Insurgent Advance Toward Havana Stirs Cuban War News
Reports from Havana describe Campos defending Cuba as Gomez and Maceo push from Matanzas toward Havana. Insurgents reportedly number about 12,000, destroying bridges and plantations to slow Spanish pursuit while camps brace for a possible clash near the capital. The Spanish fleet and forts loom, with fatigue and disease weakening troops.
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Monroe Doctrine sparks hemispheric tensions debate
A survey of editorials and public opinion notes the Monroe Doctrine as a rallying point for U S leadership amid European threats. George Kennan warns of a looming war if the doctrine is not upheld, while other voices urge restraint and caution regarding a potential conflict.
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Debates Over Tariff and Bond Bills Reach Vote Tomorrow
In Wasnixetos on December 31, lawmakers finalize two emergency measures affecting tariffs and government finance. Republicans press for swift approval to avert treasury strains, while Democrats seek delays to study possible effects. Bond provisions and greenback implications dominate the behind the scenes discussion as committees advance the bills toward floor action.
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Turner
Tarsney
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Unhappy Sultan Circumvents in Constantinople
The Times reports courtiers fearing a potential uprising after the sultan’s crackdown on dissent and the arrival of ambassadors. Russia declines active measures as Brambeul fears protest. a detailed letter on the Khurput massacre is described, while Mary Miller’s confession parallels Barbara Aub’s case in Trenton.
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Echoes of the strike at Philadelphia city scene
A violent labor dispute erupts on Girard Avenue and Willow Grove branches with rioting, arson, and arrests. Union leaders deny complicity while prosecutors flag harsh punishments and questioned weapon use. The clash ends with crews back to service though several riot defendants face trials. A separate Charleston incident reports two deaths when a train plummeted into the Ashley River trestle.
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A Century and Six Years Of Nasaca N 2 Dec 26
Mrs Henna Lovett died yesterday aged 10 born in Hilmore Kerry Ireland mother of twelve children. A brother died in Merrimac Mass aged 106 and eleven siblings lived to be over. Conricted of Killing His Son MAPSHALL Mich Dec Arnold of Battle Creek convicted of maled slaughter for killing his son George Ammokl and dumping body in the river.
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Nuggets of News Blast From Local Happenings
In Berea Kentucky a shooting fracas left Will Johneen and Lee Mitchell dead. Dr J Marston Ryder was acquitted at Woodstock Vermont in a case involving the infant child of Cora M Lewta. Five year old Charlie Smith was drafted into a barrel of water near his father’s New York store.
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