Spain Hottest Day as U S Consulate Attacked in Madrid
A March scene in Madrid where a large protest against U S recognition of Cuban belligerents led to mob action at the United States consulate. Police dispersed the crowd after stones were thrown. no fatalities reported. The surge moved to police headquarters and newspaper offices amid fervent oratory and cheers for Spain and the army.
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Samuel
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Basworbosa
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Prefecture of Police
State of Affairs That Is Likely to Make a Prophet of Senator Morgan
March 2 The article reports Spain's rising war fever against the United States after Senate actions, with public anger, potential expeditions, and preparations including armed warships and 50 merchant steamers readied for naval armament. It notes Spain’s government measures and diplomatic assurances from Madrid and London about protecting U.S. legations and residents. The piece highlights tense relations and cautious responses in Washington and Madrid.
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Spain
Senate
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Cuba
Mattie Overman
C. O. Brown
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Terrell
Constantinople
Texas
Armenia
America
Porte
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Horsa
Florence Lilian Wickes-Ford
Thomas H. Wickes
Pullman Palace Car Company
St. Louis
England
Congressional Proceedings in Congress and Senate Highlights
Fragmented report covers debates on tariff and free coinage of silver, Cuban belligerency resolutions, and army appropriation. Mentions Allen Nebraska, Carter, Van Horn, Tarsney, Powers of Vermont, Parker of New Jersey, Boutelle Maine, White California, and various motions. Describes votes on Cuban resolutions, appointments, and education lands in Arizona, with scattered actions in Washington events from February through March.
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Supreme Court decision on Stanford stockholder liability
The Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings in a California case against the Stanford estate over Central Pacific debt. It held stockholders are not personally liable for the railroad's obligations, avoiding a potential $15,000,000 claim against Leland Stanford University and its trustees.
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Hectic week reports from Somme and nearby towns
Numerous local items unfold from the Somme region and surrounding areas. A farmer, Andrew Crawford, burned to death while trying to save stock from a barn fire. Trials proceed as murder and damage cases move through county courts. Railway accident deaths, pesthouse updates, bankrupt mills and bankruptcies touch several cities. Kentucky political deadlock and Blackburn withdrawal bids frame the national scene.
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Death Records of Notables Reach Multiple Cities
Retired Rear Admiral Josefa Fyrre dies in Pourse Nebraska. Spanish consul N Lopez dies in New Orleans. General David Morrises dies in New York. Charles L. Colpy railroad man dies in New York. M K R Shanklin executive clerk of the senate dies in Washington. Thomas B Morgas ex-DC commissioner dies in Washington. Brigadier General Gkoros W. Gile dies in Philadelphia. Sammet Eprsox father of famed inventor dies in Norwalk. General Madison Miller retired army officer dies in St. Louis. William Parker oldest Mason in Indiana dies in Wabash Indiana.
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Elevator Fire Destroys Minneapolis Grain Elevator A
Fire at Minneapolis Terminal Company elevator A 9 owned by G. W. Van Dusen & Co destroyed the structure with an estimated loss of 1 million, and 20 million in stored wheat. The 1.2 million bushel capacity held 1,070,000 bushels at the time. Fire began in the stair tower and escalated before the fire department arrived, with salvage from adjacent elevator A1 expected to be nominal. Insurance covers the loss. major insurer is Indemnity Exchange of Kansas City.
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Unveiling of Mar quette statue faces protest
Judge J W Losey and sculptor Trentanuye removed the wrappings at the Capitol. A P A opposition and threat of unrest nearly halted a formal unveiling. The donor state of Wisconsin was represented as authorities considered the need for a ceremony.
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Mystery of a Week Chronicle of 19th Century Events
A scattered digest notes a judge in Kentucky at Harrodsburg, a bevy of global mentions from Constantinople to Chicago, and varied local incidents. It reports auctions and stock markets, a Moravian museum expedition to South Africa, Armenian massacres, a LaSalle relic, suicides in New York, burglaries in Chicago, a crash in Cleveland, and Liberian grants in Oklahoma Territory. Also included are Cuba, Weyler, and Philippine-like tensions, a Grant monument funding update, and a New York suicide case amid a busy period of political and social upheaval.
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Three Steamships Sink In Dense New York Fog
A fog over New York Harbor leads to a trio of maritime disasters. The Alisa sinks after a collision with Bourgogne in The Narrows. the New York runs aground in the lower bay with passengers evacuated. the Clyde is damaged and beached after colliding with Guyandotte. One report notes several deaths from related coal gas incidents, plus various local notices and market updates.
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Healing Healer Opens Faith Home in Aurora Orchard House
Dr Willian Whitehead the divine healer attracts attention in Aurora by leasing Orchard House to run a faith home. He will keep it filled with the lame and the blind, offering free treatment board and newspapers as part of the care program.
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Bishop Esher Survives Wild Forty Mile Train Ride
Bishop John J. Esher, 72, head of the Evangelical Association's Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania region, clung to a vestibule step as a limited train sped 40 miles from Reddick to Englewood in sleet and rain. Rescued by a porter at Englewood, he recovered at Dearborn station and called the ride the roughest of his life.
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Moving Mountain in Gard France Alarm Feeds Wonder
The moving mountain in Gard France advances toward the Gardon river at about fifteen feet daily. It has wrecked the Grand Combe colliery machinery and damaged nearly a mile of Alais railway. Six hundred residents have evacuated Grand Combe as the land slide threatens new river channels. Thousands from Nimes visited the spectacle as cracks form and noise reverberates.
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Beautiful Boston socialite joins Christian Science movement
Miss Eleanor Winslow, a noted Boston beauty, has become a disciple of Christian Science. The elegant society figure spent years between London and Boston, visiting Mrs Mary Baker Eddy in Concord. Her whirlwind social rounds now center on Christian science and the pursuit of followers.
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Harrison's Pen Ex President In Demand As Magazine Writer
Ex-President Harrison may shift summer plans from law to writing for magazines. Friends note strong overseas interest and lucrative offers, with subjects chosen by him. He seeks a lighter workload than legal practice while avoiding burdens of high-stakes litigation.
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