Sinking of schooner near Puerto Padre and Cuban uprising reports
Reports from Havana via Mascotte describe the sinking of a Cuban schooner by a Spanish gunboat off Puerto Padre near Gibara. Dispatches note insurgent gains in Las Villas and near Santo Spirito, with 80 young men from Santiago taking field under lawyer Jomaya. An American schooner Infanta Isabella was fired upon off Charlotte Harbor and drifted aground south of the harbor.
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Tampa
Fla
Mascotte
Havana
Lnte
Seat of Revolution
la Lucha
Puerto Padre
Gibara
D. Jorge Garrich
Santo Cildeo
Diguani
Los Negros
Sandiago
Jomaya
Las Villas
Santo Spinto
Spain
Los Villas
Charlotte Harbor
Washington
Carballo
Satur Sey
Died Without A Doctor In Dayton Case Fits Abduction Of Child
Lilah Thurs ton Meade ten years old daughter of Colonel Harry F Meade and granddaughter of the late Hon George Houk died in Washington while representing this district in congress She died Sunday morning without medical attendance The coroner has forbidden burial and will hold an autopsy Hatton and wife at the head of the faith care circle are jailed The case stirs Dayton society and more arrests hinge on coroner directions.
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Hatton
Harvard Football Doubtful After Faculty Stand
Harvard faculty again opposes intercollegiate football, making Crimson gridiron representation doubtful next fall. In Quito a dispatch reports Ecuador’s insurrection suppressed and leaders arrested.
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Harvard
Camnevige
Mass
Crimson
Brenos Ayres
Quito
Ecuador
Coal Combine Completed Uniting Ohio Operators and Traff ic Men
Ohio operators and coal carrying roads completed and signed a consolidation uniting 150 interests to coordinate traffic for 7 to 8 million tons across 2,250 miles on seven railroads. The pact aims to restore prosperity for bituminous coal, with broad support from large consumers and railways.
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Ohio
CoLcmpBus
Philadelphia councilmen tour Cincinnati municipal affairs
Thirteen members of the Philadelphia council are inspecting municipal affairs in Cincinnati. Their tour includes the south, and they report no nushops with their unlucky number beyond being chased by a 1000 foot swordfish while aboard Senator Quay's naptha launch in Florida.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia Council
Senator Quay
Flovida
West Virginians Sentenced for Concealed Weapons
Wasuixatox March 20 Messrs J Q Whro and Ira Greathouse who came from West Virginia to negotiate with greengoodsmen A P Ail and J R Hickman have been sentenced to six months for carrying concealed weapons. Hickman also got six months for the same offense, but Hill was acquitted. Judge Miter condemned the jury and ordered Hill and Hickman held for conspiracy trial.
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Wasuixatox
J. QO
Ira Greathouse
West Virginia
Greengoodsmen
A P. Ail
J. R. Hickman
Hickman
Hill
Miter
Thurston Ten Goes Home Criticizes Secretary in Interview
Reports from Wasnmnarox on March 20 say Secretary Gresham seeks recall of Lorin A Thurston Hawaiian minister to Washington citing persona non grata status. Friction since Thurston's appointment, guarded public remarks, and closed doors at the state department mark ongoing tensions. A similar recall demand is alleged for the Spanish minister after an interview criticizing Gresham. Meantime Admiral Mead reports fleet movement from La Guaira toward San Domingo with port calls planned at Port au Prince and Santiago de Cuba.
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Thurston
Diplomatic Corps
Gresham
Cleveland
Thorston
Will's
Hamaiian
Bair
New Republic
San Francisco
Natar lv
Digo Nats
Weade
Washnatos
Mead
Navy Department
Lino
la Guarra
Venezuela
San Domingo
France
Santiago de Cuba
Verdict awards $5,000 to Mrs Hada in fire case
In a supreme court ruling Mrs Hada receives $5,000 from the American Gincose company after their works were destroyed by a fire on April 12, 1894. Her husband was among 12 Polish laborers who died. Three similar suits are listed for trial.
Woman shoots self at Adams House in Boston hotel
Miss N. O. Norton, 33, of Holyoke Mass, has shot herself in her hotel room at the Adams House. She was found in her night dress, and had been at the hotel since Saturday. Little is known of her here.
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Boston
N. O. Norton
Holyoke
Mass
Adams House
To Make Lincoln's Birthday a Holiday
In Avatsts Maine, Senator Hamlin of Elsworth introduced a resolution in the state senate to declare Abraham Lincoln's birthday a national holiday. The measure passed unanimously by a rising vote.
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Lincoln
State Senate
Hamlin
Elsworth
Abraham Lincoln
SAILING FOR LIBERIA Horsa sails with 197 enslaved Africans to Liberia
The Danish steamship Horsa leaves Savannah with 197 negro emigrants, from infant to elder, heading for Liberia aboard a well equipped party carrying farming gear and seed. Church, three ministers, and a doctor accompany them as plans include a 3000 acre settlement and monthly ships. A Liberia craze is seen to spread in the South.
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Savannah
Horsa
Atlantic
Liberia
Africa
Howard
Sowwty
Memphis
South
Reina Regenta Sinks off Gibraltar After Reported Loss
Madrid reels as the Spanish cruiser Reina Regenta is reported sunk near Bajo Aceitanos off the Gibraltar Straits after being missing since March 13. Only 20 inches of her masts remain above water as divers search for bodies. Queen Regent prays and chapels display the sacrament.
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Cadiz
Alfonso Xit
Madrid
Spain
Bajo Aceitanos
Straits of Gibraltar
Tangier
Diaz Moreau
Chamber of Deputies
Rema Regenta
Senate
Beranger
Marine
Reina Regenta
Dismissal of Venezuelan Ministers Ties to Claims Court Plan
Reports from Brussels explain that Venezuela ousted French and Belgian ministers after global discussions over a court of foreign claims. The move followed a US precedent of not paying damages from the defeated army. An amicable settlement is anticipated. A second note mentions debate over Grant statue acceptance by the Grad Army and related criticisms. A third item reports Captain Jefferson Mears of the schooner General Hancock charged with brutal mistreatment of a crew member during a gale, including whipping and restraint.
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Venezuela
Brussels
United States
Wasntserox
Library Committee
House and
Senate
Statuary Hill
Fred Grant
Horace Porter
Grant
Baltitore
Jefeferson Mears
General Hancock
Edward Mor
Mercury
Cartiale May Run For Senator Rumors in Kentucky
News from March 20 states renewed talk that Secretary Carlisle may join the senatorial race against Blackburn. Carlisle declines to discuss or forecast any Kentucky trip, seemingly weary of ongoing speculation after firmly denying prior senatorial plans. In Syracuse, Tom Eck consults E. C. Stearns on John S. Johnson turning pro, likely to ride in France next year with a decision due after Johnson arrives from Toronto.
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Cartiale
Kentucky
Carlisle
Blackburn
Syracuse
Tom Eck
E. C. Stearns Company
John 8
Johnson
France
Toronto
National Window Manufacturers Association Formed
An organization named the National Window Manufacturers Association was formed at the Monongahela House in this city, comprising all leading window glass houses of the United States, at the largest meeting of window glass manufacturers ever held in the country.
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Pirtserve
National
Window Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Monongahela House
Rates Cut at Springfield and Other Brief Items
Central Union Telephone Company lowers annual rates by six dollars due to competition. General Badean dead after sudden apoplexy at a hotel. Snowstorm begins as northern weather moves in. Republican committees plan adjournment to June after June 27 veto bills are addressed.
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Central Union Company
Clark County
Springfield
Associated Press
Central Union Telephone Company
General Badean
Army chaplains named for navy admission exam
Rev. J. P. Tidwick of St Stephen's rectors and Rev. John B. Frazier of Kuosville Tenn have passed examinations for admission to the navy as chaplains. Navarre. Mrs. Chas. E. Miller returns to Dayton after a month with her parents. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown of Park street. Rev. FM. Carl and daughter visiting town. M. L. Scarborough begins revival meetings at M. EL church. Miss Nora McCormick of Canton visiting friends. Fire damage at John Dun residence on High street contained. Fisher property root fire in Bethlehem, McKlosky occupied. Rev. M. L. Oliver receives two donations totaling about $21 from revival services and Justus congregation. Plough church folks visit town with aid for Mrs. Spinler. Massillon politics on education ticket. independent slate fields Mrs. Anna Thom and Miss Mary Schwartzow. Question raised if women will vote to gain power in cage elections.
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J. P. Tidwick
St. Stephen’s
John B. Frazier
Kuosville
Tenn
Navy
John Dun
High Street
Fisher
Bethlehens
McKlosky
M. L. Oliver
Justus
Massillon
Board of Education
Placi
Local Notices and Elections Mix with Personal Posts
Bolivar notes social visits and moves in Massillon and nearby towns, with election candidate mentions for a local primary. Advertisements praise Hood’s Sarsaparilla and remedies, including Dr Baws Penetrating Oil, linked to rheumatism relief and general health claims.
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Lane Coleman
J. A. Hunt
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Opera Honge Massillon
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C.E von Kanel
Ee Joes Coleman
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Draggiste
Dr. Cady
Morganthaler & Heister Druggiste
Ephraim Royer
Stark County
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James Britton
Clevelaxp
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Negley
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Portsmouth
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Charles L. Young
Aema
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Seriool Coummoussion
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G. A
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Lewis Tron
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George Dixon
Joxesgoro
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John Gargus
Buffalo Island
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Horace J. Myers
A. M. Kidder & Co
United States Circuit Court of Virginia
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Brooklyn
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North Carolina
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Walter W. Robinson
Yonkers
Wasnixatox
Charles D Bond
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Mile
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Lea Ui
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Trentox
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Plough
Spinler
Bolivar
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Ramsay
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M. F. Nichols
Mich
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Naghrve
Miss Mary Manner
Zoar
D. A. Unskell
Beach City
Harrison Smith
Sopf
Lela Zeigler
Makher
Shaeffer
Strasburg
Qepeccm
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Petener
Dail David Gibler
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Hood
Ted Maitoor
Ari
Howl
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Barer Medicine Co
Talede
Daniel Wagner
C. P. Wibrr
Druze
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Morganthaler & Heiser
Niewspapre
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