Americans Alarmed by Cuba Crisis Reports in Havana
American residents in Havana fear for safety as the Forv izuffairs Committee Kanner report on Cuban revolt surfaces. Reports claim Gomez crosses lines, Spanish troops pace the island, hospitals overflow with wounded, and censorship shapes news. Kingston to New York dispatches note Mohawk sent to Havana amid rebel activity. Matanzas and Pinar del Rio see continued clashes as insurgent bands grow.
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Tampa
Fis
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United States
Spain
Campos
Indore
col Uncle Sans
Gomez
Trochoe
Llevana
Uatababu
Ile
omez
o press
Washington
London
Paris
Martinex Campos
Kovels
Marin
Quivican
Mizveo
Vinar del Tio
Gomes
Mueso
Cilia
Santiago
Santa Clara
Puerta Principe
Mantanzas
Cuba
Yacret
Macco
Pinar del Rio
Macro
Coloma
Mecco
lavana
J. FRANK CbLahak
Kingston
Jamaica
Sis
cabie
Tiavana
Maximo Gomez
San Antonio
San Felino
ints Ruiz
porcco plantatee
Canoeus
Madrid
len
Martinez
Loss of the Hawkins and passenger licensing inquiry
A beleaguered inquiry follows the loss of the steamship Hawkins. A Washington inspector general letter questions the master on passenger carriage without the proper certificate and calls for a formal investigation under Section 45 to determine wrongdoing and penalties.
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New York
J. W. hawkins
Washington
Heorge von LS
f. W. fackins
Lakabet Auric
eHce
Loire amendment defeats bond bill as coast defense push grows
Washington notes say the Loire amendment failed on Saturday but some senators favor a separate coast defense bond issue. They argue pooling funds now speeds fortifications and saves time and money, avoiding two decades for guns and seventy years for emplacements under present small-amount appropriations.
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Washington
Tech
turday
congress
Philadelphia bill aims to educate deaf children nationwide
The report notes a House committee favorably reporting a bill to establish schools in states and territories to teach speech and language to deaf children before school age. It would provide 100 dollars for educating up to 106 teachers and designate Mary L. Garrett as fund recipient with three trustees including ex Gov Pattison. Also mentions Marion Butler urging populists in North Carolina to unite for free coinage of silver votes.
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Philadelphia
committee on education
national
house of representatives
Mary L. Garrett
Grov
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Miss. Garrett
igh
bUnirea
Marion Bietler
North Carolina
French Ex-Police Chief Ends Life Over Financial Fears
New York reports that ex Police Commissioner Stephen KR French killed himself, driven by ruinous finances and fear of poverty. He had concealed family beliefs of business reverses but was deeply worried about dependence on relatives. He was a prominent city and state politician.
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New York
Stephen KR. French
Recall of De Andrade as Portuguese governor sparks revolt tale
A Lisbon dispatch reports RK. de Andrade governor general of Gos in India has been recalled after revolts at Coa and forged telegrams claiming victories. He allegedly praised officers who were personal friends and troops who never met rebels, while upping his pay and allowing plunder.
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London
Lisbon
RK. de Andrade
Gos
India
Coa
De Andrade
reis
ecio
Prominent New Yorker Joins Protest Against Salvation Army Leaders
A large New York meeting at Carnegie Music Hall urged that Commander and Mrs Barlington Booth remain in their leadership roles. Chauncey Depew presided with Mayor Strong and clergy in attendance as telegrams from Bramwell Booth were read stating General Booth’s India trip. The group aimed to express New York opinion to London and support the deposed leaders.
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New Yorker
Ballington Gouth
New York
Barlington Hoath
Salvation Army
Carnerie music hall
Chauncey Mr. Depew
Mayor Strong
Bishop Andrews
Dr. Strong
William E. Dodge
Bradford
Depew
Bramwell Booth
General Booth
India
tregard
London
Bsoth
Outrage in Cesarea Reported in Armenian Letter
A Wilmington letter from a clergyman in Cesarea Turkey describes Armenian troubles with six hundred to a hundred killed or wounded and sixty houses burned. It notes 100 sinks carried away and looting losses estimated at $550000.
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Wilmington
Del
clercyman
Cesarea
Turkey
Springfield Votes To Start High School Plans Anew
City council meets and votes to abandon last year’s high school commission work and restart the process. The prior commission proposed a building project exceeding $300,000, which was approved for reconsideration.
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Springfield
Mass
last years high school commission
Change of Quartermaster and Treasury News
Major J V Farey to be relieved as chief quartermaster of the Dakota department and take charge of the general depot in Philadelphia. Comptroller Eekels notes bank defaulter status of Fort Stanix lender and awaits report as gold reserve falls to 17 792 649 dollars while treasury opens at 47 792 649 dollars.
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Philadelphia
secretary of war
J. V. Farey
department of Dakota
quartermasters department
Washington
Eekels
shier ‘arnard
Fort Stanix
N.Y
HKank
Van Vranken
treasury
businesa
Open Letter from ex President Harrison to Gowdy
Indianapolis February 4. Ex President Benjamin Harrison declines to be a candidate and asks Indiana Republicans to accept his final expression on the nomination. He says he will not permit his name to be used at the St Louis convention and praises party supporters. Washington February 4. Navy bids open for forgings for 13 and 15 inch guns for the new battleships Kearsarge and something. Bethlehem and Midvale submit bids with prices per pound and completion dates.
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St. Louis
John K. Gowdy
Indianapolis
John E. Gowdy
republican state central committee
larrison
state general committee
Indiana
Witherto
White House
republican party
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Washington
navy department
Kearsarge
ice lucky
Kethlenhem iron works
Midvale steel works
Midvale company
Bethlehem
Dennsylvania
Balfour Seeks Bill to Help Sectarian Schools in England
London report says Rt Hon Arthur Balfour announced a government bill in the Commons to increase aid to sectarian schools. He urged England and the United States to cooperate in promoting liberty while cautioning Britain would fulfill duties to Providence if alliance with the United States exists.
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Balfour
England
London
Arthur
treasury
Bristol
house of commons
Ife
Britain
United States
Critsin
Innocence Claimed by Suspect in Poison Case
A statement signed by the county jail inmate, a 14 year old girl known as Minute Swanper, denies confessing to poisoning her uncle William Metirepov. The document says she signed under duress and believed it would aid her release. Nearby, Col W L Thompson dies in New York after pneumonia, while Joseph Sendrix arrives with government bond bid details for a NY bank group.
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Minute swinger Tesues
Confesien
Keana
Bebode
Swanper
Willian Metirepov
McGregor
Washington
Joseph
Sendrix
National Union bank of New York
New York
President's plea for aid over Walsenberg riots victims
Washington reports the president urging Congress to provide immediate and reasonable financial relief from the public treasury for Italian victims of the Colorado Walsenberg riots. He cites killed workers and those disabled or deprived by exposure, requesting support for injured and bereaved families.
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Washington
congress
Colorado
United States
fuliy
Historic Dorchester Church Fire Traced to Fifth Meeting House
Boston reports a fire destroyed the fifth meeting house of the First Parish in Dorchester. Established in Plymouth England on March 20, 1673, the church buildings evolved from a 1640s log structure with palisades to later structures. The fifth house, dating 1816, burned yesterday, recalling its long lineage from Cottage and Pleasant streets to Meeting House Hill.
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Boston
Dorchester
Plmouth
England
Dorehester
Mary and John
Cottage
Pleasant streets
Meeting Mouse hill
Cherokee Award Money Granted to Distribute Freedmen Funds
The United States Act of Claims approves a mutual agreement by counsel to allocate the Cherokee award money. Interior Department to appoint three commissioners to enumerate the freedmen in the Cherokee nation. Each freedman receives 14.34 if funds remain. any excess goes to the Cherokee nation.
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Washington
United States
secretary of the interior
Treasury reports gold in circulation and per capita money
The treasury circulation statement lists gold outside the treasury at 499,110,535 dollars and total currency in circulation at 720,007,000 dollars, an increase of 105.4 million. Per capita circulation stands at 22 dollars.
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Washington
treasury
United States
hin
O'Sullivan Pleads Manslaughter Charge in Dolan Death
Worcester report states O'Sullivan who yesterday pleaded guilty to manslaughter for Larry Dolan's death was released with prosecution intending to seek no sentence. The case may not be re arraigned, as certain events in the affair justify the defendant's actions. Other items note resignations, petitions for legal action, and a schooner loss near Wilmington.
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Worcester
Mass
O'Sullivan
larry Dolan
Ambassdor Bayard resignation rumors ridiculed in Washington
Washington reports say Bayard will not resign despite London rumors. Democrats view it as a party attack and expect House resolutions censuring him to pass largely on party lines. London papers express sympathy for Bayard and criticize American critics while noting election-year tensions.
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Washington
Bayard
London
Iayard
Layards
house
Mr. Bayard
Basard
the
Morning Post today
Yale Henley crew dispute over student consultation
Yale News reports an undergraduate letter protesting boating managers for sending a crew to Henley without university consent. It accuses secret deliberations and says the proposed crew will not represent Yale as a whole. The paper notes managers have not decided and have only requested information from England.
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News laven. Conc
Yale News
Henley
Yale
England
Piano Trade Failures Hit Large Losses in Year
New York March 4 The liabilities of the Weber Minne company the earliest piano maker to fail yesterday total about 275000 with nominal assets The Singlesint Piano company owed about 10000 and has assets of about 900 Nostaterens in the money plan of the piano manufacturing firm of Wollfnm EY Wheeloerk Co which also collapsed The report cites large losses during the past year as the cause of multiple failures in the piano trade.
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New York
Weber Minne company
pianae
westerdiay
Singlesint Piano company
Nostaterens inmande
Wollfnm EY Wheeloerk & Co
Targe
Doughan Jr. Switches Sides to Democratiq in New York
A Chicago to New York political shift is reported as Stephen A. Douglas Jr. moves to New York and intends to enter Democratic politics. The item notes a public reaction and hints at a run for a congressional seat in a New York district. Lord Dunraven is said to have traveled to Sandringham to confer with the Prince of Wales on the Royal Yacht Club inquiry.
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Washington
Stephen A. Douglas
rey
Little Giant
Chicago
New York
confreys
Lanson
the Chronicle
Joe Gay
Lord Dunrarven
Sandringham
T'rinea
Wales
Royal Yacht squadron
New York Yacht club
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