Maine Explosion At Havana Harbor Leaves Many Dead Or Wounded
Reports from Havana describe a catastrophic blast on the battleship Maine in Havana harbor at 9 40 PM causing many deaths and injuries. Officials, sailors, and witnesses recount chaos as ships and tenders rush to aid. early theories point to a magazine or shell explosion with Spain’s cruisers assisting.
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Havans
United States
Maine
Havans harbor
Alfonso KITS
Associated Bros
MAUR
Havana
Bigsboo
ava boen
Tita
Associated Prees
tha
Alfonso XIT
Bigs bes
Santa Barham
Admirel Antorola
navy yard
Washington
Sigebes
Blaina
Kay West tor
Jonking
Merrite
Bianco
dom pai
Blan
Hatmaa
galm
Sigabee
Key West
Hoa
Poraytho
Fern
Havan hathor
Long
Dickena
Bigabes
Dicken
Political aims unite three parties over financial reform
Washington reports addresses from the Democratic Populist and silver Republican camps push for party consolidation on financial reform. Signed by leaders including Senator James K. Jones and Marion Butler, the appeals seek to align Democrats Populists and silver Republicans in future elections. In Texas Deputy Marshal Ben Collins killed Wesley Wiley during a failed arrest in Denison. Frances Willard and Frances Willard’s condition updates surface as the Temperance leader recovers in New York City after three weeks.
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Washington
partis
flaus ag
James EK, Jones
Arkansas
Democratic national committee
tador
Marion Butler
national committee
Charman Charles A. Towne
nenate and
honnandales
Dubois
Denison
Tex
Fed
United States
Ben Collins
Colbert
darkey
Wesley Wiley
walshy
Tishomis- 03
Otioch
plameless
Willard Gerteeeigkee
New York
Mise
Frances E. Willard
Woman's ‘Christian Temperance union
Ingrippo
Seprens
Woman's Chrietam Temperance union
Mles TWitlard
Asmaman
will perkown
General textile strike plans meet mixed response in New England
Reports from New Bedford Lowell and surrounding mills describe AFL push for a New England wide strike meeting cool reception in factory centers. Proposals include a yarn mills shutdown risking 60 000 workers and 160 000 overall. Labor leaders debate strategy while spinners and other unions weigh opposition.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
New England
New Bedford
atolks
waa
Bedford
Musa
Ibis
Spinners' union
Rome
Lowell
Mass
comratte
Penton
New Boglon
Willian L. Kinsella
Wearers’ union
thun
Self-Destruct in Humboldt Jail Ends Holecheck Family Tragedy
Joseph Holecheck, who killed his wife at the Holecheck farm near Humboldt on December 4, 1807, hanged himself in the county jail using a handkerchief and a makeshift noose. His body was found after an hour, leaving ten children and a valuable estate. Authorities anticipate involvement in the April court term.
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Fels City
Nob
Joseph Holecheck
Holecheck
Humboldt
Tio
Hulebeck
Cattle and Sheep Market Reports From Chicago and St Louis
Cattle receipts in Chicago 8500 with steady prices. Texas stock at 8.50 to 4.40. Sheep receipts 1300 to 1400. market steady to firm in St Louis with Texas entries noted. Prices for Texas and other regions cited, showing mixed but steady demand across cattle and sheep trades.
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Eiventeen
Chicago
Texas
F . St. Lonin
Shooting at Normal School Bash Leaves Student Injured
In i Vaiparalee Indiana a disturbing party incident began when Frank Rosenberger drew a revolver and fired after ordering guest Hays T Smart to remove his hat. Smart was struck and remains unconscious. Rosenberger, 24, of Petersburg, was arrested. Both men were in the pharmacy department and the event disrupted the gathering at the college hall.
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Kate
Bors Onicago
Rudolph Blank
Dalleta
Joseph Kavanagh
Blank
i - Vaiparalee
Ind
College hilt
Hays T. Smart
hief
Frank Rosenberger
Smart
Rosenberger
Detroit
Rovsaberger
Petersburg
Roxaberger
arcost
pharmacy
Burglars Blow Safe At Farmers Bank In Sheridan
A bank in Sheridan, Missouri was entered Monday night when burglars dynamited the vault and escaped with about 400 in osall and 70000 in dratte. They fled by handcar toward Iowa, abandoning the vehicle near Blockton. no crew was found.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Sheridan
hfc
Farmers’ bank
osall
dratte
darglare
Iowa
Blockton
Washington News Briefs From The Vision Pacfic Attain
The report covers a pareago pin resolution to inform the senate on actions regarding the Regendo Lopez case, and a Kansas Pacific debt matter tied to government reorganization. It notes debate by Mr Harris, passage of an amended resolution, and a busy House day with several public-importance measures approved. Also reports Lord Neville’s five-year London sentence for fraud, and various regional notes from Denver New York and Albany about demonstrations, levies, and political censure.
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Bonate Desseya
Washington
DMr
Pettus
Alahams
senate
faferanca
Regendo
anata
Union Paalde company
Kansas Pacific
wns
Chandler
Union
congress
Cleveland
Haris
California
Cabinet condemns Lema letter as Spain seeks proper reply
Madrid ministers condemn de Lema letter and pledge a fitting response while Madrid and Washington discuss the incident. The Spanish government delays action to avoid congress embarrassment, as the president hopes for a satisfactory settlement. War sentiment grows in London and Madrid as protests rise. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas seek Santa Anna’s sword in Cincinnati, awaiting mayor’s return.
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New York
Foi
Madrid
Gonor Saganta
ech
Senor de Lema
McKinley
Csaslojas
Washington
Theo Soradd
Mazirid
Wooltont
Spain
Bpanlah Bostile
London
Unio
United States
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Cincinnati
Daughters of the Republic of Texans
Grent Houston
Jacinto
bia son
Texas
Lone Star republic
Mexico
Nayor Tafel
West Baden
Pittsburg Fire Ends Wall Collapse Tragedy
Pittsburg February 14 a collapse of the Union Storage company south wall traps several boys beneath debris as fire ruins the building. Two youths are reported buried. 10 men said killed though later reports vary. Debris cleared by a large force as danger remains high.
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Pittaburg
Union Storage company
Thoraday
rae Seat
Samuel Lewis
cotornd aan
Charles Cramer
Cramer
Numerous Linked Incidents Reported Across States
A montage of brief items notes violence in Kentucky Indiana and Texas. Reports mention deaths including Peter Sabet Reuben Minow and Dan Brown along with robberies and arrests in several towns. Other notices cover weather and agriculture shifts, coal finds, schooling cuts, and a Maryland spelling contest tally.
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allaelovns
servals
Peter Sabet
Bain Williams
sneap
Ted
Reuben Minow Wis
hs toni
popaing
Allentown
Tax
White Oaks
N. Mi
Petro Baldon
Dan Brown
Anra
Tila
John Mason
W. Laigsford
Wellston
O. T
Alfred Blackivaldes
Montgomery county
Litchfield
Alas Tomas
Paducah
Choxiomey
hous
Texas
Stockdale
Tex
Brayms
Morgan+ town
Ind
Des Moles
Dubuque
Atlantic
Omahe
Chicago
Kennedy
Harrodaburg
Phillip Kennedy
W. W
Bete cister
Catherine McAliater
Sunset limited train and luxury travel notes in 1898
The article describes the Sunset Limited train service between Chicago and Los Angeles via the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe routes with open drawing room cars and hotel-like conveniences. It promotes the California Limited and Harvey dining as the fastest express, plus a testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a public notice about estate administration and publication of a death in 1898.
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Chicago
Pacifc
Texas & Pacific
St. Louis
Ublagy & Altor
California
Los Angeles
Fred Harvey
poe
A. T. & S.Fiallway
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Carl W."'Ungen
George P. Biow
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Watt T. Cluverins
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Joseph Hills
George Helms
Sigshne
navy department
hydrographic office
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department
New York harbor
departmente
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Henator Milla
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aeak
CORTON
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New Orleans
Federal court of appeals
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Chamberlain
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