News items from Madrid to New York and beyond
A compact survey of late global dispatches notes Cuban conflict moves from Madrid with army figures and archbishop infallibility debates, alongside European political shifts in Berlin and Paris. Also covered are U S court rulings, bank and debt data, labor strife in New York docks, railroad and freight discussions, and local incidents in several states.
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Cuba
Madrid
Mancing
The
Rei:publican Army
Paterland
Berlin
Hewaph"per
Impris
Evizient
Kullmann
Blamarck
Baballs
Marquig
de Villadarco
Don Carlos
French National Assembly
Wlth
M. Buffet
Hd LG
Sea Sho
London
Jat
Cape Colony
Natal
Heridays
Berga _ i
la Plate
Ushanton
Pickets
Kenealy
Toe
Gold Coast
Ashantec
MéeMahon
Dockeray
Valencia
ithesCarlists
Washington
Whitely
Harrington
Willams
Iis
Balldt
Aljait
Tarrington
United States
Hasj
Jan Gle
New York City
Scranton
Manaburg
Ohio
William &. Finck
Tree Ugh J. Jewett
Simeon—Hschi
Tee Stewart I. Woodford
Richard Stacit Copa
David +. i Mellish
South Carolina
Lewie Cass Carpenter
Robart B. Elliott
New York Evening Post
James Russell Lowell
San Francisco
Navemeyer
New York
Vance
Barrett
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Charlie Ross
Poor-Chonge
William O. Key
Frank Key
Henry Clewn & ‘Co
Ne —Winar-F-Bt
Benton H. Langley
Winona
Mirin
Charles R. Woodruff
Louisville
Mt. Sterling
John D. White
Kentucky
Harrison Cockrell
New
Wisaprerox
Cory Troller
National Banka
Ae Bane
Bob Bes
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Bankar
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Olio
Indiana
Olindis
Iowa
York Cilytlt
Oty
McOnnecheul KI
Ponmedien
Marsachusette
Aie
Maine
Congress
Nexcesa
District of Columbia
M. D
Buffalo
A. Pertett
Ibogse
Thendloo
Heniy Kostor
Furniturg
Messrs. Dunsford & Co
W. H. Champlin
Agt, Am, Exp. Co
Prohibition Coalition Cries Out Across States
The report notes a resolution adopted urging voters to oppose entangling alliances with old parties and to honor Christian women leading crusades against the liquor trade. Michigan shows McCreery leading the State Treasurer race with 110,486 votes to 98,019 for Sterling and 4,119 for Prohibition Reform. The Arkansas Brooks party odds rise in Washington as delegates arrive for constitutional changes. Virginia’s Legislature convened with a message from the Governor.
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Infourche
State Grange
Madgyan
Otythes
Nebraska
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Humiited
County
Penter
Hamed -Elias ‘Williams
George Smith
Williams
Smith
New York City
Janesch
Grand Jury
Délver Ately
Ordithevehla
Sid
National Tremperance Society
Tuscumbia
Thrnadd
Atalxty
Prevalla
Anta
Memphis & Charleston
Ville
Tennessee River
Garland
Arkansas
Washington
Walter Strain
Buffalo
Des Moines
Iowa
Black Hils
Barber
Bonda
Vivetecnesenss
Tresanry
Atecese
Pacife
United
Intervet
Mallé
United Ieee Bbe Geva Satseneges
Nattobil Board
Ier
Yorkon
New
Richmond
Sprogerit
Massachusetts
FB Fy
Atpio Lee
Treasury
New England
Michigan
Dakota
Congress
Kidder
Armatrong
Dem
Missouri
Tardin
New Hampshire
Concord
Ohio
sesalda-at-Columists
Allen Avas
Hampshire
Nathaniel White
David Hesld
Milford
Ind
Forceitay Tae
A. GC. Hardy
Eme
Edward
Weston
Friends of Prohibition
William
AB. McCreery
Sterling
Prohibition
Reform
McCreery
Spacaa
Virginia
Pass-Stessage
Brooks
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Montgomery
Spain
Britain
Virginius
Supreme Court of the
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Sherman
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Walker
York
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Cincinnati
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