Cuban Day Resolutions Demand End to Cuban War
Senator Mason leads a strong push in the Senate for immediate end to the Cuba conflict with a preamble condemning Spanish cruelty. The debate features resolutions recognizing Cuban independence and urging U S intervention to cease hostilities while criticising Spain for concentration camps and civilian suffering.
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Amateur Athletic Carnival Set for Tattersalls Chicago
The first amateur combined gymnastic and athletic carnival in the United States will be held March 6 at Tattersalls Chicago. Run by the University of Chicago with 2000 funding, contests feature 10 men from Illinois Minnesota Michigan Chicago Northwestern universities. A 110 by 200 feet hall hosts 70 yard straightaways and a 4 lap track. Prizes are handsome ribbons for both gymnastic and athletic events, with judges chosen from colleges outside the city.
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Indian prisoner captured after Gordon murder
Gornox Wisconsin sheriff in Eau Claire Lakes captured quarterbreed Tudian Charles Beauregard for the September murder of Joseph Blackburn near Gordon. Blackburn, an old trader, was killed after refusing Beauregard whisky. A large crowd followed from the Indianware, but officers held the prisoner.
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Minister Denounces Private Ownership in Capital Address
Winona Minnesota February 9 Rev L L West D D pastor of the First Congregational Church delivered an address on Capital He denounced private ownership of wealth and urged socialistic views in a talk before the M A rooms in Congregational circles across the state.
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Empire Speech Opens Parliament and Addresses Global Affairs
The fourth session of Victoria’s parliament opened with the queen’s speech. It mentions peace talks between Turkey and Greece, Crete autonomy, Abyssinia relations, and West Indian colony distress from sugar prices. It notes Indian frontier conflicts, troop losses, and plans for Irish local government reform and military improvements. Also reports American lumber trade discrimination by Prussian railways against pitch pine.
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Oppose Leiter Run by A101 Washburn and Others
The World reports a strong opposition coalition forming against Leiter in Chicago and New York. Washburn and allies aim to block Leiter’s access to New York loans and lower seaboard rates. Armour agencies and the beef trust side with the opposition as Leiter faces a powerful combined front said to control massive wealth in the hundreds of billions.
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Ex-Mayor Weaver Reports Omaha Exposition Work
Ex-Mayor Edgar Weaver says Omaha exposition work is in full swing with grandscale buildings and lagoon promenades arising as Minnesota prepares to invest up to 225000 to ensure state participation. He notes $1,200,000 already appropriated by city county state and government and that Minnesota has already approved multiple appropriations.
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Liquor to Be Tested Under Pure Food Law in Wisconsin
Dairy and Food Commissioner Adames of Wisconsin rules the pure food law applies to liquors and requires testing for purity and label accuracy. The decision unsettles wholesale liquor dealers who contend genuine brands are copied by counterfeit adulterated products.
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Duel Over a Woman Leaves Two Wounded in Kossuth County
A February duel in Bexton Kossuth county between Albert Rahim and Hermin Neckar ended with Neckar shot in the abdomen and Rahim struck in the heart region. Both men remain in precarious condition as the seconds look on. the quarrel stemmed from a dispute over a woman.
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Cabinet decides to send troops to Alaska gold fields
Washington February meeting approves dispatch of two companies to Dyea and Skaguay Alaska to preserve order and protect life and property as hundreds of lawless newcomers flood the region. Ottawa reports no armed U.S. troops will accompany the Dawson relief expedition. cabinet weighs allowing unarmed personnel to join via Canadian routes.
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Disgusted Klondikers Return from Klondike Voyage
A Victoria, BC report says the steamer Noyo arrived from Skaguay with 25 disgusted passengers aboard after their Klondike experience. They denounced the Klondike rush and carried about $10,000 in treasure. One passenger claimed 200 men could take all work at Skaguay, while 600 more there had nothing to do but drink and gamble. The Novo faced a critical Corona position and had no contact with wrecked Lewis Island passengers.
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Klondike voyage notes and Yukon rush observed
Report from February detailing Klondike exploration and river passages with ships Thistle Danube and Leo leaving for Yukon. Daily arrivals number around 150 men while Skaguay hosts 2100 arrivals. A 200 ton freight refusal to the United States relief effort is noted along with a Lake LeBarge sawmill project. Postmaster policy on political activity by postal workers discussed.
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Cleveland brewers tied to Eastern syndicate deal
Union Veteran club president questioned postmaster Gordon about allowable political activity for employees. An attorney reports a major Cleveland brewery deal transferring control to an Eastern syndicate, with about 95 million dollars to be paid in the coming weeks in New York.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago Union Map Seeks Boycott of Minneapolis Flour
Federation of Labor orders delegates to inform unions that Minneapolis flour and its products are nonunion labor. Chicago, Feb. reports confirm unions should boycott and spread the charge. Also notes juror Snow's illness during a trial, a train switch incident near Island Lake injuring crew, and the 40th annual Swedish Lutheran conference opening at Gustavus Adolphus Church in Minnesota.
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Moonshiner Uprising Threatens Arkansas Mountain District
Feb 9 reports an uprising of moonshiners threats in the mountain area of Cleburn county. United States authorities have been appealed to for assistance to protect law abiding citizens after a raid last week by deputy U S marshal.
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Brooklyn Woman's Deed Ends in Slay and Assault
A Brooklyn wife killed her stepdaughter Miré Ida Place by acid burns, attacked her husband with a hatchet, and inflicted severe head wounds before locking herself in a room and turning on gas jets. She was found unconscious but expected to recover. jealousy was cited as the cause.
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