Spain to join protest if Cleveland signs Cuba belligerency
Reports from Monterey indicate Spain seeks European support for a joint protest should President Cleveland declare Cuba belligerent. Demonstrations surge in provinces such as Saragossa, Barcelona, Cadiz, and Malaga as crowds clash with police. A British armada plan to act as cruisers and a charitable drive in Madrid fund Cuba relief, while Christina remains queen regent.
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U. P
Spain
Cleveland
Cuba
Senate
House of Representatives
Uesday
Saracossa
Barcelona
Guatiazo
Malaga
Ategla
Bilboa
Cadiz
Florida Republicans Gather for State Convention
A Florida Republican delegation attends a state party convention with leaders including J. Shady of Canton and Frank Willing Leech of Philadelphia. Lee manages Quay’s interests while Tax Collector Wilbur represents Gov. Morton. A power struggle within the state organization is noted as a key issue.
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Pia
Ciarch
Pony
Florida
Weinkscay
Dehusiles
Hf Louis
Lee Long
Lee
Trnnee
Regularian
R.gunby
Varopa
Chubb
Oriandoe
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J. Shady
Canton
Alaj
Metsuney
Leech
Phila
Quay
Wilbur
New York
Morton
Laan
Overdose of Chloroform Kills Irvington Janitor
Peter Treland a 22 year old Irvington resident and janitor of the Irvington Commercial Club died Tuesday afternoon from an overdose of chloroform used to treat toothache. The well known young man, who lived with his grandparents, had recently passed a civil service exam and was regarded as bright. Detective Geyer arrived at Holmes Castle in Livingston where Ireland was placed in charge to keep curiosity seekers away and provided detectives with information about the crime.
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Irvington
Irvington Commercial Club
Lie
Geyer
Holmes Castle
Livington
Ireland
Claire Walkes
Cavita
Ave
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Jie
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Mumia
Nivel
Tudee Gaker
Jas
Sorvin Wheel Works
Sas Pirt
Atiss Clacinda
Louisville
Jed Kroeckel
Arthur Adams
Idianapolis
Albert C. Rees
Th. Sutphen
John C. Friel
Ward
Ed Flarris
E. J. Gangponlt
Russel Eckman
LW. Bullock
Mercantile Trust Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Indiana
Jonix, Cowen
Oscar G. Murray
A. L Dotey
Kate Milner Rabb
Josephine Ralston Nichols
Birrus
Jacob
Emma Schulmeyer
Michael
Nate Fuchs
Madaline Thomas
Thos
Anna Quinn
Chas
Winifred Stalcup
John
Tgelhoff
C. A
White
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Annie Morris
Clenz
Caroline Tielkinig
Preston Litton
Catharine Linden
Chas. Wolf
Henry B. Speitel, Jr
Mary M. Henry
John B. Stuart
Daisy M. Lee
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Dean
Malinda A. Odem
Adam Schaaf
Anna K. Wagner
Frederick Wellmann
Katharine Hafer
Franks Litz
Emma Imer
Footpads fatally wound Grassdale marshal in masked attack
In Curiaco Grassdale village marshal Peter M. Nelson was shot by three masked footpads who fled. Posses from nearby towns hunt the region but have not captured the assailants as of late night.
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Curiaco
U. P
Peter M. Nelson
Grassdale
Comrade Smock Circular Sparks G A R Debate
A G A R circular letter by Comrade Smock, Indiana adjutant general, faced sharp critique at national headquarters for alleged mislead ing details. Robbing of the G A T says the list of suspended Indiana members misleads by not explaining long suspensions due to nonpayment, deaths, or relocation. The piece notes a rise in suspensions over years, with deaths increasing and membership falling. Separate items mention a Supreme Court decision about non residents and property, and a blaze at Avalon with injuries.
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Sun
Comrade Smock
Indiana
Adji-gen. Robbing
Adj
Smock
Theso
Tess Gian
Per Ee
Ana
Ambigu Theater Fire in Paris and Other Early 1900s News
News item notes the Ambigu theater in Paris burned on Wednesday with losses around 300 000 francs, along with river flood damages on the Kennebec and other incidents including a Pittsburg liquors firm failure for 35000. Also reports Arkansas Republicans backing a McKinley delegation and fires in New York, plus obituaries and assorted minor notices.
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Paris
Kennebec River
Alaine
Chas, Hook & Sons
Pittsburg
Arkansas
McKinley
Little Rock
Winchester
New York
Great Britain
Venezuela
Annie Goilinet
Detroit
Mich
Kansas City
W. P. Palmer
Richmond, Va
Cleveland
Laurin backs gold and silver money policy in Mississippi
A Mississippi governor candidate Abe Laurin urges laws to prohibit contracts payable only in one metal and to allow both gold and silver in circulation. He argues exclusive coin payments depress values, shrink money supply, and push discredited coins from use, urging state action to avoid such monetary evils.
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Jackson
Miss
Croy
Abe Laurin
United Mintutes Stud
County plan to convert courthouse basement storage room
A county consideration to convert the courthouse basement into a storage area for civil files stirs debate. Officials worry the move could raise costs and keep the yard level with the street, while opponents question necessity and impact on space.
Archbishop Kenrick Dines at Archepiscopal Residence
From St Louis March 4 Archbishop Kenrick was reported to have dined at the archepiscopal residence Wednesday afternoon with a small party.
Badger Furniture Company Opens Splendid West Store
A new Badger Furniture Company showroom near Pembroke Arcade invites visitors to an interior like a private residence. Streetcars stop at the door as a grand opening gives ladies flowers and men go begging. The display features novel furniture laid out in color room themes.
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Badger Furniture Company
Jax
Pembroke Arcade
Board of Works meeting paves streets and asks wooden blocks
At the Board of Works meeting on Wednesday, a resolution to pave W Court Street with brick was changed to extend to Blackford Street. Senate Avenue from Washington to Kentucky Avenue was ordered asphalted, and Kentucky Avenue to South Street paved with brick, width 40 feet. A petition sought wooden blocks for Vermont Street from West to East instead of asphalt.
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W. Court-st
Blackford-st
Senate-ave
Washington
Kentucky-ave
Vermont St
Holmes Must Die Supreme Court Upholds Holmes Verdict
The Indiana state supreme court on a Wednesday morning affirmed the first degree murder verdict in Herman W. Mudget alias Holmes for the Benj F. Pitezel killing. Justice Williams delivered the opinion overrruling errors and upholding the lower court judgment. The decision notes no substantial errors and that the evidence supports the verdict.
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Coret
PutnapeLraota
U. P
State Supreme Court
Herman W. Mudget
SH. Hi. Holmes
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Benj. F. Pitezel
Justice Williams
Jury reveals doubts in Booker trial and new sanity bid
Juror Sellers and others claim four jurors favored acquittal at first in the Booker case. A proposed compromise would have sent Booker to an insane hospital for evaluation by five doctors, with a possible retrial if found sane. The foreman later delivered acquittal, while some jurors recall confusion and ignorance rather than dishonesty. insanity questions to be argued in criminal court.
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Gulock
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Booker
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Wycott
Splendid dog show and vaudeville openings in Indianapolis
The English's dog show draws crowds of all ages boasting trained canines and ponies in Indianapolis. Sowing the wind opens at the Grand Thursday with J. H. Gilmour and Mary Hampton in a clever play that has had success elsewhere. Weodt out Denver Hd Smith and his vaudeville company opens at the Empire Friday.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Gilmour
Mary Hampton
Denver
Smith and Hie
the Empire
Italian Abyssinian War Turns to Slaughter Report
Dispatches recount a brutal clash in Africa where Italian forces allegedly suffered heavy losses as 5,000 Italian troops were cut down by Abyssinian defenders. Baratieri is relieved of command duties, with Baldisseri named to lead, amid political turmoil over the campaign. Royal decree and cabinet actions follow as Italy braces for outcomes.
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O Ministry
Milan
Naples
Iuimbert
Mucenni
Baldisseri
Africa
Rowe
L.A. Potten
Baratieri
Albertone
Deirade
Gan Baratieri
Tenauins iv
Crispi
Ueniert
Paurslay
Cleveland’s 1802 letter cites state bank plan
A Mississippi man releases his copy of President Cleveland’s 1802 reply and a Cleveland letter endorsing state bank issues as a compromise with farmers’ alliance on the sub treasury plan. He links recent anti Whitney attacks to administration circles. Also reports betrothal news for Princess Marguerite and Thurber’s return from New York.
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New Orleans
U. Pew
McAllister
Mississippi
Cleveland
Jin
Whitney
Farmers’ Alliance
Senate discussion on House Cuban resolutions ends without agreement
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussed the House Cuban resolutions for an hour but could not reach consensus. Sherman urged a conference, noting a split between House and Senate language and strength, with disputes over the second clause and the potential for recognizing independence.
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Afarch
U. S
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Aly. Sherman
Senate
Udtis
Cuba
Fietos Trerces
Titan Tian Meni
Explosion and Fire Hit Cleophas Mine in Silesia
An explosion and ensuing fire struck the Cleophas mine at Kattowicz in Prussian Silesia on Wednesday. rescue workers recovered the bodies of several victims, while about 100 miners remain entombed with the fate of many still uncertain.
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Kattowicz
Prussian Silesia
Japanese student Uchida dies by self slashing throat
Mount Vernon dispatch reports Joki chi Uchida, a Japanese student at Cornell College and Methodist ward, killed himself Wednesday morning in a despondent state. The piece notes a deed of trust involving Horace R. Allen and Harriet E. Allen, listing property including Sentinel block, N Delaware street home, and surgical institute, with Silas M. Shepard as trustee and power to sell or lease. Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity predicts warmer 36 hours ending 8 p m March Pair and possible rain or snow.
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U. P
Mount Vernon
Jokichi Uchida
Cornell College
Methodist Church
Horace R. Allen
Harriet E
Silas My. Shepard
Sentinel
Circle
N. Delaware St
Surgica Institute
Shepard
Aatmer
Indianapolis
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