Cuba tensions and Cuban rebel news across the Atlantic
A string of brief items reports on Cuba and Spain amid revolts, with Weyler returning to Havana, planters in Cuba pressing to grind cane, and suspected agents tied to the Cuban junta in New York. Dispatches note Spanish refusals to intervene in Cuba while reforms may come to Puerto Rico, and include assorted incidents from Havana to Kansas and Arkansas newsrooms.
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Olney
State Department
Caspard Bet
Havana
New York
Betancourt
Cuba
Jong
Pt Intervent
Anovins Dicpare
Spain
Porto Rico
Wreck Toll Rises in Cababa River Disaster
Atlanta dispatch reports the Birmingham Mineral River wreck claims 24 lives and injures many as rescue work continues. Names of deceased include Ada Powers and Emma Powers of Blocton and other residents. investigators note two wrecking trains were present at the scene. The death toll grows with the latest report from Birmingham authorities.
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AW W. Marcus
Pies
bin Tei
Buoast
Birmingham
Hiss Ada Powers
Blocton
N. Powis
Blo Mus
Emma Powers
R. Litre
Gardner
Ganpsen
Miss Gardner
Andrew Bryson
W. W. Ross
Ecene
iMhren
Death and Fierce Fighting as Spanish and Cuban Forces Clash
Fragmentary dispatches describe a battle sequence where Spanish troops press in heavy fighting against a brave Cuban force led by Maceo. Despite casualties, the cuban defenders hold a ridge, inflicting losses and contributing to a broader sense of unresolved conflict as war progresses.
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Anilla
E Simall
Peta
Fe Palma
Maceo
Wis
Probate Notice of Administrators in District Court
Legal notice states Ty Whom and Manon are appointed executors for an estate in District Court. Creditors and claimants must file proofs by date, with deadlines set by Section 2421, listing the county and state authorities and the commission of the court.
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Manon
Wergener
District Court
Horea
Pala
Mary
Celay
Dalms
Exhumation of Samuel J. Kirkwood in Iowa noted
Remains of Samuel J. Kirkwood war governor of Iowa and Garfield era interior secretary were exhumed in Waterloo. Grand Army Post transfers the body to a new lot with Mrs Kirkwood erecting a stone at the foot of the grave. News mentions railroad home funds and a secretary of the senate race in the upcoming extra session, with Josiah T. Young as a leading candidate.
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Gove Towa City
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Towa
Garfield
Kirkwood Post
Kirk
Conlin
Fort Dodge
Chicago
Drs Motes
Senate
Josiah T. Young
Bez
G. L. Dodson
A.C. Smith
St Luke
A. Shipley
Marshalltown
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Smith
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Kansas Cry
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