Pickett Cave Case Ends Abruptly as Defense Closes
Testimony in the Pickett damage case against local policemen was abruptly halted at 3 PM after only two witnesses. Hackman John Meiers testified about Myrtle Pike, and Pickett claimed false imprisonment due to lack of a warrant. Prosecution questions about the Webb sisters were limited as defense witnesses were withdrawn.
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Pickett
di Ick
Jobn
Meiers
Hackman
Patve
Pickett's
Picketts
H. W.drohedon
Webb Sisters
Junge Hazen
Lia
Pickette
Ofricers
Liem
Pivcet
Mc Vatee
Becauhe
Admission request sparks Columbia university telegram
Chancellor F H Snow of the state university received a telegram from a committee asking to admit 300 students from a soul to the university. Snow viewed the telegram as a byproduct of the ongoing clash between students and Columbia college faculty and did not act. In a separate note, Chicago officials urged Congress to fund river and harbor work to deepen the Chicago River for growing commerce.
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Tan
Missouri
Lawrences
F. H. Snow
The
State University
Univer
Snow
Columbia College
Chicaxe River
Chicago
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Chicago River
Conventions called and city bids on lighting contract
Chasemas J Richardson called the democratic state central committee to gather at 4 at Hotel Throop for convention to select delegates to Chicago. Topeka bids on city lighting bid provoke controversy with Western Electric and Port Wayne Electric among bidders. The council committee will meet tonight to award the contract amid competitive disputes and questions about bid compliance.
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Chasemas J. ¥. Richardson
Democratic State Central
Throop
Topuka
Hutchinson
Lee Jones
Lund Fies
Topeka
von Langee
J. S. Richerdaos
Frank Recon
Chanute
Cuy
Western Electric Co. of
Chicago
Pi. Wayne Electrical Corporation
Western Electric Company
Bell Telephone Company
Western E-cctic Company
General Electric Company
Topeka City
Edison Lighting Company
Westera Electric Company
Fr Warne
General Electrical Company
Wilson
Port Wayne Electric Corporation
Remulas
Singing Him Down at Santa Fe Shops Political Meeting
At noon a political meeting at the Santa Fe Shops featured Major Anderson and Captain Johnson. The Modocs sang while Judge Johnson attempted to speak as hostility rose, cries to eject the speakers echoing through the shop. Supporters dispute which side the workers favored, amid jeering and a noisy crowd.
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Capt. Johnson
Santa Fe
Major Anderson
Captain Johnson
T. F. Doran
Modoves
Modocs
Judge Johnson
Anderson
Mudoce
Fish Appearing From City Hydrants Delights Newton People
A humorous notice from Newton says hydrants across town yield minnows, four inches long, as residents marvel at the unexpected fish supply. The piece implies municipal water works and a recent purchase, with a playful jab at local services and a college event upcoming at Washham College.
Hearst venom on Senator Peffer sparks Kansas furor
The State Journal reports a bitter attack by the New York Journal against Senator Peffer, denouncing the paper as Hearst propaganda. It defends Peffer’s conduct, condemns extravagant funeral tales, and recounts his investigations into agricultural policy with travels and testimonies across multiple states. Col Henderson seeks Logan eulogies for Junction City.
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New York Journal
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Tharst
California
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Kungua
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Hearst
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Peffer
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Washington
Padduck
Nebraska
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Washburn
Minnesota
Topeka
Aly
Nellie
Kansas City
Grestman Calderhead
Theo
Col. Menderson
Wastirscrox
Calderhead
John A. Logan
Col. Henderson
Junction City
Col Henderson
Logan Park
Damon and Pythias Tale Prompts Massive War Veteran Reward
A Springfield dispatch reports Drury president Homer J Fuller revealing a wealthy Massachusetts man offered a large sum to verify a war incident likened to Damon and Pythias. The claimed story says a Union prison line shot twelve Confederate prisoners, then a Federal officer retaliated by drafting twelve Confederates. William Lear volunteered to take a condemned friend’s place and was shot. Also noted are James Fraser’s death, funeral plans for Sunday, a critical report by George S. Anthony on fraternal insurance, and Dorothy Danners infant death at 1827 Lincoln Street.
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Cmienco
Springfield
Mossye
Homer J. Fuller
Drury Callers
Massachusetts
Drury
Orly
Missouri
William Lear
Lear
Won't Bolt The Republican Party Under Any Circumstances
A republican statement declares unwavering loyalty to the party, asserting members must never abandon the Republican platform under any circumstances. The message emphasizes unity, discipline, and adherence to party lines, framing dissent as contrary to party integrity.
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Republican Party
Party Divisions Narrow Path to 1900 Gop realignment
In Washington and New York commentary notes mounting strain in both major parties over 1900 nominations. Republicans and Democrats face divisions on preferred candidates and policy, with calls for cross party alliances and reorganization before the conventions. Key figures Carter and Reynolds push for unity, while others threaten nonalignment if terms fail.
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Washington
Carler
Carlito
Manhattan Dial
New York
Congress
Chicago
St Bowls
Morion
Ial
Toller
al Carter
Tesliver
Republican Party
Feiler
John A
Gueres Ie Oes
Reynolewa
Wgel
Sither
Beaster Carter
St. Louis
New Engleod
Ball Players Protest By Cleveland Team Members
Two Cleveland players Zimmer and Burkett refuse to sign and join the team on March 7. Burkett expected to sign for two thousand with a peculiar payment plan, while he would receive installments through June to September. Zane also refuses to go south without a signed agreement.
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Burkett
Ziammer
Cargerany
Cleveland
Zimmer
Teune An
Jine
Hot Springs
Thita
Caan Burkett
Zane Jer
Records Shatter at Limited Gun Club Event in Indiana
Aelia Herkes set a sensational mark at the Limited Gun Club grounds in Indy, breaking 100 targets in four minutes and twenty seconds. Herkes surpasses a prior best of five minutes thirty seconds as crowds report a rapid-fire trial amid a chaotic meet.
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Aelia Herkes
Ind
Rulle
Hevikes
Dayton
Champlop
Nee Work
Louisville
Louisvill
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