Man killed after ejection from Detroit club house
Detroit March 5 an unknown intoxicated man was ejected from the Detroit club entrance by porter John Wilkinson. He fell on stone steps hitting his head and later died at Harper hospital. Deceased identified as John Downing a railroad worker and longtime resident. Wilkinson claims Downing fell not was pushed.
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Nicaraguan Rebels on the Run
Nicaraguan government forces press their advance into the revolt region with little resistance. After capturing La Paz and Momotombo, the two rebel strongholds, troops move toward the Pacific Ocean in a drive to crush the Leonist uprising.
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Nicaragua
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Momotombo
Pacific Ocean
Campbell Dies After Short Illness in Illinois
W J Campbell Republican national committeeman from Illinois dies of pneumonia after a brief illness. His wife and father are near death, believed to be caused by his neglect while caring for them. In a separate item Bethlehem Iron ships 300 tons of side armor for battleship Sebastopol to Russia, the first armor order from Russia.
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Sebastopol
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Those Who Have Used Dr King's Hew Discovery
A fragmented clipping notes a discussion of Dr Kings new discovery and its claimed value and benefit. The readable text hints at usage and potential boat or sea related contexts but lacks full details. Further context would clarify its exact purpose and recipient group.
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Dr King
President S... Slur Sparks Western States Clash in House
Washington March 6 The House debated salaries for U S marshals amid debate over an amendment to abolish the fee system. Montana Republican Hartman denounced President Cleveland for insulting Western states during a New York Presbyterian meeting, defending Western virtue and denouncing perceived Eastern excess. He urged the White House to lead with missionary schooling and statesmanship.
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Startman
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Presbyterian Home Mission
New York
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Honolulu
Wall Street
Britain
Cuba
Will Street
White House
Constitutional amendment proposal on new territories
Wasutvatox March 6 Mr Fenlon of Ohio introduced a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution. No new state may be added from any territory acquired that lies beyond the 30th parallel. Congress would exercise exclusive legislation over such territory in all cases.
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Fenlon
Ohio
Union
United States
Congress
Fire Threaten Jonxstown Business District in Night Blaze
A fire at 9 30 p m in Jonxstown Pa last evening endangered the town business district. Twelve fire companies battled the blaze through the night before flames were contained, with the risk of total destruction averted.
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Jonxstown
Weyler Threatens Cuban Property if Belligerency Recognized
General Weyler warned that if belligerency is recognized by the U S Congress American property in Cuba would lose protection by his soldiers and notes extensive American interests on the island. In St Louis Cuban insurgent recruiters report 30 to 50 men weekly joining Gomez forces since mid February, aided by a New Orleans creole with funds.
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Wavana
Weyler
Madrid
United States Congress
United States
Ury
Cuba
St. Louis
Gomez
New Orleans
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Holmes Must Die for Holmes Case in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused to reverse the case of LH H Holmes condemned to death for the murder of Benjamin F Pretzel. The court overruled all assignments of error and affirmed the lower court judgment.
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Pinnapecpula
Supreme Court
LH. H. Holmes
Benjamin F. Pretzel
Fire in Prussian Silesia mine entombs hundreds
Beruux March 5. Fire in the Cleophas mine at Kattowitz Prussian Silesia today. Bodies of twenty one victims recovered. The fate of about 160 other miners entombed remains uncertain.
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Cleophas
Kattowitz
Prussian Silesia
Annual report notes rail tariffs and city accident
Springfield March 4 The Hlingis railroad and warehouse commission for 1895 shows passenger tariffs not exceed 9.75 cents per mile and freight averages at 1.34 cents per ton per mile, down sharply since 1870. Twelve people killed in accidents and one of 400 598 passengers injured. In Myerside hospital a well dressed young woman from Stevens Point lies unconscious with a severe head wound, found in the street Monday night. A nearby buggy shows blood stains. a man accompanying her is being sought.
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Lil
Hlingis Railroad and Warehouse Commission
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Mverside Hospital
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Woman Casts Children Into Nebraska Well
In Pawnee City Nebraska on March 5 Mrs John Hessel of Dubois eight miles southeast of town threw her three young children into a thirty foot well and then jumped after them. She was found with the youngest child held above water. One child is seriously injured and she will be brought before the insanity board tomorrow.
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Mra
John Hessel
Dubois
Here
Ward McAllister's Son Divorced in Savannah
Ward McAllister's younger son Leyward Hall McAllister has been divorced by his young wife formerly Miss Janie C. Garmung of Savannah Georgia. The decree was granted yesterday and is absolute in terms. Senator Assaults a Colleague. Richmann, Va., March 5. Senator Flood attacked Senator Flanagan with a cane in the Senate chamber after Flanagan claimed Flood had falsified him. Flanagan's condition is not favorable with suspected brain concussion and delirium for hours.
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Caldwell
Ward McAllister
New York
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Flood
Senate
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Bozeman Tunnel Fire Predicts Total Wreckage
Bozeman Montana March 5 A tunnel fire roars with no chance of extinction. Officials say damage is beyond estimate and the tunnel will likely be a total wreck. A temporary track is being laid around the cave in to move trains, while passengers are being transferred by stage over the mountain route.
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Hgelgena
Mont
Madrid unrest prompts closing of university amid US anger
In MaAoonia on March 5 disturbances flared as students and residents burned the American flag before Madrid University. Police dispersed the crowd after arrests, prompting the cabinet to close the university temporarily and allocate funds for naval armaments. Prime minister Canovas del Castillo denies Cuban talks. Elduayen resigns ill health. Duke of Tetuan to reassume foreign affairs portfolio.
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United States
Madrid
Senor Canovas del Castillo
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Cuba
Cleveland
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Madrid- Spain Cuba talks seek French support in return
A Madrid dispatch to the Times reports negotiations aim to win Franco backing for Spain in the Cuban dispute. In exchange Madrid seeks concessions in Morocco, including Tuat occupation, railway concessions to a French group, and a Paris syndicate purchase of Cuban bonds to fund the war.
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Lranze
Spain
Morocco
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Parla
Prohibition Clash Over Morrill at Topeka Meeting
A Topeka meeting opened with forty delegates as the secretary reported 2500 liquor licenses in Kansas with 1200 to druggists and 1400 to joint-keepers. The committee on resolutions urged vigorous prohibition, while Rev W H Biddison urged ousting Governor Morrill for alleged law violations, but his resolution was tabled.
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Atase Temporancs
United States
Leavenworth
Kansas
Committee On Nominations
A. H. Vance
Topekes
Ed Hoch
Marton
T. E. Stephens
Topeka
I. O. Popenoe
J. W. Gleed
Seriatim
W. H. Biddison
Biddison
Henry Weaver fatally shot in Gutukiz Oklahoma
Henry Weaver, from the county's northeast, was killed by an assassin yesterday. Silas Gammon, brother-in-law of the wounded man, and his two sons are under arrest, charged with the shooting.
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Okla
Henry Weaver
Silas Gammon
Counterfeiter Pleads Guilty in Missouri Case
St Justin Missouri March 5 William D Anderson pleaded guilty as the leader of a gang of counterfeiters in a federal case involving production distribution and use of forged currency. Investigators say the plea closes a major operation tied to multiple seizures and prosecutions.
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