Cuban War Belligerency Recognition Possible
Cleveland prepared a proclamation as the United States nears recognition of Cuban insurgents. Reports say Spain may sell Cuba to Great Britain, provoking fears of conflict and calls to mobilize southern state militia. Deputy details note debatable British fleet movements and political maneuvering surrounding Gen Gomez and Marshal Campos.
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Louis Mo
The
Republic
Atepstohen
Florida
New York
Washington
United States
Cleveland
Marshall Campos
Spain
Cardoon
Bays
Cuba
Great Britain
War Department
Chia Iano
Senor Palmi
Insurgenta
Gommez
Nno
Congress
Lexpos
Associated Press
Spithead
Admiralty
Bermuda
American
Great Britsin
Lord Playfair
Board For International Arbitration
Thomas F. Bayard
Havens
Marshal Campos
Generale Barges
Ahamad
Arms for Cuba and War Raids Across Florida
Rumors of arms raids linked to Cuba surface as gun stores and military armories are said to be raided and a strange steamer reportedly sails for Havana with arms. Florida denial on militia mobilization follows claims of presidential orders amid a looming expedition. Local notices also report a Democratic mass meeting in Whitley County and a bequest to a Protestant hospital, with several other items from Bluffton to Tacoma and beyond.
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Caataxooca
Tenn
E C Mnaderwol
Chicago
Tampa
Fla
Cubs Hesaya
Washmorox
War Department
Florida
Whitley County
Conover City
Democratic Central Committee
Marshh
Monroe Doctrine Resolution Sparks Senate Debate
An extraordinary session focused on Monroe Doctrine study and a Pugh resolution urging payment of federal obligations in silver and gold. Senator Davis backed the doctrine, reaffirming U.S. stance against European encroachment and asserting Monroe era principles in federal law.
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Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Monroe
United States
United States of America
American
Isthmnin
Christian Endeavor Union
Bill
Clark
Uiet
Moody Choir
Bold Robbery at Ticket Office Leads to Capture
Harry Campbell, a 20 year old resident of Town, looted the depot ticket office on a Saturday, stealing about $13 and an express money order book. He traveled from Cambridge to Tanangerstown then to New Castle, where sheriffs arrested him. The thief was imprisoned in Richmond after being found with most of the money and the order book.
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Rother
Sin
Chergmatt
Ohio
Jacob Bruehl
Knowlton Street
Cummingeville
Elmood
Nehiver
Eeiwood
Ind
DeHarity Block
Dusty
Harry Campbell
Hare
Dropi
Nelson
Express
Cambell
Cambridge
Tisgerstown
Hagerstown
New Castle
New Ussile
Bock
Richmond
Electoin
Mirrons
North
Milford
Ligonter
Abe Smalley
Liconzen
James Brown
Oklahoma
Express Company
Tessald
Chicago
Michigan
Pornville
Mich
General Ewing
New Yeak
Thomas Ewing
Columbus
Third Avenue
le Voiet
Cleveland
Mascovran II
William Weber
St. Paul's Free Protestant Church
Belleville
Germany
Dan
German Empire
Versailles
William
Prussia
Frank Sawyer
Meart Biscase
Coxcago
Tan
Frank Lawler
West Taylor Street
Walderman
West Twelfth Street
Turner Hall
Cuba
Valerinoe Weyler
Hughes
Decatur
Weat Main
Tewaa Fa
MT Frank & Co
M Rosenthal
Hughcats
Frank
Yealthy
Porter
F W. Gronau
New’ Haven Road
Nr Gronanus
Guilty Verdict in Sugar Investigation Trial at Wainineton
Elverton R Chapman, a New York stock broker with Moore and Soley, refused to testify before the senate sugar investigation committee. The jury found him guilty at noon after a long night of deliberation and the defense filed numerous constitutional objections for appeal to higher courts. The case is touted as a test and will influence forthcoming trials of Edwarda, Shriver, and Sohn W. McCarthy.
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Wainineton
Jax
Elverton R Chapman
New York
Moore & Soley
Senate Sugar Investigation Committee
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
United States
Supreme Court
Tnbanal
Cole
Chapman
National populist convention hearing in Chicago
Representatives from cities pushing for the national populist convention met in Chicago as the national committee reconvened. B M Fulweiler and others spoke for Arkansas, Kansas City, Dallas and Texas factions presented their claims before the executive session to consider city proposals.
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Chicago
B. M Fulweiler
Arkansas
H. Taylor
Eugenie Smith
F . Sehulta
Schieler
H . Schneider
Kansas City
Kanass
Barry Fracey
D B Leidy
Bolland
Dallas
Lexa
Venezuela Commission Plans to Buy From English Manufacturers
The commission announced intentions to purchase goods from English firms, aiming to bolster imports and support domestic production. Officials highlighted strategic benefits, including access to diverse suppliers and potential trade advantages for various sectors.
Death List reports local and regional passings and notices
The Death List records the deaths of Licle Georgia Woser Tarec Ol, Peter Eveland, Martha Meyer, and Georgia Moser among others with funeral details. It notes widowed and elderly residents, a Beatrice Ruppert baby, and additional obituaries and memorial services held by local churches and lodges across multiple towns.
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Licle
Georgia
Tarec Ol
Ross the
The Cameron Twin: Man Mistaken for Boyle In Fort Wayne Case
A Cleveland picture agent Cameron was mistaken for William Boyle, the supposed fraudster of the Catholic Benevolent Legion. police and detectives traced likenesses, arresting Cameron in July, then releasing him after Bresnahan and others confirmed the error. Boyle was later identified elsewhere, ending the mistaken arrest with Fort Wayne officials. The case is noted as uniquely extraordinary in cross city confusion and verification.
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William Boyle
Legion
Cleveland
Port Wayne
Éase Eogle
Lake Michig
Boyle
Gocke
W H
Cameron
Weyne
Cam
Hua ‘Isan Company
Gleveland
Etrack Bresna
O Haras
Bregmahan
Prarmo
John D. Carroll
Mr. x
Fort Wayrades
A. Gocke
W. H. Gordor
Broanahan
Causa Cameron
Fort Wayne
Bresnahan
Slarmec
Cameron Aroye
Jameyon
Forks
Camene
Ted
Toledo
Ohio
Boco
Chicago
Central Police
Andy Won
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Debs
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Tt Protestant Hospital
Pittstuxo
Anna R. Aspinwall
Edingburg
Scotland
Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
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Bluffton Moun
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Bluffton
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Sherman Statue Commission
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Army of the Tennessee
United States Treasury Building
Pennsylvania
Capitol
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Yukon River
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Apiid
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Jonathan
Venezuela Commission
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Toc
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Campbell
Liberty
Ani
Sr. Lows
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Loungile
Biuffton
Koroxo
Dr Rusk
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Steinecker
Lina
Mary Jones
Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Elverton Chapman
People's Party
Ema
South Bend
Madate
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Kennedy
the Commission
London Papers
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Martha
Charles Meyer
Ewing Street
Menuel’s Lutheran Church
Eveland
Peter Eveland
James Scovel
Antwerp
Mya Scovel
Muskingum County
Inez Gut
Allen County
Lovnox
the Globe
Charton
Charles Venezuelan
Hama i
Lafremball
Tigehon
Glee
Belora Uw
Westminster Gazette
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Rw de Janeiro
Brazil
Senor
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Trinidad
Brea
England
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York
Georgetown
Britasb Guwina
Melons
Godfrey Farcett
Exat
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Amman
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McTurk
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Dawkins
Georgia Moser
Mra
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Poltimonia
William Loeffler
Hattersley
Algee
John Lov Her
Monica
Loeller
Monroa
Herman
Mra Dickman
Neal Walton Avenue
Beatrice Ruppert
Webster Street
Wivans
O Winans
Shawnes Avenue
Margaret
Ray E J. Winans
Colorado Springs
Col
Terqaye
Linseed Oil Trust
Fuidigo
Trotawarous
United States District Court
National Linseed Oil Trust
National Linseed Oi Company
Ilegal
Anegal Organization
United States Linseed Oil Company
Hardy
United States Tanseed Oil Trust
Logansport
United Btuses Linseed Oil Company
United States Lineced OH Company
Wos Hotd Legal Corporation
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Sitwailo
McNabb
Schmidt
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Cape Colony
Mr. Schreiner
Hav Q
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Wing and
Supenor Streets
Joseph Saunders
Woot Lewis
Brice
Tulip
Temple
Land W Ll
Phoshs
Daniel Reim
A & Feed Yard
Pearl Street
Sundsy
Sha
SRE Wefe
Dfatis
Roman Schourr
Joseph Bocquard
Hoan Dickman
Baestrice Ruppert
Exhawstion
Howard B. Hickmen
Eda Esinger
Martha Moyet
Axnensoy
Pho
Can Plate Gissa Company
New Albany
Alexandra
Doxey
John Farker
Ward
Cummings
Jake Perker
Leo Road
Bik
Parker
J. Gummings
T. J Curingy
Tndiqna Furniture Company
High Street
Mr. Cummunga
Grand Street
George C. Stemen
August Sarrazen
Washigton Township
Stroa
Tlowsrd
Reoke
David Dick
Edward Jump
McMullen
Clara Nagle
William Nagle
Hornas Street
Sca
J. E Miller
Henry Janzen
Joseph Chayane
Jefferson Streat
A.o. TV
Frank W Blouder
I. W. Bennett
Linden
Begas
Wayne Street ME
Order of United Workmen
James M Robinson
Ting Up
Wm. H Shambaugh
E V. Emrick
Geo E Ashley
Shambaugh
Lottie Smith
Landen Quartet
A A Handley
Joseph Brandt
Indiana
Starleemgust
Catholic Benevolent Legion
William Eole
Celhoun Street
Samuel Wolf
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