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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1896

Page

4

Cuba reports successful landings of expeditions near Cardenas and Mariel

A Havana dispatch says the Callazo and Calixto Garcia landings near Vacadero beach and Mariel mark key insurgent moves. The Bermuda cargo’s arrival could arm thousands, while Gomez appears to advance into Santa Clara as Spanish columns shadow Maceo’s movements. Police arrests reach a new high as Havana cracks down on suspects.

Maceo Shermuda Hans Gomes Santalara New York Herald Havana Cuba Cardenas Vacadero Beach Bermuda Mariel Pinar del Rio Havana Military Post Oliver Key West Mariel Harbor Guanajay Cabanas Gomez Matanzas Santa Clara Pando

Ex-Senator Miller recounts Nicaragua Canal history and needs

Ex-Senator Warner Miller of New York testified before the House Commerce Committee detailing the Nicaragua Canal Co from inception to present. He argued capitalists favor government control, urged a government bond guarantee of 70 to 80 million dollars, and criticized the government commission for inflating costs and acting on opposition.

Warner Miller Has & Grievasco Commission Washington New York House Commerce Committee Nicaragua Canal Co Europe United States Senate Miller Nicaragua

Cuban Resolutions Adopted by Senate Concerning Spain Cuba War

The Cuban resolutions passed the senate after a brief session and the house is expected to concur without delay. They declare public war conditions in Cuba and urge strict U S neutrality in ports and territory while offering friendly U S mediation to Spain to recognize Cuban independence.

WashHinetron Senate House House of Representatives Congress Spain Cuba United States of America United States

Hippolyte Dead From Apoplexy in Hayti Presidency Ends

Washington reports United States Minister Smyth cables Port au Prince announcing the death of Hipployte, president of Hayti. Born 1827 in Cape Haitian, he was a general and politician who became acting president in 1889 and was elected president for seven years in 1890, son of one of Soulanque’s ministers.

Hayti Washington Olney United States Henry M. Smyth Port-au-Prince Hippolyte Louis Mondestin Florinl Hippolyte Cape Haitien Mulateo Soulanque

March demonstration outside U S consulate disrupts by police

A crowd gathered near the United States consulate on a Wednesday march. Students and others formed groups, chanted slogans, and burned small items but were dispersed by police before reaching the consulate. The U S consul stood on the balcony and witnessed the protest without being molested.

Spanip Pda United States Pablo

Uneasy over Cuban case delays in Guineze

March 27. The state department lacks information from Spanish Cuba about Walter Dygart of Illinois imprisoned at Guineze. Telegraph lines and railways are down between Havana and Guineze, 45 miles apart, hindering news. Rep. Hopkins of Illinois has pressed the department for action for his constituent.

Wasuteron State Department Cuba Williams Walter Dygart Illinois Guineze Havana Hopkins Dygart

Venezuelan commission to pursue new inquiry lines

Washington report notes that no formal meeting was held yesterday as last week’s session outlined fresh investigative lines yet to be developed for discussion. Next week’s meeting is expected to show progress toward solving the dispute, with Venezuela due to present manuscript records and maps from Vatican, Seville, and The Hague archives.

Washington Venezuela Vatican Seville Museum Hague Mport

The Dons Mad At Action Of American Congress

Madrid dispatch notes strong Spanish reaction to U S belligerency claims regarding Cuban insurgents and calls for government restraint. Weyler’s role praised as broadly approved amid rising national exasperation. Liberal faction seeks Cuban autonomy amid the crisis. Damaged by Fire in Des Moines building destroys stock and property worth about 65 000 dollars. half insured.

American Congress London Standard Madrid Weyier Andi Des Mores L. Har

No Change in General Business Condition Noted

Dun's review reports disappointing aggregate failures for three weeks of March totaling 12,388,614 liabilities, with 259 U.S. and 39 Canada failures. Wheat rises a point while corn and cotton hold. foreign trade improves slightly, exports up six percent over last year. Copper and steel markets show modest gains. rail and textile sectors remain tepid amid ample supply and slow marketing of finished goods. A large coal land lease in Pennsylvania promises coke output, and a bill to expedite delivery of imported parcels moves toward favorable committee action.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade Today Texas United States Canada Englad Alabama Pittsburgh Carnegie Japan

Fencing leaders seek De Kalb line for lasting work

The De Kalb Fence Co of De Kalb Illinois promotes a full range of smooth wire fencing for lawns fields gardens and farms. They urge readers to request a free catalogue and highlight steel web picket fences cable field fences and rabbit fences as strong options. Also promoting Homeseeker’s Excursions to Kansas and Nebraska with low round trip fares and Union Pacific land sales of farm tracts from 92.50 to 10.00 per acre with favorable terms.

de Kalb Fence Co de Kalb Ilinois Eseeker Kansas Nebraska Homeseeeker Missouri River Chicago Peoria St. Louis United States Union Pacificn Railway Company Union Pacific B. A. McAbnastrr Omaha Neb

Mothers Watch Declining Health Of Daughters In Letter

A letter recalls a daughter named Gora, aged 19, who was run down and declining with a tired feeling. Friends feared she would not live over three months. The writer urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to restore blood quality and health in early stages of consumption.

Hood Gora

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