Warship Maine Ordered to Havana for Friendly Cuban Visit
The United States will send the warship Maine to Havana for the first time in three years to make a friendly call. The decision was made at a White House meeting with Secretary of the Navy Long stating there is no basis for rumors of trouble. Madrid opposition papers have threatened harsh coverage, with the risk of rioting if tensions rise.
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German Foreign Minister Denies Dreyfus Ties
Baron von Bulow told the Reichstag budget committee there were no German links to Dreyfus and the Paris embassy waste basket incident was invented. He asserted the Dreyfus affair did not affect Germany France relations and denied any visit by Dreyfus or special German aid.
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Bertin
Baron von Bulow
Reichstag
Dreyfus
Two Train Sections Collide Killing Three Men
A rear end collision between two sections of a Rock Island freight train in Hanans Cray Carren Ran killed three men. Drakeman William GrimMth died from injuries. Broughton suffered a fractured skull and broken leg. Rodney Seinigonng had a skull fracture and severe injuries. Conductor Edparia was hurt. The first section stopped at a crossing while the second approached.
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Cray Carren
Drakeman
William GrimMth
Broughton
Rodney Seinigonng
Edparia
Yale DRAWS THE COLOR LINE FOR PROMENADE
Yale announces a color line for its coming promenade by hiring white waiters and excluding colored labor. The Junior class rejected a proposal to use colored staff for serving during rounds, hiring a New Yorker who will employ white student waiters. In Kokomo Indiana a life sentence was given for murder, amid mob-violence fears.
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Yoon
Yale
Hida
Caleréta
New Yorker
Kokemo
Ind
Jdedeo Kirkpatrick
Noah Johnson
Grant County
Tacia Mang
Johnson
Michigan City
Receiver Appointed for East Liverpool Bridge Company
Geo R Owen named receiver by the First National Bank of East Liverpool for the East Liverpool Bridge Company which holds 275000 dollars in bonds and unsecured claims. Notes include land holdings on the West Virginia side and a potential Spain US commercial treaty under reciprocity discussion. Grover Cleveland buys 85 acres near Princeton for a game preserve with a lodge to be built. The Trans Andean Railway project continues with Chilean government plans.
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First National Bank
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Geo. R. Owen
East Liverpool Bridge Company
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Miamarois
A. C. Haugen
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N. J
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
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Cleveland
Dreyfus Question Triggers Riot in French Chamber
The Paris chamber of deputies saw a packed session as Br Cavaignine pressed the government on Dreyfus. He cited Capt Demand's report on a confession by Dréylan, claiming guilt and government silence. Accusations sparked a tumult with Jaurez and Deborais clashing, socialists seizing Deborais, and a general melee amid shouting.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
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Dreyfus
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Pullman Company Sued for Damages in Leavenworth
Dr J W Brock of Leavenworth wins a district court ruling against the Pullman Company in a 310 000 damages suit over his wife's death, holding the firm as a common carrier and overruling defense that staff had no control over the train and owed no special duty.
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Dole Arrives in Chicago Amid Warm Welcome
Hawaii's President Sanford Dole and Mrs Dole arrive in Chicago at 3 08 am Sunday. A distinguished party greets the executive head of the island republic including Secretary Jauken and Dr Bay. Dole discusses Hawaii’s republic but declines to answer questions on annexation before Congress.
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Dole
Chicago
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Jauken
Bay
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Governor Griggs Nominated for New Jersey Attorney General
The text reports Gov Griggs of New Jersey named for the position of attorney general to succeed Joseph McKenna, with mention of prior roles and family context. It includes scattered biographical details and unrelated notes about elopements and households.
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Wasminatox
Renaig
W. Grigge
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court
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Alin Courtfight Stopped by Police in Second Round
In Pontbaxy Oregon a twenty round bout between Lilly Elmer of San Francisco and Dick Case of Seattle at the Olympic Club was halted by police in the second round. The match ended in a draw though Case had Elmer nearly knocked out before authorities intervened. Cane dominated early with two left jaw blows. May Visit Hugland Again. Now York: Lon ton paper claim of Croker returning to England in April and racing at Newmarket is tentatively supported by Croker. He refused to discuss plans in detail.
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Richard Croker
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Tili Hos Steel to Spend 400000 for South Chicago Slab Mill
Chicago reports that the Tili Hos Steel Company will invest 400000 dollars immediately to build a slab mill at South Chicago. The project, added to the mammoth plant already in operation, is expected to provide work for at least 1600 more men beyond the current payroll.
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Tilihos Steel Company
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Important Legal Decision Affects Labor Organizations
Janice Shelion of the superior criminal court rules that intimidation means threats to use force, not threats to quit or refuse cooperation. Actress Dowd of Philadelphia dies in this city Friday. her career linked to the late John McCullonah, a former lead in the stage.
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Rostax
Janice Shelion
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Forty five Klondikers Arrive with Gold and Drafts
Forty five Klondikers reached Seattle on Sunday carrying a quarter of a million in gold and drafts. They report Fork Yukon under military rule with rations distributed daily. A chess problemist, Charles A. Gilburg, aged 62, was found dead in his Brooklyn home, noted worldwide for his work in chess problems.
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Yukon
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Rugene B. Leland
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Eugene RB
Leland
Calvin S. Bries
Weekly Bank Statement and Execution Report
New York weekly bank statement notes a reserve increase of 53000 and banks holding 31,275,000 in excess of legal requirements. Jefferson Knight was hanged in Monmrr Alabama on Friday for the murder of Frank Trantzisr after a confession on the scaffold.
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Monmrr
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Jefferson Knight
Frank Trantzisr
Mass War Fleets Race To Reinforce French Squadron
Reports from Yorowana Japan indicate a nine ship war fleet will depart within four weeks to Chinese waters. Declarations promise a 7,000 man navy increase and immediate commission of the Hannibal at Portsmouth, though no official confirmation exists. De Beaumont is named commander in chief of the Far Eastern squadron with Kawakami as chief of staff and a new supreme military advisory council formed by notable leaders Yamagata Oyama Saigon and Komatsi.
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Komatsi
$100000 Suit Hinted Over Mississippi Lynchings
Charles Lee, sole survivor of a six member family slain near Vicksburg, Miss., seeks $100,000 from Mississippi in a libel suit. He recalls masked men entering his home on November 4, dragging his family from beds and killing them, while he and his wife and three children survived. He was then working as a porter on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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Passaic
Charles Lee
Vicksburt
Miss
Benjamin Williams
Chestnut Street
Passie
Inés
Charles
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Buried Alive in a Well Ends in Tragedy
Albert Miller of Baraboo Michigan is pronounced dead after being buried alive forty five feet deep. Rescuers hailed by a voice calling for water but a second cave in halted efforts and silenced his pleas. The body was recovered after two days of intensive search and digging.
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Baraboo
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Baranoo
Merry Found Guilty in Wife Murder Case
The jury found China Merry and James Smith guilty of murdering Merry’s wife on Friday morning. The trial proceeded in Chicago with testimony from local witnesses and evidence presented by both sides.
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Cuiragg
China Merry
James Smith
Merry
Market quotations across U S cattle wheat and dairy prices
A long list of regional market quotes shows cattle and hog prices in Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit and New York, with grain and dairy values. No single price dominates, but beef and hog ranges appear around 2.50 to 5.50 for cattle and 3.00 to 4.50 for hogs. No. 2 wheat around 92 to 1.64 per bushel. creamery butter and eggs also noted.
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Indianapolis
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New York
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Ile
Congress Pushes to Scale General Appropriation Bills
The House and Senate grind toward passage of six major appropriation measures bearing 162 million dollars while seeking quick adjournment. Bankruptcy and currency bills face slim chances. Hawaii annexation and Cuban relations stir debate over rules and special orders amid Senate delay.
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Prohibition and Lodge Immigration Bills Face New Session
The piece notes likely action on the anti scalping and Lodge immigration bills in the new session. It recalls their treatment in the previous short session with burial in the Senate and hopes for full Senate consideration this time. The immigration bill, refined after last year’s House passage and conference loss, now seems to have a fair chance.
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Pole Quest Anchors Arctic Expedition Led by Bernier
Captain Bernier of Quebec plans a March 1 Arctic push toward the North Pole with a party of eight including a surgeon and a geologist. The Windward will carry the explorers to Siberia then the overland trek, aiming for a 120 day journey to the pole aided by dogs and reindeer. Provisions for two years and planned supply stations frame the voyage as he studies prior expeditions for endurance.
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Chicago in Ice and Wind Wrecks Telegraph Wires and Railways
A severe storm isolates Chicago from national cities, crippling Western Union and railroad telegraph lines. Heavy snowfall delays trains, halts dispatch, and strains city telephone and fire alarm services, with wrecked poles and tangled wires festooning streets.
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Witness Ludgert Breaks Down In Chicago Court
The testimony of Ludgert before Judge Gary drew a packed crowd as he struggled with tears while recounting his first wife and the events surrounding Mrs. Daieigert case. Attorneys Harman pressed slow questions. no decisive detail on the alleged murder emerged at the afternoon session.
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Adolph T. Laetkerk
Chicago
Gary
Ludgert
Iisener
Ex Senator Dawes on Indian territory and immigration notes
Ex Senator Dawes urges acknowledgment of Seminole tensions in the Indian Territory and recounts a self-contradictory view on tribal justice amid Oklahoma unrest. The column also surveys hospitality dinners for McKinley, Washington figures, and immigration test debates alongside other early 20th century notes.
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