Congress Opens Extraordinary Session In March 14 1895
Washington reports that the Fifty-fifth Congress will convene in extraordinary session tomorrow to push through President McKinley’s tariff and related measures. The plan aims for rapid passage via special orders, with Speaker Steed guiding routine votes and committees, while the new tariff bill is introduced, printed, and reviewed by Democrats before a likely floor debate later in the week.
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Washington
Congress
McKinley
Sherman
Senate
Uke Aladdin
Thor
Steed
Republiean
Anyauve
Mhin
Apoulal
Cleveland
Canton
Appropriations Committee
Republ
J_ McDowell
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Hualbow
Reed
Treaty and Nomination Delays Mark Senate Week in March
Washington reports President Hobart plans to open the new session at noon tomorrow with work ahead. Arbitration treaty with Great Britain draws opposition while supporters expect a small deficit in votes. Nominations for Meares Corbett and Henderson loom for committee reference. Committees gear up for bills postponed from last congress and wary of executive workload.
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Washington
Vine
Hobart
Senate
Goth
Great Britain
Davis
Friends of the Treaty
Geeston
Mrunticy
Meares
Corbett
Henderson
Vaenneles
Oreana
Merida
Treasury changes to be slow send no nominations soon
Washington March 14 Contrary to expectations there will be no nominations sent to the senate for important Treasury Department posts for some time Secretary Gage indicated he is considering two assistant secretaryships but delayed action. The leading candidates named are W T Howell and Spaulding for assistant secretary, with two rivals for chief clerk position Wallace Ting and Major Brackett.
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Retary Gage
Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Ganett
Aix
Hamlin
Jinge
W. Tl. Howell
Havie
Spaulding
Neorstory
Harrison
Wallace Ting
Ehief
Major Brackett
Michee Malina Vinal Leach
Maron Warr
Tinawee
Herrman Dingley Maich
Cochrane Hotrt
House
Dingtey
Puritan Tow Not Sighted By Washington Navy Dept
In a March report the Navy Department noted no sighting of the Puritan tow near Washington. Officials said no apprehension existed for the convoy’s safety and that Captain Bande was en route to New York for ultimate destination.
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Washington
Amyy- Department
Waeitan
Navy Department
Wwe
New York
Hocker Giere
Earlieat
Butler Stance Shifts Over Australia War Debate
Fragmentary wires report a shift in stance as Butler contemplates ending the confrontation with Australia. The Times notes alarm in London as political and economic pressures shape the path forward, with reference to tariffs and restraint in wartime measures.
Ban Removals From Shoemaker Disgraced Counsel in Holmes Case
Disjointed report details a one year ban from practice for lawyer Willan A Hhonmaaker alleged to have aided in a survey for Dr Holmes client. The text, filled with garbled names and phrases, mentions court orders, alleged influence of a figure called “evil aye,” and references to Havana and London amid a chaotic recount of legal actions and inquiries.
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Holmes
Philadelphia
Willan A. Hhonmaaker
Biren
Wren
Weute
Bhoruinker
Itorwat
Pearl Bryan Murder Trial Sees Scott Jackson Hanged
Cincinnati readers recall the Pearl Bryan case as Scott Jackson faces death at the gallows for her murder. The sensational 1896 crime, involving Pearl Bryan of a Groveland family, and two medical students Alonzo Walling and Dr. Booth, attracted national attention. The plot, execution details, and eventual reprieve of Walling filled columns as authorities pursued justice and public reaction amid the grim events surrounding the New Port murder.
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Cincinnati
Wien
Scott Jhekeon
Moutin
Nuveport
Efe
Pearl Wryan
Groycualie
Ind
Berndabe
Teo Andi
Wilt Wood
Croencastle
Lim
Weyler's Troops Repulse Insurgent Column Near Puerto Principe
Spanish forces under General Castellanos engage insurgents near Ban Guinamo and Los Clayntey, repelling a dawn assault on March 7. The clash along the Yeates river ends with heavy enemy losses and 47 insurgents killed or wounded, while Spanish casualties are reported as three officers and a number of men wounded. The army continues to hold the fortifications as supplies run low.
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Union de Lane
San Jame de Coubs Villey
Hon
Yeates
Castallanoe
Kittel
Castellanos
Heutanuns
Mix Rowulate
Adutonis
Alfred Baur
Seth
Kinane
Deverdh Yilioen
Mplaisonia
Volun
sAlto
Penn
Grant Monument Inaugural Parade Plans Announced
New York officials report favorable progress for the Grant Monument Inaugural parade on April 21. A large turnout is expected with a United States navy color guard, national guard units, cadets, and veterans groups joining in the national ceremony as foreign dignitaries and governors watch the events unfold.
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New York
Maron M
Khausemonte
Inauaie
Altute
General Dodge
Rani Marehithy
United Etalée
National
Frokean
Grand Army
Ue Ateuithtics
Conenander Roth
Lane
Velorana
Donvehuy
Union Veterain
World’s Record at Fly Casting Reported
The article describes Waller Manxfield achieving a World’s record in fly casting during a warm morning tournament. Fans cheered wildly as the record was announced and the crowd surged along the riverfront.
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Waller Manxfield
Ban Ranches
Manel
Weller Myer
Stow
Hiv
Raniear
Marwnield
Hampton
War Against King Plutocracy and Unemployed Protest
Fragmented OCR notes describe unemployed groups in Chiemee and Deokarattan protesting a king’s plutocracy. Mention a so called Declaration of Independence and calls for meetings to discuss unemployment and relief. Notes reference Alger in a Canadian company in a garbled context.
Elkins Fire Destroys Business District in West Virginia
Fragmentary text notes a blaze damaging Elk ins town core with references to various local names and entities. The report hints at losses including buildings and goods, while mentioning responses and salvage efforts as authorities investigate the incident.
Edifice Dedicated at Witkineshure Scene of Solemn Services
The formal dedication at Witkineshure marks the opening of the Trinity church of Winners. Officials oversee the erection of a main structure and altars as parishioners gather for a solemn service. A total cost and timeline details are noted in the ceremony report.
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Poe
Pau
Blockade of Crete Ports Looms as Tense Crisis Grows
Readable fragments describe a planned immediate blockade of Crete ports and potential naval actions. The text references a joint British-Russian stance, possible cooperation with France, and required diplomatic moves before formal measures. Key figures and dates remain unclear due to OCR damage.
Crete Insurrection Sparks European Power Tensions
FragmentedText notes Greek government indifference and foreign powers reacting to the Crete insurrection. It suggests imperial authorities seek caution while urging military readiness, hinting at a broader European response and potential policy shifts amid unrest on Crete.
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Grose
Inuxathan
Adupt
European Troop Landing and Inland Turmoil Report
Fragmented dispatch describes European troop landings to Ned mry and Candia to preserve order amid ongoing attacks. It notes Admiral plans, Italian warship actions, and insurgent bombardments at Kinane, with expectations of further landings and shifting command amid authority confusion.
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Gana
Ned Mry
Weathered Echoes of a Port Tale in Turbulent Seas
Fragmented OCR style text hints at maritime themes with Adriatic and Mediterranean ports. Mentions jovial or grim phrases, a character or event named Wy welling, and a fortitude linked to a fort or goins. Overall, the readable fragments describe a sea voyage or port conflict context without clear facts.
Proposals from Athens and London on Balkan terms
Rumors from Athens and London suggest Greek officials weigh Crete and Bosnia options to preserve Ottoman integrity while avoiding annexation. A Greek government member hints Greece could back a Crete settlement similar to Bosnia, with Vrance urged to lead on a proposed solution as France acts and Britain eyes a naval role.
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London
Greene Moore
Lonedon
Athens
Cretes
Bognia
Ottoman Empire
Vrance
Liles
France
Great Britain
Preparations Grow as Frontiers Tense Amid War Fears
Amid rising frontier tension a6 PROFLE Ot MO HOI WATE reports widespread military preparations. Troop concentrations near Kilmwomria and threats of Turkish incursions into Macedonia prompt Greece to ready defenses. Greek correspondents fear propaganda aims and potential clashes, while Bulgaria and Crete brace for possible escalation. A formal declaration of war looms as Allied powers monitor developments and Greek authorities warn Turkey against fortifications.
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Tarius
Macedonia
Euleus
Lar
Byrin
Amare
Rere
Bllintmas Bay
Trobe
Prince Nicholas
Phinsande
Horoes
Miles My
Ue Eit
Jari Sume
Forta
Praversa
Sportsmen's Tournament opens in New York exposition
A lengthy article describes the opening of a national sportsmen exhibition at New York's Madison Square Garden featuring gun and rifle displays. It highlights trials for the national revolver championship, prize money, and the indoor fly-archery contest. Officials from U.S. and international shooting bodies attend as spectators.
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New York
Nbsdiwt Square
Gueden
Anc
Wontern Frontier
Uae
Melia Hood
Bailey
Pollim Sali Fundsmen
Naval
Waltons
Unieefty
Siudain
Taye
Wintstead
Gertint
Crick
Ahalt
Reilow
Hampton
Amelia
P. Cooper Hewitt Fe
Thermate
Elem
Taube Walton
War material for Transvaal reported by London dispatch
London telegraph reports German officials stating that two entry lanes were opened to supply arms for the Transvaal so as to bolster operations. The dispatch notes growing German support and military movements, with reference to Vienna and Wallin Day, and mentions Johnson’s envoy delivering instructions this morning.
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Glove Eesurance Communitn
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