Atrocity Report From Spanishtown and Insurgent Reprisals
A radical insurgent account details mass killings by Spanish forces in Bain and a brutal hanging of Senorita Dolores Madera after she refused loyalty to the Spanish government. The narrative notes indiscriminate slaughter of civilians, including women and children, by uniformed troops. A second dispatch from Havana reports insurgents under Regoa and Tina repelling a fifty-strong Spanish force at Petrora Guyans with nine attackers killed and limited Spanish casualties.
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Checipetine
Minsie
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Chileren—Ly
Cummatuler‘srrida
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de Rati
Baie Kilmorchan
Ornt
Agin
Garrido
Frimco
Bain
Abe
Dolores Madera
Captin Rabi
Senorita Madera
Mmlaprio
Imparcial
Havane
Regoa
Tina
Petrora Guyans
Demense
Acetyline Light Firm Forms in Philadelphia
The Acetyline Light Heat and Power company of Philadelphia claims a practical ruminant will soon be used in the city. They say a cost price allowing thirty cents per 1,400 feet would yield large profits, despite objections from United Gas Improvement about odor and smoke. a 221,000.44 company has been formed to push the development.
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Philadelphia
Heat and Power Company
United Gas Improvement Company
Utah Democrats Back Rawlins and Thatchur for Senate
The Utah Democratic convention nearly unanimously endorsed J. N. Rawlins and Moses Thatchur for the U S Senate with B H Roberts the only candidate for Congress. Supreme Court nominees were B R Thurman Thomas F Maloney and RK W Youne. The platform supports immediate coinage of silver and gold at the legal rate. The report also notes czarist fears and unrest in Constantinople and religious tensions in Lancaster Pennsylvania public schools.
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Utah
Ogpen
J. N. Rawlins
Moses Thatchur
United States Senate
B. H. Roberts
Davis County
Congass
Supreme Court
BR. Thurman
Thomas F. Maloney
RK. W. Youne
Against Royal Paupers and Public Aid Debates
A July September report covers the Royal Paupers Congress debates on poor relief policy, including figures like Mr Sexton and Messrs Ganpert and Migsanne, and reactions from British and American delegates. The article also notes editorials on suicide laws, Southern cotton mill growth projections, and various legal notices, trials, and policy discussions across the United States and Europe.
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Wartens
Sexton Nat
Ganpert
PL Migsanne
United States
Lelorl
Lin
Fea
Goat Britavo
Derland
Mir Cann Permonephaing
Prat
Anarchist Bomb Case in Paris and U S News
A Paris bombing attempt described as an anarchist act is linked to the Madeleine Outrage suspect, with details on a Montmartre background and a suspect who professes antiwork views and anti banker beliefs. Reports from Washington note Breckenridge and Goff’s release and a lynching scare involving a New York area incident. Also cited are a Washington officer halting a mob, a Kansas City street car collision, a forgery case, a Catholic charge, and the death of General A V Kuatz.
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New York
Adirondack Mountains
Goethe
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Timsett
Amdst
Pabicemeg
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Madeleine
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Carnette
Setlig
France
Be Rothschilds' Bank
Alphonse de Hothschilds
Wn Eye
Yesterny
Curmulsancy Girand
Montmartre
Ontmark
Paris
Batimone
Albany
Besake
Juste Murray
National Mechantes’ Bank
Brooks
National Capital Beak
National Capital Bank
Marc
National Mechanics’ Bank
National Mechanics' Bank
Detectivy Hogan
Marr
Waller case and national security debate amid court actions
Proceedings discuss action against Waller, with department steps to delay and claims of prejudice, while investigation into Castine reports and French officials stirs political tension. Separate items note forgery arrests in Albany, a Nebraska Democratic convention showing unity on Cleveland era finance, and local court cases including murder charges and a notable clergyman's death.
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Oman
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Brianstas Purpeechy
Carinn
Uuittet
Waller
Loto Chile
de Partinene
Castine
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Liscous
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Martin
Omaha
Omler
Free Silver
Cleveland
Carlisle
T. G. Mahoney
Regents
the State University
W. H. Ashby
John H. Ames
Turbulent Times Shaped By Local, State, and National Movements
Fragmented report notes Chicago public schools facing overcrowding causing strain on accommodations. Ex County Treasurer Finnan’s term ends Monday amid audit scrutiny in Pauading, Ohio. In New York a tobacco industry coalition plans to rival the trust by producing vigorettes. Pittsburg glass firms form a window glass company after a meeting of twenty six manufacturers. H Sellers Mckee connected to provident matters. George Blackburn, a noted Ohio ex-inmate, escapes from a Columbus penitentiary where he had served since 1855, described as a trusty.
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Ben Tamesi
Finnan
de Elan
Pauiding
New York
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Window Glass Company
H. Sellers
Trial Derrant Witnesses Reveal Courtroom Tension
The Derrant murder trial resumes with witness Draughtsmen and lawyers arguing over exhibit rights. Court security tightens as spectators press for details while Dr Barrett describes the postmortem and rumors surrounding the victim. Dr O Gorman predicts Monsignor Sattoli may be elevated to cardinal, with a possibly Italian successor.
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Wolfe
Rory
Pay Rabos
Bat Setteen
L Raely
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Mike Ley
Aterder Ss
Gebel
Blanche Lamont
Death of a Veteran Engineer in Bethlehem Pa
Peter Stuart, aged 73, veteran locomotive engineer honored by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died yesterday in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania after 46 years on the Lehigh Valley Reading and Jersey Central lines. He never had an accident and logged a rail distance equaled to circling the globe.
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Bethleenas
Peter Stuart
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Jersey Centralines
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