Weyler presses plan as Catalonia unrest escalates in Spain
Madrid dispatch says War Minister Weyler seeks free hand to crush rebels in Catalonia while Premier Sagasta warns of resignation if granted. Riots, strikes, and martial law spread from Barcelona to Valencia, Zaragoza, Bilbao, and Seville as troops guard rail lines and confront workers.
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London
Madrid
Con. Weyler
Catalonia
Sagasta
Burgos
Saragossa
Exchange Telegraph Company
Barcelona
Valencia
Cardona
Castellon de la Plana
Garve
Batea
Chamber of Deputies
Seor Robert
Romero Hobredo
Interior
Len. Weyler
Setior Mendieta
Barcelona Diario
Barcelonna
Senor Mendieta
The
Diario
Twelve Pages of Market Data and Notices
The issue lists section previews by page such as Stocks firmer and various commodity quotes from Wheat to cotton. It notes page references for Amusements Arrivals at Hotels Real Estate Weather and other items including Losses by Fire and Marine Intelligence with an Adv for Mott Chandon champagne highlighting a 1901 import increase.
Bandon Ireland Town Government Impoverished Under Local Franchises
A Cork cable reports the Bandon town council, dominated by Nationalists, is insolvent after three years of administration under Ireland act provisions. The Sheriff seized the gasworks last week and coke and other products were sold at auction, leaving the town in darkness.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Cork
the Times
Local Government For Ireland
Bandon
County Cork
Archduke Rainer and Maria Carolina Celebrate Golden Wedding
The Vienna wedding anniversary of Archduke Rainer and Maria Carolina drew months of German Austrian preparation and a pomp filled ceremony. Rainer, born January 27 1827 in Milan, is a liberal promoter of science literature and art and curator of the Academy of Science who helped acquire the Fayum papyrus. The imperial family and foreign princes joined in congratulating the couple.
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Loxpon Times
NEW York Times
London
Vienna
The
Times
Archduke Rainer
Maria Carolina
Academy of Science
Theodore Ternas
Milan
Archduke
Rainer
Emperor Francis Joseph
French anti dueling league forms Courts of Honor in France
Paris correspondent of The Times reports the creation of a national league to end dueling. Courts of Honor will be established across the country with rules inspired by Renaissance Courts of Love. Paul de Cassagnac, once a noted duelist, is among the founders.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Paul de Cassagnac
France forms league to abolish dueling and establishes tribunals
Paris officials report a national league to end dueling is formed with district tribunals to settle disputes. The Paris tribunal includes Prince Louis de Broglie Paul de Cassagnac Vice Admiral de Cuverville Prof Emile Faguet Academician Gen La Veuve and other prominent figures.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Tribunal of Honor
Paris Tribunal
Prince Louis de Broglie
Paul de Cassagnac
Admiral de Cuverville
Emile Faguet
la, Veuve
French Gift to Rome Statue of Victor Hugo to Be Handed
A 4 member delegation from Paris leaves today to present the statue of Victor Hugo to Rome's municipality The Times correspondent notes the ceremony will feature a special ode by Gabriele d Annunzio and demonstrations marking Franco Italian sympathy.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Rome
Victor Hugo
Gabriele d’Annunzio
French General Revises View On 2 Year Military Service
London February 22 report from The Times correspondent says General de Galliffet now backs a two year term for military service. He suggests long service volunteers could replace the shorter term soldiers, making the plan practicable.
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London Times
New York Times
London
de Galliffet
Paris
the Times
Sugar Conference Reads Back On In Brussels
London Feb 22 report says the international sugar conference will likely reconvene today after being delayed by Hungarys objections to proposed customs duty changes. The Brussels correspondent of The Times notes the hold up concerns tariff adjustments.
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London
TIMES
NEW York Times
Brussels
The
Hungary
Chinese Students in Japan Rise in Number
A Times dispatch from Tokio reports that Chinese students studying in Japan are increasing. The latest tally shows 274 students in the country, with 163 sent officially.
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Japan
London
the Times
Tokio
Referendum Fight in Chicago Traction Issue
Notice served on Election Board to contest the referendum petition filed by the Referendum League. Opponents verify signatures and circulate a counter petition as traction interests canvass at 2 cents a name. Thousands of names on the referendum petition said to be attached to the counter campaign as fraud allegations arise.
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Chicago
Election Board
Commissioners’ Office
Referendum League
Burnett’s Vanilla Extract Wins Gold Medals
Advert says Burnett’s Extract of Vanilla has taken gold medals against all other brands, signaling top quality recognition in taste and aroma.
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Burnett
Adv
Kronprinz Wilhelm Delayed by Northeast Gale On Atlantic Run
The Kronprinz Wilhelm with Prince Henry aboard faces heavy northeast winds on the Atlantic delaying arrival. Reports from incoming liners and Teutonic crews note violent seas and head winds, hindering the Northern Lane route and likely slowing progress toward Sandy Hook with noon sighting hoped for.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prince Henry
Marconi
Cunard
Etruria
North River
ExKronprinz Wilhelm
Atlantic
Teutonic
Prince
Gustav Hl. Schwab
North German Lloyd Company
Khronprinz Wilhelm
Newfoundland
Pee Piece
Sandy Hook
Prince Henry Greets Kronprinz Wilhelm at Sea
A wireless message from the Cunard liner Lucania reports contact with the Kronprinz Wilhelm off Fastnet. Prince Henry on board exchanged greetings while the Lucania continues to Liverpool due to gale winds. no mail or passengers landed at Queenstown.
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Lucania
Queenstown
Irish
Cunard Line
Fastnet
Marconi
Lloyd
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prince Henry
Delegates Welcome Prince Henry Arrive at Waldorf Astoria
Delegates appointed to greet Prince Henry arrived in New York and proceeded to the Waldorf Astoria to represent the President. The group includes Dr. David Jayne Hill from the State Department, Adjt. Gen. Henry C. Corbin, Col. Theodore A. Bingham, Commander W. S. Cowles, and Admiral Robley D. Evans. Corbin and Cowles later dined with Whitelaw Reid while Hill and Bingham stayed due to the storm.
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Prince Henry
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
State Department
David Jayne Hill
Army
Adjt
Henry C. Corbin
Theodore A. Bingham
Washington
Navy
W. S. Cowles
Roosevelt
Robley D. Evans
Illinois
Ftill
Col. Bingham
Waldorf‘Astoria
Adji
Corbin
Cowles
Whitelaw
Reid
Admissions to the pier trigger clash over authority
The Hohenzollern Wirrenprinz Wilhelm pier on West Thirty-fourth Street faces a police jurisdiction dispute as Inspector John Harley acts under Cortright orders. Passes from Buenz Col Bingham or Schwab countersigned by the German Consul General are required, but Buenz rejects issuing any passes, and Bidwell and Schwab dispute police authority amid a chaotic standoff.
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Partridge
Titus
Col. Bingham
Waldorf-Astoria
Hill
Gen
Corbin
West Thirty-fourth Street
Prince Henry
Col Bingham
Buenz
Hohenzollern-Wirrenprinz Wilhelm Pier
Thirty-fourth Street
Central Office
John Harley
Cortright
Karl Buenz
United States
Gustav H. Schwab
Bidwell
Mr. Schwab
Treasury
Schwab
North German
Lloyd Company
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Hohenzollern Readies for Prince Henry Arrival in New York
The imperial yacht Hohenzollern is berthed at West 34th Street as preparations proceed for Prince Henry. Storm awnings, decorative flags, and lighting are being installed aboard and on the pier. A direct telephony link to Germany has been set up and a postal telegraph office established on the pier. Naval officials and stock exchange guests visit prior to the prince’s visit to General Grant’s tomb, City Hall, and a gala welcoming events lineup.
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West Thirty-fourth Street
Prince Henry
Thirty-fourth Street
Germany
Capt
Sthensnovitch
Cramps’ Yard
Philadelphia
W. Baron Fersen
Admiral von Baudissin
Grand Duke Alexis
Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
Low
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Grout
Hewitt
Carl Schurz
Morris K. Jesup
President Fornes
Broadway
Waverley Place
Fifth Avenue
Pier
City Hall
Cortright
Gen. Ror
Det
National Guard
Roe
Gidwell
Washington
Townsend & Downey Shipbuilding Company
New York
Shooters’ Island
Staten Island
Schmittberger
Wendel
Titus
Roosevelt
Clarke
Chambers
Centre Streets
Mr. Clarke
NEW York Times
Manhattan
Bronx
Sixth Avenue
Depew Place
Brooklyn
Central Park West
Fifty-ninth
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Storm Stops Many Visits to NYC Firm Clubs
The Hohenzollern officers, with few exceptions, were detained aboard as a storm disrupted plans for private parties ashore before Prince Henry assumed command. Rear Admiral von Baudissin’s staff faced slush and wet streets, with only a few venturing to the Liederkranz Clubhouse on East Fifty-eighth Street to meet A. G. Reinhardt.
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Hohenzollern
Prince Henry
A. G. Reinhardt
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Made at Farm in Southboro Mass
All Deerfoot Farm sausages are made at the farm in Southboro Massachusetts. Their success rests on choice materials and the neatness and cleanliness of preparation.
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Southboro
Mass
Odell Seeks Charities Bill Redesign With State Board Aid
Albany reports Gov Odell plans a reform of New York State charities. A five member salaried board is unlikely. the Governor favors abolishing local managers and giving their powers to the State Board, hoping for Board support to ease opposition. The Monday conference will decide alignment.
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Albany
Odell
Republican Conference
State Board of Charities
State Charities
State Board
Gov
Stewart
Committee of Five
Armory Fire Ignites at 71st Regiment Armory
Three alarms answered for a fire in the 71st Regiment Armory at Four Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. The blaze began in the basement where the Second Battery’s quarters are located.
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Seven First Regiment
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-third Streets
Fourth Avenue
Robert Hoey Dies in Hotel Gas Tragedy
Architect Robert Hoey employed on rapid transit subway was found dead in Eiseman's Hotel room at 612 Sixth Avenue near noon. Police believe possible suicide by asphyxiation though others suggest accidental gas leak from stove outlet. letters found in his pocket and he was estranged from his wife. Hoey, a former athlete, served in Company H of the 71st Regiment. his wife is daughter of Count Arnold R. Stainach of White Plains.
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Robert Hoey
Rapid
Eiseman
Sixth Avenue
Hoey
Charles Eiseman
Company H
Seventy-first Regiment
Willie’ Day
Arnold R. Stainach
White Plains
Count Stainach
Kansas Populists Divided Over Future Path
Kansas Populist delegates at Topeka debated whether to dissolve and join Democrats, endorse the Democratic ticket, or run a straight Populist ticket. The majority urged keeping the party intact. the minority urged fusion with Democrats, sparking a heated convention dispute and a renewed committee report.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wine firms bid for Prince Henry banquet champagne
Chicago officials report a wine company will pay about $1000 to be chosen as the official Prince Henry wine for a city banquet. The Finance Committee will receive the contribution as part of the general entertainment fund after a heated bidding among firms.
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Chicago
Prince Henry
General Entertainment Fund
See as Seaboard Fast Mail v Perry in Atlanta trip
One day in Atlanta using Seaboard Air Line Ry train See as Seaboard Fast Mail v Perry. A steamer open 1 PM, unclear remaining details.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
V . Perry
S. A
Otties Fie Ware
Nurse shoots child and herself in Yonkers apartment
Emma Fisch er a Hungarian servant employed by William J Simons attempted to kill his four and a half year old daughter Georgiana and herself at Bruce Avenue Yonkers. The child lies critically ill with two bullets through her body while Fisch er remains in St Joseph's Hospital with gunshot wounds. Neighbors report the motive that Fisch er loved the child and did not want to be parted from her.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Emma Fischer
William J. Simons
Bruce Avenue
Georgiana
St. Joseph's Hospital
Emmi
Emma
Andrew Murphy
Yonkers. A
Simons
Young Roosevelt on His Way Home from Groton
Theodore Roosevelt Jr has pneumonia and is being moved to Washington tonight. He travels with Mrs Roosevelt and Surgeon General Rixey, with Miss Alice Roosevelt nearby, departing Groton by special train in a private car. A light snow falls as the party sails toward Providence and final destination.
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Groton
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Groton School Infirmary
Washington
Groton Station
President Roosevelt
Providence
Federal Express
Roosevelt
Warren
Rixey
Dr. Peabody
Roosevelt party train reaches Providence through heavy snow
The Worcester regular train with the Convoy special car carrying the Roosevelt party arrived on schedule in Providence. The sick boy aboard was comfortable. The Convoy was later attached to the Federal Express and departed for Washington at 8:21 PM, with the train set off on a siding in Union Station until reattachment.
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Providence
R. L
Worcester
Roosevelt
Union Station
Federal Express
Washington
Fifty Sheep Bitten by a Dog in Hollisterville
In Goshen New York on February 21 a dog ran through Hollisterville and bit about forty five to fifty sheep owned by Floyd E Fessenden. Many were killed within days due to disease symptoms and the remaining twenty seven showed hydrophobia signs.
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The
New York Times
Goshen
N. Y
Hollisterville
Floyd E. Fessenden
Storm halts New York street cleaning crews in heavy storm
The city faced a crippling winter storm as 210 plus workers quit overnight, leaving gutters choked with snow and slush. Officials blamed weather risk and sickness fears, while crews and inspectors argued over conditions and operations amid heavy snowfall, sleet, and rain.
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Woodbury
Weather Bureau
Broadway
Partridge
Gibson
New York
Central
Mississippi
Cape Hatteras
City Ice Coats Evening Streets After Storm
Yesterday's sleet snow and slush left drenched streets and flowing gutters. After dark thousands of electric lights flashed across the slick scene creating an unusual winter night tableau for travelers with cold feet and wet faces.
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