Rioters Suppress Secures the Lecture at Savannnah
Savannah February 27. The lecture by ex priest Slattery triggered religious tension as mobs gathered at Blasting Temple. Mayor Myers and troops restored order after windows were broken and stones hurled, with police and 11 infantry companies guarding Slattery and the audience.
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Z. H. Dillon
Cafferty
Martial Law in Havana as Revolt Feared Across Cuba
Martial law declared in Havana with authorities alert to quell anticipated uprising. Outbreaks reported at Cienfuegos and Matanzas, where three patriots were arrested and arms found. Coast guard ships patrolling coasts to prevent Florida landings as rumors of a broad revolutionary fund spread amid tensions. Cuban Liberation Army leaders predict insurrection across the island.
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Matandes
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Tampa
Key West
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Linveiutionire
Armenian outrages reported after massacre at village
The Telegraph dispatches detail attempts by Turks to destroy evidence of mass killings of Armenians near Village, with barrels of petroleum used to start fires and a telegraph behind a residence. Flames failed, streams diverted, and remains are being removed piece by piece as investigators recount the slaughter.
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The Telegraph
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Iris
Moosh
Djellyegou
Mrs Drayton's Legal Fight Befits Court Battle
Mrs Drayton sues for desertion in a counter petition filed yesterday by her attorney James Colmite Drayton. The case involves a disputed pension and grounds of desertion as the Levin city daily report notes.
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Trys
Charlotte Arust
James Colmite Drayton
RG. Lintibusy
Draybou
Accidental shooting kills girl in Watertard case
An 10 year old girl, Kaori's Tala, daughter of many Watertard wars, was killed instantly when her younger brother, Cho bay, aged about 10, carelessly handled their father's gun and it discharged into her breast.
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Kaori
Cho bay
New York Electrical Strikers Report No New Developments
New York reports no new developments in the Heetreal workers strike. The board of walk tog delegates toured buildings with active strikes, noting continued labor actions and regional impact.
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New York
New Yor
Heetreal
walktog
Pennsylvania Legislature Debates Economy and Reforms
A Pennsylvania legislative session discusses economy in public expenses and proposed measures. Bills aim to curb spending, adjust salaries, and regulate weights and measures. The governor urges frugality while senators proceed with final passage on several acts including extending limitations on mining and land rights.
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FIA
nat Pauls
eitorne Myr
Andereon
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Allegheny
Derry
WS McConnell
New Brighton
Beaver Conny
State Medical society
Senator White
Woman Held for Killing Husband in Philadelphia
Bridget Gallagher, 27 years old of 2541 Reges Street, was committed to Massey prison by Deputy Coroner Dusan after a coroner's jury found probable cause to charge her with causing the death of her husband Cornelius Gallagher, 35, by pushing him from their house steps last Friday afternoon. He died at Episcopal Hospital Saturday.
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Bridget Gallagher
Regse street
Mayumensing
Dusan
Cornelius Gallagher
Gallagher
Episcopal hospital
Indicted for Bribery in Missouri Hospital Board Case
The grand jury indicted Thanis If De Lauter Frank House and William Morrison three Democratic commissioners for accepting a bribe from Tobias F Main for the appointment as superintendent of Lonevue hospital for the indigent and insane Main was also indicted for bribing the commissioners The defendants defend that the money was a present
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Mil
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De Lauter
Frank House
William Morrison
Democracie
Tobias F. Main
ALontevue hospital
Maine
New York Bonds Seen Strong Demand in First Sale
The first sale of the new 3 percent funded bonds raised 3,205,087.18 dollars with terms from nine to thirty years. Subscriptions totaled nearly three times the issue, financing projects including bridges over the Tatler river and the ship canal.
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New York
Tatler river
ship canal
Contraband Whisky Seized Aboard Carina Charter
Police seized the schooner Carina from Savannah bound for Charleston with twenty eight bearers carrying contraband whisky under the dispen sary law. Captain Jerves and crew were arrested as liquor values were set by a arbitration board. Trent Assembly explores temporary measures under governor orders.
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Pet
poliee department
Cara
Jerves
Savannah
Charteyton
Investigation begins into governor election framino charges
A legislative committee to investigate framing links to the November gubernatorial election began work in Tennessee. A sub-committee sat in Manuty county with members from two Tennessee counties and one in Henry. The inquiry will occupy about forty days.
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Tennessee
Manuty county
Henry equaly
Kansas City Election Fraud Indictments Filed by Grand Jury
Kansas City Mo Feb 27 Twenty one indictments for election frauds were returned by a special grand jury in January inquiries into recent corrupt practices. Edward Findley a local boss and Arthur Moses alias Morrison surrendered claiming involvement in ballot stuffing and destruction of lawful badges. Warrants were issued for election chairmen as probes focus on ward frauds last fall and calls grow for action as the city deals with impact of the alleged schemes.
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Kaysas City
criminal court
Arthur Moses
Morrison
Moses
Windley
Findley
asso
ehifdichel
Stewart
Discontented Russian Students Stir Up Wide Agitation
St Peterseene reports that student disturbances reflect a broad protest over disillusionment with promises of liberal reforms by a new czar. Demonstrators vow to seek support from Moscow, Irfe, and Khar koi students, signaling coordinated action beyond one city.
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Moscow
Ife
Kharkoi
Wardrobe theft trial and royal romance in 19th century notes
John L Sullivan alleges his trunks were looted by Murphy Kerney and Viola Armstrong from the True American company. Wardrobe and property were taken while Sullivan awaits steamer Trequely at New York. The romance of life features Miss Virginian Livery and Archibald Lowery as the duke renews a failed suit after twenty years.
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TAGESONVITTLE
John Lb
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lis myn
Virginian
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Spain
Mexico
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Archibald Lowery
United States
Senate Keeps Sugar Bounty Payments Amid Debates
The Senate moved to continue sugar bounty payments resolving key questions. A major amendment backed by supporters passed 46 to 13, shaping revenue and military pension provisions. Debate highlighted large potential costs and impacts on existing deficits while measures for the revenue marine service retirement advanced.
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Gorman
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Fryy
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committee on labor
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Death of railroad agent leads to sudden collapse
Ohio River Thornsais agent in Parkersoure, W Ven, died last evening at seven after a chill. He reached the city in poor condition, was taken to a hospital, and his brother-in-law Mr Thompack arrived with the family physician. Relatives were telegraphed for and the death was attributed to an unexpected illness.
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Parkersoure
Francis Hoi
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Thompack
Snowslide burying workmen near Denver line
Buried by snowslides for about thirty hours, two foremen Flynn and Flannigan were struck by debris. Flynn was rescued after an hour and twenty minutes. Flannigan died. The slide also blocked the line between Shoshone and the town, while a separate event reports a steamer foundered in the gulf with expected loss.
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Denver
Rio Grande fund
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Epiiee Creek
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ONeill Nominated for Assistant Treasurer at Boston
Road authority states Representative Joseph H. ONeill of Boston will be nominated by the president to be assistant treasurer of the United States at Boston, replacing Martin P. Kennard whose term expired December 17, 1894.
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Berlin dispatch notes flu outbreak and political rumors
A Berlin dispatch claims 30 000 Munich residents are ill with influenza. A report from Alleson Arizona says Governor Hughes will be removed is refuted. Louise Michel ill in London may die. Nellie Palmer and her brother William Palmer confess to weekly mail robberies. A Guatemalan cabinet crisis grows with rumors General Morons may replace Barrios temporarily. Opposition to Barrios rises.
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Alleson
A. T
Hughes
Arizona
Louise Michel
London
Neliie Palmer
William
Palmer
Astoria
Silverites Urge Democratic Free Silver Platform
A February 22 briefing outlines a push by Democratic leaders including Bryan and Coffeen to draft a nationwide platform endorsing free coinage of gold and silver at a 16 to 1 ratio. It urges opposition to gold standard delegates and plans to issue a manifesto to Democrats nationwide. The effort involves party reformers and a split within the party with Populists largely excluded.
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