Monroe Doctrine and U S Interventions in Latin America
Senator Hill discussed the Monroe Doctrine, noting it is not a formal pledge or guarantee of intervention. He cited historical examples from Cuba to Mexico, Nicaragua, and Panama, highlighting moments when the United States claimed influence without binding commitments and stressing restraint unless European powers threaten an independent Spanish American state.
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Hill
United States
Socral
Great Delta
Venezuela
Spanish America
Tom
Caloven
Jon Quiay Adams
Cuba
Yucatan
Nicaragus
Che
Alos
Guatemala
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Ratibol
Monroe
Fotwik
Paoma
Uams
van Buren
Newark
England
Mosso
Congres
Urano
Mexico
Napoleon
France
Central
Amrerica
Lincoln
Maximilian
Jimne
Maximilan
Mexelio
United States of Colombia
Renchmen
Panama
Flases
Arthur
Mirstiry Erelinghuygen
State Department
Ates
Blaine
Paris
Recruits for the Cubans sail from Florida coast
Sympathizers report 30 to 400 recruits sailed from the Florida coast near Cedar Keys in two disguised vessels. About 200 to 300 were Alabama and Louisiana enlistments with only concealables as arms, plans to land on a Cuban port and join revolutionists. An agent seeks more recruits and funds from cigar makers. Madrid reports a congressional committee favors repressive penalties for insurrectionists.
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United States
Birmingham
Ala
Florida
Cedar Keys
Alabama
Louisiana
New Orleans
Madrid
Congressional Committee
Clash Looms Over South Carolina Liquor Seizures
In Columbia, Gov Evans and dispensary authorities vow to seize every gallon of whisky entering South Carolina despite a temporary injunction from Judge Goff in West Virginia. The order bars interference with interstate liquor commerce until May 2, while state officials threaten continued seizures and potential extra police to enforce the law.
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Exuns
Columbia
Wr. Sampson Pope
J. P. J. Caldwell
Goff
United States Circuit Court
Clarksburg
W. Va
Dunkarva
State Board of Center
F M. Mixon
South Carolina
Goft
Evans
State Board of Control
Simonton
United States Court of Appeals
Indz* Goft
United States Supreme Court
Sampson Pope
Fitz Caldwell
Jim Dunbar
German Gold Digrs 17T Work Protest Monetary Change
Alfred C. Johnson reports German sentiment opposes any change to the gold standard. Meetings in Stuttgart Ulm Callo Heldenheim Heilbronn Reutlinger and other Württemberg towns urged ministers to preserve the monetary system for over twenty years and oppose concessions. W C Glenn to argue habeas corpus before the Supreme Court in Quarles and Butler case. Brady performs Svengall role after Hanley’s illness. curtain calls reward him.
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Washington
Alfred C. Johnson
United States
Stuttgart
Germany
State Department
Ulm
Callo
Heldenheim
Heilbronn
Reutlinger
Kingdom
Wurtemberg
Empire
W. C. Glenn
W. C
Mrs Parnell's Condition Deteriorates After Assault
Bordentown New Jersey April 2 Mrs Parnell's condition showed no improvement today and she was worse than at any time since the assault. She remains semi conscious and death seems probable. An update on her status was not favorable.
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Parnell
Bordentown
N. J
Kohlsaat to Take Personal Organ Of Chicago Papers
Chicago April 21 Special H H Kohlsaat buys a three quarter interest in The Times Herald giving him control of that paper and The Living Post He pledges independence but favors protection and the gold standard In effect Kohlsaat’s platform aligns with McKinleyism and he is tied closely to the Ohio governor His move likely leaves Chicago without a major democratic paper and sparks talk of other rivals entering the field as Pulitzer or others consider options.
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Chicago
H. H. Kohtsaat
Times-Herald
Livening Post
Kehlsaut
Ohio
McKinley
Kohilsaat
Chicagoan
Mark Hanena
Chica Whan
West
Times
Herald
Inter Orenn
The
Tribune
Joseph Pulitzer
Hermann H. Kohlsaar
Mr. Medill
Mobisnat
New York Times
Colonel Scott
Tennessee's Contest and Likely Governor Race Outcome
Nashville April 21 reports the committee on governor election near completion its review of evidence. Davidson County remains for consideration and questions on poll tax receipts lack of consideration for Evans Turney race. Turney's statewide loss about 2,600 with probable plurality under 2,000. Attorneys for Evans refused to appear, planning to argue before the general assembly. Committees expect no major actions tomorrow. penitentiary and charitable institutions panels pending until Tuesday.
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Oz Labora
Nashville
Tenn
Davidson County
Reane
Rhea
Sulvan
Morgan
Evans
Turney
Fayette County
Evate
Nia
General Assembly
Davidson
Report completion and printing to follow for Evans case
Counsel for Governor Turney will appear before the committee tomorrow to discuss its action. Evans’ counsel declined to testify, arguing that the general assembly and committee must decide the questions of law and fact.
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Turney
Evans
General Assembly
Harris Talks on Senate Power and Silver Policy
Memphis April 21 Senator Isham G Harris leader of the democratic forces in the US Senate gave an interview on organizing the Senate next December noting no party will have a majority and the balance rests with populist senators He argues he will not abandon democratic principles for power He asserts the south and west favor free silver and that money is defined by law and becomes a commodity abroad based on market value
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Memphis
Isham Gi Harris
United States
Senate
Ate
Boy in Tallahassee Feared Deadly Hydrophobia Case
In Tallahassee Florida on April 21 Special Henry twelve year old son of Chief Bernieurter developed hydrophobia symptoms after a cat attack six weeks earlier in Jacksonville. He showed strange behavior scratching playmates and barking like a dog, then ran at his parents. Despite cauterization, paroxysms continued all day and doctors fear final progression.
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Tallahasse
Tallahassee
Fla
Flenry
Bernieurter
Henry
Jacksonville
Old Gama Prevents Elopement At Bamberg Factory
In Bamberg South Carolina on April 21 a romantic elopement attempt ended when Miss Elia Jones tried to flee with Sol Goodwyn. The mother confronted them, wrestled the couple in the street, and drew a revolver to force them apart, sparking a crowd as tensions cooled.
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Bamberg SC
Sol Goodwyn
Elia Jones
Folka
Sol
Clia
Goodwyn
Good
Wyn Head
A Menace to Prkhng In What the French Press Susn Occupation
A mixed summary of dispatches from April 21 noting Debats warning that Japan's occupation of shao Tong threatens Peking and Korea, with calls for Russia and Britain to align on resisting Japan and for a treaty revision before ratifications. The Standard and other sources discuss Spain's concern over Formosa and bolster defense plans in the Philippines, including regiments and new arms, as well as transport orders. Also mentions Pendleton horse meat packing and a St Louis racing forfeit setup.
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Ling-Tong Wall
Yaris
Debats
shao-Tong
Peking
Corea
Japan
Russia
France
Germany
England
Europe
Spain
Madrid
Formosa
Far East
Rinister
Congress
Blanco
Philippine
Manila
Oquendo
Vizcaya
Philippines
Five lynching victims in Alabama mob murder
Greenville Alabama April 21 five colored prisoners were seized from a county guard near Butler Springs by a mob of about a hundred men and hanged at a lonely road, after confessing to the murder of Watts Murphy. Two men and three women were captured. one additional implicated man escaped. The murdered Murphy was a nephew of former governor Tom Watts.
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Greenville
Ala
Butler Springs
Watts Murphy
Tom Watts
John Rattler
Zeb Colley
Maretha Greene
Alice Greene
Mary Dean
Mobile
Vorces
Seelrge
Zeb
Katharine Nolan to Face Trial in Brother's Murder Case
In Ballston Spa New York an extra juror panel was drawn for Katharine Nolan to begin trial tomorrow over the death of her brother John Nolan in Waterford Saratoga County The case cites two life insurance policies and alleges arsenic poisoning following a June death Katharine and Elizabeth Nolan are indicted with Mary a key witness for the state having previously caused a postponement.
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Katherine N Olan
Ballston Spa
Katharine ¥. Nolan
John Nolan
Nolan
Alstera
Katherine
Mary
Elizabeth
John
Waterford
Saratoga County
New York
Katharine
Aymar Arrested in Bank Defraud Case
Samuel C Aymar was arraigned at the Tombs police court after Brooklyn arrest on a charge of defrauding the Shoe and Leather Bank of 20000. He is brother in law to Samuel C Seeley, lately convicted of robbing the same bank of 350000 and sentenced to eight years. Defalcations reportedly span fourteen years.
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Seeley
Shoe Leather Bank
New York
Samuel C. Aymar
Brooklyn
Tombs
Aymar
Samuel C. Seeley
Kings County
Walnut Cove Mayor Charged With Murder
Raleigh April 21 Special Mayor Gentry of Walnut Cove is jailed on murder charges after a coroner's jury found a negro died from blows inflicted by the mayor last Monday. The incident followed an arrest when the man refused to enter the guardhouse. Gentry faces trial this week.
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Raleigh
N. C
Mayor Gentry
Walnut Cove
Gentry
Robson and Friend In Memphis Jail Over Theft
J J Robson a young man with a wife and child in Louisville is jailed in Memphis. Once a trusted drayhouse employee in Memphis he befriended W Davidson, later married in Louisville, then moved to Chicago and Leavenworth where he served as a bank teller. He returned to Memphis in poor condition and received Davidson’s hospitality.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. J. Robzon
Louteville
Hobson
W. ©. Davidson
Robson
Loutaville
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kaw
Naional
Davidson
Weloming
Local court cases and a fatal chloroform incident in Bridgeport
Robson is accused by a friend of theft after pawning a watch ticket, while a Thurston county sheriff and Winnebago agency dispute unfolds in federal court. In Bridgeport, Frank Wakely, a former politician, dies by his own hand using chloroform found at his hotel, with investigations into his life and estate.
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Robson
Davidson
Jansy
H &O
Frank BL
Wakely Mitdentts
Dees
Bridgeport
Imi Tout
Ira George B. Weed
NY Haven Railroad
Wakely
Weed
Sal
Burke
Wiley St
Brennan Vamp
Republican State Central ¢ Iu
Cis
Jealous Husband Strikes in Cavanal Tragedy
An April tragedy in Cavanal ends with a man named Parsons fatally shooting his wife after moving from Georgia. An enraged crowd broke into the home, finding the couple dead and the suspect at large. Authorities say jealousy sparked the crime but offer no definitive motive beyond alleged infidelity.
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Parts
Tex
Uxorelde
Cavanal
Amobd Cor
Georg
Anit Ogle
Parsons
Snyder and Painter duel on Canal Street results in shooting
In Anderson Indiana April 21 Patrolman Snyder and painter on Canal Street exchanged shots after a dispute. Snyder was shot and died. a stray bullet hit a third party. Painter surrendered claiming self defense amid longstanding trouble between them.
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Vey Painter
Alexandria
Ihur Snyder
Canal Street
Anderson
Ind
Har
Snyder
MeGAHA KILLS BIGBY In Anderson pistol duel
MeGaha shoots Bigby during pursuit after Bigby arrived intoxicated in Anderson. Bigby fled to a residence, McGaha retrieved a gun and fired. Bigby dies. McGaha surrenders to sheriff after the shooting, case now under local investigation.
Will Bore for Oil as Alsace Lorraine Supplies W
United States cruisers to heat Kiel headline the naval display at the opening of the North Sea and Baltic canal. Reports discuss oil production in Alsace Lorraine Westphalia and Reutlingen, with Galician refiners expanding exports to Germany. Armenian agitation draws mixed German responses while a succession dispute in Lippe Detwold grows sharper.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Standard
Isace
Lorraine
Germany
Westphalia
Reutlingen
Wurtemberg
Vienna
Austin
America
Austria
Galicia
Russia
Gali Petroleum
Enzel
Caspian Sea
Hotarat al
the Agricultural Union
Kiel
United States
New York
Columbia
San Francisco
Marblehead
North Sea
Luitpold
Ba- Yarit
Saxony
Otto
Bavaria
Prussia
Frederick
Bavana
Saion
Munich
Willam
Dr von Boetticher
Intenr
Loews
Canal Administration
Imperial Yacht Club
Emperor
Meteor
Prince of Schaumberg-Lipge
Varuna
Prince Henry
Irene
Ala
Mucke
Carina
Emperor William
Watson Bout
Vincta
Vietherr von Zedlitz
Isolde
Count Uglas
Wen
England
Europe
Porte
Tuleh
USA
Munich Allegtine Zeitung
Wien
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Foo Hex
Butler County
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Sheri Mo Woas Betog
United States District
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Avaim
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Jorge Parsons
Ibis
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Om ‘Eilted Snyder
Megaha
Bigby
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Armenia
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Anglo-Armenian Committee
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Lippe
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