Revolt in Guatemala stuns as troops quell uprising
Reported unrest in Guatemala ends in a government counterstrike that drives rebels from Mantel with ten dead or wounded. Dispatches indicate a border raid by Tadoo Tribuno and his 75 followers from San Salvador, looting towns and clashing with a 100 strong garrison at Esquipulas before retreating. The Herald notes censorship at San Jose and hints at Barrios facing opposition from regional rivals as details remain scarce.
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San Jose Salvador
Tadoo Tribunino
San Salvador
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Barrios
Eeene
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Attempted bank bombing shocks Bilck town
Early Feb 2 a dynamite blast targeted Gardiner Morrow Co private bankers in the center of Hotiparssura Pa. A stick forced under the door exploded causing windows to shatter. The motive appears tied to recent bank failures. investigators think a clue exists but details are unclear. Also mentions ex Queen visits Mrs Cleveland and a drowning tragedy near Santos Barbera.
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Pounayivada Bulding
Hotiparssura
Gardiner, Morrow & Co
Ted
Eotice
Lil
Mrs. Cleveland
Promising Salvation Oil Health Claim From Ashland Ad
An advertisement cites a testimonial from Jno M Hall of Ashland Virginia praising Salvation Oil for rapid relief of rheumatism neuralgia and ankle muscle pain. The copy claims the liniment works where other remedies fail and emphasizes propriety and proven benefit.
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Jno
M. Hall
Ashland
Yerkes to be named Kentucky senator upon Blackburn retirement
February 2 reports say Governor Bradley plans to appoint Mr. Yerkes as U S senator from Kentucky when Senator Blackburn retires in March. The legislature will not be in session to confirm, and the governor expects Senate support for the appointment.
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Bradley
Yerkes
Blackburn
Senate
Blizzard Hurts Business In Southern Trade Reports
The bitter cold across the South depresses commerce yet hints at early industrial growth. Birmingham plans a small steel plant while coal districts see active mine work and new contracts to supply New Orleans and Mississippi territory. New industries include a 25 000 ton compress and gin at Huntsville and a fertilizers plant in Columbus Georgia. A cousin of Horace Greeley is jailed for horse theft amid a tale of reckless mountain rides and hidden partners.
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Southern Iron
Birmingham
Birmingham Rolling Test Company
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West Alabama Coal Association
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Mississippi Territory
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RK. G. Vance Company
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Charleston
W. Va
A ©. Bradley Company
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W. V. Greeley
Cousina
Trier
McKinley to Create Trade and Commerce Department
New York dispatch says President McKinley will establish a department of trade and commerce early in his administration to advise on shipping and duties. The plan includes appointing a New Yorker to oversee ships and ports as part of the new federal body. Governor on the rack charges surface as congressman Warner arrives to testify on soldiers home management in Leavenworth.
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St. Loui
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Sri Vida
Smavesweath
Kay
Warner
Illinois
A. J. Smith
Leavenworth
Aeriven
Washngton
Miers
Core Ker
Georgia Road Fast Mail Wreck Attempt Foiled
Near Covington Georgia a bold wreck attempt on the fast mail train failed after engineer Murphy kept the engine on the rails. The crew and passengers were warned as detectives take up the case while Union Pacific figures in broader political action.
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Cotton Combine Formed to Control Cotton Prices Rumor
Batelan Feb 2 The Progressive Farmer warns of a giant combine planned to control cotton prices. Proposals include charters for gins with compresses at many points, pushing square bales out and moving to round bales. Railroads would haul them cheaper, seed men would push cheaper seeds, and farmers may be compelled to gin at new sites. Unified farmer action is urged to defeat the scheme, which they say targets existing gins and ginners.
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Fitchville Yard
Batelan
National Farmers’ Alliance
Cottom States
Bandit Leader Escapes Lynching After Robbery Near Narrowly
A Baptist parson led gang members who robbed Mark Griffin of 25 dollars and severely cut him nine miles from Narrowly. Four Black men died in jail after narrowly escaping lynching as Griffin, returning from selling cotton, was attacked in a covered bridge over Pacolet River. One assailant stripped him and the gang vanished. authorities report a named Baptist associate involved.
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Mark Griffin
Griffin
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Odder's Bridge
Ansley’s Americus Market Report on Prices and Freight
Special to The Trees Recompiled: market notes from Americus Georgia on foods and provisions. Prices for corn and oats move down in Chicago and Duluth while southern buyers benefit from freight cuts. Canned goods hold steady with bullish mood despite cold Florida. Oranges and lemons arrive in poor condition but Ansley’s quotes hold old prices.
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B. D. Ansley
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E. D. Ansley
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Porte
D. Anslay
Year Murderers to Hang in February
An item notes that murderers are to be hanged on February 23 under orders from Sheriff Frank and Ree. The text is fragmentary but indicates a scheduled execution in February.
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