Italy in turmoil as Crispi cabinet resigns amid riots
Crowds throng the Rome chamber and streets as Signor Crispi announces the cabinet resignation. Police clash with protesters while socialists denounce the government. Rioting spreads to Milan Parma and beyond with arrests, vandalism, and military mobilization. Government formation continues amid unrest and reports of Italian losses at Adowa.
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Weyler Proclaims Amnesty Offer to Rebels in Cuba War
Gen Weyler issues a proclamation offering liberty to rebels in Matanzas Fortten Clare Puerto Principe and Santiago if they surrender. Those who come in under arms are freed, others are surveilled. Towns must report rebel supporters within ten days. After forty six days noncompliance marks them rebels with confiscated property. Other provisions impose surveillance on late surrenders and exclude pardons for known robbers.
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Rioters Attack United States Consulate Contained by Police
A large anti-American mob rioted in an overseas city targeting American goods and the U.S. consulate. Police restrained the crowds with swords and firearms after shops were looted and windows shattered. Two officers were wounded as authorities dispersed demonstrators briefly, with sustained security around the consulate.
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Martial Law In Valencia Forces Riot Crackdown
Madrid reports martial law after Valencia protests erupt outside the bull ring with 10 000 marchers. Gendarmes block entry, shots fired wounding a Royal chest. later troops restore order as crowds chant Long live Spain Death to the Yankees. Barcelona sees pro Spain demonstrations as tensions rise. Washington says universities closed in Madrid Barcelona Valencia Granada Cadiz to curb outbreaks amid Cuban issue. de Lome criticizes misinformation and Senate remarks.
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Corea's Cruel King and a Coup at Seoul Recounts
News from Yokohama reports a coup in Seoul where the Korean king and crown prince formed a new government after beheading Premier Kim Wong Wan and other cabinet ministers. Five heads were to be displayed, telegraph lines cut, and foreign warships moved to Seoul as Swift actions aimed to avenge the queen's death.
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Trade Review Assessment From Dunned Brade Street
G Dun & Co reports a cautious trade outlook with improved prospects but limited actual sales. Iron and steel show price strength, but other sectors face weak demand, wool grapples with declines and factory layoffs, while rail and securities markets show mixed strength amid Cuba and Baltimore and Ohio developments.
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Death of Massachusetts Governor Greenhalge in Lowell
Gov. Frederick Thomas Greenhalge of Massachusetts died at Lowell after a period of unconsciousness. Born in Ciltheree England July 16 1842 he immigrated to the US with his father and studied law before entering public service. He served as Lowell mayor in 80 and 81, was a delegate to the Republican national convention, served in the legislature, and was elected governor succeeding Gov. Russold.
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Two Burned To Death At Gas Well Near Metz West Virginia
At the Bouth Lesaslyvanin Oil gas well two miles east of Metz, a fire broke out as men worked. Eight were burned, two died soon after, and a third is not expected to survive. Patrick Quinn of Daweswood died hours after severe burns, Sanne Akers perished from full force of flames.
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Naval Hero Gone Rear Admiral Wilko Lasyok Dies
Rear Admiral Henry Wolke United States Navy died Saturday afternoon at his Brooklyn home aged 88. Born on a Lynhavan river plantation, he commanded gunboats Taylor and Lexington protecting Gen Geant's retreat, and led gunboat Curandate at Mort Henry. Awarded captain in 1902, he rose to admiral before retiring a year later. He leaves a widow, son, and two grand children.
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Weyler orders deportations amid Cuban civilian arrests
Reports say Captain General Weyler issued new instructions to officers demanding stronger proof before deporting accused civilians. He warned commanders they will be held responsible for false arrests as Cubans, often civilians, are detained and sent to Ceuta or the Isle of Luzon amid mounting detentions and reports of executions of prisoners. The article notes growing international outcry over the harsh measures in Cuba and Spain’s handling of detainees.
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Terrible powder blast tears through Durham mines near Chattanooga
A massive explosion at the Durham coal mines on Lookout Mountain, 22 miles from Chattanooga, killed two convicts and left a third dying. A spark from a torch ignited giant powder cartridges weighing about 20 to 85 pounds, blasting miners to fragments and injuring many others. Convicts had been using powder to ease mining and stealing it, with the blast triggering a chaotic, deadly collapse and widespread shock among nearby workers.
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Run on the Bank Strikes San Jose as Liquidity Wanes
Bank directors announce liquidation after a Friday and Saturday run by major depositors. Assets reported at 1,170,000 with liabilities of 675,000 and a 256,000 surplus. President Vernama D. Murphy blamed the crisis on mortgage pressure and depositor anxiety.
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