Garcia Says Cubans Can Win Independence Without Help
A Manzanillo interview with Gen Calixto Garcia reports he believes Cuba can win freedom from Spain without foreign aid. He criticizes U S diplomacy and urges neutral support, not intervention, saying real progress requires independence and a stronger navy to defend seaports. Garcia cites 6,000 armed fighters, two cannons, and recent successes against Spanish troops.
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United States
Juares
Mexico
Spain
America
Castile
Cuba
Washington
New York
de Lome
Cleveland
Olney
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
McKenna Discusses Cabinet Talk and Supreme Court Chance
San Francisco and Canton dispatches report Judge Joseph McKenna arriving from Canton after talks with President-elect McKinley. He says no decision on a cabinet post, but admits a potential move to the Supreme Court is not ruled out though it is not a condition. Obliquely discusses obstacles to cabinet service and his personal uncertainties. In Canton Gen Alger touted for secretary of war with Senators Lodge and Hear possibly joining talks.
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Canton
San Francisco
U. P.y
Joseph McKenna
United States Circuit Court
McIiiley
Junge Meckkenna
Unite Press
McKinley
Maj. McKinley
Supreme Court of the United States
Stephen J. Field
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Supreme Court
Judge McKenna
U. P
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
Pierce
St. Louis
Burrows
Gen. Alger
Lodge and
Hear
Massachusetts
New England
Forecast for Indianapolis 36 Hours Ends Jan 22
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair weather with a slight drop in temperature Thursday night and a slight rise Friday. Noon Thursday temperature was 27, rising to 30 by 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Bound to be a Big Success at Holy Cross Fair
The Holy Cross fair at Masonic hall drew large attendance and strong sales for attractively displayed articles. Dinner was served at noon for a quarter. Several legislators attended Wednesday and Thursday noon as catchy contests kept patrons engaged.
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Masonic Hall
Gas well at Broad Ripple reaches Trenton rock
The Rippie's Industry notes another gas well said to be the best yet sunk near Broad Ripple. It is on Harrison Sharp's farm about a mile west of town, drilled by Murphy and McKnight for the Keystone Gas Company. Feed your horse Janes Dustless Oats. Bedroom Seta in all woods. Wm. L. Hider.
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Trenton Rock
Broad Ripple
Harrison
Sharp
Murphy & McKnight
Keystone Gas Company
Janes
Seta
Wm. L. Hider
Duel That Fateful Night Ends in Two Deaths
In Cynthiana Kentucky on January 21 a duel over Miss Jennie Hillery between John Dairy and Ben S Dryman left both men dead. Dairy was shot near the heart and Dryman in the head after tensions escalated at a country church meeting. Hillery, a teen, fears for her sanity after the tragedy.
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Cynthiana
Jennie Hillery
John Dairy
Ben S. Dryman
Dairy
Dryman
Cleaur
Miss Tullery
Draman
Miss Hilley
Toniry
Werman
Berdy
Money matters and morals under a Logansport lecture
Judge D P Baldwin lectured at Plymouth church on money management and economy. He warned against debt, praised cash payments, and argued that economy includes time health opportunity and reputation. He quipped that busy people get things done and warned against speculation and costly partnerships.
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D. P. Baldwin
Logansport
Metalloch Club
Plymouth
Indiana Senate debates direct election of U S senators
The Indiana Senate discusses concurrent resolution No. 3 to express the states support for selecting U S senators by direct vote. A minority report passes, with Horner Shea and Gall signing. The scene features lively remarks, a sharp exchange over Vandalia railroad inquiry rules, and a tense vote on the measure.
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Committee of Federal Relations
U.S
Horner
Shea
Gall
Humphreys
Nahum Chapin sinks after fierce New York gale
Nine sailors drown when the three masted schooner Nahum Chapin, bound from Baltimore to Boston, goes ashore near Quogue Long Island during a violent storm. The vessel valued at about $15,000, cargo of 1020 tons of cecal, is a total loss. Crew includes Capt Arey and nine seamen from Malden and Cambridge.
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U. P
Nahum Chapin
Arey
Rockland
Baltimore
Boston
Quogue, L. I
Quogue
L. T
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Messrs
West-end Street Railway Company
Malden
Mass
Alfred E. Davis
John Neiber
Lewis A. Maddocks
Cambridge
Albert Lowe
Roy Andeerson
Victor Stevenson
Oscar Andersen
Anthony Lucyanich
Man sues over alleged usury in savings loan case
Adam Boyd sues Albert Robb, assignee of Mechanics' Mutual Savings and Loan, claiming 13 shares cost $368 plus $1,360 borrowed. He says the assignee demanded $1,205 total with interest, which he paid under protest, and now seeks $200 back, alleging exorbitant interest.
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Adam Boyd
Albert Robb
Mechanics’ Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Boyd
Diadem Patent Flour Promoted for Bread and Pastries
Diadem Patent Flour is made from selected winter wheat and is pitched as ideal for all bread and pastry baking. Sold by all first class grocers. Also note leaky cisterns cleaned listing Cementea price 41.50. Contact F. I. Butts at 133 Ind. Ave, Phone 1791.
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F. I. Butts
Ind.ave
City Life Bits From The City Patchwork
Cloak dealers unload winter stocks as ice men wonder about the weather forecast. A special council committee will meet Saturday to discuss municipal improvements. A petition asks opening Twenty seventh street through Wildwood Park from Illinois to Meridian. Mary Bracket’s repeated losses of household furniture prompt divorce questions involving Sidney Bracket. Rates to the Christian Endeavor convention in San Francisco hover around fifty dollars round trip from Chicago. Harry Milburn seeks divorce, claiming Rosa eloped to Illinois with Frank Gard. W. B. Hamilton fell at Washington and Alabama and is hospitalized with a sprained back. George Beckman is jailed awaiting trial. Cora Seigfried urges George to marry, but he refuses. William E English may build a club house at Market Street Monument Place for Indianapolis clubs. W. H. Poole’s horses drown in White River during a washing attempt. Poole survives. City officials take on the tramp problem, with some to be placed on McGroarty’s farm. John A Logan republicans elect officers for the year. Prison warden cites bad water and poor sanitation. Senator Heller calls for state health inspector. Frank Keeler pleads to separate from Lizzie, claiming she never consented to leave. Purdue’s Prof Smart lectures on locomotive development at the Industrial training school with stereopticon view of the 999 express. Star lodge K of P performed Damon and Pythias at English’s opera house. Gov Mount, ex-Gov Matthews attend. Several named participants listed in the program.
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Board of Works
Twenty-seventh-st
Wildwood Park
Illinois
Meridian-st
Mary Bracket
Sidney Bracket
National Convention of the Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
Chicago
Harry Milburn
Rosa
Frank Gard
W. B. Hamilton
Washington and
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
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Cora Seigfried
George
Willam E. English
Market Stand
Indianapolis
W. H. Poole
White River
Poole
McGroarty
John A. Logan Republican Club
Batton Wellis
J. D. Williams
Robert Russel
Samuel “Whit
North
Senator Heller
Dr. Hurty
State Board of Health
Frank Keeler
Lizgle
Smart
Purdue University
Star Lodge
Damon and Pythias
English
Opera House
Gov. Mount
Matthews
Harry ‘Webber
Charles Barker
J. Russell Powell
William H. Doll
William SP. Sacwell
Charles R. Jones
Robert‘ Shingler
John Plummer
Alberta Segelin
Helen Webber
Harry. Webbe
Blanche
Moore
Stoves and parts connected at Frank Butts address
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate stoves or connected components and reference to Frank Butts located at 138 Indiana Avenue, with a photo mention. Details unclear due to garbled text.
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Frank
Ind. Ave
Phot
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