Rioting in Malaga Over US Mission Sparks Spain Tense
Malaga reporter describes a large youth crowd surrounding the American consulate, shouts of anti US slogans, property damage, and a later apology from local authorities after the incident. Demonstrations continue with banners, pig emblem protests, and police action to restore order amid tensions between Spain and the United States.
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Alabama to be launched in May 1898
The battleship Alabama, first of three 1896 contracts, will be christened May 18 by Miss Morgan of Senator Morgan's family in Cramps shipyard. Alabama, longer than the Iowa, displaces 11 525 tons with speed 16 knots and armament including four 18 inch rifles and multiple rapid fire guns. Armor plate pricing dispute may end as a $400 per ton rate passes Congress.
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Naval Register
Sparks From The Wires Briefing Of Early 20th Century Notices
Consul General Lee departs Washington for a brief visit to his Virginia home. War Department allocates 25000 dollars for a full army hospital at Key West. Commander Brownson returns from abroad to acquire ships for the government. Captain Goodrich resigns Harvard varsity crew. J H Perkins named in his place. W P Norton of Hopkinsville contemplates Charley Patterson and May Hempstead as notable horses. Abernathy and Eppeson of Colorado Springs set new 50 mile straightaway road record from 2 hours 10 minutes to 2 hours 33 minutes. Wright lowers wheel record to 2 hours 10 minutes. Records timed on route Colorado Springs to Pueblo. Century Road Club likely to certify.
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Colorado Springs
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Woman suffrage seen as elevating reform in Iowa
A Denver observer argues that women suffrage has transformed Iowa politics into a constructive, respectful arena. He cites calmer election days, better civility, and increased parliamentary competence among women, urging Iowa voters to support extending suffrage statewide.
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