Weyler Arrives as New Captain General in Havana
Havana reports Captain General Weyler arrives aboard the Alfonso XIII steamer with a large military delegation. He is welcomed by the city council, reviews troops from the palace balcony, and vows to restore order. Military editors Gelaber and Linares expected to oversee press censorship, while General Marin takes charge of Porto Rico duties. Reports suggest a campaign plan diverging from Campos, aiming to draw insurgents into pitched battle. Also includes January agriculture figures for the United States with totals for horses cattle and other stock.
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Genital Wexler Deen
Havana
General Werler
Calis
Werler
Etty Courcil
Alfonzo Sii
Marin
General Weyler
Weyler
Gelaber
Linares
Porto Rico
Martinez de Campos
of Campos
The Wizard at Work and Queen's Speech Report
A jumble of scientific notes and a March 1 report cover an Edina experimenter’s electrical device tests and a Parliament opening Queen’s Speech. It notes Britain at peace, outlines bills on employers’ liability and education, and mentions a Belgian post office thief tied to a Patuxent case. Augustine admits forging papers and embezzling 18,000 francs with 640 francs in possession.
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Lonvnos
Great Britain
Venezuela
Board of Agriculture
Ereland
New York
la Gascoone
Tnuck Scates
Iman
Leon Istaceus
Henry Augustine Ated
Patuseul Lusembourg
Belgium
Ludtow Street
Augustine
St Paul Sent to Newport News for dry dock
The International Navigation steamship St Paul was sent to Newport News for dry docking after inspectors found the hull uninjured with only minor bottom plating damage. The move follows tests off Long Branch and mirrors a cautious assessment of the vessel’s condition.
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St. Paul
Norfolk
New York
International Navigation Company
Newport News
Long Branch
Explosive Fire Destroys Brooklyn Building Complex
The Brookl yns building at North Second Street in Williamsburg was wrecked by a massive explosion at night. Fire spread to adjacent structures as flames engulfed the block, with substantial losses reported for local firms. A separate report notes a violent incident in Asheville where a masked mob hanged a Black man en route to the county jail, highlighting era tensions and crime in different cities.
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Brooklys
North Second
Williamsburg
Ambnia Way
Alan Felbai
Dan Locustered
Tom Firs
Asheville
Nuggets of News gathered from scattered reports
Dory Scott, a negro woman whose daughter wed after floggings by her father, was sentenced in Jackson Michigan to life imprisonment. Erie jurors prepared to try Kate M M Nellis and Edger C Gardner of Girard for the poisoning of Peter H Nellis. The body of H C Potter, Tacoma grain merchant and Bishop Potter’s nephew, was found on a San Francisco beach. The Mikado of Japan sent to Mrs Graham, widow of the late secretary, priceless tapestries and beads from old possessions.
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Dory Scott
Jackson
Mich
Erie
Kate MM. Nellis
Edger C. Gardner
Girard
Peter H. Nellis
H.C. Potter
Tacoma
Bishop Potter
New York
Ocean Beach
Mikado
Japan
Greaham
Ols Peteans
Senatorial Dispute Over Monroe Doctrine Probed
The senate debates the Monroe doctrine and Venezuela border questions with calls to pass funding and end partisan inaction. Senator Smith opposes memorials while colleagues urge a timely appropriation and firm policy, amid Cuba independence talk and foreign relations discussion.
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Wacmiseros
Demtte
Morrill
Faanve Omoe
Tutte
Davis
Devin
Benater Sme
Dew Jer Bey
Monroy Doctrina
Venezmelan Boun
Woudl Alyaticanca
Pmith
Smith
Catharis
Mr. Seavell
Budge
Venezuela
Guiana
United States
Congress
Senate
Dilla
Secretary of Agriculture
West
Bate
Lonnessrs
White House
Spd
Morton
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Quay
Prize Fight Mystery and Political Ruminations
Fragmented report details a prize fight incident at Fort Amelia and arrests for boxing, with official statements on political appointments, military commands, and national leadership. Also notes a lawyer’s release, an Irish federation chairman decline, a shipwreck letter, a governor’s commutation, and pension bills for widows.
Market closes show strong bid activity on exchanges
The New York and Philadelphia stock and produce markets closed with pronounced strength, broad distribution of buying, and notable gains across major shares. Dairy and meat prices eased or steadied with mixed movement. cattle, hogs, and sheep values varied by grade and region as seasonal demand persisted.
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New York
Philadelphia
Veneres Clan
Taok
Baltimore & Ohio
Sig
New Jersey
Cme
del& Hudson
Ng Lebizh Vatler
Ohio
East Limenny
Beat Turners
Singh
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Neer & Broker
Court Street
Frederick
Stre Morey
Fahrney & BY & Son
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Marylans Est
Helfenstein
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Chas. G. Macgill
North Market Street
Haa Dar Speere
Frederick, MD
Ker Johnson
RT Square
Dorsey Etchison
Frederick, Ma
Tional Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Feegerick Branch
Gaver
HL Haller
Johnson
Boos
Trem
Atty
Ordeman
Arles Wertheimer
Ker Johnsor
Liam V. Albause
Omas H. Halle E
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ER Johnson
Qquars
B'S Pharmary
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Graers Valurizna Werler
Cubs
Nieulau
Tenerife
Eninur, Berges
Fenletico Uchando
Mizuel Melquiso
Marinues Abamads
Luis Castellos
Sanches Bernal
Jean Aroulas
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Wasaixcox
Agricultural Department
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Rocawares
Marengo
Wayne County
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Benedict
Kriger
Pretoria
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Cape Colony
England
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Mr. Chamberlain
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Roseville
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George Shrigley
Joe Porter
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Zanesville
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Texas
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United States Court
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Charlestown
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Newport
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Greencastle
Ind
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Dental College
MISS
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Fort Thomas
Pearl Bryan
Miss Hollingsworth
Miss Bryan
Port Thomas
Erastus Wiman
New Yorks
Justice SmrFth
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
E. W. Bollinger
R. G. Dan &Co
Court of Appeals
Wiman
San Francisco
Miss May Smith
Tenderloin
Peiladelphia
Frederick Schlechter
St. Mary's Hospital
Henry Platktal
Ann and Hope Mill
Lonsadaic Company
Patrick McCowan
Hugh McClaren
Cially
James Doe
James Finnegan
Danville
William Ray
Wiliam Latz
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Lutz
Ray
Rigwin
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Physians
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Stadt
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Retck
Giscixyati
Sanfont
Hunt
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Methodist Church
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Mitueen
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Br & Lire
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George Roberts
Ceessartys
Amnige
Allison
Goserowe
Philatelpia
Abraham M. Beale
Dforton
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Morten Laci
Nacional Camite
Mr. Switch
Mars
Leclares
Gounie
Griege
Trenton
Griggs
Passaic County
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Seem Bis Nan Wiliam L Jr
Fred
Guit Padge
Teper City
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Tmeant
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John Kehoe
Stacz
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Kehoe
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Tom
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William H. Pen- Bypacker
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Wasuinevos
Yestendar
Ricard F. Uhl
Germany
William W. Rockhill
Mary_land
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Willian
Ringaide
Jobn Te Sullivan
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Mexics
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Pxvate
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Kuant
Tleix
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Theenn
Sextan
Thomas Sexton
Irish National Federation
Council of the Federation
Dublin
Somday
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Ietter
John & Nelson
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Kece Gam Tau
Harrisetta
Feb
Goversee Hastings
Lea Gam You
Board of Pardons
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J.B. Huff
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Laplée
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Checes Quint
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Egga
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