War News and Political Reforms Amid Cuban Tensions
Reports from Havana and Madrid describe Spain's push for declarations of reform and pardon as Weyler’s campaign ends, with Olney hopeful reforms will be accepted. Senator Sherman denies Cuban policy pact with Olney, while Porto Rico’s governor general discusses reforms and troop levels. Major Lory cleared of corruption charges though admonished. other items include a priest’s legal action and Bryan speaking in Houston before 5,000 attendees.
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Salvation Oil Praised As Cure For Sprains And Pains
Mrs Frank Julf of Detroit Michigan writes Salvation Oil has no equal for sprains bruises and pains in her family. The testimonial notes its effectiveness and offers the reader trust in the product from a local user perspective.
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Train Robbery Near Bowmans, Alabama by Masked Bandits
Bandits robbed westbound Southern railway passenger train No. 85 near the North River Bridge, 63 miles west of Bowmans, Alabama. Three masked men escaped with loot while detectives and bloodhounds pursued, suspected tied to a recent similar robbery in the same area involving the famous railroad thief Rab Barrows. The engine was Brown. conductor Wil. J. Ward was aboard. W Agee wired for detectives from the train. A special train and police with bloodhounds were dispatched to the scene.
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Ryder Determined to Die in Jail Fire Attempt
In Corfu, Georgia, Jan 22 Dr W Ryder again tried to end his life by setting fire to bed clothes in his jail cell. A neighbor spotted smoke, alerted Jailer Priests, and rescuers reached Ryder on the third floor. He was taken to the corridor and water was used to quell the blaze. He survived, but vows to kill himself again, as he did a week ago.
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Great Lakes to Atlantic line eyed in rail deal
Acting president Monsarrat confirms reports of a railroad pact linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic at Norfolk Virginia. The proposed routes involve Columbus Hocking Valley Toledo Wisconsin Central Flint Pere Marquette and Norfolk Western, with Chicago terminals ready. Receivers now hold Wisconsin Central and Norfolk and Western.
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Silver Palace Plans for Great Exposition
Edward Rosenster, chief of publicity for the exposition, approves silver palace plans to be built in Omaha from January to November. The structure will be clad entirely in silver, featuring a central dome, and its thin silver shell will be formed from pure metal drawn from mineral sources. A second item describes Lieut. Hough D. Wise’s first successful kite ascension, using a tandem kite system to lift 42 feet for reconnaissance, generating an estimated 400 pounds of pull.
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Bad Season for Bettors Hits California Race Fans
San Francisco January reports a disastrous racing season with heavy bettors losing thousands. Only three pioneers, George Wheelock Eddie Gaines and Joe Ullman, stand even or ahead. Major losses include Grant $30,000 Parser $30,600 Jones $16,000 Harris $15,000 Ullman $12,000 and $5,000 ranges for others, totaling about $206,500 amid other regional racing turmoil.
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