Great Cuban Revolt Shipwreck Alarms New York
Reports from New York describe the steamship J. W. Hawkins wrecking near One Hundred and Eighth Street and the East River after sailing from Baltimore with arms, rifles, ammunition, and dynamite for Cuban revolutionists. Captains and crews perished or were rescued, with at least six drowned per Jose C. Hernandez. Minister Palma denied filibustering knowledge while acknowledging a financial request from a young man. Messages from Cuban headquarters and local offices indicated ongoing investigation and tumult in city circles.
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Calisto Garcia Inigs
Carlos Garcia
Leander W. Beebe
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Tag Dalziel and Landed In This City. Those Not Taken On Board the Beebe
Helen H. Benedict
Boston
Elisia Crosly
Portland
Woods Hall
Mass
Hawkins
Ayman
Dalziel
Pier 40
Greems
Broadway
New York
Three Vessels Fitted for Cuban Insurgents on Long Island
A report from an evening paper claims three ships were fitted along the Long Island coast for Cuban insurgents with arms and ammunition from Connecticut factories. Fishermen say work has progressed for months and all three vessels reportedly reached Cuba safely. A second dispatch from Vienna about Russia massing near Sebastopol is denied as untrue. Maryland treasurer race sees Thomas J. Shryock nominated by Republicans. Charred body of night watchman William Miller found among Champion Brower ruins in Lancaster. Bertha Moway dies from severe burns after Ro-... incident in Strasburg.
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Connecticut
Lospos
Daily News
Vienna
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Russia
Odessa
Turkey
Maryland
Assapolis
Thomas J. Shryock
Baltimore
Shernock
Messrs
Hingham and Shaw
Lancaster
William Miller
Champion Brower and Forge Works
Crimes of the Turks and Armenian reports distorted
A condensed review notes that Armenian mass killings have been overstated in some circles while delegations sourced from consul reports seek to detail the Armenian revolt and Kurdish retaliation. The British delegate Shipley disputes wholesale killings, cites 205 listed victims in five villages, and criticizes Turkish officials for suppressing evidence.
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Talori
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Shipley
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Turkey
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Chelleguzan
Taceias Elegansa
Senate and House debate over silver policy and Debs arrest
In Washington on January 24, senators including Dury Voorhees Gear and Jones debated silver standards and tariff policy. A fruitless discussion of Debs’ arrest occurred as the session closed brief after approving appropriations. Thurston urged recall and Gresham letters, while Ladd defended administration actions. Mexico’s campaign and other dispatches follow.
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Cuba War Dispatches Scatter Across Front Pages
The report details Maceo's partition, Gomez, and Alvares operations in central Cuba with skirmishes near Santa Chara and Lawret. It notes Spanish forces repelling insurgents at La Conta, captains Gonzales and others wounded, and government moves appointing mayors to restore authority. Also covered are thefts in Nebraska and Indiana political notes, plus a late Boston alert on fraudulent receipts and local crime reports.
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Coceity Creste
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Beteen Union
San Filipe Sonth
Havana
Belipe
Godey
Olalbita
Pinar del Rio
Hawkins
Coast defenses and naval notes from Savanel and ports
Reports on coastal defense concerns by IB Will Cust, warning of weak fortifications at Savannah, Charleston, and other ports. Mentions New York, San Francisco, and Houston as critical defense sites and calls for a large naval buildup costing about 44 million dollars. Also covers a St Paul ship incident and a professional burglar case in New York. Includes Hartranft monument plan, Senate politics, Newfoundland misery, and a domestic reconciliation in high society.
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Stalkmareneck
O'Brien
Chicago
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Haraimecinu
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Connission
Genel Hartranft
FW. Buckachatt
Hartrani
Dauphin County
Irregular stock market activity on New York and Philadelphia exchanges
Irregular trading dominated by a firm undertone with mixed bids and asks across major stocks. Highlights include Baltimore & Ohio, New Jersey Central, Reading, St Paul, West Shore, and Pennsylvania lines, with dairy, meat, and grain futures showing varied prices and a generally steady to firm tone in some commodities. Live stock and pork markets show higher cattle and lamb activity, while hogs edge up modestly.
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