Brazil faces upheaval as Jacobinos rise and new conflicts loom
Reports from Rio de Janeiro describe a tense political landscape after 1898 with the Jacobin faction gaining strength against President de Moraes. Disputes over Amapa with France threaten to draw in troops while Rio Grande do Sul unrest leads Governor Castilho to arm regiments. France warns Brazil of action over mistreated French citizens and Britain presses arbitration over Trinidad as tensions mount.
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Janeiro
Brazil
Jacobius
Wativistis
Peixoto
France
Francisco Glyceniu
Quintino Bocaynva
Sao Paulo
Fuvigiers
Santos
Nowspipers
Ouro Preto
Jacobinos
Ucobers
Congress
Rio Grande Do Sul
Moraes
Innocencio Galvao de Queiroz
Julio de Castilho
Castilho
Galway de Queiroz
Anup
Ben
Jacctinos
Cabral
Para
Amapa
Tod
Guarany
Great Britain
Dad
Inos
Hotuto
Trinidad
Salvation Army Brigadiers Not All English Denial
Cincy dispatch reports Brigadier General Cozens of the Salvation Army rejects the claim that all brigadiers in America are English. He lists several American born or naturalized leaders and notes internal dissent in New York and elsewhere toward Ballington Booth. A Syracuse fundraiser raised $1,200 to honor Commander Booth as secession tensions rise.
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Salvation Army
CisclyNatt
Cozens
Salvation
Fielding
Chicago
National Guard
Cinnnati
Brewer
Boston
Keipal
San Francisco
Ireland
Holst
Yale
Ballington Booth
York
Bali
Mu Booth
Movant
Meel
Booth
Aington Booth
Iiel Battie
England
Syracuse
Ea Hs
Massowahi Dispatches Deepen Italian Adowa Disaster Fury
Rome reports mass demonstrations against the Crispi ministry and the crown as Italy reels from Adowa losses. Martial scenes, wounded feared to suffer horrors, and police struggle mark a nation in mourning after Baratieri’s defeat and a long retreat.
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Massowahi
Adowa
Rome
Crown
Crispi
Kingdom of Italy
Massorah
Abyssinia
Baratieri
Italy
Neat Axun
Albertone
Arimondi
Cabormida
Asmara
Milan
P' Square
Lesson For Americans From Global Trade Observations
A fragmented note discusses March 4 reforms and U S consul general reports on British government markets. It highlights cautious optimism about American access to foreign goods and the competitive edge sought by U S industry amid evolving global trade tensions.
North Carolina Wins Bond Case at Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of North Carolina in the long running bond case tied to 1868 convention bonds for the Atham railroad. The court held no impairment of contract by the 1880 constitutional amendment removing state court power to hear such claims. Judgment for the state was affirmed.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
North Carolina
Atham Railroad
Supreme Court
Weyler Voices on Recognition of Enemies in Spain
Havana dispatch reports General Weyler condemning U S congress recognition of rebels and signaling that American interests remain at risk if Madrid allies with insurgents. He says such recognition would shift responsibility to the United States and threaten stability in Spain.
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Congress
New York
Havana
Weyler
Madrid
Spain
Alacia
United States Congress
United States
Trouble at Eatonton Sparks Fear of White-Negro Violence
A telegram to Governor Carr says the negro shot by a white man in Eatonton is dying, raising fears of unrest among black residents. Naval reserves from Elizabeth City are kept on duty in Eatonton. Also noted are Dr Kemp P Battle to speak in Charleston and Colonel Paul F Faison dying in Guthrie. Rev Henry Grandy named Baptist pastor at Chapel Hill.
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Eatonton
Raleich
Carr
Naval
Elizabeth City
Kemp P. Battle
Charleston
Guthrie
O. T
Paul F. Faison
Raleigh
Henry Grandy
Waynesville
Chapell Hill
Venezuela Refuses Distinct Urnan Issue Britain May Use Force
A Caracas dispatch reports Venezuela rejects Britain’s demand to treat the Urnan incident as a separate issue and seeks arbitration. England’s claim is labeled a vital recognition of British rights in the territorial dispute, with the matter awaiting arbitration results. Kilgore issues orders authorizing gold debt certificates for the Deshone and Northern railroad and approves a contract with Mineral Belt Construction. A fire at Mixton destroys turpentine, rail cars, fertilizer, corn, and hay valued around $1000.
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England
New York
Herald
Caracas
Venezuela
Great Britain
Fear Land
Senate Nonconcur on Cuba Resolutions in Conference Move
In Congress the Senate reported back Cuban resolutions and moved to nonconcur with amendments, appointing a conference committee led by Sherman Lodge and an effort to force the President to sign or veto. The House favored reconciling with concurrent resolutions, while leaders urged caution over changing strategy and recognizing belligerents.
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Senate
Sherman
Sherman, M
Lodge
Frye
Commis On Foreign Relations
Ieh House
Cuba
Cleveland
Grant
Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Keely Motor Patents Sought After Reorganization Report
Philadelphia March 4 stockholders met to hear a committee say Keely has produced a real force and will seek patent rights after recovery from an accident. The report notes an early rotary circuit engine and a vibrato dynamo device, with plans for further reorganization and patent applications.
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Keely
Philadelphia
Keely Motor
Téhid
Kee
Admiralty Presents Costly Naval Build Up in Commons
George J. Goschen outlined a substantial navy program with higher estimates to fund ships seamen marines engineers and barracks. He warned the increase mirrors times and will raise expenditures though the plan aims to meet future needs with ships and armament ready.
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Londox
Admiralty
George J. Goschen
House of Commons
Goschen
Saab
Orien
Notes on the Year’s Naval Progress Chapter on Small Arms and Electricity
The Navy Bureau releases an annual volume titled Notes on the Year’s Naval Progress. It highlights electricity on warships, new small arms calibers, and a tubulose boiler concept. It discusses torpedoes' impact, fleet maintenance, and lessons from maneuvers, noting ships breaking down and the need for dockyard repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Intelligence Bureau of the
Navy Department
Sup As & CO
Alderman Doerr Turbans Electric Car Incident
Alderman J P Doerr pushed a North Shore car motorman off the vehicle seized the electric reins and sent the car speeding as two officers intervened with a revolver. He was dragged away and jailed briefly before friends secured bail. Also Dr Joaquin Castillo appointed chancellor of the Cuban Legation in America by President Tomas Estrada Palma.
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CiicaGo
J. P. Doerr
North Shore
Tee Deere
Cuban Legation
New York
Joaquan Gastillo
Cuba Legal
America
Tomas Estrada Palma
Castillo
Washington
Farmer Sentenced for Brutal Murder Near East Waterford
In Mirriietown Pennsylvania on March 4 Charles Ramsey a farmer beat his wife Effie Ramsey to death with a club and iron bar after they read a socialistic book Jill Dawn Ramsey declares a devil caused the act Ramsey to be sent to an asylum and Effie Ramsey was described as a well kept and respected woman
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Mirriietown
Charles Ramsey
Waterford
Jill Dawn
Ramsey
Effie
Railroad to Be Extended to Fort Collins and Beyond
Denver March 4 under the Collins, Northpark and Western railroad name the Burlington and Missouri railroad will extend from Pant Oolo via Fort Collins to a specified destination. The project appears to be officially incorporated and directed by the Hap Hap corporation as indicated in the bericht.
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Denver
Collins, Northpark and Western Railroad
Burlington and Missouri Railroad
Pant. Oolo
Fort Collins
Spesaan
Sint
Hapgegen
Hero Father Dies Trying to Save Fire Victim
John Brewer of a nearby farm faced a fatal blaze that consumed his home yesterday. He reentered the burning house to rescue a child lost in smoke, saved the survivor but found a charred corpse. Brewer, badly burned, is treated with slim chances of recovery as his other children are left destitute.
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John Brewer
Brewer
Attendance rises at State Normal School amid dormitory work
Steadily increasing attendance marks the State Normal School with about eighty teachers now in attendance from across the state. President Bradwell notes the remaining task before the new dormitory is the contract award, which hinges on Chancellor Egge's return to the city.
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State Normal School
Rock College
Bradwell
Egge
Lavender pays out fine by sheriff after reduction
Lavender, R A, was jailed in Clarke County for illegal whiskey sale and ordered to pay 600 dollars. Due to his finances and dependents, Judge Cobt reduced the fine to 300 dollars and costs. He paid the amount yesterday and Sheriff Wier released him.
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R. A. Lavender
Clarke County
Cobt
Lavender
Wier
Woman's Exchange Proposed in Attens by Local Ladies
A group of Attens ladies discuss starting a Woman's Exchange to sell fancy work preserves pickles flowers vegetables and similar goods. Local talent in the Classic City is cited as making the venture profitable and attractive.
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Attens
British Venezuela dispute forecast in St James Gazette
The St James Gazette previews a British blue book on the Venezuelan question to be issued soon. It cites archives from Holland and Spain and asserts Britain’s claim to the west bank of the Orinoco and Guiana coast, noting Sir Frederick Pollock's jurisprudence analysis as central.
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Lespos
St. James Gazette
Holland
Spain
Lanas
Amazon
Martinez
Orinoco
Diego de Ordaz
Venezuela
Quibo
Great Britain
Frederick Pollock
Corpus
Oxford University
Northeastern Railroad Pays Off State Invested Funds
The Northeastern railroad shows a profitable turn after state lease and management. A $20 000 net earnings check for ten months was sent to Governor Atkinson, $10 000 interest on bonds paid, leaving $10 000 to the State Treasury. R K Reaves lauded for repairs, freight and passenger service, and will remain in charge while in state control. The lease for twenty years will be pursued by the Athens Company led by A H Hodgson and R Hodgson.
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Northeastern Railroad
Atkinson
Northeastern Road
Richmond & Danville
R.K. Reaves
Northeastern
Reaves
Athens Company
Messrs
A. H. and & R. Hodgson
Village School Play by Ladies Auxiliary at Y M C A
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M C A plans to present The Village School with top city talent. No date or programme yet, but details will be announced soon. The production promises a rare treat for the public.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Gate City
Classic City Sunday School Lectures Close
Prof H M Hamill concluded his lectures in the Classic City yesterday. Sunday school workers gathered at First Methodist church at eleven for Bible study The Gospel of Luke. A general conference followed to discuss Sunday echoe work and the closing address covered The Teacher and his Work. The speakers work earned the thanks of many Sunday school workers.
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H. M. Hamill
First Methodist Church
Hamill
Moonshine Court Docket Grows in Atlanta
Over five hundred cases dubbed a moonshine court will be called next Monday in the Federal court for the northern district of Georgia by Judge William T. Newnan. Illicit distilling rises despite revenue efforts and many poor families face the consequences of breaking the law.
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inAtlanta
Wm. T. Newnan
Federal Court For
Northern District of Georgia
Keown Injured When Horse Bolts During Ride
Tuesday afternoon near the city Mr. W. W. Keown was thrown from a buggy when his horse bolted after a frightened animal. He suffered a severe shock and injuries expected to require several days of recovery. He had previously almost been injured by the same horse a short time earlier.
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City
W. W. Keown
Mr. Keown
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Athens
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