Spain Acknowledges Delicate Cuban Policy and Armament Moves
Madrid states there is no official note from the United States on Cuba and Spain will not protest actions in Washington. It notes appreciation for mediation offers but warns against outside interference. Weyler plans only troop reliefs and coast guard ship preparations to patrol Cuba and deter filibusters. An insurgent envoy reports Maceo has 3,000 men near Havana and captures of rifles and field pieces, with 29,000 Gomez supporters returning to form a larger force ahead of an April effort. A separate item reports a man in Aperpara confessing to three murders.
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New York
Cuba
Congress
Canovas
Joseph Pulitzer
Council of State
Madrid
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Washington
Taylor
Spain
Cleveland
Lam Faily
United States Congress
High Seas
Weyler
Marquis of
Sants Lucia
Las Villas
Gannovas Per CasTiLo
Wis Coumand
Tampa
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Antonio Maceo
Junta
Gomez
Maceo
Cano
Havana
Paso Real
Candeleria
Quizar
Puerto Principe
Golden
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Chattanooga
W. A. Miller
First National Bank of
South Dakota
Will Purvis
Purvis
Theodore Ricksecker
William II
Brockway
Grean
Trenton
BIG VESSEL LONG OVERDUE
The City of Rio de Janeiro, a Pacific Mail liner with 156 on board, disappeared after leaving San Francisco Feb 6 bound for Yokohama. No word has reached company offices despite daily telegrams. aboard were 4 cabin passengers and a crew of 30 whites and 79 Chinese, with about 10 Europeans, 10 Japanese, and 22 Chinese passengers in total aboard.
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Rito de Janeiro
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Rio de Janeiro
Orient
Yokohama
New York
Noted Men At Rest Governor Greenhalge Dies In Lowell
Massachusetts governor and Archbishop Kenrick among late leaders listed. Governor Greenhalge died at 12 40 from uraemia due to kidney inflammation. Frederick T Greenhalge, Harvard graduate 1863, became lawyer, Lowell city solicitor, mayor, legislator, congressman, and governor three times. Peter Richard Kenrick died in St Louis at age near 90 after 66 years as bishop. William J Campbell, Illinois Republican committeeman, died of pneumonia after a short illness.
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Massachusetts
Kenrick
Lowe
Mass
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Harvard University
Congress
Eighth
Lowell
St. Louis
Peter Richard Kenrick
Campbell
Cmeaco
William J. Campbell
Illinois
Republican Party
Holmes
Chicago
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Gilbert
Burleigh
Babcock
Wisconsin
Hartman
Montana
Cleveland
Valentine Kurtz
Danaville
N. Y
Market Report From Duluth and Chicago Stages
Market notes from Duluth and Chicago detail wheat prices for March through July, with cash bids and futures highlights. Also listed are hogs cattle and sheep market conditions in Duluth and Chicago, with price ranges and receipts, followed by closing price data for wheat corn oats and pork.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards
St. Pawn
Queliby
Chicago
Upton
Cariaco
Texas
Curiaco
Fancy fight and public notices across March events
A digest from Mar 3 to Mar 8 reports Kid McCoy's 16 round knockout of Tom Ryan in Maspeth New York and a St Louis dog show, plus smallpox in Dugowin and Caixo Illinois. R O McBride sues 48 men for 26000, currency calls bank statements, Jameson defense in Johannesburg, Horsa captain questioned, Cuban waters filibuster probe. March 4 weather and Vermont snow, Bermuda incident abandoned, Amoskeag mills to close two months, 10000+ workers affected. Fire, coronation, treasury balances, Bozeman tunnel fire, Irish promise, Kattowitz mine disaster, Holmes execution May 7, and multiple local notices.
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Kid" McCoy
Tomty Ryan
St. Louis
Dugwoin
Caixo
State Board of Health
R. O. McBride
Mitchell
3. D
Dr. Jameson
Johannesburg
Wiborg
Horsa
Cuban
Arnold Boys
Vermont
United States
Bermuda
Amoskeag Corporation
Manchester
N. H
North Dakota Railroad Commissionipin
Fargo
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
William Tucker
Jefferson
Independent movement forms from Sea Cliff police officers
The Christian Cedade movement emerges after Sea Cliff officers deserted the Salvation Army. Ballington Booth accepts leadership via telegram and assigns Captain Soake to manage. An independent church plans a hall in the former Sea Cliff corps barracks and may launch an opposing paper to War Cry.
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Bailington
Ballington Booth
Soake
Salvation Army Sea Cliff Corps
President Denies Authorized Statement on Cuban Policy
The president told an Associated Press representative that he never saw the published Cuban question statement, does not know its origin, and is not responsible for it. He emphasized he communicates with the public clearly and that any statement claiming to reflect his views may be a newspaper guess.
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Cuba
Wasamneron
Associated Press
Fire-destroyed Herold Wisconsin home claims seven lives
At Herold Wisconsin Alma area early March 7 a fire gutted the house of G F Oldhouse. The family of seven including father mother and five children aged 20 to 10 perished. Cause unknown but lamp tradition cited. robber theory briefly discussed as money found in ruins sparked speculation of motive.
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Herold
Wis Alma
Wis
G. F. Oldhouse
Oldhouse
First Phillips Insurance Suits Decided in Osukasa Wis
The first of the Phillips Wisconsin fire insurance suits to reach a decision was won by the plaintiff Davis Lumber Company. The action involved about $2,000 against two insurance firms. Other suits total about $80,000 and more than a few hundred thousand dollars are tied up in ongoing cases. Some companies settled while others faced default judgments. another case for $30,000 is on trial.
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Phillips
Wis
Osukasa
City of
Phillips Py
Davis Lumber Company
Evicting Settlers In Wisconsin Central Suits
Wisconsin Central begins ejectment suits against homesteaders in AsHLane and statewide, seeking $3,000 damages per defendant as receivers claim federal court decisions authorize possession. Also reports Sage damages upheld, a Wisconsin pioneer dead, outlaws defeated in Indian Territory, and a man shot by footpads in Iowa.
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Johnstown
Li Hung Chang
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Cleophas Company
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Christian Grusabe
Wisconsin Central
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Federal Courts of
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George Hiles
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Red Buck
George Miller
Miller
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C. G. Wilson
Clarinda
Tvice
Bradfield
J. M. Johnson
Malvern, Ark
Bradfield Regulator CO
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