Cuban Leader Gomes Alive Despite Rumors of Death
Havana dispatch reports Maximo Gomes is not dead but ill and physically worn. A Spanish press view notes growing concern about his condition as U S Congress debate and Madrid papers react to Cuba policy. Weyler and officials remain cautious amid rumors of aging and weakened strength.
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Weyler
Ager
Cienfuegos
Santa Clara
Ranchuelo
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House of Representatives
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Debate on currency plan draws crowd in Atlanta meeting
A large audience packed the tabernacle for the second in a series of joint debates on currency between Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith and ex Speaker Charles Crisp. Smith argued against free silver coinage while Crisp defended its policy and challenged Smith’s positions amid strong audience reaction.
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Debated debt proposal and Cuban resolution hearings
The article reports on a debt proposition amid a rejoinder by Secretary Smith and a critique of currency ratios. It notes a drowning incident involving Col. soil Alfred and a small party near the Railay river. In Washington, Cuban debate returns to the floor with a conference report, though gallery attendance drops.
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Colsoil Alfred
General Land Office
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Railay River
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Clevelana
Higney
Wasmorow
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Railroads set new passenger fare rates in South Carolina
The South Carolina Commission announces rail fare changes under recent legislation. For certain lines including the Georgia Plant system and Western Carolina, rates are 8 cents per mile or 9 cents with minimum charges and caps differ by road. Other roads charge 6? to 8? cents per mile plus minimums. tickets must be purchased or cashed within 20 days at company ticket offices.
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Coummata
Reis
Ander Sathortag
Georgia
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Carolina
Wiltral
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Becter
Liquor Seizure on Goat Island Stuns Dispensary Constables
Dispensary Constables Harlan Roach and Livingston raided Goat Island near the city and seized a large stock of liquor. About 90 kegs, seven half barrels and 100 plats of whiskey were found hidden in marshes after a tip. Owners may appeal the seizure as a government action under interstate commerce laws.
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Cganteston
Harlan, Roach
Lvingston
Wil
Mae Bos
Negro Lynched in Mintstop Toreto by Mob
A young Black man about 18 was taken from jail by a mob and lynched in front of the courthouse in Mintstop Toreto. Details from the April report describe the mob entering the jail and carrying out the lynching as authorities stood by.
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Mintstop Toreto
Miss
Pugilist Jesse Clark Seemingly Deathbound But Likely Recovery
Clark Willecover Mescrars reports Jesse Clark the pugilist, once thought dying, has survived while receiving care and may recover. Local medical staff express cautious optimism about his condition amid ongoing treatment.
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Mescrars
Jesse Clark
Soem Oban Rans
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