Interacting Collectsite of Items From The News
Fragmented OCR summary notes a series of topics including land seizures in Mexico, a murder case in Oregon, a death sentence in Harrisonville, and political discussions. Mentions a 1891 murder tied to Oregon, and a Dingley tariff law debate with timbering concerns. References to Spanish government and tribal affairs appear intermittently.
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Mormena
Cove
Roper
Eulidiea
Oregon
Harriconville
Ita
Congress
Jarig
William Carr executed for child murder at Liberty Missouri
The report details the December 20 execution of William Carr in Clay County at Liberty. Carr confessed anew as the crowd reacted with anger and rioting while the sheriff maintained order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Liberty
Keneas City
Wilshe Carr
Clay County
Sparhouse
Liboo Ua
Carr
Nigel
Mar
Ivil
Hyman
Sreams
William Carrs
Kaness City
William [Coece
Havana Echoes on Cuban Rebel Death and Surrender Proposals
A Havana dispatch reports Lieutenant-Colonel Joaquin Ruiz, aide to General Blanco, was executed for bearing a surrender proposal to insurgents. The article notes Ruiz’s ties to Col. Aranguen and General Gomes, and details intensified rebel activity, supplies, and maneuvers around Havana as reinforcements reach Pinar del Rio and Matanzas provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maw
York
Havana
Joaquin Ruiz
Blanco
Ruix Ias
Aranguen
Ruiz
Vento
Rei
Colonel Russ
Gomes
Yernandes
Pitore
Bo‘ Hatabe
Giles
Pande
Miahoo
Ain
Ain. He Cowing That After the Capture of Lasmanths Pritoness
Insurgenta
Santa Clara
la Reforms
Matansas
Provinee
Barauoa
Malta
Garcia
Belog
Pinar del Rio
Bernat
Pirar
Rio
Cape Antonio
Gutra de Malena
Chile
Pension Bill Proposes Flat Rates for Union Veterans
Washington reports a ten line pension bill by Rep Hows New York. It would grant $12 monthly to infirm honorable discharged veterans who cannot fully support themselves and $8 to other honorable discharged Union soldiers. Widows and children receive no change. The plan halves current pension costs, ends pension attorneys and medical exams, and would give new pensions to about 160,000 veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hows
New York
Revenue matters and naval actions from Washington report
A jumble of midwinter Washington items notes a Senate tax debate, private pension votes, and a Deadwood mint closure. It also covers naval moves toward Navassa Island, dispatches of the Marblehead and Detroit, and a fatal Ottawa house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Stir to the Nenes and Senate Bill on Sealing
The report notes that the chairman of the committee on foreign affairs secured unanimous consent for a bill proposed by the senate yesterday to prohibit sealing by U S citizens. It suggests that entanglements with Great Britain should collapse and asserts citizens should not face disadvantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hones Hitt
Committee
Om‘ Foreign Affairs
Senate
United States
Great Britain
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Myrtle Petai
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A. Toye
An. Et
Biscenfeld, Or
Ches
Mae Pe
News of the World
saediRention
Sgeby
Raw Ludgert
Bettis
John W. Foster
Harrison
Hawaii
Islanda
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Sena
Cer
Pearl Harbor
Naval Station
Japan
White
Zwo
Bama
House
Deadwood
8. D
Carson City
New Orleans
Carson Ulty
Nuynean
Herald
Washington -Eays
Navassa Lnland
McCall
Retary
Detroit
Key Woat
Port Ou Prince
Navaesa
Eland
Childrem
Patrick Leahy
Pwlshed
Leahy
Madrid
Sitio
Weekly Market Letter
Pierot
Bolle
Leiter
Deloth
California
Woot-Walbee
Eamern Oregon
Ealmon
Ieee
Eecay Es Cae
Portland
Eas Gaa
Cannes
Myer’ 4
Yeakose
Ae Ocmnms
Bantenbufen
Elilesis
Benetey
United
Dawes
Silieve
Oea
Apm
Trenaury
Revenue Service
Yukon
Utah
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