Laurada Crisis in Spain as US Vessel Sails For Baltimore
Valencia authorities prepare to receive the US steamer Laurada with coal and provisions if needed while enforcing docking limits. Madrid dispatches report police and military reinforcement and a pledge to honor the American flag. Consul Mortens warns the ship not to anchor, and Canovas contemplates a policy shift to avert US intervention as Weyler moves to pacify Cuba following Maceo’s death.
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Valencia
United States
Marie Theresa
Vuleana
Beranger
Laurada
Spain
London
Rome
Daily News
Palermo
Hughes
Baltimore
Madrid
Washington
Vaenora
Theodore Mortens
Otago
Cuba
Mertens
Srayo
Bpain
America
Canovas
Weyler
Maceo
Cortes
Senor Canovas
Question of Interest to Bankers Case in Ana Anamosa
A district court in Anamosa hears a case involving an $81,000 indebtedness and raises whether bankers may charge interest on customer overdrafts. Parties: L. Schoonover vs. Osborne Bros. Suit covers 14 years of money advanced for business purposes. Other items note Ottawa and Kansas enlistment, shipwreck deaths, and Brigham endorsement.
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Cepdr Ramos
Anamosa
L. Schoonover
Osborne Bros
Schoonover
Maceo’s Successors Named by Cuban Delegation
Wasninaron Dec. 14 The succession of General Galixto Garcia to lieutenant general of Cuban insurgents and Major General Rios Rivera to command the forces in Pinar del Rio, both previously held by Maceo, are practically settled according to the Cuban delegation.
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Maparip
Madrid News
Havana
Hoe
Pinar de Rio
Woyler
Maceo
Wasninaron
Galixto Garcia
Rios Rivera
Pinar del Rio
Federal court fines two witnesses for late appearance
Atlantic report describes D F Harding and Henry Hafele fined 30 and 18 10 costs each after failing to attend a federal case against Carl Christensen. The incident highlights court procedures, witness duties, and the risks for absent participants in a historically procedural system.
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Federal Court
United States
D. F. Harding
Henry Hafele
Carl Christensen
Council Bluffs
Christensen
United States Court
Wheels of Justice
Federal Building
Harding
Hafele
Nebraska
Marsha Eller
Wit
Normal school adopts the short skirt fashion at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Normal School posted a noted reform as over 900 students, about 600 girls, wore six inch from floor skirts with matching jackets and hats. Miss McFarland led the plan approved by the faculty emphasizing rational undergarments and evenly distributed clothing though material and color varied.
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State Normal School
Gtri
Cedar Falls
Denver Firm Fails and Clothing Store Seized
Large Denver firm fails as H. Bobradsky’s clothing store, among the city’s largest, is taken over by mortgagees L. H. Gouldman and Samuel Bailer. Also, Dr. Goodmanson's preliminary hearing is postponed to December 14 in Denver Nebraska.
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Denver
Danvsr
H. Bobradsky
L. H. Gouldman
Samuel Bailer
Goodmanson
Neb
Dr. Goodmanson
Fifty Years a Journalist Honor Banquet for McClure
Eminent public figures gathered at the Hotel Walton in Pamaveputa to honor Colonel A. K. McClure on his 50th year in journalism. Governor Hastings presided with Vice President Adlai Stevenson and General Miles among the speakers, praising McClure’s influence and the progress of journalism over six decades.
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A. K. McClure
the Times
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Miles
Commodore Melville
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Washington
Carl Schurz
Tancoln
Morton
Hawley and Vilas
Grosvenor
Murat Halstead
John EK. Cowen
Ambassador Bayard
Henry Irving
Catholic Editor Arrested in San Francisco Charge of Libel
A warrant is issued for Rev. Peter C. Yorke chancellor of the California diocese on criminal libel charges. Real estate dealer Christian Thistleton sues over a Monitor issue alleging Yorke called him a member of the A P A before its organization and referenced possible imprisonment for unnamed offenses.
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Peter C. Yorke
California
Christian Thistleton
The
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Church Organ
Father Yorke
Thistleton
A. P. A. Jong
Mrs McKinley to Visit Chicago Tonight
Mrs McKinley wife of the president elect will depart Canton for Chicago this evening to stay with Captain and Mrs Lafayette McWilliams at their Lake avenue home. Mrs McWilliams is her cousin and has hosted the McKinleys before. Major McKinley will stay in Canton during her absence.
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Cantor
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