Dissolution talk shocks Berlin as emperors circle
Report reaches foreign presses that the German emperor plans to dissolve the Reichstag amid cabinet tension. Berlin ministers deny plans while Waldersee emerges as a favored successor to lead the government. other officials insist the Reichstag will not be dissolved. The panic stirs a tense political atmosphere across Berlin and neighboring capitals.
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Nome
Freiheer von Marschall
Foreign Offce
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Grart Medht Koeller
Schmidt
Bud
Spahn
Eugene Richter
Freissienige Zeltune
Manldt
Joer
Kanite
Agrarie Marine
Waiting to Honor Him at the Castle Gates
Thousands of Germans gathered at Friedrichsruhe on March 21 hoping to glimpse ex-chancellor Dr Chrysander at the park gates. He refused public admittance while Prince Hismarck walked briefly for strength. Be skimpy details on crowd management, torches, and arrivals. rain impeded roads.
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Prince Hismarck
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Prince Bismarck
Madgeburg
Herbert
Count William
Schweninger
Sachsenwald
Hamburg
Aban Ee
Hamburgs Triumph Before Tomorrow Parade Honors Prince
Rain and mud fail to dim Hamburg’s crowds as about 6,000 students gather to march in tomorrow’s procession. Homes display rags and candles, shops decorate with Bismarck tributes, and bridges glow with lamps and banners. A festive, fairy like scene unfolds amid patriotic displays across the city.
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Trathaun
Bourke
Atarera
Fort Ge Aea
Koyama Sentenced and Armistice Talks Update
Report from London and Tokyo describes Li Hung Chang’s condemnation and Li’s condition after the attack, as armistice terms are outlined. Japanese forces seize the Prestadores forts and nearby positions, with nine heavy guns and numerous arms captured, while cities like Yent-Ting fall to Japanese troops and the fleet tightens control of the islands.
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Koyama
Li Hung Chang
Hitneso
Tnwacom
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London
Japan
la Hung Chang
Ihlowin
Shan Ha Kwan
Shang-Tung
Calouite
Chang
Hung Chiang
Thesa Dispai
Ito
Ma-Kung- Fort
Yent-Ting
Armenian Massacres Questioned by Telegraph Dispatch
London reports a Daily Telegraph dispatch from Moosh via Kurs dated March 1 alleging a vast Ottoman plan to exterminate Armenians, with 15,000 refugees in Russia and accusations against Sassoun as part of a wider scheme. It cites a vanished August telegram and mentions Shakutr Pasha’s defense plan to use Kurdish forces and remove Christians from frontier provinces.
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al Christiana
Russia
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Betteral
Turkey
Unclear historical note on a violent death discovery
A police examination revealed a dead woman with both legs severed and a body found on a beach. The scene appeared staged with the body placed to imply a night time discovery, and investigators work to identify the victim and uncover the surrounding mystery.
Kentucky Woman Arrest Leads to Confused Report
A fragmentary Kentucky newspaper item reports a woman arrested in Loutaine Kentucky by D Huckabee. The garbled text mentions a fifty year old bean peddler and Confederate era references. The passage is unclear and names and places are partially unreadable.
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Kentucky
Fragmented report on a farm tragedy and trial details
Readable fragments describe a man in distress at a barn and a teenage son unable to raise alarm. The text mentions a verdict related to Spare’s Cane and references to Chatta mooga and a tour. The garbled lines indicate a court case with inconclusive or partial reporting.
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Fires Destroy Several Factories and Towns in Midwest and East
Newark New Jersey March 31 fire destroyed the large Weiner saddlery manufactory at Ervington causing about 940000 loss with 1010 insurance. Margott Novelty and Noble press works damaged little. Chicago Times building fire damaged top floors with losses not far from 40000. Erie Press plant and others sustained damage. Three blocks burned Hayes City Kansas March 31 destroying seven stone and twenty frame buildings at 375000 loss with 35000 insured. Bingham Nebraska March 31 prairie fire raging three days, extensive damages across ranches including Longfellow’s. Cape Henry Virginia schooner Laura Nelson ran ashore near Bodies island light. damaged in the night.
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Bodies Island Light
Open Switch Mangles Train Wreck injures Fireman and Passenger
Gainesville Florida March 31 A passenger train on the Florida Central and Peninsular Railway was wrecked yesterday evening after dashing into an open switch. Three engines were wrecked though the fireman and engineer escaped serious injury by jumping. Several passengers were bruised. In Hazleton Pennsylvania March 31 Mr Fivans died at the hospital following a runaway car incident on the Lehigh tract line, the fourth death in that accident near Jeanesville yesterday. Halifax Nova Scotia March 31 an unknown two masted schooner foundered near Trinity ledge fifteen miles off Cape Breton with crew in distress. locals reported twenty feet of wreckage and boats in use to assist.
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Baltimore Cathedral Preacher Urges Moderation Toward Critics
Caramal Gibbons preached at the Baltimore cathedral insisting the church must be moral and blameless, despite harsh critics. He urged clergy to withdraw from degrading conduct and reform, cautioning the faithful against retaliating against calumniators and stressing patience with the church’s enemies.
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Caramal Gibbons
No Ticket Nominate Fails as Selma Republicans Refuse Officers
Selma Alabama March 31 Republicans convened to nominate city officers but wards were underrepresented and voting was blocked by the chair. A resolution urged federal aid to end alleged ballot manipulation and advised Republicans to abstain from nominating candidates to show party strength.
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Alabama
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Socialists denounce Bismarck at Turner Hall meeting
A Socialist meeting at Turner Hall denounced Bismarck linking his rule to worshipers of a map and a driven German empire. Adolph Hepner of The Tagelatt warned of blood and iron, praising German unity while criticizing U S imitators. A Bismarck celebration at Germania theater drew strong applause.
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Kansas Rain and Freeze Threaten Fruit Crops in Central State
Rain fell across Kansas with warm conditions in central and eastern areas while a blizzard hit the northwestern part. Fruit buds, especially peaches and apricots, face danger from a likely freeze. Soil conditions are good and spring work is advanced.
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Victoria Hotel Closes Doors Abruptly After Assignee Notice
New York March 21 The Victoria hotel has shut its doors at midnight with about forty guests remaining. Joseph C Youcnes the assignee notified guests that the hotel affairs forced suspension of business. Once a renowned metropolis hotel hosting national figures it declined after theft losses and misfortune, and is unlikely to reopen as a public resort.
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Uilding
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Ww. P. Wentworth
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Electric Freight Rateway Planned Between Chicago and New York
The Inter Oceanic Electric Railway Company, incorporated in Springfield, aims to build an elevated electric freight railway linking Chicago and New York for coal and grain transport. Capital stock totals 2 000 000 000, with Chicago New York and San Francisco financiers backing the project. A Chicago engineer drafted plans and specifications, and the firm will hold several electric device patents.
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en_gineer
Italian Elections See Early Parliament Breakup Report
Rome correspondent reports that a dissolution of parliament is expected in the coming days and elections may be held in May. The Chronicle notes a likely bonding banquet honoring premier Crisp and discusses Tre mere Pomine’s prospects as the premier. bridgeport appoints officials and Olcott’s appointment as vice commissioner of York is mentioned.
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Albany lobbyists and Platt push for steady Senate presence
In a Fifth Avenue hotel conference, Senator Thomas Platt pressed for intact Republican Senate attendance to advance reform measures. Leaders presented included Edwards Taeterbach, Senators Raines, O'Connor, Van Catt, and Coggeshall. Rumors centered on Mayor Strong seeking resignations of Police Commissioners Kerwin and Murray, with officials noting possible agreed non-removal amid prior promises.
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C. Platt
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Morton
Jaxton
Kereswin
Governor McKinley Enjoys Washington Visit Along Atlantic Coast Line
Governor McKinley and party arrived in Washington from Savannah aboard the Atlantic Coast Line train. He was greeted by Mrs McKinley and accompanying guests Mr and Mrs Ogborne of Boston and Mr Osborne family. The governor expressed pleasant impressions of the trip and planned to stay in Washington until tomorrow afternoon before continuing homeward toward Ridge.
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Utah Suffrage Debates Mark Close of Convention
In Salt Lake City on March 31, the constitutional convention heard twenty two speeches on female suffrage with a strong pro clause majority anticipated. Democratic leader Roberts faced pressure from his county to oppose or resign from the issue and asked to deliver the final speech, a request granted amid cheers from supporters and opponents.
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Debs Nominated for Presidency by Knights of Ida Bora
Prominent Knights of Ida Bora members, led by their chieftain Sovereign, nominate Debs for the presidency in an interview at Columbia Friday. The organization, an amalgam of industrial interests, organizes throughout northern Indiana to support the labor cause.
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Two Americans Die in Prison in Cuba Report
Fragmented dispatch from Santiago de Cuba states two American citizens are reportedly dying or dead in prison there. The unusual case involves confiscated passports and papers, with the incident described as an affront under legal incarceration. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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