Fusion plans split Populists over Bryan Sewall bid
Reports from Colorado and surrounding states depict a Populist split over supporting Bryan and Sewall. Taubenack favors fusion electors with Populist nominees to back a Bryan ticket, while Patterson and others urge independent backing to preserve the party’s platform and coinage goals. Delegates discuss strategy amid a crowd of Bryan supporters and Populist leaders.
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Defest of Spaniard Re Led His Foes Into a Teap
Conflicting dispatches report a Cuban victory near Havana as Spanish General Suaréz nelson’s forces clash with insurgents led by Apteorba Ma toward Pinier del Rio. Cubans claim heavy Spanish casualties and the capture of General Ibelanaue, while hostages and potential reprisals loom amid ongoing tension.
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General Maceos Bold War Plan Revealed
The World prints General Antonio Maceos headquarters letter outlining demand for 20,000 Remington rifles 1,500,000 cartridges ten cannons and 60,000 men to storm Havana within two months. He asserts arms of all kinds and captured supplies would enable a swift campaign against Spain.
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Central Armory marks Cleveland centennial celebration
Cleveland celebrates its centennial with church services and a mass meeting at Central Armory attended by Protestant Catholic and Jewish representatives. Military entomprument of state and regular meda be dedicated for McKinley and Cameron amid public speeches and ceremonies.
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Transvaal inquiry and Rhodes affair headline
A long excerpted dispatch reports the Cape Colony select committee findings on Jameson raid promoters Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Beit, and notes failures to prevent unauthorised actions. It covers Rhodes, Jameson, and the South Africa Company, with details of telegrams and funding, plus a Paris funeral for Marquis de Mores and other varied items.
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