Filibuster Expedition Reaches Cuba With 100 Men
A letter from Maj. Florhann of the Cuban army reports the landing of the most important expedition from the United States to Cuba. It lists 100 men, 1 000 repeating rifles, 2 000 000 pounds of ammunition and 250 000 dollars in gold under Col Fernandez. The vessel sailed from Key West June 6 and evaded Spanish ships before heading to Amaguay to join Gomez. Marti is reported dead.
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Calnesville
Fin
FL S. Dlorhann
Jorhann
Pennsylvania
Arenza River
United States
Pont
Cal. Fernandez
Key West
Bahia Island
Oll
Sargo
Gomez
Tunas
Amaguay
Joias
Berth
Marti
Favor Resort to Arms Movement Among Irish Americans
Chicago Record reports the Irish American club of Indianapolis with 300 members backs a new emancipation strategy outside parliamentary agitation. The group has raised funds including nearly 2 million dollars nationally, aims to organize a convention for armed Irish independence, and seeks cooperation from all Irish groups and societies.
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Chicago
Chicago Record
Indianapolis
United States
Ireland
Lengus
Michael A. Young
M. J. Nonix
M. J. Burns
Spanish Forces Fortify El Crista Front and Skirmishes Reported
Reports describe increased fortifications at El Crista as Spanish forces push to deter insurgent incursions. A clash near Sevilla results in the capture of a Cuban flag and seven wounded rebels. General Campos arms cavalry with lances as Enrique Maceo raids rail lines and towns with about 1,200 troops.
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Crespo
Venezuela
Fl Cobre
Antonio Maceo
Gibam
Arrans
Santa Lucia
Fraybenite
Bin
Proclamation Warns Americans to Stay Out of Cuba Turmoil
The state department releases a proclamation by President Grover Cleveland warning U S citizens and others within U S jurisdiction to abstain from aiding or participating in Cuban disturbances. It threatens strict enforcement and punishment for violations and calls on officers to prevent offenses and prosecute offenders.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Spain
Grover Cleveland
United States of America
Jagcuano Onsyy
Four Die as Big Boiler Explodes in Fall River Shop
A fifty horse power boiler in the Langley harness shop basement exploded causing the four story building to collapse in flames. About thirty workers, mostly women, were at work. four killed and over a dozen injured. Firemen battled the blaze as rescuers pulled survivors from the ruins.
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Mass
Langley Harness Shop
Wostly Girls
Fre
Haines
Robert Murray
Economic optimism and crop gains lift June market review
Dun and Co reports broad improvements in business with June bank clearings up 24.8 percent and better crop prospects. Imports, wages, and western receipts rise while coal and textile prices edge lower or hold. A Jeffersonville riot ends with injuries as Kentucky gunmen clash with locals.
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New York
K. A
Gray
Pittsburg
Connellaville
United States
Canada
Convict Tensions Loom in Coeur d Alene Idaho Feud
Reports from northern Idaho warn of imminent clashes between the Miners Union and law and order factions as labor rights and pro-employer power clash. A local man Armin who trcarred rival loyalties was killed by an ax, but a coroner's jury ruled death a suicide. Guy McConnell secured government arms and hundreds of volunteers rush to prepare as state militia is lacking.
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Boise
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Miners’ Union
Law and Order
Armin
Vilon
Guy. McConnell
Park County
Towa
Des Moines
Inwia
Civilians May Be Appointed To Navy Posts
Washington special notes an unusual rise in retirements in the navy and engineer corps leaving more vacancies than graduates to fill them. There are twenty six line vacancies and twenty one engineer vacancies, while the graduating class has forty members, leaving seven extra openings for civilians.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Northwest
Chicago
Jeffersonville
Ind
Glen Helen Park
Sellersburg
Ltd
Winck
Huffsuller
James Wilson
Uegro
Kentucly
Navy
Engineer Corps
Naval Academy
Hazen Nail Works Sold to American Wire Nail Co
The American Wire Nail Company has purchased Hazen Wire Nail Works in Anderson Indiana and will merge the plants creating the largest nail operation in the United States. Start up Aug 1 with about 3,000 employees planned. current Hazen mill had been idle two years and the combined plant aims to employ 3,000 from the outset.
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Hazen Nail Works
Anderson, Ind
American Wire Nail Company
Hazen Wire Nail Works
United States
Hazen
Jon P. Hazen
Cincinnati
Ida Wella to Wad Chooses June 3 as Bride
Idan Wella, leader of the anti lynching crusade, announces her marriage plans to T L Barnett a well known attorney in the city. The Norsereymen's Convention in Indianapolis and the American Association of Nurawrymen with delegates from the Bowdy Mountains are noted in this special dispatch.
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League of Patriots
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Balile and
Black Sea
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Itt
Ida 3. Wells
Couery
Europe
T. L. Barnett
Indianapolis
American Association of Nurawrymen
Bowdy Mountains
Iowa Slay Tien at Another Tas Hark Champion Rain Normal
Promising athlete Prall from Cedar Valley and State Normal School shows sprinting prowess at Grinnell events while headlines note rainfall boosting crops. oblique reports on local crime and public notices follow amid a wide county news roundup.
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Tien
Council
Johan V. Crum
Lowe
Corn State
J. O. Mrall
Cedar Valk
State Normal School
Cram
Villiaen
Hias
ESC
Southwestern Iowa High School
Saloon Petition Case and Local News From Des Moines and Storm Lake
In Des Moines a district court ruling upholds the rejection of a saloon petition, finding signs of fraud and improper methods in collecting signatures. The Storm Lake meeting of the State Pharmaceutical Association discussed by laws and a lower admission fee, while violations in Boyden and other incidents including a Rutherford assault and several pension notices were noted.
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