Recognition for Cuba policy sparks senate debate
The senate foreign relations committee agreed to report a resolution recognizing Cuban independence, signaling a shift in policy. Secretary Olney defended the administration while senators pressed for specifics on future actions and occupation options. The move risks backlash in Spain and could edge toward war if adopted, with debate expected after holidays.
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Hundred Thousand Stolen from Boston Safe Deposit Trust
A Boston Safe Deposit Company treasurer Miles is accused of misappropriating about $100,000 from deposits and collateral securities. An examining committee weighs if the deficit totals that amount. Miles, 45, faces inquiry while living at a Beacon Street residence in the city’s elite district.
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Record of varied 19th century notes and names
The item lists figures on wheat prices and bushels, mentions the London Times correspondent in Santiago de Chile, and reports on deaths and political candidacies including Congressman John B. Pennington. It notes Indian uprisings in Peru, an archbishop’s U.S. tour after Christmas, and Annapolis civic events with Miss Georgis Porter christening a vessel.
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Labor Federation Elects Officers and Debates Silver
Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor. Officers include Secretary Frank Morrison of Chicago and Treasurer John Lennon. Nashville chosen as next meeting site. The session focused on silver coinage with votes on resolutions and substitutes ending with Yarnell’s silver substitute carried 1935 to 502.
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Ex-Congressman Horr Dead in Plainfield
Ex congressman Roswell G Horr died last night after a two week illness of bronchitis and Brights disease. Born November 25 183, he pursued law, moved to St Louis mining, served three terms in Congress starting 1873, later worked with the New York Tribune and debated Coin’s Financial School with Harvey. He delivered hundreds of speeches in the last election.
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Christmas at the City Opera House in Frederick
Local notices report holiday events and misc. items from Frederick and surrounding areas. A Christmas program at the City Opera House features Rip Van Winkle with Samuel W. Glenn, long-attested as a favorite performer. Additional notes cover farm land sales, local auctions, veterinary care, and assorted public notices during the festive season.
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Three Friends Safe and Cuba Trade Rumors Point to Fatal Treachery
A brittle dispatch claims a cargo, and a Havana–Maceo case dominates talk. Reports cite Brigadier Cox and Havana prisoners drowned by Spanish authorities near Playa del Chivo, with insurgents allegedly starving and pressuring Cuban districts under siege. The piece notes fear, uncertainty, and shifting control as events in Havana province unfold amid wartime chaos.
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Insurgent Victories Reported in Cuba Battles
Reports from Haroun state Spanish troops in Pinar del Rio are deserting as sickness and desertions strain reinforcements. Wyler holds Havana troops. Matanzas unrest grows. Spaniards suffer heavy losses at Nesgaraz as insurgents outflank them, capturing arms. Cuban patriots receive artillery shipments. arrests in Havana linked to juntas. President Cleveland to visit Georgetown. Armstead arrest in New York for swindle. Georgia assassination shocks state. Mrs Glasgow killed by cow. Crispi’s daughter elopes with servant.
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Bloody battle with thieves over poultry theft ends in injuries
In Lascasten Pa a desperado confrontation in a deserted Welsh mountain house led to a probable mortal wound for one thief and gunfire injuring deputy Henry Hares. Freiberger, struck by buckshot, lies critically injured as a second robber escapes during a raid tied to a band of six to eight thieves preying on poultry yards. Constable Ayers and Deputy Freiberger pursued the suspects, capturing one in a nearby home and pursuing the rest through rough terrain.
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Rioting Italian statesmen over crown prince allowance
Dec 19 report from Rome describes a violent disruption in the chamber during debate on the Prince of Naples allowance. Socialist Signor Costa denounces the grant, calls for abolishing all allowances, and triggers a bench-to-bench melee with deputies injuried. The bill for a 1,000,000 franc annual allowance is carried amid chaos.
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Lyceum Meeting Covers Insurance Talk and Debate
The Lyceum held a regular meeting and welcomed Mosars Charles Zellers and A D Willard. Leonard spoke on life insurance and its spans and policies. A debate on corporal punishment in public schools favored the negative. Next lecture on archaeology set for Friday May 6 by Prof Thomas. Haley of Metropolitan Life will speak at the men’s meeting. Reading room interest grows with magazines and books in short supply. Secretary Leonard to discuss the Frederick Association at Trinity M E Church tomorrow evening.
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Funeral for G F Zimm erman Held at North Market
The funeral of the late G F Zim mer man occurred this afternoon at 2 o clock from the family residence on North Market street. Rev Dr David J Beale, formerly of Frederick and son of Philadelphia, assisted. Service held at the house with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Some report that Queen Victoria is making will in favor of Mr Thomas F for a British theater.
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