Quay Cleared In Not Guilty Verdict By Jury
Philadelphia April 21 the jury returned a not guilty verdict in the United States Senator Quay case after whispers of legal action and cheers outside the courtroom. Quay greeted supporters with a broad smile and planned to join his family in Washington as Governor Stone may appoint him to the Senate. Four ballots preceded the verdict with initial splits of 10 to 2 and 11 to 1.
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Quay Made Senator
Harrisburg April 21 Shortly afternoon Governor Stone appointed Matthew Stanley Quay senator to serve with the next season of the legislature.
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Cabinet actions on cargoes and Cuban army lists
Washington April 21 Secretary Alger will issue an order allowing cargoes from Porto Rico to the United States in non American bottoms. General Otis reports troop numbers rising to 20,000. Cuban military lists will be accepted as given. Gomez to receive a share, some American correspondents listed as privates decline shares. Porto Rico government plan to mirror DC administration discussed with President McKinley.
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Fragmented Notes Describe Local Figures and A Product Ad
A garbled news notes fragment mentions Pearson and Cobo with references to Minnesota and Missouri places, a Liberty May gathering, and a Presbyterian mission. It ends with an unrelated classic patent medicine ad urging Syrup of Figs bottles for kidney and liver help, stating 50 cent price and California Fig Syrup Co. manufacture.
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Insurgents Press for Battle as Heat Paralyzes Troops
A Manila dispatch reports rebels active west of Ma- tolosa near Calumpit, with fires east of the railroad as they fortify trenches while American forces brace for possible attack. Heat illness hits troops, one wounded, as outposts near Taguig face a rebel probe.
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Lake City Lynching Case Goes To Jury
The Lake City lynching case was given to the jury amid an expected disagreement. Judge Brawley delivered the charge with emotion, crying as he described the horror of the crime and the outrage by residents of Lake City.
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Weather and warships report from April 21 dispatches
Weather notes show a heavy rainstorm across the lower Mississippi valley with widespread rain in Oklahoma Arkansas southern Missouri and the gulf states while the northwest remains generally clear frost hit Kansas and freezing temperatures touched New Mexico Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota High barometer readings appear in the west and low pressure in the lower Mississippi region Forecast favors generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a warmer Saturday afternoon German ships head to Samoa with Geffen ordered to accompany an extra ammunition convoy from Kiso China and a second cruiser to follow
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Missouri River rises threaten land, cities brace for floods
Kansas City to see river rise to twenty two, twenty five feet by Monday. At Leavenworth and St Joseph the level nears danger. Floods threaten 1,000 acres of prison farm land near Leavenworth. Reports record rising levels across Omaha, Plattsmouth, and Sioux City as sections brace for continued crest.
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Fort Osuring
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New Uniforms Sought for Troops in Cuba and Porto Rico
Ins fore Gen Rico and Breckinridge report urgent need for better clothing and more barracks for American troops in Cuba, with Porto Rico housing found satisfactory. Khr khaki uniforms discolor and fail to protect. blue striped linen worn by Spaniards cited as alternative. Government to solicit evidence of patent priority. six week public exposure before grant. Funeral noted for James White. local ads and weather items appear amid a broad scanned page.
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Bradley Martin Barred From UAE Club for Aliens Rule
A report states Bradley Martin is denied UAE club membership due to rules forbidding aliens. Martin plans a few weeks in New York returning to London May 22. The piece mentions a Chesterfield Gardens mission, an eclipse forecast, and Cuba debt discussions as part of a broad, diverse set of items from the era.
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Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
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Sanitiago
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Ebuls
London
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Clash in Havana over which group controls Casa de Pasageros
Havana April 21 Commodore Cromwell stationed a guard of marines to back customs workers at Casa de Pasageros against police ejection. Chief Menocal and Treasury Secretary Col Bliss claim the right to occupy the building. Over a hundred cigars, shot and harness makers went on strike today.
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Ex-President Cleveland Secures Large Sandwich Marsh Shooting Preserve
Ex-President Cleveland with Rev. EF Phillips becomes proprietor of leased Sandwich marsh grounds for snipe and plover shooting. After initial trial, he bagged 20 plover on the second visit and now controls about a mile of Barnstable bay shore, including marshes around Seassett harbor and Sagamore Hill, forming one of the nation’s best shooting preserves.
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Tents for the Army in Tropical Rain Tests
Field reports fault shelter tents as poor protection against rain. Capt. John S. Parke in Manila tests a heavier twilled duck Parke tent that doubles as a hammock and carries two intrenching tools. A lighter shoulder-borne bayonet device replaces the old desk, includes compartments for field reports, and adds tubes for writing materials.
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Lion Turned On Tail Puller at Beattle Encounter
Joseph Working a San Francisco theater man narrowly escaped death at Beattle Washington after a crazed lion seized him through a feeding cage. He was dragged and severely injured before handlers freed him. The incident caused $14,000 in damages and involved multiple parties in a related Missouri Pacific collision aftermath.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Official Roles Rebuilt
Fragmentary OCR shows references to district officers including deputy sherif clerk treasurer surveyor and county officials with unclear spellings. Mentions likely include court or county positions such as robot Judge and county surveyor in a historical context. Readable names and places are minimal, suggesting a damaged list of local government roles.
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Markets by Wire Chicago Live Stock Apr 21
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City show mixed cattle and hog activity with steady to uneven demand. Reports detail hogs, cattle, sheep receipts, price ranges, and daily fluctuations across markets in Chicago and Kansas City with notable cash and futures mentions. Places include Chicago and Kansas City with references to firm to weaker tone and daily totals.
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