Savannah riots over Catholic ex priest lecture
In Savannah on February 26 a violent mob estimated at 3000 to 8000 Catholics clashed with police and a mounted guard after ex priest Slattery planned to lecture at the Masonic Temple. Bayonets fixed, troops cordoned the hall while the ex priest and his entourage were escorted from the building amid threats, stones, and injuries.
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Savannah
Georgia Hussars
Meyerson
Masonic Temple
Slatterly
Order of
Hiberians
Setilions
Meyers
Qh Hall
McDermott
Slatter
Meyer
Colonel Crertard
Slattery
Georgia
O' Reilly
Tanyer
D. HH. Dillon
Tietatuiterty
Becker
All
Hisses
Jaers
Polack
Office Offers Wide Range of Job Work at Low Prices
The notice proclaims that all kinds of job work are available at this office with the lowest prices. It emphasizes affordability and breadth of services offered to attract customers needing various tasks completed efficiently.
British stance on silver and gold debate continues
In Parliament Liberal Robert Everett urged an international conference to curb gold and silver volatility, with Conservative Henry Chaplin backing India’s case for mint reopenings. Harcourt argued monometalism’s value, noting Britain’s no-misstep stance, while German declarations prompted cautious readiness for talks. The exchange showed no government commitment to bimetallism and left currency policy under foreign influence speculation.
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London
Robert Everett
House of Commons
Binetalki League
France
Germany
Henry Chaplain
India
Eileen du Fogrland
William Vernon Harcourt
Ivishbandry
Hina Bandry
Chaplain
United States
Brunsels
Charles Rivers Wilson
Mneland
Everett
Europe
Sey
Sey Foreign Pation
Bingley Winder
Britain
Times
Berlin
Hohenlohe
Cuba's Sail Once More to Be Drenched With Blood
The Gugan Beal Lion reports renewed hostilities as Cuba prepares for new naval action amid tensions. Officials warn of possible bloodshed as fleets reposition and allied forces mobilize in response to ongoing clashes and regional provocations.
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Cuba
Cuban Revolt Planned Uprising Across Island Reported
Read-in dispatches detail a coordinated Cuban uprising led by Marti and Gomez with rebels landing at Matanzas and other points. Spanish forces number about 18 000, with 600 stationed near Santa de Guja, as revolutionaries aim to spark simultaneous uprisings across the island and form a unified force against Spain.
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New York
Peli
Cubwie
Pevolationare
Jane Marl
Boaniohert
Abanadil
Vain
Marti Revoluens
Morli
Cuneral
Reveli
Lelie
Mexico
Matanzas Aa
Don Wing
Wa Uily
Niles
Havania
Hinamp
New Yort
Monerida
Santione de Ouja
Musanhinme
Miwatia
Sanguily
Yisatin
Gomes
Marti
Taland
Calian Party
Shi Das
Gamer
Siti
Meneantile Lems
Tanda
Revolutionary Party
Catan
Cuba
Foritia
Trdope Tat Marti
Genem Gomez
Marty
Gouwey
Veith Syndiah
Hylander
Gomez
Patriota
Matin
General
Gallerie Mononia
Marquis of
Snow
Local merchants praised for best bargains in Millville
Linet woere Millville prreleased another fine set of haul use ments. Aporena Peléreon 8 fine Pino Jntvoes Hobbes of Benson and Mrs. Rachel Cody of Men doned a fine oven. They all dealt with Mirris Boos. & Co. be cause they always give the best bargains.
Smiles and Tears by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Poem reflects on solitary suffering versus public pleasure and the inevitability of facing life’s pain alone. It contrasts laughter with grief and notes that while society adores joy, individual sorrow remains unshared. The speaker, attributed to Ella Wheeler Wilcox, laments personal fate and the solitary path toward coping with existence.
Anniversary Honors Woodruff and Wife in Salt Lake Temple
A joint anniversary marks the birthday celebrations of Wilford Woodruff and Anna Woodruff in the Salt Lake Temple annex. March 1 rituals recall speeches by Utah leaders, with 300 invitations issued and the annex expected to be crowded. Woodruff, born 1837, is described as well preserved in health and intellect.
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Wilford Woodruf
Els
Salt Lake Temple
Utah
Woodruff
Wilford Woodhtaff
Tinlay
Anna
HAWAIIAN REVOLUTION AND SILVER POLITICS IN ENGLAND
A Honolulu style summary notes reactions to the Hawaiian revolt, criticizing President Cleveland and American actions as the telegraph reports a scandalous scene. It references German and British moves on trade and silver politics, including a proposed silver party led by Weaver Warner and Bland, with secrecy surrounding the conference.
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Lennox
Hawaii
Telegraph
Harmison
Cleveland
Hone Iulu
Lillinokalani
England
America
Republic
Japan
Racce
Collison
Washington, DC
Weaver
A. J. Warner
Bland
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Loent Lemocratic
Fletcher
Fudge
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Jerr
Pletcher
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Marrell
Warram
Cache County
Journal
Pretelier
Sormal
PlateWers
Gugan Beal Lion
Musical
Bila Wheeler Wilcox
President Woodruff
Kie
Jobo
Dave
Baron von Stigma- Halberg
Herr Moeller
Willlam Verne Harcourt
Robert L Byerttte
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