Weyler appointed to succeed Campos in Havana transfer
General Weyler will replace General Campos in Havana with General Marin de Campoa resigning. Campos praised his duty, noted public opinion misread his aims, and Weyler, sailing from Barcelona next Saturday the 25th, is expected to harshly curb insurgents. Lantern Trust forms among seven lantern makers to control output and prices. Noted cartoonist Bernhard Gillam dies in Amsterdam New York from typhoid fever.
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Controversy Over Privilege Sparks House Debate
The House debated privilege after Mr. Grow of Pennsylvania read a New York Chamber of Commerce pamphlet criticizing the chamber and House actions. Grisp disagreed, but Grow pressed a personal privilege claim before resuming pension bill work and other business.
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Senate Report Favoring Monroe Doctrine Resolution
Europe put on notion and the Senate committee on foreign affairs reports favorably a resolution affirming Monroe Doctrine. The document reaffirms Monroe provisions and warns against European territorial ventures in the Americas, citing dangers to U S peace and sovereignty.
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Flying squadron may head to West Indies this year
A London cable reports that the destination of the flying squadron cannot be fixed until sealed orders are opened. Officials expect a southwest course toward the West Indies with possible ports Bridgetown Barbadoes or Port of Spain Trinidad, while admiralty circles say they know little but foresee travel near Venezuela. The squadron is commissioned for three years and not to be stationed long at any single point.
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Spain's Black Flag Will Be Unfurled in Cuba
Reports say rebel generals Maceo Bebreco and Rabi unite near San Luis with 15000 insurgents in the field. Yellow fever worsens near Santiago de Cuba as Spanish troops suffer. Rebels prepare for brutal retaliations and widespread violence if Weyler widens war.
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Will Test Prayer To Prevent Prize Fights In El Paso
The city ministers union of El Paso Texas plans a nationwide circular urging churches and youth groups to unite in prayer on Sunday January 26 to prevent the Mayer Fitzsimmons prize fight in El Paso and spare the city from disgrace.
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Washington Debates Cuban Policy and Monroe Doctrine
Washington committees advance plans to frame a debt adjustment for Central and Union Pacific. The Senate discusses the Monroe Doctrine with a Davis resolution seeking congressional commitment to a hard line on Venezuela Britain relations and Spain’s war strategy. Morrison eyed as Democrat presidential hopeful amid Illinois backing. Bond payment terms loosened by Carlisle while Cuba recognition remains unsettled.
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Bishop Haygood Dies In Georgia At Oxford
The Reverend Atticus Greene Haygood died at 2 a m Sunday in Oxford Georgia surrounded by family and close friends. Born November 19 1839 at Watkinsville he served as preacher editor college president and bishop within the Methodist Episcopal Church South. His long career included leadership at Emory College and Minary College and editorship of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate. He suffered paralysis while on a conference trip to Tennessee and did not recover.
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General Harrison Announces Engagement to Mrs Dimmick
General Benjamin Harrison announced his engagement to Caroline Lord Dimmick at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York. The couple plans to wed after Lout, with Harrison remaining in the city until Sunday before traveling to Indianapolis and Washington. Dimmick, a widow and former private secretary to Mrs. Harrison, is the daughter of the late Mrs. Lord and the sister of Mrs. Harrison.
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Ex-Congressman Smithers Dies in Dover at 77
Former congressman N. B. Smithers who served as secretary of state under Governor Cannion and Marvel died at his Dover home on Thursday in his 78th year.
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Spain’s Move Sparks Cuban Terror After Campos Deposition
A Havana dispatch dated January 18 reports Cuba gripped by fear as General Campos is deposed. The action signals a hard line from Spain, prompting Cuban civilians to flee the capital and insurgents to unify under a choice between Spain and rebellion. General Gomez warns of intensified hostilities and calls for world intervention to halt atrocities.
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Snodgrass Affidavit Details Tennessee Chief Justice Shooting
In Chattanooga, Chief Justice Ty Snodgrass relates his account of the Beasley shooting. He says the meeting with the prosecutor was accidental and that he fired while drawing to defend himself. Circuit Judge Moon refused longer postponement and set a continuance to next term to hear further testimony from witnesses in New York.
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Big Wage Cut At Westinghouse Electric
In East Pittsburg Pennsylvania 880 men and 250 women of Westinghouse Electric were notified of a 25 percent pay cut. They deemed it unjust after months of half-time work and walked out in a body at noon. Rumor says other departments will follow and 1000 workers may refuse to return to work.
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East Pittsburg
Declaration Analogy Warns of Monroeism Fallout
The London Speaker warns that if Congress backs the Monroe Doctrine expansion and the U.S. government demands British acceptance, it would be equivalent to a declaration of war as Britain would not surrender American possessions without exhausting all resistance.
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