Martial law in Havana provinces as insurgents advance
Havana reports declare martial law for Havana and Pinar del Rio as Maximo Gomez presses toward Pinar del Rio. Insurgent bands burn fields and strike vital rail links while authorities rush to fortify Havana. A separate San Francisco note cites Mrs. Davidson's testimony in a case against Rev. Dr. Brown, disputed by detectives. A Massachusetts crew race and New Jersey gold coin find also appear in brief.
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Senate Beards and Bond Debate Dominates Jan Day
In Wasisutus on January 4 the Senate debated Mr Elkinss motion to direct that all bond issues be advertised and offered to the public. A party line vote favored proceeding with the question while negative votes by Chilton Caffery Hi Mitchell Wise Murphy and Brice stopped short. Republicans urged bonds not to be sold via bankers syndicates but through treasury agents. Democrats backed Secretary Carlisle. The Senate adjourned at 530 with tariff and bond bills due Tuesday. the House met briefly and adjourned to Monday.
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Six dead and two missing after explosion at Second Street fire
Six killed and two workers missing after a fireworks blast at the Excelsior Wire and Iron plant on North Second Street. Names identified include Norman McArthur and Lewis Lay of the Excelsior company. Fire crews battled freezing conditions as bodies were recovered, with inquiries into the other victims and missing men continuing.
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H. B. Grubbs Commission
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Frank Niehaes
Paul Hauptner
Albert Chemner
Aloysius Schuitts
Norman McArthur
Lewis Lay
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Charles Erickson
Excelator Wire and Iron Manufacturing Company
Excelsior Fire Company
Abortive Strike Sparks Controversy Over Amalgamated Actions
An abortive rail way strike led by a few agitators collapses after hours, with President Mahon ordering restraint and suspending Hiram W. Luts for defying guidance. About 159 malcontents faced firings, with 40 dismissed, 50 resignations, and others ordered back to work as the company vows to address grievances. Omaha treasury shortage widens as investigation delays report, revealing a new discrepancy and unaccounted entry amid the embezzlement probe. The Cherokee council protests against pending legislation allowing continued squatters on their lands, while a San Francisco lawyer faces embezzlement charges and a California murder case stirs additional news.
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Amalgamated Association
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Titus
Labor Lyceum
Atill
Omaha
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Msance
John W. Foad
Dispatch on Jameson Raid and Kruger War Ties
The Daily Standard reports a rumor of Dr Jameson facing court martial and possible release of his followers as President Kruger receives assurances from the government that Uitlanders may present grievances. Emperor William condemns the German dispatch to Kruger, warning England of potential conflict and Germany's stance on Transvaal independence and defense against invasions.
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Ward Pleads Not Guilty to Forgery Case in Memphis
Indicted for forging nearly $200000 in paper assets, Want pleads not guilty in criminal court. Ward was remanded to jail to await trial. date not yet set. Also reports on New York Yacht Club inquiry, multiple strikes in New York City, and various political and legal notes.
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Carpenters’ Union
Unclear historical dispatch on American policy and crimes
Fragmentary report discusses American Monroe doctrine, Britain Venezuela arbitration, and the risk of war. Includes references to public sentiment in the United States and British interests, plus two violent crime notes about murder and missing person cases, with limited readable details.
Innocent Man Freed Amid False Testimony
Jan 4 report from Creston and surrounding towns details Charles Atkinson of Cumin being released after ten years for a false accusation of a crime by his stepdaughter who recanted, claiming pressure from others and vowing to prosecute those who urged the false tale, plus a Creston fire destroying Summit House and $200,000 in losses.
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Corning
Plese City
Quebec
Montreal
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed on New York
The stock market showed a sagging tendency with sluggish speculative movement as investors awaited a proposed bond issue. Quotations feature gains and losses across key names in New York and Philadelphia as dairy, grain, and meat prices fluctuate amid uncertain near term demand.
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le Peonsyanin
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