General Fitzhugh Lee Named Cuban Consul General
General Fitzhugh Lee is appointed to succeed Ramon O Williams as consul general at Havana. Williams, in office over twenty years, recalls to explain Campos desire for recall. Lee, born 1835 in Virginia, Civil War major general, later diplomat potential, is a West Point graduate and related to Robert E. Lee. The salary for Havana post is $6000 yearly plus fees.
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Distinguished Japanese Visitor Arrives in New York City
Japan's marshal and minister of war Yamagata arrives in New York on a special car and is hosted by Japanese merchants. He is en route to Russia to attend the czar's coronation in St. Petersburg, with plans to honor the United States for its friendly regard.
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Jefferson Birthday Observed by Democrats at Monticello
A large gathering of prominent Democrats marks Thomas Jeffersons birthday at Monticello Virginia on April 4. Notable guests include Vice President Stevenson Secretary Herbert Postmaster General Wilson Attorney General Harmon ex Governor Russell ex Senator Daniel Chauncey F Flack and Lawrence Gardner with speeches on sound money versus free silver. The party traveled from Washington in a special train arriving mid day and departed after speeches in the late evening.
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Open Competition for Patent Office Gazette Publication
In Weasaissros on April 14 the Senate voted to open the Patent Office Gazette to general competition. The debate referenced a prior investigation into a contracted award linked to Josiah Quincy. The Dupont case occupied senators Burrows and Brown, while the House handled District of Columbia business and considered a racing bill. A veterans benefit game for the Harry Wright monument fund drew 2,000 plus spectators with Spalding leading teams before a rain stoppage. A pneumatic gun test on Long Island exploded during a demonstration before officials and spectators. one spectator was injured. McKeever defeated Grifo in a 20 round fight at the Empire Athletic Club. The Ways and Means Committee will oppose a $50,000 General Butler statue appropriation in Boston.
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Mexican massacre shocks Oaxaca and ignites revolt
Telegraphic dispatch from Oaxaca City reports Indians killed all town officials, teachers, police chief, and telegraph operator in Juquelo. Mob sacked the town hall and stamp office, burned buildings, and clashed with troops as revolts spread. Authorities vow harsh punishment for ringleaders amid a larger anti government uprising.
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Plonged Through a Trestle in Bedford Area Train Disaster
A train broke through a trestle near Bedford yesterday, plunging cars and an engine into a 25 foot gorge. Several train workers aboard, including Charles Hide and others named, were killed or injured. the accident occurred while ballast work was underway between Mitchel and Bedmont. Additional dispatches report unrelated international and local items, including royal visits, political conventions, and scientific curiosities.
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Turbulent Times Highlight Unrest and Loss
Four inches of rain drenched northern Kansas since Saturday. A four pound newborn for Thur ber the president's private secretary. Turkey orders all Turkish students abroad to return home. A fire in Richmond San Francisco destroys three houses. One year old Fritz Erasmy perishes in the blaze. Ex Senator Lyman Trumbull collapses at Koerner funeral in Belleville Illinois. Milton Turner suffers a fractured skull in a hospital fight with Mrs Mason.
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Report on Cuban war talks and misreports in April
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