Senate delays Cuban resolutions as White House faces calls
Washington reports the foreign relations committee adjourned without action on Cuban resolutions and sent the matter to a sub committee while senators pressed the president. A Woodford Sagasta conference is hoped to yield a settlement on Cuba with an indemnity near 290 million dollars.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relation
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Woodford
Madrid
Sagasta
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Formidable Spanish Fleet Reported Moving Toward Havana
The Navy Department received word that several Spanish warships left Carthagena headed west. The fleet includes two second class armored cruisers Infanta Maria Teresa and Cristobal Colon, escorted by a torpedo boat destroyer, likely bound for Havana via the Canaries.
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State Department
United States
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Mediterranean Sea
Havana
Canaries
Infanta Maria Teresa
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New York
Cristobal Colon
Body of Engineer Merritt Found by American Diver
From Havana the Bache reports the discovery of Engineer Merritt's body wedged between a torpedo tube and wreckage. The uniform identifies him, but the body was not surfaced before the Bache sailed. Berlin reports Lt Commander Albert P. Niblack pursuing talks with Germania yard on a 3000 ton armored cruiser for Brazil, completion years away.
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Albert P. Niblack
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Daughters of the Revolution Gather in Boston
The General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution will meet in Boston April 25 and 26 hosted by the Massachusetts Society. A preliminary delegates meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. Monday with the regular session at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. The state society hosts officers and members, a reception at the Algonquin, an evening meeting, and excursions to historic sites in the Boston area.
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General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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General Society
Algonquin
Indians Driven Out as Aerial Tramway Opens at Dyea
Seattle March 31 Advices from Dyea report white packers have driven off Indian packers at the summit with hundreds of men racing the route. The Dyea Klondike tramway is in operation while Burns hoists run to the summit. Pack trains haul freight to Seep Camp and Lake Bennett at low costs, with workers earning $6 to $15 daily as roads melt and demand soars.
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Cuddee
Anderson
Burns
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Skaguay Trail
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White Pass
Shooting Affray Reported From Skaguay on March 24
The Steamer Cleveland carrying news from Skaguay reports a March 24 saloon shooting in which two men were killed and a third wounded in the same resort. The incident occurred hours before the ship sailed. The two slain were said to be bound for the gold fields. details are unavailable.
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Wash
Cleveland
Skaguay
Kruger Report Of Assassination Reports Unconfirmed
A Stock Exchange rumor stated that President Kruger of the Transvaal Republic had been shot and killed. The Transvaal general agent in London denies the claim, calling it a likely canard circulating on the exchange.
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Stock Exchange
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Cashier Steele Arrested Over False Reports at Chestnut Street Bank
Philadelphia report states cashier William A. Steele of the Chestnut Street National Bank, linked to late president William A. Singerly, was arrested on a warrant from the U S district attorney. The bank closed in December and Bank Examiner Hart took charge. Steele faces charges of false reports to the comptroller of the currency.
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William A. Steele
Chestnut Street National Bank
William A. Singerly
United States District Attorney
Hart
Steele
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