Indeterminate sentence law upheld by Indiana Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court affirms the indeterminate sentence law and the provision to fund transcripts for indigent defendants, reversing a lower court on public expense for records. Dissenters were Judges Howard and Jordan. A separate note reports a deadly Detroit fire where Anna Parry died from burns in her yard, husband G M Parry arrested.
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Indiana Supreme Court
George Miller
Indiana
Howard
Jordan
Anna Parry
Detroit
G. M. Parry
Bloody Encounter in Harlan district over killing leads to deaths
In the new Harlan district of Carlin County Kentucky a bloody fight erupted when William Gross and Sam Gross confronted Abe Carroll John Carroll and Alice Sewell. Knives and pistols were used and Lowell is reported killed while William Gross and one of the Cats rolls were fatally injured. The dispute centers on the killing of a Gal belonging to the Gross brothers by Carroll.
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Carlin County
Kentucky
William Gross
Sam Gross
Abe Carrol
John Carroll
Aice Sewell
Lowell
Emote
Gross Brothers
Twenty-Seven Killed in Outbreak at Hamrulin Persia
A violent outbreak in Hamrulin Persia results in twenty seven deaths among residents. Riots between rival sect followers sparked the conflict with authorities reporting overall suppression of rebels. Government forces claim success in Colopehistan and predict restoration of order.
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Hamrulin
Persia
Penna
Hamadin
Saue
Spain Disavows Recall Rumor Amid Cipher Vote in Madrid
The Spanish government rejects rumors of a recall, stating no ad appreshon or base concern prompted any action. Mister of State in Madrid confirms disavowal while referencing recent communications and misapprehensions regarding recall or denial.
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Spain
Dar Bose
Supporters Back President as Warships Move to Cuba
Supporters of the President rally behind his stance against recall of Gen. Lee Spain and defend sending warships to Cuba with stores and supplies for starving people. They argue the President’s actions reflect a necessary policy, opposing foes who label it a cause of war.
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Congress
Lee
Spain
Cuba
Wittoni
Board of Inquiry
Maine
Las Lenn
Storm Swept Coast Wrecks Steamer Arsinsi and Vessels
A severe storm swept the Sicilian coast wrecking the steamer Arsinsi and sinking nineteen other vessels. Many persons are drowned and homes are damaged along the shore.
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Sicilian
Arsinsi
Pers Sulis
Waoshoustat Brief Reports President Signs Defense Edict
A Waoshoustat special notes the President's signing of a Giaey beth pros vidoay aimed at two editor segments of artillery to trigger Coa det dices.
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Manley Billa Law
Waoshoustat Five
Bie
Giaey Beth
Trigle Coa
Det Dices
Three Outlaws Captured in Henry Mountains Near Cheyenne
Three members of a suspected band called the ebbers' Roost were captured in the Henry Mountains near Cheyenne Wyoming by a posse on March 21. The MASONE Tempie Port Wayne unit reported the capture following a pursuit across rough terrain. The situation at Masone Tempie Port Wayne involves a seizure and pending charges.
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Henry Mountains
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tend
Maesontic
Pempie
Port Waynes
Masone
Tempie
Port Wate
Fresh Philippine rebellion erupts as Spain struggles
A new insurrection breaks out in the Philippines amid Spain's difficulties. Fifty-three dymbic soldiers are reported killed in fighting, signaling rising unrest and continuing colonial conflict.
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Spain
Phillippines
Millions for Defense Appropriation Authorized
Congress approves a $50,000,000 appropriation for emergency defense measures. The action signals a major wartime spending push aimed at rapid mobilization and strengthening national security resources.
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Congress
United States Readies for War Over Cuba Crisis
The article argues the U S administration and Congress anticipate war with Spain over Cuba. It cites a bill for national defense funds, notes the Maine disaster’s impact, and portrays a mood of readiness and potential escalation toward conflict.
United States Considers Defense Bill Amid Cuba and Spain Tensions
Congress debates a 500 million appropriation for national defense with president discretion to allocate funds. The panel discusses arming, ammunition, navy projectiles, coal, and supplies, amid strained Spain relations and Cuba relief debates. A Nebraska case verdict awards 550,000 to bondholders in Bartley probe.
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Millsom
Phale
Cane
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Lee
Cuba
Nefehsry
Adel
Spain Expects No European Aid If War Breaks With U S
London diplomats say European powers foresee U S intervention in Cuba. The Maine disaster is delaying action, with Britain refusing to intervene and Spain seeking moral support from Paris and Vienna. Britain rejects meddling.
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United States
Maine
Cuba
London
Simmer
Sugasta
Europe
Austria
France
Great Britain
Cuban Victory Reported Despite Spanish Rout at Holguin
Reports from Holguin in Santiago de Cuba Province say Spanish forces suffered a disastrous defeat with heavy casualties as Cuban troops under Garcia pressed the advance. Cuban losses are stated under fifty killed in five days of fighting, while Spanish casualties are estimated near one thousand as Spanish troops retreated leaving wounded and dead on the field. Cubans plead for U S action to aid an assault from the frontier.
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Holguin
Tlolguin
Santiago de Cuba
New York
Hirvana
Long Island
Garcia
United States
Martin on the Stand in Lattimer Shooting Trial
Sheriff narrates events outside Lattimer during Friday clash with strikers on September 1. He describes ordering lineups and warnings to stop as protesters advanced. Gunfire erupted after assailants tried to seize him, with revolvers shown and blows exchanged before the shooting began.
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Sheri
Wilkesforce
Ewan
Lattimer
League adopts sweeping rowdyism suppression plan
National Baseball League officials met at St Laura in timbal session and approved a measure to curb obscene and vulgar language on the ball field. A board of discipline with three judges will try offenders and can suspend players or expel them for life.
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Tuagaiutes
National Baseball League
St. Laura
Timbal
Playera Wis
Ehics
Willamore Judge Rogers ruling on inspection law
The Fort Smith Arkansas ruling by Judge Rogers finding the federal meat inspection law unconstitutional unsettles few Agriculture Department officials. They call the decision largely technical and expect the law’s practical operation at interstate stalls and for exports to foreign countries to continue.
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Willamore
Rogers
Dude Rogers
Fort Smith
Ark
United States
Agricutural Department
Food supply advice for Klondike miners and prospectors
A Mining Journal excerpt urges miners and prospectors to prioritize a healthful, concentrated food supply for Alaska and Yukon journeys. It recommends Royal Baking Powder products, notes suppliers favor Royal, and offers a free cookery book weighing two ounces, obtainable from the Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
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Alaska
Klondike
Yukon
Dominion
The
Alaska Mining Journal
Royal Baking Powder Company
New York
Royal Baking Powder Co
Good Samaritan in Jail in Paris Debtor's Prison
An American colonel, Col Swan, famed as a friend of Washington and ally of Lafayette, was imprisoned for debt in Sainte Pelagie. He supplied meals and aid to poorer inmates, even advancing pay to a debtor in need, and died days after Paris’s 1830 revolution released prisoners.
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Sainte-Pelagie
Col. Swan
Old Paria
Washington
Lafayette
Elere
Paris
Memorable Scribner’s Quip Echoes Family Banter
A playful exchange from Scribner’s features a child asking if a Papa is as strong as Samson and a playful rebuttal about two months of big bands, capturing a lighthearted domestic moment.
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Samson
Willie
Weill
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