Strained relations with Spain over Cuban import duties
United States Minister Taylor met Spanish Foreign Minister Grizard in Madrid to warn Spain that continued discriminating duties on Cuban imports may prompt presidential retaliation under the 1800 act. The move signals a broader push to force Spain to yield amid other trade tensions with Germany, Cuba, and ongoing negotiations.
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United States
Imo Madrid
Caba
Mapniv
Ir. Taylor
Senor Grizzard
Cuba
Senor
Spain
Train Robbery Gang Busted in Mississippi
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad reports capture of Lee Logue after an attempted November 17 passenger train robbery at Panther Burn. Fellow robbers J W Williams and Barney Boykin, fearing arrest, fled but Boykin turned state evidence and confessed in full.
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Mississippi
Boykin
Wickspera
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Panther Burn
Lee Logue
J. W. Williams
Barney Boykin
Very Truly Yours Eyewear Explains Old Dollars for 99 Cents
A concise note outlines a promotional offer where old dollars exchange for 99 cent eyewear. The piece emphasizes value, accessibility, and a limited time frame for customers to participate.
New Knights of Pythias Split Form Improved Order
Delegates from 12 states and 50 lodges in Burrito met at the Genesse hotel to withdraw from the Knights of Pythias and form the Improved Order of the Knights of Pythias. The German ritual issue sparked the break. leaders named include Charles H. Klee and George Seidensticker. The new body already vies with a 3,000 member base and aims to attract 13,000 potential members.
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Burrito
Genesse Hotel
Knights of Pythias
Order of the
Let
iThe Supreme Lodge
The
Washington
Supreme Lodge
Charles H. Klee
New York
George Seidensticker
Indiana
Conrad Kremer
William Brakhagen
District of Columbia
Scribe
Oscar Scholemann
Michigan
F. W. Rosaberb
Oscar Brede
Michigan; Supreme Inner Guard
Michael M. Stein
West Virginia
Supreme
G. A. Reinwald
Connection
Henry A. Bucholz
H. H. Hagendorn
Julius Schmidt
Anton Boss
Mexican desperado Antoro handed to Mexican authorities
Geraldo Lou, who led a 2 year old raid on Sanigaco with massacre and arson, has been delivered to Mexican authorities by US Marshal Ware under Acting Secretary Uhl order. Arrested last September, he faces murder arson robbery and kidnapping charges and will be tried and shot in New Laredo after transfer to Mexican custody.
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Antoro
Geraldo Louis
Sanigaco
Texas
United States
Ware
Uhl
Washington
New Laredo
Mexico
Louis
State Department
Garza
California Fig Syrup Ad Displays Gentle Laxative Claims
An OCR fragment advertises Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting, effective remedy for kidneys and bowels, purporting to cleanse the system, relieve colds and headaches, and ease constipation. The ad cites California Fruit Syrup Company and a Sacramento address, reflecting era promotional language.
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Mret Iid
Commies
Royal Baking Powder Aids Digestive Comfort
Advertisement claims people unable to eat cake biscuits or pastry due to indigestion can now enjoy them with Royal Baking Powder. It is described as a pure cream of tartar and bicarbonate of soda product that acts as a preventive of dyspepsia.
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Hose
After Morgan's Seat Colonel Reess Will Contest
Washington dispatch reports a Populist Nebraskan resolution seeking a select committee to probe Alabama's government form and election conduct, to be addressed after holidays. Other items include a Shiloh battlefield park bill passage, Nicaragua canal debate, and currency bill committee actions.
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Reess
Nicaragus Canal
Washington
Allen
Nebraska
Alabama
Senate
United States Army
Hawley
Connecticut
Shiloh
Tennessee
Lodge
Morsachapella
Dineral Enots
Turpie
Indiana
Cullom
Illinois
House Committee On Rules
Fly
House
Cieef
Wise
Virginia
Commerce Committee
Springer
Richardson
Johnson
Kentucky's Taxes Cause Tax Collector Threatened Sale
In Moroaxhtetp Dec 19 tax collector Blackwell and his son arrived to hold a special sale of personal property and land to recover taxes on a railroad that was never built. Bondholders attorney Fetland warned, mass meetings formed, and the sale did not occur amid threats of trouble. The district faces roughly 250000 dollars in owed taxes after 25 years.
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Blackwell
John Fetland
Harry
Uniontown
Morganfield
Corrected casualty list from West Bay City boiler blast
West Bay City Mich Dec 19 corrected list of deaths and injuries from Russell Brothers box factory boiler explosion. Names show many youths among the dead and missing with uncertain ages and causes. Officials and experts investigate the cause as fire and water damage obscure records.
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West Bay City
Mich
Russell Brothers
John Caleatt
George Pland
Albert Rahn
John Ernie
Aare Wan Her
Log Burt
Jared
The Queen’s Health News Note
The item notes Queen Victoria’s health, with fragments mentioning Malling Loxpos and a possible report on her condition.
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Loxpos
Des
Germany's Gun in Luger Rifle Seeks US Purchase
Newport R I December 19 Emmil Szathmay secretary to Mr Luger of Berlin inventor of the Luger rifle says the ordnance department has set a price on the gun and an option on its purchase until June 1895 If no gun of American design is secured the government will adopt his invention The naval small arm board reports only three defects found in trials and otherwise praises the design Luger must fix defects by March 15 including premature bolt pull magazine unloading and a dismount requirement for the magazine system
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Newport
R. L
Emmil Szathmay
Luger
Berlin
New York
Ordnance Department
Szathmay
Naval Small Arm Board
Report Denied Says Japanese Were Well Behaved at Port Arthur
Foreign correspondents in Hiroshima report that returning troops caused no regrettable scenes at Port Arthur and that Japanese conduct was excusable as among the best European armies. The Japanese civil authorities impose strict protections for returning residents, with many being fed by Japanese aid. Admiral Ting was arrested for failing to defend the Port Arthur dockyard.
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Port Arthur
Londox
Times
Hiroshima
Admiral Ting
Miners Delegates Divided As Strike Seems Likely
A district delegate convention of the miners adjourned without consensus on action after proposals to set 69 cents per ton failed or were tabled. Delegates largely favored 69 cents, leaving a strike as a probable outcome amid operator rate cuts. In Mescoire James French and three confederates robbed John Pierce’s store and its clerks, then fled after a hostile reception wounding one robber and a citizen.
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Mescoire
L T
James French
Texanna
John Pierce
Stora
French
End comes for banker Eugene Kelly in New York
The Paris cor respond ent says France orders chancellor of the legion of honor to review Socialist Deputy Rouanett case and purge Panama scandal commissions. Eugene Kelly, famed banker, dies at 9 35 a m at his New York home with family and physician present. he had been unconscious.
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Loxnos
Paris
Daily News
Legion of Honor
Rouanett
Legion
Rolla
Panama
New York
Eugene Kelly
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