Alliancea Attacked On High Seas Near Cuba
American mail steamship Alliancia, en route from Colon to New York, was chased by a Spanish warship off Cape Maysic. The Spaniard fired three solid shots at close range, none hit the ship. Captain Crossman avoided detention, ordered full steam, and escaped to safety. The incident is reported to Washington with plans for a diplomatic reply.
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Alliancia
Colon
New York
Cape Maysic
Cuba
Leeward
Crossman
Washington
McKinley in Georgia for brief Atlanta stopover
Ohio Governor William McKinley arrived in Atlanta at 4 p.m. on his way to Thomasville. A-bodied reception was not planned but local Republicans gathered to welcome him. He hosted a reception in the Aragon hotel with ex Marshal A Buck in attendance. Separately, in Winchester, Joe Bean killed Bob Clark with a shotgun after an alleged insult to Bean's wife. Bean surrendered and is jailed.
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Ohio
Atlanta
William McKinley
Gio
Thomasville
Marshal A. Buck
Aragon Hotel
Tennesse Nastyutix
Banner
Winchester
Joe Bean
Bob Clark
Clark
Bean
Rampant White Violence on the New Orleans Levee
A night of racial riot in New Orleans leaves at least two dead and several wounded as a white mob controls the levee from Louisiana Avenue to Manigault Street. Police, outgunned, scramble between the Sixth Precinct and the French Market amid volleys of gunfire and chaos.
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Onlnans
Lever Front
Louisiana Avenue
Man- Geyille Street
Sixth Precinct
John Journee
Jackson Square
Richard Walsh
Walsh
Lips
First
W Terri
Tchoupitolas Street
Jackson
Washington Street
Down Town
Walter Owens
Jules Barrilebeau
Hoe
J. A. Bain
Robert Brooks
Bienville Street
First Street
York
Warren McCubben
Coarzea
Lavalst
Harrisson- Well Line
Augusta Bonds Sold At Premium In Augusta
Augusta Georgia reports the city sold $88 000 of four per cent bonds for 89 821 060 to retire outstanding seven per cent bonds. The issue was completed Saturday and the funds allocated to debt restructuring.
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Aveusta
City of
Timber Lands Protection Delayed by Congress
Interior officials regret Congress did not amend timber laws for public lands and forest reservations. Secretary Smith notes Teller’s substitute, passed by the Senate, would have largely improved protection and disposal regimes, but time ran out. An effort to enact stronger forest protection is planned for the next Congress.
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Congress
Interior Department
Smith
Teller
Senate
Department
Tim Tee
Earl of Bessborough Dies After Long Life in Ireland
Frederick George Brabazon Ponsonby sixth Earl of Bessborough dies aged 1000? He was born in 1816 and became Earl in 1880. Educated at TOW and Trinity College Dublin he became a barrister and served as JP and deputy lieutenant for Kilkenny. Delegates depart for Canada to discuss confederation, seeking authority for Newfoundland projects. J F Stocking, son of Eau Claire lumber baron, dies by morphine at St Louis hotel after years of illness.
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Frederick George Brateton Ponsonby
Bessborough
Lonxpox
Earl of
Frederick George Brabazon Ponsonby
Tow
Trinity College
Camlle
Kilkenny
St. John's
Canada
Grand Ie
Newfoundland
Civil Service Departmente
Populists Meet in Alabama amid letter dispute
Alabama Populist executive committee met in Nashville with S. M. Alama as chair and T. W. Powell secretary. Mr Kolb’s letter was read as a first order of business, the group gathering at the Opera House hotel for a likely all day session. Also noted were arrivals of Nawab Imin Jung Bahadner and his wife in Chicago, and the recovery of David Aldridge’s body from the Longfellow disaster wreck. Prices in cotton and related staples rose, with calls for larger bog and hominy crops.
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Alabama
Kelb
Nashvile
Birmingham
Ala
S. M. Ailama
Ramlolph
T. W. Powell
Callman
Kolb
Koll
Opera House
Noter Verndian Princs
Chicago
Nawab Imin Jung Bahadner
Hyderabad
Auditorium Hotel
Countess of Kullman
Austria
Europe
Neighborly Violence Claims Pipkin in Hawkinsville Area
Murdock Pipkin, a white farmer, was shot and killed by neighbor John Walker after Pipkin killed Walker's dog. Walker is at large as of March 13 near Hawkinsville. Include also notice that Gorman Going Abroad reports Senator Gorman and family planning a voyage from New York in May to spend summer abroad and return in September.
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Jos Collins
Phil Thoman
Charity Hospital
Foster
Tendinesa
John Journee
Catri
Bir Glub
Henry Brown
Joseph Mall
Bain
Artasta
Hawkinsville
Murdock Pipkin
John Walker
Pipkin
Walker
Murdster
Gorman
Baurmonsz
Senate
New York
America
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Nsley & Anslet
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Gtice
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Oscar Dowling
Onice
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Idridge Drug Store
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Windsor Hotel
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