Tension in Porto Rico Warns of Rising Insurrection
Chicago March 11 Tribune reports from Porto Rico detail alarm conditions amid troop shortages. General Henry laments needing more regulars as native unrest and armed clashes grow, with muttering across towns and violence between soldiers and native police. A mutinous atmosphere and calls for local self government escalate under military control.
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the Tribune
Porto Rico
Bar Jyan
Porto
Henry
Eleventh Infantry
Nineteenth Infantry
Fifth Cavalry
Tifth
San Juan
Sodom
Moore
Onguay
New York
Michael Burke
Caguays
Burke
Fitzpatrick
Cagney
Ponce
United States
Panther
Princess Kaiulani Dies Threatens Republic Aid
Princess Kaiulani is near death from rheumatism affecting her heart in Honolulu after pledging allegiance to the republic of Hawaii. The government aided her treatment, with a pension renewed by the last legislature, while a Washington-bound petition urged U.S. Congress to provide for the young woman.
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Honoulu
San Francisco
Kaiulani
Honolulu
Republic of Hawaii
United States Congress
Washington
Dun's Review Of Trade And Wheat Exports Hold Steady
In New York on March 11 the Dun's Review notes wage rises and output lifting business expectations. Cotton, iron and steel workers gain 10 percent, tin plate and coal workers 5 to 10 percent, signaling broader demand. Exports of wheat remain strong with Atlantic and Pacific shipments rising year over year, while western receipts and overall output ease fears of a crop shortfall. Other items cover railway taxation hearings in Des Moines, beef processing court inquiry in Chicago, pay raises for roadway workers, the death of J Fount Tillman in Nashville, and strikes affecting Lehigh and Coal Gate mines along with rye distiller pools forming in Cincinnati. Friday to Sunday dawns and moon phases are listed.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Pacific
Rye
Cincinnati
J. B. Greenhut
Whisky Trust
Greenhut
Husband
Des Moines
W. 8
Bell
Bell Implement Company
Testimony Against Mrs Cody Opens Gould Blackmail Case
Evidence gathering concluded in the trial of Mrs Margaret Cady accused of blackmailing Jay Gould heirs. Mary Angell testified she never met Gould or told Mrs Cody she was married. A handwritten letter offering 20000 for a marriage certificate was authenticated by a handwriting expert. Packing firm M Sinclair Co reorganized as T M Sinclair Co Ltd with 1500000 capital. Charles Soutter retires from active role. Sidney Sinclair becomes president.
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Albany
Margaret Cady
Jay Gould
Mary Angell
Cody
Sidney H. Sinclair
Henry B. Soutter
Robert S. Sinclair
Ohio Flood In Subsiding
Ohio flood news reports the Cincinnati river peak at 57.4 feet, then falling with fluctuations. Navigation resumes but Pittsburgh to Cincinnati boats wait until Saturday. Kanawha at Charleston falling and residents return home. Upper Ohio weather fair, lower levels rising.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Charleston
W. Va
Telegraphic Tidbits From Around The World
Items note the death of Thomas Montagne Morrison Wilde third baron Truro and a priest’s murder near Ichang. Telluride ore worth 18978 a ton found on Colville reservation Washington. Newport flood refugees stay in public buildings. Kansas passes binders law for penitentiary production. St Louis fair fund totals 350000. Berlin reports von Knorr resignation affecting navy. Private Kable shot in Havana by a comrade. Tourist rates stir Central Passenger lines. potential clash ahead. Mexican consul Prieto gains land reclamation rights. Providence editor Frederick R. Martin shot by burglars escaping Harris residence.
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Truro
Ichang
Colville Reservation
Washington
Newport
Kansas
Quaytyon
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Berlin
Aceniral von Knorr
William
William G. Kable
New York
Havana
Central Passenger Association
J. Diaz Prieto
Corpus Christi
Tex
Frederick Ray Martin
Providence Journal
E. M. Harris
Hayward Declared US Senator After Long Nebraska Debate
Judge M. L. Hayward of Nebraska City wins on the 408th ballot in a joint session deadlock, with fusionist ex-Senator Allen-Saline absentee Grafton voting split along party lines. Hayward thanks Congress and pledges Republican harmony as Allen lauds fusion forces shaping national policy.
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Monroe Leland Hayward
Nebraska City
Judge Hayward
Allen
Grafton
Saline
Hayward
M. L. Hayward
United States
Fuasionists
William V. Allen
Ben
Grand Old
Republican Party
William McKinley
Congress
Barkworth for Judge Leads Michigan Democratic Rally
Michigan Democrats reaffirm the Chicago platform nominating Thomas E. Barkworth of Jackson for the state supreme court. Barkworth won 452 of 772 first ballot votes against ex-Justice Allen B. Morse amid silver fusion influence and party unity. Regents chosen were Edward Logendre and Stanley Parkhill.
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State University
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Calumet
Stanley Parkhill
Owoaso
Treasury
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