Cuba must feed the poor and Cuban army factions
An order from U S military authorities directs future Cuban rationing to be charged to provincial customs receipts. Meade transport with 3 million dollars for Cuban troops sails from Newport News. muster rolls delayed. Gomez support by 20 000 soldiers could shape Assembly fate. Newsboys refuse papers over editorials on Cuban occupation. Mer Stephan raised to prothonotary apostolic, highest honor outside Rome.
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United States
Meade
Berlin
Newport News
Brooke
el Vedado
Pedro Betancourt
Matanzas
Pedro Diaz
Jesus Montenguedo
Luis Rohau
Alberto Nedarse
Francisco Peraza
Gomez
Mayia Rodriguez
Pinar del Rio
Ilarana
Santa Clara
Rodriguez
Guban
Newsboys’ Protective Association
el Diario de la Marina
General Gomez
Cuba
Mer
Stephan
Washington
Apostolic Delegate
Joseph Stephan
Rome
Quay Narrowly Leads On Pennsylvania Senate Ballot
In Harrisburg on March 17 Ex Senator Quay gained a vote on a joint ballot for United States senator due to the absence of two dissenting lawmakers Representative Husson of Venango and Representative Wilson of Westmoreland. Manley shifted from Dalzell to Smith as the tally stood Quay 86 Jenks 71 and several minor votes.
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Penneylvania
Herrisburg
Quay
United States
Husson
Venango
Wilson
Westmoreland
Manley
Dalzell
Smith
Jenks
Irvin
Dal
Norway Sweeping Rift Deepens Over Crown Regent Visit
The Norwegian Storting declines hospitality to Gustaf the Crown Regent of Sweden and Norway, signaling open hostility to Sweden amid rising calls for separation. Across both nations, military buildup hints at possible armed action to back claims favoring independence from the union.
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Leta Cara Trebinets Grestabty Chriseain
Maus Ut Styty Beret
Storthine
Legishctive Assembly
Norway
Pines Gustaf
Sweden
Reng Oxecar
France
Tegislature
Stockholm
Christiana
Death of Old Butch Hutchinson Ends Noted Wheat Trader
Benjamin P. Hutchinson, famed Chicago wheat magnate and former B P Hutchinson, died at Lakeside sanitarium Lake Geneva Wisconsin from heart failure aged about 60. Once dominant in 1888 wheat trading he later suffered a $2 million loss and financial decline before moving from Chicago to New York and back. His remains to be brought to Chicago for interment.
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Wheat Plauger
Wisconsin
Chicago
Benjamin P. Hutchinson
Board of Trade
Lakeside
Lake Geneva
Hutchinson
B. P. Hutchinson
New York City
Montclair
Frederick Helsey Harris
Harris
New Jersey
Hhis
Sherman
Gelonel Waris
San Antonio
Tex
Joseph Medill
Ilis
Robert TE. McCormick
Gaital Capture by Twentieth Infantry in Luzon Action
Manila March 17 The village of Gaital northwest of Passi fell after a four hour battle as the Twentieth infantry led by Major Rogers routed a 1000 strong rebel force. U S losses included H Beecher Corporal Johnson and Private McAvoy with six killed and 86 wounded in three days of action. Guns, trenches, and a lake gunboat presence aided the assault near Caloocan and Laguna road engagements.
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Manila
Gaital
Passa
Caloocan
Montana and
Kansas Volunteers
Fourth
Wheaton
H. ¥. Beecher
Montana Regiment
Corporal Johnson
McAvoy
Twentieth Regular Infantry
Laguna Road
Guitar
Rogers
Twentieth United States Infantry
Luzon Rebellion Reader: Islands Await US Control
Reports from Iloilo Cebu and Leyte show quiet, pro US occupation, with insurgent activity confined to Luzon and major river lines. Aguinaldo’s government reportedly nearing collapse per sources near McKinley. Otis to assume internal governance roles as troops consolidate.
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Philippine Islands
Washington
Otis
War Department
Iloilo
Smith
Cebu
United States
Lamer
Leyte
Luzon
Fasig River
Lagunada de Bay
Prince Henry's New Command in Far East
Berlin March 17 Henry of Prussia sails for Kiao Chow bay to assume command of the two German squadrons there in a formal transfer from Admiral Von Diedrichs to Prince Geary. Washington March 27 the quartermaster's department plans to enlist the transport Florida and two Wanline steamers to aid Cuba relief and place them in U.S. transport service.
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Prince Henry
Berlin
Henry of Prussia
Kiao Chow Bay
Far Eastern
Admiral von Diedrichs
Prince Geary
Washington
Cuba
Quartermaster’s Department
Florida
United States
Massacre in Springs Prompts Police Shakeup
A duel of March 17 in Springville left five men dead and one wounded after a street campaign clash over mayoral support. Thomas Toler, J B Dart, Thomas Goslee, Louis Hinkle, and Will iam Williams were killed. Sheriff Williams and Coffey Williams were among the wounded. Detective Jim Hart and others were injured in a second nearby scuffle. Judge L D Belding was named chief of police as order was restored.
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Vwot Springs
Thomas ‘Toler
Polles
J.B. Dart
Thomas Gonlee
Don Williams
Wiliams
Douis Winkle
Toler
Unrt
Fosler
Central Avenue
Sheriff Williams
John and
Coffey
Ed Spears
Hart
Goslee
Hinkle
John Williams
Willimox
Louis Hinkle
Jim Hart
L. D. Belding
Colfey
Gratified by Spain Peace Ratification News
The president is gratified at Spain's peace treaty ratification, signaling end of hostilities. Exchanges of ratifications and $20,000,000 payment are to follow. no action by the president until he returns to Washington, with a possible trip to Jekyll Island tonight.
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Thomasville
Spain
Washington
Jekri Island
Masked Murde rers Raid Palmetto as Mob Kills Four Negroes
Twenty armed masked men rode into Palmetto Georgia at 2 a.m. and overpowered three guards awaiting a 9 o'clock arson hearing, killing four enslaved men and wounding others. The mob fled on horseback. militia was sent and a coroner's inquest blamed a crowd of unknown assailants.
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William Cotton, Jr
Warrison Wadson
Ed Brown
Heury Bringham
John Bigsby
John Jameson
George Tatumann
Johnson Warehouse
Atlanta and West Loint
Morsing
Serveam
Johnson
Arnold
Candler
Oegroes
Donlap
Justice of the Peace
Cummings
Harrison Hitson
William Cotton
Henry Bingham
Wrenesdar
H. L. Tehneon
Gresutad Co Rapid
Aehpeen
Cichtac Eam Bere
Cotten
Atlanta
John S. Candler
Georgia
Gol Waters
Litte
Pope in frail health hinders healing and rite
Rome dispatches deny alarm over pope’s wound healing slowly with extreme weakness, doctors permit limited rest, and plans for April 11 St Peter’s ceremony. Reports mix with Roosevelt stance on sensationalism and local crime and health news across Albany Chambersburg Trenton Bethlehem.
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London
Rome
The
Daily News
Pope
Bigtine
St. Tee
Rowe
Dablg
Aiya
Cme
Mazzosi
Lappont
Produce Markets Reflect Declines in Philadelphia and Baltimore
March 16 Philadelphia and Baltimore report slow flour markets and steady to firm prices for many staples. Wheat and corn hold, rye flour steady, oats quiet, hay firm, pork and lard softening, dairy products mixed, cheese steady, creamery butter firm, potatoes mixed, tallow firm, cottonseed oil steady, and turpentine steady with cabbage quiet at a modest price.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
City Mills
Western Creamery
New York
Wafisns
Long Island
Jersey
City
Hagerstown Man Implicates Tramp In Carretown Robbery
A Hagerstown visitor in Frederick identifies the tramp known as Hagerstown Slim as the principal figure in a Carretown Washington County robbery. About $2500 was stolen and authorities believe most of the money remains with the suspect.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Carretown
Washington County
Chimney Fire at Novitiate Quickly Doused
At about 1 PM a chimney in the main Novitiate building caught fire sending smoke clouds through the air. A bucket brigade acted swiftly to control the blaze and avert danger with no injuries reported.
Master Newell E. Duvall Breaks Arm in Accident
Master Newell E. Duvall, son of Wilbur H. Duvall of West Third Street, fell yesterday afternoon in the middle of a room and broke his right arm between the wrist and elbow. Doctors S. Maynard and F. F. Smith set the fracture. The ad also promotes Harper Whiskers and urges readers to shop at CO. N. Bauer in Frederick.
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Wilbur H. Duvall
West Third Street
S. Maynard
FF. F. Smith
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Brough
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