Decision in Three Friends case clarifies Cuban insurgent status
Judge Joige Locke of the United States Court for the Southern District of Florida sustained the defense in the Three Friends case by ruling Cuban insurgents were not recognized as a people or body politic under the law. The defense had argued the neutrality act did not apply. The court gave ten days for amended pleadings from the government.
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Tragic House Fire Kills Sixteen Children Near Dalles
In a devastating blaze at the Buckners Orphans Home near Dalles, sixteen children died and nine were injured, three fatally. Firefighters and local farmers helped with graves and burials as Rev. J. Buckner officiated. the home was destroyed and crews attended the injured.
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Man Confesses Shooting Father to Save Mother in Ohio
Atrial report from Gallipolis Ohio states a person named Aytor shot his father Wallin Aydor to defend his mother and prevent assault. The elder Aytor allegedly attacked the mother, and the shooter claimed to have taken the revolver to stop the attack and fired at his father.
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No Extra Session Planned by Indiana Governor
The governor states there will be no additional session of the Indiana legislature. He criticizes lawmakers, especially in the House, for wasting time and demands that all lawmaking in the state proceed within the sixty day limit or not occur at all.
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Pinna & Cool Weekly Review of Trade
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Shot Dead Before the Czar in St Petersburg Park
Dispatches report a dramatic assassination attempt in the czars presence as a gardener near the park is slain by an approaching man. The czar expresses deep shock while guards contain the scene.
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Delaware Senatorial Nomination By Delaware Caucus
The Delaware Democratic caucus convened and Gen. R. Kenny was nominated for Senator on the twenty sixth ballot. Kenny’s nomination signals support for silver interests though his precise money stance remains unclear. Ele, a member of the Democratic National Committee, backed Bryan, who was hosted at Kenny’s home during his Delaware visit.
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Emigrant Wagon Train Robbed in Creek Reservation Frontier
A party of emigrants traveling from Missouri to Oklahoma were held up by six bandits in the western frontier mountains near the Creek reservation. The robbers, led by a man identified as Georgy Taylor the escaped Meeks family murderer, took about $1000 in cash and valuables.
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Shocked to Death of Philadelphia Lineworker at Work
Charles Heinzroth aged 48 a lineman for the Philadelphia Electrical Bureau was killed by electrocution while at work in midair after removing a rubber glove from the pale. The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the portion of the South Carolina dispensary law that allowed the inspection of liquors imported into the state.
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Edward Wants Assigned as Debtor by Easten Devlin Co
The firm Eastern, Devlin & Co of New York assigned to Ednard Wants amid a PS incorporation with no capital stock. Thomas St. Platt won the United States center nomination in the New York Republican caucus defeating Rufus Oh Choate by 147 to 7. Four men died and many injured in accidents at the Wadesville colliery and on the Penn avenue branch of the Consolidated Uranet Company. J Cavalier Smith and Mrs. CO Pinkney Norris, noted Philadelphia social figures, eloped and travel to Japan. A fire destroyed a historic barn opposite the General Wayne Hotel in Narberth, Pennsylvania. General Washington's troops were housed where revolutionary fortifications were noted. The Baltimore and Norfolk Line steamer Efowsrd sailed from Boston and a captain shot himself after a collision.
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Reckbard broker Marcus Western indicted for enticement plot
The report details Marcus Western of Reckbard facing an indictment for enticement and related acts. It mentions associated individuals and locations, including Parmele and Roarkefodfor, and references trials, sentences, and legal actions tied to the case.
Rebellion near Cavite and plague fears spread in Philippine ports
The report describes unrest among Mestisos and Philippine workers at Cavite docks targeting foreign employers including English figures like the manager’s wife. It notes threats against foreigners, hiding refuges, and uncertain rescue steps by British gunboats, amid worsening plague in Bombay and mass exodus from cities as authorities struggle.
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Foreign dispatches recount massacres and naval redeployments
A Rome London dispatch reports Turkish and Macedonian conflict fallout with Nurkish troops sacking villages and killings. Other notes describe a consular rescue in Benin City, cartridge carriers returning from Africa, and commentary on an arbitration treaty upholding the Monroe doctrine.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Regional price quotes for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Detroit Milwaukee New York Toledo St Louis Buffalo and more. Cattle $2.50 to $5.25 hogs $3.00 to $4.50 sheep $2.00 to $4.25 wheat No 2 red 88 to 91 cents corn No 2 yellow 25 to 28 cents oats No 2 white 22 to 28 cents embodies broad commodity movements and regional variations.
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Indiana Solons Consider Anti Trust Bill Amid Session Turmoil
Senate leaders introduced an anti trust bill threatening forfeiture of business rights for companies joining trusts and authorizing fines on officers. The attorney general would receive 900 for each conviction and prosecutors could file charges. The House mostly reorganized rules before adjourning to caucuses as governors and lawmakers clashed over rail debt probes and temperance measures.
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German Lawyers and Land Registry Fees in Germany
An excerpt discusses German lawyers in land transfer cases and registry fees. It cites Mr Brickdale’s report on land titling administration, noting registry charges scale with values and outlining fee examples such as a £100 value yielding seven shillings and sixpence for the solicitor and 30 shillings for a second party.
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Unsettling Travel Tales From an Island Town Convenion
A New Engeinc resident attending a Washington Christian Endeavor convention endured a night on a steamboat becoming her first water journey. She arrived exhausted and described the trip with humor about life preservers and sleep. A separate scene features a sheriff and a man in Idliburgh disputing fare after a two-penny ticket loss. The note closes with a line about train robbery penalties in Arizona and a Supreme Court ruling on constitutional adequacy.
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