Democrats Hopeful Over Cuba Policy Split and Subsidy Debate
The piece notes Democratic optimism in a likely House gain spurred by the Cuban reciprocity split within the Republican ranks. It profiles discussion on the ship subsidy bill, Senate action to reimburse Jean Louis Legare for Sit ting Bull’s return, and humorous asides about Missouri’s representatives, including Dougherty and Berry, amid rural free delivery debates.
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Engineer Focused on Engine Loudly. Advert Says Cure for Digestion
A narrative notes an engineer ignores warning symptoms due to immersion in engine sounds. It touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for stomach and digestion issues, citing a Townsend Montana user who claims dramatic weight gain and restored work ability after treatment.
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Golden
Dr. Pierce
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Sayles Captured In Quincey After Terrorizing Town
Sayles a 16 year old mixed race boy terrorized the northeast part of Quincey for three weeks and confessed to harming at least five girls. Police kept the arrest quiet to avoid mob violence and Sayles was moved to the county jail after guarded detention at city hall.
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Quincey
Ill
Sayles
Pontine Reformatory
Question of Shot Firers
Des Moines March 21 miners at a convention demand shot firers and shot examiners in all mines. Operators refuse and a strike threat looms if no agreement is reached. A house bill proposes mandatory employment to solve the dispute.
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Des Moines
Reese
Mines and Mining Committee
House of Representatives
Servian Cabinet Resigns Over Civil Service Reform
Belgrade reports the Servian cabinet resigns after the skuptchina adopts a civil service reform measure. The move follows the government’s clash with the national assembly on reform policy.
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Servia
Skuptchina
The
National Assembly
Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices March 20
Hogs receipts 38 000 with quotes 5.00 to 6.50 for various load types and bulk at 6.25 to 6.45. Cattle receipts 8 000 with marks from 4.00 to 7.40 for mixed grades and fed western steers at 5.25 to 6.70. Sheep and lambs receipts 16 000 at 3.50 to 6.80 for western and native lambs. East Buffalo market notes blends for cattle hogs and sheep with similar ranges. St. Louis grain prices show wheat and corn declines with No 2 track and cash quotes.
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Texas
East Buffalo
East Bufalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
General Miles opposes army reorganization in senate talks
General Miles told the Senate military committee the proposed army reorganization would destroy the army’s utility. He cited Napolean and Washington to support a single commander. The discussion touched on the Philippines and political pressures from the secretary of war and adjutant general.
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Napoleon
Welington
Washington
Cass
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Spain
Santiago
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Tampa
Secretary of War
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Miles testimony stirs war department interest in Senate hearing
The War Department and Secretary Root react to General Miles remarks before a Senate military committee. Disciplinary action question looms as officials weigh privilege of congressional testimony. A separate hearing in Washington considers back pay for Fitz John Porter and justice for his widow and children.
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Senate
War Department
Congress
Root
Pitt John Porter
Washington
Fitz John Porter
House Committee On Military Affairs
Porter
French Policy Tangles Deepen Senate Rift Over Alliances
In Paris, March 21, the senate debate on the foreign budget features Senator Getteron criticizing government policy and recounting Fortnightly Review claims of Franco German talks. Delcasse defends France's open door policy, stresses China and Newfoundland rights, and notes prosecution of Boers prisoners with limited releases.
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Senate
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Germany
M. Hanotaux
M. Drelewsse
Great Britain
William
Transvaal
France
M. Deleasse
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
China
Delcasse Polis Q
M. Delcusse
Gotteron
Lonchet
M. Delcasse
Venezuela Revolt in Curacao Region Expands
Dispatch from Willemstad March 21 reports General Matos leading a rising in Venezuela with 800 revolu tionists under General Penaloge besieging Carupano. Revolt also surrounds Barcelona as General Molagas advances. Interior Minister Velutinio travels to Barcelona but may arrive after events unfold. General Riera fleeing pursuit moves toward an unknown objective.
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General Penaloge
Carupano
Bermudez
General Molagas
Barcelona
Velutini
Riera
Cea
Walson
Fragmentary War and missing person reports in Kenosha
Reports from Kenosha March 21 detail Venezuelan intervention near El Haeha and Maturin, with battles and leadership changes. Separately, Marie Magete Ruess seeks help locating her daughter Miss Riess missing since March 2 after leaving North Chicago for Kenosha. A local burglary involved a drug overdose at Rev John Ferguson home with no valuables stolen.
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Miew Tillle Rueer
Magete Ruess
North Checage
Irl
Misa Riess
Racine Selthamer
Newton
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Pythians Hold National Jubilee in Chicago
The order’s procession filled Chicago on March 21 with 40,000 Pythians and 20,000 local brethren arriving by rail to attend the great jubilee. Knights and officials from across the country conferred degrees as crowds gathered at hotels and railway stations for the event.
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Violence erupts over divorce in Albion street clash
In Albion Nebraska Mrs Amelia Patterson and George Thompson fought in the street yesterday. Thompson was shot twice and bystander James Fury was struck by a bat. Thompson’s wounds are dangerous. The incident stems from a lengthy divorce and damage suit with both Patterson and Thompson as principals.
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George Thompson
Thompson
James Fury
Dillon's Hot Retort Sends Dillon From Chamber in Row
In Lomnion on March 21 a furious parliamentary brawl erupted as Dillon clashed with Chamberlain over insults and accusations. The speaker ruled both men improper, Dillon refused to apologize, and he was suspended for up to a week amid a chaotic House scene.
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United States Congress
South Carolina
Henry Campbell Hannerman
Alander
Chamberlain
Teney Campbell
Sanders
Per
John Dillon
Dillon
Tdillon
Balfour
Biennial elections and insurance tax repeal move forward
The senate passed a bill repealing a discriminatory tax on foreign insurance firms and set a 2 percent gross premium tax matching American firms. The biennial election amendment advanced in the house and likely will be adopted later, with two more legislatures required before a public vote. Separately, canal property cession talks with Colombia move toward U S ownership, while Bryan club members and livestock loss reports appear in various cities. Oil gusher reported near Barnesville flowing 300 barrels daily.
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Senate
House
Iowa
Smallpox Cooperation Promised by Marine Hospital Service
The Marine Hospital Service plans to cooperate with Nebraska in containing smallpox in the state. Directors of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad declare a 14 percent regular dividend. The New York Stock Exchange is closed today and will stay closed tomorrow. Prank A. Suling, a Gorham Manufacturing clerk in New York, has been arrested for embezzling 35,000. Charles McCleary was found dead in South Dallas, Texas, in what is ruled a suicide. Kenny Nye, who shot his wife in Stephentown, New York, last Tuesday, has been captured. William S. Leeds, president of the Rock Island road, bought the famous villa Otter Rocks at Bellhaven, Connecticut. An unidentified man died of starvation in New York. Fire at Fort Wayne caused 160,000 in damage to the five story Fox building. Fireman William Bennet was likely fatally injured.
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