New Cuban Commander Appointed as Assembly Debates
Havana dispatch reports the Cuban military assembly appointing General Bartolome Maso as commander in chief of forces in the orient. The body debated army reorganization while a motion to restore General Maxima Gomez faced opposition amid talks of further U. S. aid and possible loan. secret meetings and divisions over recognizing the assembly’s authority continued as officers discuss curtailing or delaying payments and muster rolls.
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Havana
Cuban Military Assembly
Bartolome Maso
Orient
Sasterg
Sesafon
Veterans’ Association of
Bandago
Maxima Gomez
Maso
Gomez
Washington
Benois Villalon
Wovla
Despaigne
Andrade
Alger
Essembly
Poriuonda
Sanguilly
House of Senor Parragas
Diaz
Montanzado
Robau
Nodarse
Betancourt
Peciza
Nigat
Firooke
Guanabacoa
Roloff
Military Assembly
Galla Ly
Carpenter
Armed Cuban Detained After Toledo Plantation Incident
A sentinel on the Toledo plantation ordered an armed Cuban to halt yesterday. The Cuban advanced, resisting and forcing the guard to arrest him. On the way to Camp Gangra Lee two American women were menaced by Cuban rifle fire. General Tee demanded surrender within three hours. General Rodriguez secured the suspect and he is jailed in Mariano.
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Axta
Saare
Brooke
Toledo
Bali
Cargaral
Sentinel
Marishea
Gangra Lee'a
Marignao
Americana
Generel Tee
Faepell Bacrsyn
Mayia Rodriguez
Council Dives Into Spur Track and Street Clearances
City council debates spur track legality and street clearances for a depot project on Wall Street. Officials clash over eleven or twelve foot clearances, street cuts, and the impact on Whitehall Pryor Loyd corridors while preserving belt lines and car service for merchants.
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Renin
Dodd
Beatt
The
Georgia
Wall Street
Collier
Scott
Mayo
Burge
el Patera Afd
Whitehall Street
Burns
Fumuah
Conyressman
Pope
Hoa Pall
Cpada
Turner
Patera
Lallatte
Flea
Whitehall Streat
Ateep
Hunter Street
Pryor
Whitehall
Hammond
Dr. Turner
Loyd Ptreata
Whitehall MeeLang
Thera
de Turner
Rapert
Parks
Mitchell
Chateman Mitchell
Burgas
Goundman Thomson
WR Catiro
Pryor and
Loyd
Rica
Watnelatreet
Union Station Plans Stir City Debate Over Site
A heated council debate favors moving Atlanta’s passenger station from the current site. Proposals discuss elevating and widening approaches, adjusting grades on Whitehall and Pryor Loyd streets, and exploring two new sites west of Forsyth edge or east of Boyd Street. Officials cite future needs, belt-line access, and safer, more comfortable facilities.
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Bolle
Keada
Caramttee
Adair
Harwell
Smyth Telks
Depot
Union
Bayond Loyd
Pryor Street
Broad Street
Gilberg
Whitewell
Pryor
Loyd
Wall Street
Whitehall Street
Alabama
Lkely
Forsyth Street
Dayd Street
The
Georgia Railroad
Loyd Street
Waverly Place
Decatur Street
West Point Belt
Ghattanooga
Birmingham
Macon
Columbus
Fort Valley
Atlanta
C&m
Voting Results From Harrisburg Ballot Shortage Declared
In Harrisburg Pa on March 4 the joint ballot for United States senator showed scattered results with multiple names and party affiliations. The tally lists Quay Republican 8 Jenks Democrat 71 Dalaelt Republican 17 and others. total votes 207 with 10 needed for choice and 46 paired or not voting. no election outcome declared.
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Harrisburg
United States
Quay
Jenks
Dalaelt
Tonp
Witean
We Fenapicns
Laner
Riter
Beniolienn
Gro
Markle
Neceeaary
Vindication of General Miles Sparks Harvard Ovation
Harvard students and Ae Vindication Pogaiiser Editor Constitution-General Miles applaud the general amid praise from President Etlot. The piece notes possible wartime faults in the commissary department and urges a public statement to vindicate Miles, referencing Fortress Monroe and the Jefferson Davis incident.
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Pogaiiser
General Miles
Harvard University
Etlot
Mites
Fortress Monroe
Jefferson Davis
Secon
Ednooln
Nic Fees
Devin
Fight Over Bryan Nomination Spurs New York Leaders
Washington dispatch reports eastern Democratic leaders debating an anti Bryan campaign. Croker's Jeffersonian dinner signals possible bid to block Bryan, with Miles and Gorman named as potential presidential contenders. Dewey is cited as reluctant to seek any party nomination, while Croker aims to position himself as kingmaker.
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Washington
Hichard Croker
Bryan
Jess
Croker
Warwick
Mark Hanna
New
Miles
New York
Nelson
Fie
Alger Bos
Cracker
Craker
Elas
Geiersl Miles
Chicago
Hiinoleth
Stelken
Congress
Senator Gorman
Gorman
Bryac
Geehotld
Dewey
van Wycks
New York Journal
Bryan and Van Wyck Referenced in Democratic Banquet Debate
The article outlines Northern and Eastern Democratic positions around the Croker dinner and potential Van Wyck influence. It notes Roosevelt’s popularity, the Van Wycks as Eastern Democrats, and the likelihood of a Van Wyck candidate if southern leaders back that faction. It also discusses Bryan’s noninvolvement and the dynamic around House leadership with De Armond, Altgeld, and intra-party criticisms of appointments.
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Croken Liga
Hebby
New ‘Kors
Augustus van Wyek
Reee
Dempcratig
Democrats of the East
Eat
Bryan
van Wycks
Croker
New York
Himseif
Democrata
Laaders
House
DeArmond
Missouri
Thie
Judge DeArmond
Bryana
Jones
Altgeld
Thony
Alt_geld
Georges
Fred Williams
Chilcago
Phils
Sinole
Democrats
Hilnels
Oaiver
Empire Postoffice Robbed In Empire Georgia
The chief post office inspector was notified that the post office in Empire Georgia had been robbed the night before. An investigation was ordered as the force to look into the matter was mobilized. Local authorities offered few details as officials prepared to pursue leads.
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Empire
Chattanooga
Yostem Micant Empire
Wee
Uniform Tariffs to Be Maintained in Railway Conference
About twenty two railroad executives from major routes between Chicago and Lake Michigan and the Ohio and Mississippi rivers met with the Interstate Commerce Commission to pledge uniform tariffs and general cooperation. They reported adherence to published rates, discussed export domestic rate differentials, and noted apprehension about future traffic volumes and lake navigation competition. No definite action was taken but further talks were planned to prevent rate demoralization and protect shippers.
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Washington
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woking
Athens woman Aurelia C Rucker dies after pneumonia
In Athens Georgia Mrs Aurelia C Rucker grandniece of John Csthouse of South Carolina died at 7 am at the home of Mrs A H O Farrell on Milledge Avenue after a brief illness with pneumonia. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow by Rev Troy Beatty. Remains to be interred in Abbeville South Carolina.
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Mies Aurelia C. Rucker
Athens
Ketalyzer
A. H. O'Farrell
Milledge Avenue
Aurela Rucker
Sway
Rucker
John
Csthous
South Carolina
Melecopal Church
Troy Beatty
Abbeville
Richard
London
Jérusalem
Richard Cadbury
Paatory
B Bros
Tole
Pal
Weranieay
Hanlon's Trolley Rodgers Are How Playing on Georgia Sail
Augusta, Ga, March 6. Ned Hanlon and the Brooklyn team arrived in the big city nine days from Charleston, having sailed from New York on the Algonquin. The squad, except Hanlon Keelee and McGann, suffer from season fatigue as they begin practice in fine weather, with a lively session and gingered effort. The list of players includes Hanlon Matann Duts Cassidy Mascun Keeler Kaily Jones Anderson Heyden Cristam Grmn Hughes Duay Kennedy Yeager and Gaston. Sullivan and Kerwin Matched. New York, March 21. Spine Sullivan and George Kerwin of Chicago were matched today for twenty five rounds at the direempood Acalene Club Brooklyn. April Wit.
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Hanlon
Trolley Rodgers
Georgia
Augusta
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Big City
Charleston
New York
Keelee
McGann
Phose
Hanlun
Matann
Duts
Cassidy
Mascun
Keeler
Kaily
Jones
Anderson
Heyden Cristam
Grmn
Hughes
Duay
Kennedy
Yeager
Gaston
Sullivan
Kerwin
Spine
George Kerwin
Chicago
Direempood
Acalene Club
Hanover the famed thoroughbred horse is euthanized
Lexington Kentucky March 2 The famous American stallion Hanover aged fourteen by Hinds out of Bourbon Belle was put to death today by chloroform due to gangrene of the left foreleg from nerve damage sustained during racing. Hanover declined offers of 85,000 and 73,000 turn in.
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Lexington
Hanove
Hinds
Bourbon Belle
Chioroform
Sikken Young
Hanover
Bice Hamburg
Harms
Ken Lulliday
Coney at Eresic Club Wine and May Fight
William A Brady and Martin Julian announce a twenty five round bout between Jim Jeffries and Bob Fitzsimmons bid by Coney Athletic Club. May 28 is set with Parke referee fee of $2000 and shared picture privileges between principals and club.
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Jeffries
New York
William A. Brady
Martin Julian
Behsk
Jim Jenrhs
Bob Fitzsimmons
Coney Athletic Club
George Siler
Chicago
Cyclone Sweeps Away a Town in Tennessee
A fierce cyclone ripped through Liberty in Devalh County Tennessee last night uprooting trees and toppling houses. A brick Christian church was blown apart by the storm and residents faced panic. property damage is extensive though fatalities are reportedly few.
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Nashville
Tenn
Liberty
Devalh
Christian Church
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