Funeral of Russian Nihilist Sparks European Demonstration
Paris February 12 delegates from revolutionary groups across Europe attended the funeral of Peter Lavroel. A vast procession moved from Rue St Jacques to Montparnasse cemetery with chants of Vive la Commune and Vive lAnarchie. Police clashed as red flags were displayed and seized, then returned after an agreement to not unfurl them again.
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Yesterdy
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Insurgents Harass Towns as Albay Garrison Deserted
Reports from Mania Feb 12 describe insur gents in Albay province harassing towns garrisoned by Americans. Rebels camp in hills fire on outposts and burn parts of Albay. Civilians flee while assistance and supplies suffer. Guerrilla actions and ambushes continue near Manila with several American wounded. Smallpox and plague rise in northern coastal areas and among natives and Chinese.
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Hell
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purity and Vitality
Patriotism praised but real strength comes from health to meet life. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to cleanse the blood thoroughly for all ages and both sexes. A testimonial from Josie Eaton of Stafford Springs notes improved humor and nerve tone.
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Senator Quay Appointment Faces Senate Vote This Week
Washington February 12 The first four days of the week focus on the currency bill in the senate after which precedence will be given to several measures including the seating resolution for Senator Quay upon Pennsylvania governor appointment. Friends expect action soon but some Republicans may delay. The currency bill votes next Thursday and House business fills the week with District of Columbia work today and the appropriation bill Tuesday. The Porto Rican tariff bill discussion and possible night sessions loom Thursday.
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Molineux Calm After Murder Verdict In New York
Rol and B Molineux, convicted of killing Mrs Katherine Adams, slept calmly the night after the verdicts as Warden Hagan reported He rose at his routine time, attended services, and received a single visitor his father The case draws hope for appeal while the river and dam news from Columbus Georgia report rising water threatens bridges and workers Meanwhile an ambulance corps departs Chicago for South Africa and a Baltimore boy fatally shoots his cousin during a gun mishap.
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Chicago
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Pretoria
American Red Cross Society
Territory of Hawaii Bill Seeks Territorial Government
Representative Knox submitted a report on a bill to establish a territorial government in Hawaii. It would allow land titles to be settled, permit Americans to settle, and expand U S laws. The plan mirrors other U S territories with a bicameral legislature and a congressional delegate, and notes rising Japanese contract labor on the islands.
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Carnegie and Phipps part company in steel crown
Pittsburg February reports a break between Henry C Frick and Carnegie Steel as Henry Phipps Jr the second largest holder 11 percent stock breaks with Carnegie. The move complicates Fricks bid to contest the ironclad agreement while miners press on at Philipsburg Hawk Run with no strike. Half million gifts to 14 colleges including Mount Holyoke for education effort. New York honors Lincoln birthday with banks schools and gatherings closing. Republican Club banquet at Delmonico's to toast Lincoln and Dewey Miles.
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the Dispatch
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Kentucky Contest Looms In Federal Court Battle
In Kentucky, Republicans push to move disputes over governor and lieutenant governor to federal court this week. Democratic leaders and press favor peace talks while troops depart Frankfort with only a few stay to police the Capitol. Meanwhile fights and arrests erupt in Muncie and Philadelphia, with court actions and burglaries reported in several states.
No Hope For Ladysmith Front Continues Bleak News
London dispatch reports General Buller unable to lift the Ladysmith siege with persistent Boer pressure in Zululand. Dispatches mention outflanking, gun positions, and a British convoy reaching Slingersfontein after clashes. Correspondents Hales and Lambie are noted casualties among several wounded and captured.
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Labor famine in Cuba threatens sugar grinding halt
A Havana lawyer reports a severe labor shortage in Cuba's provinces, predicting many estates may stop grinding. In Pinar del Rio tobacco labor pays $3.50 daily, unaffordable for continued costs. calls for cheaper labor links, immigration, and even compulsory labor as remedy. The Dia at Caribarien urges action against idlers in towns contributing to unrest.
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