Weyler Proclaims Softer Policies Amid Cuban Skirmishes
Havana March 13 Captain General Weyler issues a further proclamation softening repression in Havana and surrounding provinces. Suspects denied as rebels face harsh discipline, with witnesses sworn to obey Spanish orders. Troop actions near Mansgus and movements of Gomez, Maceo, Lacret and other insurgent leaders shape the ongoing conflict.
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Contested Senate Seat Rumors Roil Kentucky Meet
Reports from the Kentucky political scene center on a quorum dispute linked to expelled senators and a forecast that St John Boyle will be elected to the United States Senate. The volatile session hinges on party lines as leaders warn of potential adjournment and a high-stakes power struggle across the floor.
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Salvation Army split in America as Eva Booth assumes command
March 13 New York report states Commissioner Eva Booth after a factional division within the Salvation Army in America has been installed as commander alongside Mrs Booth Tucker. The message from London confirms the new leadership under Ballington Booth and changes of office aim to unite the movement amid internal dissension.
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Causes of the Secession War Cry dispute at Salvation Army
News from New York reports Ballington Booth resigned after conflicts over War Cry superannuation funds. General Booth allegedly diverted funds for army use, prompting Ballington Booth to refuse relinquishing control. The piece also notes Maud Booth and Ballington Booth invited to speak in Chicago. Separately, the Alameda reports the Rio de Janeiro steamer’s safe arrival after a long voyage.
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Secret Confederate Release Debate Sparks Washington
An 1863 lecture in New York touches on the surrender of Confederate commissioners Mason and Slidell. Harry Morrison says Captain Wilkes acted under international law, while Chief Justice Daly’s role is highlighted. Eulogies accompany the statement as Young Men’s Hebrew club honors Daly’s influence. General Baratheir’s reported condition and a Boston fire, plus various notices, fill the page.
Raines signer tax bill passes New York vote
A tax bill favored by the Raines signer cleared New York in a 53 to 4 vote. A snow storm watch affected Salisbury and surrounding areas as authorities reported dangerous travel conditions. Edward W. Foster, long-time member of the New York state guard of charities, died of paralysis in Potsdam. Ex-Lieutenant Governor Melville J. Salter of Kansas died at Fort Scott after serving under Governor Obora.
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Senators Fight Over War Plans and Cuba Policy
A sprawling report describes Senate clashes over foreign policy including Cuba, the United States stance on Spain, and the Aldrich bill. It notes ministers return from San Francisco and discuss leave, while Egypt and German floods headline other distant events with diplomatic and military implications.
New Jersey Legislature Debates Railways and Roads
The session discusses railway and canal funding, new road provisions, and bicycle track authorization. Bills order taxes to support infrastructure, with emphasis on gravel and wheel taxes, hand pulling of yield, and state education board appointments. Governor Griggs faces broader reforms as lawmakers consider fiscal and administrative changes.
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Early 1900s Medical Breakthrough and Local News Highlights
A surgeon at Julius Hopkins hospital performed the first operation using Cathode jars to remove a twelve year embedded object from a woman's lung, location revealed by X rays. In Madison, Rev W A Brown faces charges of heresy over sermon content. Explosion destroys a house in Allegheny, fire consumes the building. Queen of Mistley sinks after collision. three crew drowned. Alaska placed on track for territorial government. Steamer Wolfe crushed by ice near St John’s with crew saved.
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Personal notices reflect travels and visits across towns
Purely personal items list Garry J Sahm visiting his mother on East Tairs street from Baltimore, Mrs Salle Angeli returning from Boston, A Gregg Miller in Washington, Wm F Biggs planning to move to Atlanta, Wm S Beall visiting Liberty, funeral of Richard J Norris in Liberty, Joma Baracker visiting Baltimore, Mrs George Abbott visiting the Baracker family, Benjamin Keyser returning to Bucyrus with family, Etgar Worthington in the city from Winchester.
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Compositor W D J Cole Attacked at Work
W D J Cole age about sixty eight, a compositor at the Baltimore Sun, was attacked while at work in the composing room. He was taken to City Hospital. condition improved. He was the son of the late Charles Cole of Frederick and resided near North Potton Street.
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