Senate debates Cuban atrocities prompt strong foreign policy talk
In Washington on March 17 the Cuban crisis dominates Senate discussion as lawmakers push toward a final vote. Senator Morgan brands Spanish conduct in Cuba as brutal, cites Dame Lome correspondence and Cuban atrocities, while opponents seek restraint and constitutional protections for foreign ministers.
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Senate Debates War Tide and Cuba Policy in March Session
Senators clashed over Cuba and Spain as war talk rose amid letters alleging atrocities. Morgan urged firm but mild resolutions, while others warned against provoking Spain. In the House, a tariff bill to strengthen the 1890 act passed, tightening duties for under valuation and setting penalties.
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Slatin Pasha to Lead British Egyptian Sudan Expedition
Sir TH. Eiteh ener, brigadier general of Egyptian forces, is appointed to command the British Egyptian expedition set to advance on Wade Halfa and Dongola. Slatin Pasha, former Austrian and Egyptian officer and recent escapee from Omdurman, will participate, with a history of battles against the Mahdi and a noted escape story. The Khalifa's strength at Omdurman and Dongola is described, including large forces and weapon stockpiles.
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Dongola
Murphys Shine in Ingleside St Patricks Handicap Feature
Green dominated the St Patrick’s handicap at Ingleside, Babe Murphy favored and won as Pat and Tim Murphy also raced. Tim Murphy, the actor, presented the purse via Lucile Murphy. Strong attendance, ideal weather, and several favorites falling to second choices marked the program.
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arlonge
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Special Election in Kentucky and Impeachment Report
A Kentucky political turmoil piece notes Governor Bradley’s refusal to call a special session, the Senate impeachment committee report criticizing militia use by the governor, and plans for a special election to fill Senator Weissinger’s vacancy. Lieutenant Governor Worthington schedules April 11 as the election date, with resignations from Senators Walton and James. The article also covers boxing results in Boston and local dispatches on water rates, boxing matches, and other political maneuvers.
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Goebel
Bequests Null and Void in Billionaire’s Will
In 1894 J W Matchell left $2000 to Tarloch and Atwater halls and the same to Mo deste and Merced libraries, plus five acres for a burial plot and a $2000 mausoleum. The estate’s attorney says the bequests were made within thirty days of death and are void under law. dispute over cemetery plot as a charitable bequest may also void it. Mausoleum erection halted. remains kept in a vault in San Francisco.
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J W. Matchell
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Tarloch
Atwater
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Mitchell
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Treasurer Orr's Shortage At Asylum Directors Seek $10000
The directors of the asylum, after removing Treasurer Orr, pursue $10000 in unpaid funds. Attorney Lontratt asked for authority to sue the bondsmen. the governor must notify the controller to begin proceedings. The shortage has circulated in papers and letters to the attorney general.
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Kid Thompson Sentenced to Be Hanged at San Quentin
Kid Thompson, convicted of participating in the Roscoe train robbery in Los Angeles, was sentenced by Judge Smith in the superior court to be hanged at San Quentin on May 22 between 10 and 4. The motion to suspend sentence pending the supreme court appeal was denied. one appeal already failed in the supreme court.
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Roscoe
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Rebels Defeated in Managa Stronghold Fall
News from Managua reports three government victories across Leonist lines as Matapa fell after two days of heavy fighting with large casualties. Mora surrendered to Relaya’s forces while Honduran aid under President Zelaya advances toward Chinadega, near Leon, amid celebrations in Managua.
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binadega
Kansans Nominate McKinley Backing at GOP Convention
The Third congressional district Republican convention met on March 17 naming Kirkpatrick for Congress and electing delegates to the St Louis convention. Delegates were instructed to back McKinley.
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Dr Brown Acquitted of Adultery by Congregational Council
In San Francisco on March 17 the Congregational council announced Dr Brown was acquitted of adultery and censured for unministerial conduct. The report groups charges into two questions and finds no proof of adultery with Mrs Stockton or Miss Overman. It criticizes certain temperamental faults and the handling of payments to Mrs Davidson while praising Brown’s overall reputation and urging future improvement.
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Indiana Delegates Back McKinley Threatened Plank Split
New York March 18 delegates endorsed Governor Morton for president while Platt faction opposed. In Kings County conventions, second to fifth districts elected delegates loyal to regular Republicans, while Seventh district Staten Island saw rival Platt and anti Platt conventions. Indiana field day yielded broad MeKinley support with mixed backing in some districts. Contested statements from sessions suggest internal party tensions over second choices and candidate loyalty. Local and international market notes follow.
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Shendan
Sherman
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Theodore B Wiha
George R Robertadt
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Walter Attenburg
Randall W Harmon
Joseph R Clark
Frederick W. Wurater
Cornelius Vancott
Hugh McRoberts
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MeKinlay
Alheonia
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Railroad work to begin on Salt Lake and Los Angeles line
Reports from Salt Lake City and nearby towns outline early steps for a 300 mile section west toward Los Angeles. Work is expected to start soon after finalizing time schedules and arrangements. Utah Improvement Company filed original articles with the state auditor. certified copies were sent to the secretary of state. The Jones jury in Nevada reported inability to agree after deliberations, with 5 for acquittal and 7 for conviction, new trial date not set. A small blaze in San Francisco damaged a brick building occupied by Amey and Harrie, with losses estimated up to 20,000 dollars.
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Information Wanted and Trial Report from Justice Court
A reader letter questions religious labeling while evangelist Johnson faces scrutiny over denominational claims. In a separate case, Thomas Alek is sentenced to 100 days in jail for petty larceny after stealing a saddle found in the road and sold, admitting he needed money and that the saddle was found recently.
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Brambleton Car musical drew Sanger crowds for charity
Dr Baird and Sanger High School seek funds to build a weather shed, bore a well, and plant shade trees. A charity entertainment titled Brambleton Car, set for March 27, features amateur performers including William Maddern and Miss Liles Shaw. Proceeds fund shelter for children. reserved seats at Redfield Pharmacy after March 1.
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War in Cuba Details Still meagre and cautious
Telegram from General Linares reports engagement near Candelaria in Pinar del Rio as a pitched battle with insurgents under Maceo. Spanish troops claim heavy but adjusted losses. Maceo, Bandera, and Delgado directed countermoves, with multiple columns advancing toward Mayane and Gandolaria.
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