No Franchises Granted In Cuba War Occupation
A Washington dispatch reports the secretary of war and correspondence to General Wade denying any franchises or concessions granted in Cuba since military occupation. President McKinley warns against selling railroad franchises to Spaniards via local authorities and urges keeping sovereignty intact over the island.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of War
Cuba
Evemober
Cali
Porto Rico
McKinley
Suneral Wade
United States
Wade
Pavan
Gates confirms wage hikes at American Lives and Wire
New York reports that American Lives and Wire plans wage increases for 38,000 employees starting March 1, with total annual impact between 770,000 and 1,000,000 dollars. The raises, described as managerially voluntary, aim to share profits due to higher iron costs. Gates notes no Cedar dispatch link and mentions Steel and Wire buying the Franklin Iron mine in the Mesaba range.
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New York
the Tribune
John W. Gates
American Lives and Wire Company
Chicago
Gates
Tt Il
Scott's Emulsion claim for consumptive patients
Thin and consumptive individuals are urged to take Scott's Emulsion a tonic that enriches the blood increases nerve force and renews wasted tissue. The ad claims the oil is digested for you by mechanical processing strengthens digestion and prevents wasting while producing energy and warmth powered by hypophosphites for nerves and brain. Sold for $1.00 by druggists Scott and Bowne New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Mail delivery changes to Honolulu transfer plan
Current practice sends mails alternately from San Francisco and Vancouver. Four days are required for mail from here to Vancouver. To save time, mails will be transferred at Honolulu. Future mailings from here will use any outgoing steamer able to monitor Vancouver at Honolulu, reducing transit by one day.
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Fenland
San Francisco
Vancouver
Wannecouver
Haviolulu
Honolum
Honolulu
Little News From Dawson Dawsoney
From Seattle February 10 report little Klondike news this year with frequent stampedes but no major discoveries. Father Judge founder of St Marys hospital dies of pneumonia. Tom MacFatrie found frozen in his cabin on December 22. Circle City reports the shooting of Joe Moranzie and a saloon robbery by two masked men. Moranzie possibly dying. Many river boats stalled on ice will be crushed when thaw comes.
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Dawsoney
Seattle
Wash
Klondike
Father Judge
St. Mary's Hospital
Tom MacFatrie
Circle City
Joe Morangie
Moranzie
Tracey and Miller Set for 20-Round Title Bout in San Francisco
Pugilists Tom Tracey and Fred Miller were matched by the National Athletic Club for a 20 round bout at Woodward's Villa on February 28. Each must weigh in at 145 pounds or under at 6 pm the eve of the fight. Tim Hurst, who officiated the Sharkey-McCoy bout, will serve as reserve. W. Al Vaty, Jeffries and McCoy manager, arrived to study the local pugilists.
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Tracey
Miller
San Francisco
Tom Tracey
Fred Miller
National Athletic Club
Ya Villon
Tim Hurst
W. AL Vaty
Jeffries and McCoy
Chinese Woman Kidnapping Case Reaches Sacramento
Deputy constable Welch arrives at midnight with a Chinese woman en route to Portland on larceny charges. Woman was abducted from San Jose and intercepted here, destined for Ban Jose. Authorities plan to return her to San Jose today while others claim she has a husband in Ban Jose.
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Sacramento
Cal
Welch
Portland
Ore
San Jose
Ban Jose
Four mined harbor moorings drift in gale at Boston
Four mine moorings placed to defend Boston harbor in the Spanish American War broke from their anchors during a storm and drifted ashore at Mariny Park in South Boston. Each mine carried 200 pounds of gun cotton and could have caused major damage if it exploded. No collisions occurred, and the drifting caused anxiety about further dangers amid the rough seas.
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Boston
Spain
Mariny Park
Toston
Banquet Arranged by Ohio Society in New York
The committee of the Ohio Society of New York announces banquet plans in honor of the American members of the Spanish-American peace commission. Arrangements are perfected with brilliant speakers and diplomats expected. Most peace commissioners have accepted. attendance hoped for from all.
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New York
Ohio Society of New York
Stage Held Up Near Santa Barbara Cal by Lone Highwayman
A stage near Santa Barbara California was halted by a lone bandit hiding behind a fallen tree. Armed with a shotgun the robber escaped after taking 40 from commercial travelers J. W. Armstrong and William Paddock. The stage carried no treasure.
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Banta Barbara
Cal
Tie
Weeving J. W. Armstrong
William Paddock
Beale Donates Building for Free Bakersfield Library
Truxton Beale donated to the Bakersfield board of trustees a building and grounds to honor his father the late Gen. Gennil Beale who held government posts including minister to Austria. The gift is intended for a free public library in memory of his father.
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San Francisco
Truxton Beale
Bakersfield
Cat
Gennil 13
Beale
Austria
Strike Ties Up Pacific Mail Ships in New York
A Panaman dispatch reports four Pacific Mail steamers tied up by strike action as crews refuse to sail. Launches are full and about 81,000 sacks await transshipment. Nearly 900 tons of New York freight bound for San Francisco are piled up, with 1,700 tons for Central America and large quantities for Guayaquil and other southern ports.
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New York
Wie Herald
Panania
Ehipment
Saving Ty Tine plan to speed Australian mail
San Francisco February 10. Postmaster Montage, authorized by the post office department, announces a perfect plan that will in certain cases save four days in mail transmission from this city to Australia and New Zealand.
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San Francisco
Post Office Department
Banker's arrival for Southern Pacific owners conference
Gove to New York Feb 10 report says banker William T. Crocker, owner in Southern Pacific, has just reached New York to join J. T. Huntington and Mrs. Jane Stanford and other company owners in a conference.
First Latin Commissioner San Francino Visited British Columbia
Former Indian Commissioner San Francino, Web. 11 James Leeni han, the first latine commissioner of the province of British Columb, when the departments were reorganized under the count of 1874, is donn in this city. He has passed most of his life in Canada but was arranging to make his residence in this state.
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San Francino
James Leenihan
British Columb
Canada
Fly's Cream Balm touted as cure for catarrh
An advertisement claims Fly's Cream Balm is an acknowledged remedy for catarrh and contains no mercury. the product is marketed as a safe, non injurious drug priced at 50 cents.
McCoy to Fight Joe Choynski After March Says He Will
McCoy accepts engagement to meet Joe Choynski in Los Angeles and plans training soon. He prefers Choynski over Sharkey as the stronger opponent and is ready to fight anytime after March 2. Also notes engagement of Lispenard Stewart to Miss Homele Dahlgren in New York with Admiral Laldsten mentioned.
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McCoy
Cheyne
Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Sharkey
Joe
New York
Stewart
Homele Dahlgren
Admiral Laldsten
McGregon Binary Surgeon at Marlow's Stables
Ontario Veterinary College graduate treats all diseases of domesticated animals. Located at Marlow's Stables, 1043 Main Street. Telephone 293. All cases promptly attended.
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Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlow
Main Street
Extra Session Is Probable as Army Bill Stands
Washington reports the army reorganization bill must pass or the president will call an extra session. The senate opposition is noted and a temporary compromise may be proposed, but officials say no makeshift measure will satisfy the administration. If action fails, an extra session is certain as the attorney general rules volunteers and extra regulars from the Spanish War can be kept only with new legislation, risking a force cut from 65,000 to 25,000 men.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Spain
Poor Opinion of Aguinaldo
Lieuten ant Howard who served in Manila says Aguinaldo is a mercenary with clear motives. He urges the United States to crush him promptly and notes European residents in the Philippines favor U S control. He claims recent fighting will leave Aguinaldo without support.
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Aguinaldo
New Haven
Cann
Howard
Boston
Manila
Palley
United States
Philippines
Two Heads One Thought From Sully Portrait Plot
A tale of Sully painting two New Year portraits for old patrons Monsieur Brugere and his wife Each sought to surprise the other by commissioning a secret portrait The plots intersected as both pictures hung in the parlor and each spouse believed the surprise belonged to them The artist notes the same thought in two heads and the mutual desire to delight.
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Monsieur
Brugere Fiumily
Sully
Madame
Monsieur Sully
Sally Lea
Editor's Brother-In-Law Seeks Newsroom Tour
A young editor’s confidant and a newly arrived Frenchman barge into a newsroom. The man asks to see the machines, the Frenchman grins and points them out, and the exchange reveals a mix of confidence and curiosity about the press. A sly nod to familiarity with the editor closes the scene.
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Prenchman
Hoeband
Question on love before meeting him prompts and replies
A man asks if she ever loved as a mother before meeting him. She responds with another question, probing for further meaning or continuation of the exchange.
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