Spain Mot Alarmed Expect Cleveland To Act
A Madrid dispatch notes Cuban resolutions calm amid excitement over possible US action. Papers harshly criticize US Congress while Spain stays cool, with officials expecting Cleveland not to act soon. Stories mention a potential friendly reply to US queries on Cuba and indicate Castill
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Intimation Cleveland Quietly Investigating Cuban Issue
Representative McCreary of Kentucky says President Cleveland has shown a habit of investigating key public questions himself He expects the president to seek accurate information on Cuban affairs and may have agents in Suba though he offers no certainty The remarks reflect belief in presidential inquiry without committing to any specific action
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The Crisp Smith Debate in Georgia
The third of the joint financial talks by Secretary Smith and ex-Speaker Crisp drew about 4000 listeners in Newwax Georgia. Crisp defended past silver positions, noted shifts in views, and argued against unlimited silver coinage. Smith asserted support for a mixed gold and silver standard and denied backing only gold. A brief Cleveland reference provoked a short demonstration.
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Massachusetts
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Cleveland
Booth-Tucker Opens Naturalization Step for U S Citizens
Frederick St. 3 George de Latour Booth-Tucker, new Salvation Army commander for the country, filed declaration of intention in the naturalization bureau of the supreme court. A large rally and reception for the Booth-Tuckers followed last night in New York.
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Hunt Hatahdin Returns From Sea voyage
The Hunt Hatahdin has returned from her hour Gaal at sea. The machinery of the vessel worked perfectly.
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New Soxpos
Conn
Hatahdin
Dynamite and axes used in Curtin schoolhouse attack
In Curtin township near Bellefonte two factions clashed after incendiaries burnt the district schoolhouse. About 20 men and boys attacked the burning building with dynamite and axes, injuring several. District Attorney Singer headed to seize suspects as violence feared to spread. In Lackawanna County Republican delegates were chosen to the state convention with Senator Quay endorsed.
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Scranton
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Alexander Simpson
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Jermyn
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Dunmore
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County convention backs Quay for president in Pennsylvania
GrREENssure Pa April 8 The county convention gave a Quay majority. Indications show the Quay men have won everything except one legislative seat and one state delegate. The convention endorsed Quay for president and the vote was unanimous.
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Quay
Breed endorsed for Presbyterian moderator by Pittsburg presbytery
Pittsuburg presbytery strongly backed Rev. D. R. Breed D D for moderator of the next general assembly. They elected him a commissioner to attend the meeting.
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D. R. Breed
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Pittsburg
Waterworks Pipe Laying Halted Pending Supreme Court Case
Rochester Pa April 8 work on the new waterworks was stopped by contractor Patrick McLaughlin and will not resume until the supreme court case is heard next Saturday. Endorsed Pattison for president. Chambersburg Pa April 8 Franklin county Democratic committee elected delegates to the state convention, endorsed ex Governor Pattison, and declared against the unit rule.
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Patrick McLaughlin
Supreme Court
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Franklin County
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Woman Attacks Jackson as Court Reopens Trial Postponed
Newport Ky April 8 The trial of Scott Jackson, accused of Pearl Bryan's murder, is postponed to April 21 due to family illness and witness deposition issues. On leaving court, Jackson was kicked by Mrs McCann of Falmouth who shouted she would have killed him, then punched him in the stomach and urged hanging him. Mrs McCann said she had never met him before and resembled Pearl Bryan.
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Pearl Bryan
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Cabinet meeting postponed as measles hits White House
Washington April 8 The cabinet meeting was postponed with no new date after measles appeared in the president's household Little Esther Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland plus the children moved to Woodley until the illness runs its course In Chicago Washington Booth and his wife addressed about 5000 at the Auditorium claiming they oppose the Salvarians but favor a parallel war movement The Ryder incident in Tablotton notes Dr W L Ryder and Miss Sallie Emma Owens. New Haven report covers a gender debate in the New York East conference where men and women delegates were rejected by 36 to 140.
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Esther Cleveland
Chcaco
Ington Booth
Parall
New Haven
Conn
Fair heirs begin pencil will contest in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 8, Charles L. Fair, son of the late Senator James G. Fair, has launched proceedings challenging the second or pencil will of the deceased millionaire.
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San Francisco
James G. Fair
Charles L. Fair
Gold Reserve Report Shows Large Deficit In Treasurys Vault
Washington reports the treasury has lost 62,400 in gold coin and 19,700 in gold bars, reducing the gold reserve to 127,878,760. The misfortune leaves the department facing a substantial deficit in precious metal holdings despite the overall national stock.
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Treas
Court of Appeals ruling could ease liquor law reach
Albany report notes that a court of appeals decision may allow clubs to avoid enforcement of the Raines liquor law, creating a potential loophole in regulation. The brief item signals a shift in how enforcement might apply to private clubs under the law.
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Court of Appeals
Raines
Fifteenth International Christian Endeavor Convention Outlined
Washington in July will host the fifteenth international Christian Endeavor convention with about 60,000 attendees. Events run July 8 to 18 across 22 city churches and three large tents on White Lot, featuring morning prayer meetings, rallies, and a Capitol appearance, with the World Christian Endeavor union meeting Monday morning.
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International Christian Endeavor
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Christian Endeavor Union
Boston
Outlaw Gang Captured After Fierce Fight Near Coffeyville
Two deputy U S marshals cornered a five man gang south west of Coffeyville Kansas after a fierce gun battle. Oliver Rooks was mortally wounded and his horse was shot from beneath him before he surrendered. In Havana Juan Urnald, ringleader of the forged in New York swindle linked to August Belmont Company, was arrested in Coruna.
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United States
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Rooks
Havana
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New York
August Belmont & Co
Coruna
Senate naval affairs panel probes armor plate issue
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs continued its investigation into armor plate matters. Commander Folger was further examined regarding the plates accepted during his tenure as chief of ordnance.
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Washincton
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Folger
Matabeles Defeated at Butuwaro as Gifford Forces Hold
News from Butuwaro reports that Gifford led troops repulsing the Matabele in a hours long engagement. Three soldiers were wounded in the fight.
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Butuwaro
Gifford
Bargain Store Ad Sells Spools by Barrel and Yardage
A Bargain Store run by J. R. Stumer & Son advertises bulk sale pricing noting barrels of items and 200 yards warranted, with two spools offered at 5 cents. The notice emphasizes value and length in stock at the Bargain Store.
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J. R. Stumer & Son
Market Report from Pittsburgh April 7
The market report lists prices for produce and grains with values for butter eggs lard and beans to onions. It covers flour wheat corn oats hay and dairy products plus live poultry and livestock prices including cattle hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for prime good and common grades.
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Dunkirk & Ferry
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