Government Suppresses Demonstrations Sparks Cuban War Debate
The House adopted resolutions declaring a state of public war in Cuba and urging US mediation to a Cuban government chosen by its people. Debate featured outraged rhetoric, with Republicans and Democrats split 255 to 17, and notable figures like Mr. Hitt and Mr. Turner clashing over belligerency and intervention.
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Brazil Crisis Deepens as Jacobinos Rise in Power
Rio de Janeiro March 8 The Republic faces internal turmoil as the Jacobinos led by Francisco Glycerio and Quintine Bocayuos push to overthrow President Prudente de Morais. Violence against foreigners flares in Sao Paulo Mansus Ouro Preto amid protests, while Castilho in Rio Grande do Sul arms insurgents and gains Jacobino support. Brazil-France dispute over Amapa escalates with threats of arbitration rejection and possible French naval action.
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Salvation Army leadership rumors stun Midwest units
A Baptist style briefing reports Brigadier General Booth denies plans to split the Salvation Army in the United States while field leaders in the Southwest division express no intent to abandon the old army. Other notices include a promoted fire fighter, a family murder suicide in Lone Island City, and military actions from Nicaragua to Mesopotamia with casualty tallies.
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Snow Blankets San Francisco Affects Ten Year Record
A snowfall drenched San Francisco for the first time in ten years, measuring several inches deep. Charles Carlton Coffin, famed war correspondent, died at Brookline Massachusetts at age 73. A Minneapolis elevator fire destroyed 1,975,003 bushels of wheat, causing 709000 in losses. A H Holmes, the noted bank swindler, was arrested in St Paul with Joe McCluskey on attempted bank swindling charges. Holmes is also wanted in San Francisco for a Nevada swindle.
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Massive Flood Deluges New England River Regions
Waterways broke their banks across Maine Massachusetts and New Brunswick flooding towns crops and mills. Ships and bridges collapsed while factories and canal works sustained heavy damage. Rescue efforts followed as rivers surged and streets submerged with multiple fatalities and widespread evacuations reported in Brunswick Westbrook Kennebunk and Lowell.
Purely Personal Notices From Washington Area
A group including Mr and Mrs J H Gittinger of MarTowbsre West Virginia were guests of Gen HM Gittings East Second Street. Miss Nao Houck has returned home after a stay in Washington. Miss Mary Shricer and Miss Mamie Shriner returned home after a pleasant visit to Baltimore. Miss Tillie Hoock visits Miss M L Lechtider in Hagerstown. Miss Ennie E Hood of Wateraville Goward County visits cousin Miss Bardette Vernon Avenue Washington DC for several weeks.
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Hoock
M. L. Lechtider
Hagerstown
Mie
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Wateraville
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Local Notables and Residents Report Illnesses and Recoveries
The list notes Eleanor Darby at home on the point of death and mentions her son Remus Darby, Montgomery County commissioner. Laura Ramsburg of Braddock and several others including Maynard, Belle, Murray Brish, A P Marsh, and Charles Koontz are listed as ill but improving or back out. John Marchant and Wille Wachter improve after hospital care in Baltimore. D Elmer Bocney and Mrs Frank Davis are described as recovering from illnesses. the report lists multiple local residents facing health issues with varying degrees of recovery.
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Montgomery County
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Thomas Ramsburg
Braddock
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Harry Belle
South Market Street
Baltimore
Baldhrost Hospital
D. Elmer Bocney
William Bocney
Frank Davis
Bam Patrick Street
Funeral of W T Besant in St John Catholic Church
The funeral of W T Besant was held at 10 o clock this morning from St John’s Catholic Church. Rev Fathers Gefney and O Rourke led services with a long procession and large attendance, floral tributes from the Catholic club and others. The ceremony concluded at St John’s Catholic graveyard.
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McSnerry
St. John’s Catholic
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Frederick
Probate and local notices mix with travel updates
Orphan Court hearings file wills and inventories including John B Gilbert Lydia A Hyatt Christian Lantz Ann Molesworth and C F W Roelkey guardian accounts. Local residents Meiers and Rosenoer return from a business trip. Miss Jones mild Baltimore guest returns home. Mr and Mrs Stouch York Pa visit Haner West Patrick Street return home. Mrs Hood sails to Denver to visit friends.
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Lydia A. Hyatt
Christian Lantz
Ann Molesworth
C.F. W.roelkey
Anna Boyer
Meiers
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Baltimore
Blanche Dam Rilt
East Second Street
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York
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Property Deeds Report From Frederick County Transfers
Several property transfers were recorded, detailing deeds between individuals and couples. Transactions include James A King and wife to Mary Rice for 2 acres at 375 dollars, and Mary Bios and husband to Zachariah Young for 3 acres at 300 dollars. Frederick Biraly to Adam Birely covers real estate in Frederick County valued at 6900 dollars. David M King and wife deed 29 acres 1 rood and perches to Dr Charles Wachter for 881.68 dollars. Hah F Roddy and wife John El Stoner transfer 24 acres 7 perches for 75 dollars. Robert Petterson to Rachael Patterson for 25 acres. Mary E Firer trustee to Wm J Black for 42 acres 1 700d and 17 perches at 222.50 dollars. Wm J Black and wife to Mary Eior for 12 acres 1 rood 17 perches.
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Debs Welcome to Birmingham Sparks Sunday Night Riot Fear
Debs lectured to a large Birmingham audience as police were called over Sunday law concerns. City commissioners met privately and decided to call off the officers to avoid a riot, while Debs was carried to the stage by supporters in a tense gathering reflecting broader political tensions around antiaction.
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