Rebellion Crushed and Emperors Claimed End Report
Havana dispatches claim Gen. Macco captured and Gen. Crombet killed after Palmarito clash. Cuban cause reportedly collapsed as Spanish victory and reminders of last insurgent strength dominate. Separate notes discuss a petition for rehearing in the Income Tax case and rumors of a Chinese emperor’s retirement amid secret society activity.
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Havana
Macco
Crombet
Cuba
Lberty
Palmarito
Maceo
Calejo
Crorobet
Motra Castie
Ethel
Post Office Growth Shown for March 1895
The Assistant Postmaster General reports growth in mails at major offices for March 1895 versus March 1894. Increases include Philadelphia 2,900,000 and Chicago 883,500 pieces, with several other cities showing gains. White notes the rise signals renewed business prosperity as mail volume reflects trade conditions.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington Dredging and Improvement Company
Ellis Morrison
William F. Stayes
Frank Shay
Fis
Smith Cove
Elliott Bay
Lake Washington
Lake Fhuren
Washington
White
Railway Mail Service
Sistant
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Indianapolis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Chicago
Trade snapshot shows cattle lift and oil gains
The week in trade highlights higher live cattle prices and stronger dressed beef, with cattle supply thinning and petroleum up about 75 cents from a year ago. Wheat exports stay robust, railroad earnings rise versus 1894, and expectations point to improved business volume and crop outlook in western regions.
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United States
Wis
Willis Obnoxious to Hawatee Recall Shocks Officials
In San Francisco a recall of the American minister is discussed as Hewanda altides arrive. The Willis letters claim no fresh State Department notice exists, while Thurston is en route home and Hatch’s position may shift. Hawaii's governing body seeks conciliation with the United States amid perceived provocations.
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San Francisco
Alameds Rass
Hewanda
Altides
Tinustum
Greahim
China
Willa
Eens
Thurston
Hatch
Gresham
Notica Wag
Willis
Jin Honalah
Foreign Department
Tiateh
Himsell
Republic
United States
Conan Generals Mills
Jolisy
Eawaii
Dole
Strikes Threaten Cincinnati Mining Towns Amid Tense Stand
The Cincinnati coal strike worsens as Fr T Reynolds leads the Ming Workers against reduced pay. Cincinnati miners refuse to work while visiting crews from Centerville Alystie Jerome and others galvanize to support a mass migration to Cincinnati. The camp plan risks clashes as supplies are drawn in and tempers rise.
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Omina
Cincinnati
Fr. T. Reynolds
Ming
Centerville
Alystie
Jerome
Senate Passes Jamis Sun Bill Repealing Church Property Rule
In Lansing the Senate removed the Jamis sun bill from the table and passed its repeal of a law governing church property held by Roman Catholic bishops. The measure proceeded with no recorded dissent, closing the current rule on church property.
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Trunt
Lansing
Mich
Senate
Hanna Mines Again Sealed at Inraing Mine
Officials seal the Inraing mine at Hanna Wyoming for a new period. No reopening attempts will be made until May 7.
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Hanna
Cheyenne
Wyo
President Cleveland Faces Likely Heavy Tax Burden
Washington dispatch notes President Cleveland filed income returns after arriving from Woodley with help from I R Collector Miller. Though exact figures cannot be disclosed, he is estimated worth 2 to 4 million dollars, with prior real estate moves and various investments suggesting a substantial tax to Uncle Sam.
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Washington Special
Cleve Hand
Woodley
Internal Revenue
Miller
Alr
Cleveland
Oak View
James J. Belden
Daniel 5
New York City
Chicago
Sam
Senator Goebel shoots John L. Sanford in Covington clash
In Covington Kentucky a bitter Democratic feud erupts when Senator William Goebel shoots John L. Sanford, cashier of the Farmers and Traders Bank. Sanford dies within an hour. Goebel surrenders at police headquarters after the shooting in the business district.
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Goebel
Kentucky
John L. Sandford
Cincinnati
Covington
John L. Sanford
Hank
William Goebel
Sanford
Covington Ledger
Sandford
Godhe
Haveleen
Gobel
Werdricks
Aladisun Street
Virs National
Sand— Ford
Gorbel
Croebel
Randford
Administration to Take Part in State Currency Campaigns
Washington reports indicate several Cabinet members may address currency policy in state campaigns. The President’s stance on free coinage guides party rhetoric while the Vice President weighs whether to travel to Chicago for the invitation. The silver issue is framed as central to business interests and potential economic turmoil.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Trompcratia Party
Free Eninage
Tagan River
Belle Plaine Revival Ends as Judge Moves in Bank Robber Case
The Belle Plaine revival gathered 1,600 seats but drew 2,000 nightly as Evangelist E B Williams and singer Charles Alexander led meetings from March 10. 475 adults repented, 50 backsliders were reclaimed, saloons closed, and a citizens league formed. The crowd donated $343 to the evangelist, while tabernacle costs ran $425. In court, Charles W Crawford received a 22 year sentence for three indictments related to a bank robbery. The Griswold bank robbers face federal charges for stealing $600 in stamps as deputies testified.
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Great
Belle Plaine Tabernacle
M. EE
E. B. Williams
Atlanta
Charles Alexander
Chicago
Fred
Tabernacle
Citizens’ League
Adel
Jesse Crawford
Wilkinson
Leach
Barr
C. D. Bailey
Owit Che
Bailey
Crawford
Port Aladmen
Williams Cook and Amanda vs State Electric Company ruled
In Clinton Judge Wolf handed down a decision in the breach of contract case involving Mauline Williams Josephine Cook and Amanda truths against The State Electric Company. Plaintiffs sought 5000 dollars each for failure to operate its electric street railway on North Third Street under the franchise. The judge ruled for the defendant after a long District Court proceeding and Ward had withdrawn his net pending other cases.
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Clinton
Wolf
Mauline Williams
Josephine Cook
Amanda CL Truths
State Electric Company
North Third Street
Ward
Dildze Walfe
Bakery Fire Destroys Sire at Nelle Pisine Site
A fire at the W. & JT. Th. Robinson bakery in Bete Plaine destroyed the building after a young kneader spotted flames dropping from the ceiling and raised the alarm. Firefighters struggled to contain it. insurance on the stock valued at 750 dollars was involved.
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Nelle Pisine
W. & JT. Th. Robinson
Bete Plaine
Nooame Seem
Toy
Turbulent Iowa News From Waterloo To Des Moines
A wide range of incidents fills Iowa items: Waterloo brick paving starts, Dubuque saloon license debates, and a St Bungling burglary attempt. Tragedy strikes Worthington and Jefferson as deaths and violence are reported. Legal cases in Dubuque and Des Moines move forward while rail and streetcar issues surface. Agricultural notes describe drought impacts and harvests.
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Soulerain
Missouri Valley
Waterloo
Tulaski
Peter Mueller
Dubuque
Julien
Edwin W. Severance
Blackhawk County
Worthington
Alion
Joseph Chardan
Jefferson
Iowa Weather Crop Bulletin reports early season progress
The first issue notes open season about average for ten years with normal March temperatures and light precipitation. April showers brought over an inch of rain, aiding dry soils and advancing plowing and seeding. Most small grain sown, grass growing, meadows stressed by drought, livestock wintered well, forage supplies adequate until pastures recover, with no serious fruit damage reported.
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Hi Wentworth
Tom Hooper
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Gribbin
Boone Odd Fellows
Casi
Odd Fellows’ Orphans
Latimer
Des Moines
Waterloo
Tolerton
Charles Adams
Stephen Howard
Clinton
James F. Wroan
Cincinnaat
J. T. Heoynolds
Cincinnati
Purglirs
Rly Gollinan
Eaich Hay
Cael
Merchandiea
Eagh
DeWitt
Neelad
San
Gal. Scott
Iowa
Waller
Tonnsas
Harrison
Tie
Unified States
Wwarrison
Madagascar
Albert Salia
Salia Itouse
Twenty-third Tows, Infantry
James Wilson
State Agrimltural College
Ames
B. Z. Tarrides
Ciuleaen
United States District Court
Wilson
Towa
Court rules against women voting in district election
The Cedar Rapids district court invalidates women voters who helped defeat a division of the Kenwood School District. It upholds that Iowa law allowing women to vote on tax or expenditure issues is unconstitutional, ordering the district divided. Other items note a violent crime sentencing, a postal probe, an orphan asylum planned in Davenport, miner unrest, a Chiton fatal shooting, and a Republican state convention decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Olney
Edmunds
Jftie
Gonri
Jeset
Ezain
Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood
Ehvase
Election Board
Iowa
Weu
Copper production and telegraph mileage in the United States
The United States can produce 390000 pounds of copper yearly and has over 210000 miles of telegraph lines. The Governor General of Canada earns 850000 annually. A peach orchard near Mesilla NM sold for 250000. World wheat crop is estimated at 447000 baskets. A New York girl owns the best dock house costing 20000.
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Canada
Mesilla
Turre
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