Real Fighting in Cuba Shifts to Puerto Principe
Report of a large clash near Puerto Principe between Maximo Gomez’s insurgents and Captain Aguero’s 70 government guerillas. A 400-strong insurgent vanguard overwhelmed the separatists in hand to hand fighting lasting about an hour. Captain Aguero was unhorsed but gallantly led his men until reinforcements sealed the rout.
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Maceo
Santiago de Cuba
Gomiez
Martinez de Campos
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Cuba
Madrid
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Turriba
Ohio Supreme Court Rules Inheritance Tax Unconstitutional
In a decision by the Ohio supreme court, the inheritance tax on direct heirs was declared unconstitutional. The ruling notes the tax as applied conflicts with state constitutional provisions.
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Baltimore
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Barrett Scott
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Neb
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Holt county
Kentucky Democratic Ticket and Convention Closing
The Kentucky Democratic state ticket was announced at a Tro vinek convention with Po Watt as governor and Henry S Hale as secretary of state among others. A factional fight over secretary of state ended after five ballots with Hale’s nomination becoming unanimous.
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Ea. Porter Thompson
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Religious garb bill signed and Quay county vetoed
June 25 dispatch from Hannispere reports Governor Hastings vetoed a bill to create Quay county after signing a religious garb ban for public school teachers. He also vetoed a bill granting the auditor general appointment power for mercantile appraisers in Philadelphia and other measures.
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Philadelphia
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Schoylbill
Ilinols Legislators Must Act Spinneriz 0
Governor Aleeld warned the Democratic house caucus that if the legislature adjourns without acting a special session will be reconvened in a week or two. Gail Hamilton Mary A Dodge taken from Blaine to Salem with physician. Stormy Newfoundland legislature debate over reductions. government supporters clash with rebels. Persecution of Christians ceases in Shanghai Chinese mission reports imperial decree to repair damaged mission property.
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Harvard Crew Seeks Victory Against Yale Novices and Veterans
Harvard's Oarsmen, racing under new coach Clifford Watson, prepare to face Yale with a veteran Yale lineup and a largely unchanged Harvard crew. The Crimson, training intensely on the Thames, adopt a different method with a single leader guiding practice while Yale relies on proven rowers including Langford and Longacre. The weights, positions, and stroke styles are outlined, highlighting Harvard's heavier finish and the more even Yale recovery.
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Jennings
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Longacre
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Yale and Harvard Crew Rivalry Advances on Thames
Yale defeated Harvard in a two mile Thames race as Yale crews show heavier weights this year. Harvard freshmen eight also fell to Yale with Columbia finishing third. Yale leads the Harvard-Yale series overall with twelve wins to seven. The best Thames time remains Yale’s 1838 mark of 20 minutes 10 seconds.
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Yale
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R. L. Treadway T- Longacre
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T. L. Clark
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Yule
Harvard Declination Of International Athletics Invitation
Harvard University declines the Oxford and Cambridge invitation to join a United States autumn athletic contest with Yale. The reply notes concern over perceived English dominance and urges non exclusivity in university athletics. The decision saddens Oxford and Cambridge, who had looked forward to the visit.
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United States
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Yale
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Firemen killed and massive fire devastates factory district
A warehouse blaze began at a Cisco Bok factory corner of Bryant and streets, killing six firemen and injuring many others as walls collapsed and buildings burned. Over a hundred structures were destroyed, with millions in property lost and hundreds displaced. Horses perished, and one survivor burned while attempting to save belongings. The disaster prompted mass evacuations and widespread damage across Englewood area.
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