Havana Terrified by Genera l Maceo Advance
Havana experiences terror after the decisive battle where Cuban forces led by General Maceo used dynamite, claiming victory over Spanish troops. Madrid grows feverish over war news and Weyler's policy, as Cubans reportedly hold the initiative. An engagement at the reserve plantation in Matanzas left patriot leader General Serafin Sanchez dead.
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New York
Havana
Maceo
Madrid
Weyler
Serafin Sanchey
Province of
Matanzas
Corcoran to resign as Massachusetts Democratic chairman this Saturday
Judge John W. Corcoran announces resignation as head of the Democratic State committee to devote full time to his law practice. He formed a May 1 partnership with General Collins and hopes party harmony will prevail without his leadership during Governor Williams's campaign. He notes no intent to bolt the party and reflects on twenty years of service in Clinton and state roles.
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John W. Corcoran
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
General Collins
Cocoran
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Williams
Chicago
Corcoran
Europe
Clinton
Russell
Haley Defeats Burke in Twenty Round Bout at Empire A C
In Buffalo New York on October 5 Patsey Haley defeated Luke Burke in a twenty round match at the Empire A C new club house. Martin Flaherty of Boston challenged Frank Erne after the bout and Erne accepted with date to be set by the club.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Empire A. C
Patsey Haley
Luke Burke
Boston
Haley
Martin Flaherty
Frank Erne
Erne
Nutmeg Voters Turnout Sparks Republican Gains
In Connecticut town elections October 5 1890 Republicans gain ground across 168 towns with Hartford New Haven Bridgeport Ansonia Derby Naugatuck excepted. Windham and Middlesex counties show Republican majorities as Democrats drop seats. Local issues matter with McKinley support voiced by manufacturers.
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Hartford
Conn
New Haven
Bridgeport
Ansonia
Derby
Naugatuck
Hartford County
Middlesex County
Windham County
Winsted
Cook
McKinley
Connecticut
New London
Coit
Registrar of Voters
Murray
Middletown
Old Saybrook
Saybrook
Chatham
Durham
Essex
Sophomores and Freshmen Dominant in Harvard Rush
Yesterday was Bloody Monday at Harvard as a heavy rain did not stop a massive rush by sophomores and freshmen, marking one of the largest student marches in years. Officials reported chaotic scenes but no major injuries.
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Harvard
Eliot
Edward Everett Hale
W. H. Walcott
Harvard Corporation
College
Memorial Hall
Welcome of Russian Czar to Cherbourg by French fleet
The Russian emperor and empress, greeted by President Faure and massive crowds, arrive at Cherbourg aboard escorted yachts. Warships open salutes as the Polar Star and Standard enter the harbor. Faure formally welcomes the Czarina and Czar with floral gifts and honors.
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Cherbourg
Russia
Republic
France
Cam
Dupuy de Lome
President Faure
Quai de l’'Ancien Arsenal
Faure
M. Challemel- Lacour
Senate
M. Bris
Arsenal
Legion of Honor
M. Faure
Czar Visits Arsenal Amid Warm Welcome In Bad Weather
The Czar and Czarina reviewed ships Hocie and Bou vines, complimented commanders on vessel condition, and joined a banquet at the arsenal aboard Polar Star. Weather prevented a sham fight and street procession, with plans shifted to indoor events and discussions with M. Faure.
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Hocie
Bouvines
Arsenal
M. Faure
Germany
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