Aguero Proclamation and Cuban Crisis Notes
The report covers Aguero's Cuban proclamation promising no mercy to enemies, claims of U S and Cuban political maneuvering, Wicker’s alleged revolutions ties, and pending congressional actions. It also notes Cuban insurgent sympathy debates in Washington, with references to Key West politics and international pressure.
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Aguero
Badeau
Lome
ita
Randall
Hinn
Navers
Fredlinghugsen
Badawi
congress
KOUILAS
Bendel ulow hin
broad
Colletter Wicker
West
ne ‘ xevoloston
repolian party
pearly eheer
Cubape
Afanbaa
warslip j Allinzice
sout beach
Tennessee
cs a
senate
committee “on commerce
Senate Debates on South Carolina Arms Settlement Bill
The Senate debated a bill to adjust and settle the overcharged arms account with South Carolina dating to 1869 under the 1868 act. debates covered procurement misuse, militia armament, and the need to balance payments, with Hampton and Ingalls advancing differing views before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasei NOTON
senate
Morrill
VanWy
secretary of war
South Carolina
United States
South Caroline
Hampton
Plate
Sonth Carolina
United Sines
el Mer
Carolina
jlitia
South Caro
South ms
Ingalls
reland
Blater
hia
sea- Pacific railroad company
Dolph
Bieter
consi
Metara
George
Morgan
Wilson
Hoar
sena
tice
Springer
linois
p. mber
Bateman Charges Swaim In $5,000 Due Bill Case
Bateman releases letters accusing Judge Swaim of defrauding his private banking firm over a $5,000 due bill. Swaim rejects the charges, saying only civil courts can decide, while Bateman claims the affair aims to force a settlement.
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Wasamatun
Bateman
Swaim
Secretary of War
Lincoln
Opsis
Jettar
Lincol
Gwaim
anguily
elvil
boring weday
Bateroan
A Curious 19th Century Tariff Debate and Political Turmoil
Long seige of tariff politics unfolds as Congress debates extension, Morrison bill tactics, and party discipline. Reports detail Morrison and Kelley speeches, internal revenue clashes, and Democratic resistance while Illinois and Delaware conventions shift support. Illinois fallout looms over a possible six-week prolongation of the session as party lines and regional rivalries shape the outcome.
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Bén
Jina
nion
congress
Congressional Record
Gale and Seaton Register
congressional
Morrison
Morrigan
lso
Kelley
Mills
Texas
John Porter
senate
Bir. Anderson
Kansas
Carliale
Kentucky
Blackburn
Holman
Phi Thompson
Carlisle
CINGINNATIS MURDERERS IN BERNER PARTNER CASE
Prosecutor seeks copy of indictment against Joseph Palmer in the Berner murder case after original was burned in the courthouse. Palmer's attorney cannot produce a copy. former attorney destroyed his copy on retirement. Rule dismissed. prosecutor to move for substitution of a copy of the original bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Palmer
iam Berner
miex
Palmer
Paimeta
Riot between Hungarians and Poles at Perrinpac
In Perrinpac on April 17 a clash between thirty to forty Hungarians and Poles broke out at a Thompson steel worker location. Pistols knives and other weapons were used. the riot was quelled by authorities after a tense night shift. Several men were injured with feared serious harm, reflecting deep bad blood between groups.
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Washington
passia
Illinois
Eimory Storrs
vention
Storm
Logan
Hemidhe
Arthur
no furs
Windia
senate
Storrs
actiow
Chicago
Perry Carson
Bob Ingersoll
Ingersoll
A. M. Clapp
Colonel Adams
Warsen
Angernoll
Clapp
Adams
McDonald
Indiana democratic association
DELAWARE
BhAl
Dover
Del
Chicezo
Elsine
H. Jackson
Wilmington
Blaine - man
Richard ‘Barrington
Blaine
Hastings
Benjamin Harrison
Navy
Richard W . Thompson
John H. Baker
Goshen
Moses Fowler
Tippecanoe
G. B
Wood
White
Trenton
Banatar Griggs
republican party
United States
Sewell
William Walter Phelps
Gardner
Rex-Judge Fork
Hdlmunda
Nasaville
Perrinpac
dager Thompson steel
Bratock
Vinto
SOUTH CAROLINA -Quantzstoy
South Carolin
dreath
Marion county
Edgefield
Charleston Light Dragoons
Georgia Hussars
Bavannale
Haskell Rangers
James Leland
Seeabiey
Marion
Marlon
Explosion Fragments Escape as Men Pan Out on Bridge
A Belfast area incident describes a buggy crash on Craige's ridge near the Boston lead. A light open-buggy rider fled toward Cambridge after a bomb left on the bridge detonated moments later. Police and onlookers reported a loud explosion with fear and confusion among witnesses.
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abich
pens
ams
Jhe Gypsy Queen Funeral in Pecaling Ceremony
A Pecaling ceremony marked the funeral of the Gypsy queen of the United States in Ohio with about 1,500 encamped Gypsies from across the nation. She was embalmed in Nashville and interred at Woodland Cemetery, with mourners gathered and a granite monument from Greece marking the gypsy plot. The somber rites featured stark scenes as family members bid farewell beside the grave.
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Les Darrow
Ohio
Gannie
United States
Greenfield
Tenpasee
feders
Greece
Boya
mer
acc
Fifa
Proris
His
Peoria
os Bay
Orry
Mice
Dolson, Chapin & Co
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Sarah Bargum
igeoniler
Sarah Buco
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grand council
hes
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Mombare
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New Yeak
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John J.’ "Brien
U. S
Hae OFnnea
N. Ys
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Lowerville
W. E. Scripture
Rome
ington
Hugh G. Childers
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Lieutenant Greely
Davidson
New York
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N. J
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academy’of music
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Lambert
Benator Jones
Florida
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colasine
Haynes
Tilden
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New Jersey
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Geer
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isita
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Austad
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Charles
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Annie
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Massey
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govermnor
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Europe
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Fifth Avenue
New ‘York
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Mr. Massey
Fostoria
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