Cuban Delegation Gains McKinley Welcome at White House
The Cuban constitutional delegates visited Washington twice on Thursday, meeting President McKinley and Secretary Root. A state dinner followed with notable attendees as secrecy shrouded talks on U S Cuba relations and Platt amendment constraints.
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Americans Guard Gates in Beijing as Foreign Troops Questioned
Reports from Pekin say Chinese officials and foreign powers debate keeping or withdrawing troops. Americans guard the Forbidden City gates while German and other legation guards press for a larger role. Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang offer guarantees for foreigners if troops depart.
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Bloodhounds Trail Bandits After Express Train Hold-Up
Bandits held up the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf express Monday night about four and a half miles west of Memphis securing over 83000 in cash. Porter Sidney Drew was shot and taken to St. Vincent's hospital in serious condition. Express messenger C T Meade was beaten but continued. Bloodhounds were put on the trail.
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Wylly Resigns After Dispute Over Expense Item
Atlanta dispatch reports Colonel T B Wylly Jr resigns from service after a clash with Governor Candler over expenses charged during his duties in Sylvania. The disputed charge related to costs incurred amid the pending hanging of five African Americans in the Herrington and Mears case, with Wylly paying a portion himself after the governor refused approval.
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Cigarette Ban Bill Passed by Illinois Lower House
The Illinois House approved a bill prohibiting sale, giving away, or import of cigarettes, cigarette papers, or substitutes into the state, signaling a statewide war on smoking.
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Lincoln's Body Reinterred at Springfield Monument
The remains of Abraham Lincoln and his family were moved from a temporary vault to the crypt of the Lincoln monument in Springfield Illinois. The reburial, witnessed by Governor Yates and state officials, marks the completion of the monument rebuilding begun March 10, 1900 at a cost of $100,000 to Illinois.
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Jesus Reaffirms Peter’s Role After Denial
The discourse revisits Peter’s denial and Jesus’s threefold questions about love. Jesus shifts from phileo to agape, commissions Peter to feed and tend His sheep, and foreshadows Peter’s future trials and ultimate steadfast witness, with John’s fate left open to interpretation.
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Prosperity Promises to Smile on Subscribers This Year
A fragment offers a sales pitch that prosperity will smile on readers who become subscribers this year. It hints at a small required payment to join the paper’s readership.
Duke of Westminster and income question loom large
A fragmented note wonders what the Duke of Westminster would do with money, reflecting on wealth and its use. The writer, possibly a London Baptist, hints at moral concerns about income and leadership without providing clear details or events.
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London Baptist
England's Army and Navy Weakness Warned
England's military leaders warned the army and navy are inadequate to defend against a sudden onslaught. The text compares systemic weakness to a failing digestion and promotes Hopingttor's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and other ailments while noting Tutuila and Samoa have 4105 inhabitants.
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Drawing Distinction and a Door Bell Prank
A Washington Star excerpt notes a man describing someone pulling a door bell out by the roots and breaking windows. His wife doubts the culprits, suggesting it may be children and a boyish prank, while the neighbor’s children could be responsible and should be arrested if proven.
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Community of Interests Quote Sparks Wheel Clash
A Chicago Record-Herald quotation captures a terse exchange about a cyclist collision. The dialogue suggests anger at being struck on a wheel and the countering view that bruising should follow.
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The Blues and a Doctor's Mistake
A frightened woman suffers long headaches backaches poor sleep nervousness and faintness until she falls into a deep melancholy. The story says the doctor misdiagnosed her female trouble and only Mrs Pinkham offers relief with proven remedies and letters of thanks from many women.
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Poe
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