Maceo and Cuban Revolt Reported in Worsening War
A Havana dispatch warns the war will intensify with famine and devastation as Maceo’s insurgents gain in the west and Gomez seeks relief and junctions. Reports describe Cuba’s Santa Clara province as ravaged, towns burned, bridges destroyed, and civilians displaced while Spain faces rising autarky and possible annexation debates.
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Mucey
Mississipp
Money
Meryce Ribak
Santa Claus
Cuba
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cubu
Spain
Ife
Havasa
Antonio Maceo
Gomez
Havana
Batabano
Maceo
Goméz
Hign
Banes
Hating
Cabanas
Santa Clara
Los Egedos
Quintin Bandera
Manajabo
Civie
Cieneguito
Cienfuegos
Santiago de Cuba
Baramo
Canes
Alfonso Doce
Matanzas
Sateen
Senate and House Debates Mark Turbulent Session
The article recounts a tense Senate and House day with executive sessions, proposed pension revisions, and political jockeying. It notes Tillman’s remark on resisting tyranny, and details surrounding a veteran pension act amendment and Alaska land reforms. It also covers multiple obituaries, crime reports, and local incidents from various U.S. locales, including Philadelphia and Texas.
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Enous
Steuturt
Declan
Sebate
Senate
Nec
Sesatuu
McClellan
New York
Gieerne
McCrell
Omaha
Fort Ontaria
Alaska
Colorado
Stressed wrecking effort on St Paul near Long Eran
The Jan 31 report describes a tense salvage attempt to free the steamship St Paul stranded in sand near Long Eran. Tugboats haul with a hawser, working tidal windows as five hawsers strain against the vessel, water depth insufficient, and fears the ship may not float again. Wrecking crews renew digging to let water in, while life-saving officials assess three feet seas to cross the outer bar.
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Canttatal Efurt
Paul
M Wreking Company
Phawent
Auchal
St. Paul
Anoer
Merritt
Hawsery
Moril
Mulligan
Opposition to Flatt Fraud Probe Reported
A lengthy report details alleged frauds in Republican enrollment and ward political activity. It cites investigations, grand jury actions, and committee processes, naming Corneilus No Hits and Chas Ginetta among those discussed while outlining manipulation of primaries and delegations.
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Cornelius
Door Astent
Gore
Ule Diewtiog
Mentees
Bas
Qanuratar
Inspecturs
Chanel
Bert
Terial
Etey Otters
Grand Jury
Chas Ginetta
Damine the racehorse ill with pneumonia in Cincinnati
Dr Heene reports Damine suffers pneumonia and is treated in Cincinnati while multiple city items note demonstrations in Mobile about Alabama coal barges and a German inheritance. Dispatches from Berlin discuss minister resignations amid imperial naval policy disputes.
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Heene
Cimennai
Mobile
Alabama
English
Hancock
Indianapolis
Philip Miller
New York
Germany
Berlin
Explosion kills six at Hullidayastury Works
A boiler blast at the Hullidayastury Iron Works injures many and kills two dozen workers, with six confirmed dead and numerous others badly hurt. The explosion hurls debris, shatters ceilings, and leaves the plant wrecked, while officials debate cause amid claims of staffing shortages and safety lapses. The surrounding area sees extensive damage as families mourn and investigators inspect the scene.
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Jon
Butler
Hullidayastury
Diewta Doane
O'Connell Evans
Ekath
Wal
Hobert McMurras
Enkawa
Wen
Keiths
Sameel Euphantt
Frink Cramer
Elem Tses
Av Gurmut
Lotidayelaieg Trou and Nail Company
Tog Industeiel
Eure
Multistate Legal Battles and Fire Tragedy Reported
Large legal actions and a fatal fire dominate Wisconsin and Pennsylvania pages. Wisconsin notes a high profile murder divorce suit in Green Bay with a suspect claiming alibi and confession details, while Green Bay also covers a dramatic civil action. In Manitoba, cabinet members clash over school bill drafts, delaying Catholic school funding rules. A Canadian cabinet dispute surfaces as Ontario reports heated talks, and a U.S. diplomatic hearing over Bayard censorship unfolds with party-line tension. A separate dispatch links Istanbul to a Russian dragoman draft amid palace displeasure.
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Green Bary
Wie
Tau
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Stanislaus Darkowski
Katherin Dazkowski
Brown County
Thas
Dazkowski
Chicago
Dackowskil
Jaioweka
Stock and Produce Markets Close Sharp, Trading Markets Mixed
January 3 reports show New York and Philadelphia stock quoters dominated by speculative leaders. Prices varied with an underlying strength, notes on Baltimore & Ohio, New Jersey Central, and N Y Central amidst broad activity. flour, wheat, corn, hay, pork, lard, dairy, and cheese prices listed with bid and asked ranges reflecting quiet to steady demand.
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Philadelphia
Bsttimore & Ohio
New Jersey
Hudson N.Y
Patladalpaia
Wieser
Pennsylvania
Seacy
Soic
Cavite
Western Steam
Western Creamery
Neuer
Eigins
New York Dairy
Do. Creamery
Western Is
Oltrm
Weite
Cheene Biedy
Papasyhunia
Western Fresh
Southern
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