Various U S News Briefs From Across the Nation
A mixed set of short notices from cities including Denver Madison Fremont Detroit New York Montgomery Cape Anet on Washington and Cape Canaveral detailing conferences elections by-elections railway matters reform movements and bond bids. Highlights mention a state conference in Wisconsin a New York poultry show and a Montgomery railway receiver sale and bond offerings of 100 million at four percent due in thirty years with gold payment options.
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Weather Summary From Last Night’s Readings
A wall of low pressure over the lower lake region and a high pressure area moving in from the Northwest. Weather generally clear except the Upper Mississippi valley with partly cloudy to cloudy skies. Snow reported at Davenport. No significant precipitation reported elsewhere. Observations taken at 8 pm local meridian time.
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Weather forecast for several states and regions
The forecast lists Far Eastern Texas Tennessee and Kentucky as fair with weak winds. Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas are fair with weak winds. Colorado generally fair with light snow possible. North and South Dakota generally fair with northwest winds. Wyoming and Montana partly cloudy with northwesterly winds.
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International and Domestic News Briefs Across Regions
Regulatory and military reports from Russia Poland and Cuba show unrest and strategic moves. In the Americas, Spain's actions in Havana spark reactions while U S politics discuss indemnities and tariffs. Domestic issues include lynching indemnities, fiscal shifts, and state political reorganizations.
Cheering for Cuba Delivers News on Gomez Maceo
February 2 report from New York describes Cuban insurgent sympathy amid Spanish tensions in Havana. Letters from Havana discuss party splits, military discontent, famine, and stalled commerce as Gomez and Maceo operate with freedom along Havana to Pinar del Rio, amid heavy fighting and rumor of Spanish victories and insurgent setbacks.
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Battles Report From Havana Fronts In Cuban War
Havana dispatch reports General Ligue’s column driving Varona’s insurgents from Ban Jian Martines in Tinar del Rio. Insurgents driven from Houserino with seven killed. four prisoners and arms captured. Government losses include three serious and two light wounds. Major Gonailesengaged near Caguinas. insurgent losses five killed, troops four killed. Infantry repelled a train attack near San Felis and Pase Redondo with fourteen killed, four companies redeployed. Insurgent Tobezuls and eight Spanish soldiers killed. one officer and six soldiers wounded. Advices from Pinar del Rio describe Macea forces moving southeast.
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Official Reports Describe Cuban Rebel Actions and Skirmishes
Washington cable reports detail General Luque’s San Juan and Martina advance in Pinar del Rio. Insurgents defend houses, seven killed, four prisoners, several arms seized. three privates wounded, two friends. A Havana–Cataño railway train carrying rations was derailed. escort defended, reinforced by Falcares. Multiple casualties on both sides including officers and medics, with further clashes near Rapágo de Cuba and Cuchillas Caquinas.
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The Daring Rebel In Cuba Breaks Spanish Blockade
A Havana dispatch reports General Maximo Gomez with 40 mounted men recrossing the blockade between Havana and Batabano. He moved north of Quivican destroying a culvert and telegraph lines and severing a railroad section between Rincon and Quivican. Questions arise on how Gomez pierced the Spanish line and escaped the guard along the road.
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Insurgents Quelled in Sabanitia Atrocity Report
The report describes Spanish volunteers firing on insurgents and civilians in Matanzas province. It alleges 46 killed, including 30 women and children, after irregulars attacked Sabanitia. loot and executions followed. hundreds flee toward Balwaitla fearing further massacre. Mayor Jung Gatwea of Sabaotin seeks General Marin’s intervention.
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Rumors Swirl Over Maine Crisis and Cuban Ties
Dispatches claim crew of the Maine suspect the Hawkins sailed toward Cuba to mislead authorities and misdirect Cuban sympathizers as war looms. Reports from Tampa note 200 refugees arriving from Havana amid Weyler’s approach, while an American planter travels to New York to address tax shifts affecting plantations.
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Viceroy and Gomes clash near Quvoran in Havana province
A special dispatch from Key West reports General Gomes and the insurgents engaging General Marin's Spanish army near Quvoran. The battle lasted hours with heavy losses. Gomes claims victory though the official report omits Spanish losses. About 20 Spaniards killed, Mauser rifles seized, and ammunition captured. Gomes and his aides are credited with capable command and narrow escape.
Russia Prevented Naval Demonstration In Turkey
St James Gazette reports Washington claims an entente between Russia and Turkey altered U S plans to force Turkey to pay indemnity over Armenian damages a naval show of force was abandoned. British and Russian sources discuss order in Turkey and potential indemnities under pressure from London.
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Supreme court to hear Holmes murder appeal in Tennsylvania
The Tennessee supreme court heard arguments on Holmes murder case with death sentence in effect. District Attorney Chahan and assistants argued the appeal challenges the verdict and trial rulings including prosecutorial address and admission of evidence. The court reserved its decision. For forgery in Iowa Timelag, Feb 1 Fred Walker a local schoolteacher arrested on forgery charge. requisition unclear.
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