Cuba Aid Debate and Cuba Independence Mentioned in Congress
Congress examined Cuba policy with a push for a formal report to the Senate. Olney testified on state department files regarding insurrection in Cuba as lawmakers discussed recognition of the republic and the war context. Pension bills, army appropriations, and measures on immigration also occupied the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonate
Cameron
Republic
Republic of
United States of America
Hong
United Ktates
Bpila
Goyin
Olney
Bonitor Aherman
Osha
Bea
Mir
Offrey
Iimed
Olney Backs View on Cuba Resolution and Veto Threat
Secretary of State Olney voices strong opposition to a Cuba independence resolution. He says the measure expresses opinion only and cannot be law, warning it could inflame passions and threaten citizens abroad unless the executive revises its position. He reiterates the president controls recognition of Cuba as an independent state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Senate
House In
Cameron
Beoratary Olney
Sea peOn
Cuba
House of ‘Representatives
House
Republic of
Congress
Industrial Pulse: Southern Makers Report Mixed Conditions
Southern Progress notes modest activity in the past week with holiday uncertainty. Iron and steel markets show demoralization from price- fixing concerns. Bes Semer Steel Association suspends arbitrary pricing, likely spurring future buying. Beam makers form a new combination. southern iron demand edges up in eastern centers. export trade remains steady with a British steamer taking iron to Liverpool. Lumber districts show optimism and higher prices. textiles build force though demand trails. New industries include Pine Bluff Power and Transit Co in Arkansas, Pocomoke Guano in Virginia, Empire Coal and Ice in Georgia, Minor Engineering in Birmingham, and mills in North and South Carolina, plus a crate factory in Georgia and wood plants across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Steel Association
Canters
Mobile
Birmingham
Taverpool
South
Pine Bluff Power and Transit Co
Pine Bluff
Ark
Capital
Salisbury
N. Q
Pocomoke Guano Co
Norfolk
Empire Coal and Ice Co
Macon
Minor Engineering and Construction Co
Ala
McAdenville
Waxhaw
N. C
Aiken
Sunnyside
Fort Smith Lumber Co
Bert Smith
Clarendon
Jacksonville
Fls
New Orleans
Lia
Dallas
Texas
Richmond
Trdseaman
Chattanooga, Tenn
Miners Buried Alive After Fatal Blast at Red Cliff Mine
A heavy blast in a Holy Grogs mine tunnel at Red Cliff Col crushed six miners, collapsing earth and stone and causing six deaths. Names of the deceased were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Grogs
Red Cliff
Col
Gompers Re-elected President of Labor Federation
Officers named at the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati with Gompers as President and Morrison as Secretary. Delegates chose Nashville as next meeting site. A heated debate on free coinage of silver ended with a strong reaffirmation of previous AF of L stance against changing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Gincinnat
Eresidebieshamnal Gompers
Nowak
P. J. McGuire
Philadelpha
James Duncan
Baltimore
Jas, O'Connell
Chicago
M. M. Garland
Pittsburg
Frank Morrison
Bloomington
Ill
John B. Lennon
New York
Nashville
Kansas City
Salt Linke City
Bt. Louis
Weisemann
American Federation of Tabor
United States
Secretary Osmisan Replies on Gold Certificates Policy
Secretary of the Treasury Joan G. Osmisan responds to Boston banks about issuing gold certificates under the 1882 act. He states readiness to resume only after reserves recover, notes past withdrawals for gold certificates, mentions Congress 584th session bill to discontinue, and signals revisiting the issue soon.
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Onrilale
Hanks of
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Franklin Haven
Merchants’ National Bank
Massis
Department
House of Representatives
Joan G. Osmisan
Urgent Deficiency Bill Reported to Congress by Appropriations Committee
A Washington special notes the Appropriations Committee reported an urgent deficiency bill to the House to cover government needs. Funding totals include 102 004 for contingent expenses and 700 000 for the Navy, with allocations for public buildings in Columbus Georgia and several other departments. The Navy seeks funds to continue repairs on numerous vessels and on boats for the naval academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea R. Chap
House of Representatives
Lo Ina
Charlea B. Crisp
Georgia
Grosp
Generals Heandarnon
Tews
Curtis,y
New York
Read
Praseht
Thin Waantan
Hin
Nashvilla
Bailey
Texas
Committee On Rules
Pacific Railroad
Pea
Gannon
Committee On Appropriations
McAdoo
Navy
Hichborn
Melville
Sampson
Atlantic Coast Navy Yards
Representative Pickler
South Diakota
Nancy G. Allabach
Senate
Pickler
Cuba
Maceo
Washington
House
Congress
Avanta
Treasury
Columbus
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Adams
Alliance
Amphitrite
Atlanta
Baltimore
Castine
Charleston
Columbia
Concord
Dolphin
Ericsson
Essex
Fortune
Franklin
Indiana
Kabahdin
Marblehead
Miantonomah
Michigan
Mohican
Monongahela
Newark
Pensacola
Ranger
Richmond
Terror
Petrel
Vocangiur
The
Naval Academy
Highwaymen Hold Up Southern Passenger Train Near Bryant Ala
Two armed men halted a westbound Southern train near Bryant station Alabama twenty five miles west of Birmingham and escaped with a large sum of money. Deputies with dogs rushed to the scene as details remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusay
Southern
Bryant Station
Ala
Birmingham
Plague Kills Hundreds in Bombay as Flight Continues
Official bubonic plague statistics report 1,551 cases and 1,094 deaths in Bombay. More than 200,000 residents have fled the city, and the exodus continues daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Volunteers Rush to Cuba Cause Amidst Weyler Death Protest
Crowds across Ohio Valley rally for Cuban independence with meetings planned to enroll volunteers. Men, many foreigners, prepare to join insurgents in Cuba. funds raised in Newport and Cincinnati. Weyler denounced in effigy in Cincinnati. Cuban sympathy strong among labor delegates and veterans groups.
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Cincinnati
Cuba
Weyler
Main Street
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Newport
Ohio Valley
Mt. Vernon
Dalton
Columbus Trades Assembly
Portsmouth
Wheeling
W. Y
New York Council of Revolutionary Clubs
Spain
Magee
Ninth and
Olive Streets
St. Louis
Maceo
Ed Maynard Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Knoxville
Tenn
Assassin's Deed Murder Rocks Morgan County Elite
Captain AVR Zachary a leading Morgan County Georgia figure was shot dead in his home ten miles south of Madison during a family gathering. An unknown assailant fired through a window with buckshot ending the prominent veteran and postwar organizer’s life. His family mourns. no arrest or motive disclosed.
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Avr. Zachary
A. R. Zachary
Morgan County
Madison
Captain Zachary
Zachary
Putnam County Company
Five Men Die In Mine Cage Fall At Virginius Shaft
Five men were killed when the mine cage they were riding in at the Virginius mine near Ouray Colorado collapsed after a rapid descent to the 1400 foot bottom. They were repairing shaft timbers when the cage plummeted, breaking apart and crushing them in the wreckage.
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Virginius
Ouray
Onl
Witty Line Sparks Social Evening Debate
A clipped London Society quip notes the social squeeze of hosting guests. The speaker jokes that every time his wife has company, he must leave to give space, reflecting era humor about domestic roles and polite restraint.
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Owdd Youluce Iangin Alfiate
Biret Tate
London Modern Society
Facts and Figures Captured From a Surge of Data
A compilation of curious stats and notes cites a gram of phosphorus sparking 1 000 000 matches Bt Loris as a leading tobacco hub in the world reveals ancient cheats in gambling loaded dice found at Heronlineum ruins Switzerland alone among nations with no invention patents Greece bearing a debt of 164 million dollars for 2 500 000 people Batoum oil wealth yields a daily wall income around 30 000 dollars a day Music In the Home by Mrs O Hermione Rendypen urges uplifting sounds and discipline from daughter Maria over a noisy piano
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Loris
Switzerland
Greece
Batoum
Asking Questions About Women Health from Mrs Pinkham
Letter from readers praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female disorders. It notes women seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and that letters are read and answered by women. A testimonial from Mrs Granny Nenunsess of Crittendon New York claims relief from painful menstruation after using the remedy.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE
Granny Nenunsess
Crittendon, Brie Co
N.Y
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MG. Morgan
Poukion
Phalé
New Mexico
Wits
Mioyuél
Ib Lavin
Atlantic and Wacius Railroad Company
Committee On Naval Affairs
Allen
Nebraska
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West
Chandler
Gallinger
Frye
Hale
Aldrich
Sherman
Tobor
Mills
Gorman
Frieds
Teller
Bryan
Dingley Hill
House of Popresontatives
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Sani
Dhuradny
Cone
Army
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Curtis
Military Academy
Babcouk
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
McKinley
Thomas B. Reed
Pennsylvania
Goldlool
B O'Dlock
Laie
Saturdy
Gongrein
Southern Progress
Gompers
Culan
Weyler’ ‘Mung
Emrgy
Diario"de la’ Mariana
Havana
Diario
Bio
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Hood
Hermoine Rendypen
Maria
New York Times
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Georgiausiness College
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Chattanooga
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