Italy in turmoil as Crispi cabinet resigns in Rome
Rome reports a wild chamber session after Signor Crispi announced the cabinet's resignation. Crowds surged near the Chamber of Deputies while troops patrolled the streets, riots echoed in Naples Florence and Milan, and calls grew for a new Italian government amid ongoing disorder.
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Chamber of Deputies
Signor Racelli
Signor Crisp
Sienor Crispi
Hia lLemper
Ministey
Crisps
Signor Crisps
Italy
Phen
Milan
Ntght
South Industrial Growth and Farm Colonization Buoys The South
Special reports to the Manufacturers' Record detail rising activity across the South in industry and farm colonization purchases. Large land tracts totaling thousands of acres are bought for seizure by western and northern companies, while new ventures promise bleachery, textile, and power projects. Notable moves include a 3,000 horsepower waterfall development, a $200,000 machine works plant in Adhonta, and railway contracts opening coal, iron and timber regions. numerous mill and manufacturing proposals span North Carolina to Texas, with new textile, leather, and hardware facilities and electric power developments planned in several states.
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N.C
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Goamville
Potton Coin and Machine Works
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Cieorchas
Sijve States
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Charlotte
Pall Mall Gazette on US Cuba policy and Senate role
The Pall Mall Gazette comments from London on the United States and Cuba and the Senate’s action. It asserts the Senate is the only body the states trust, shows sympathy for Cuba, and criticizes Spain for neglecting its duty while noting world opinion shifted in favor of U.S. restraint.
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London
Gagetle
Cuba
Senate
Ganetic
Spain
United States
NorwegianHark Abandoned off Jacksonville In March
The schooner J C Holden arrived with the crew of the Norwegian bark Swever, Captain Anderson, abandoned suffer 83 20 latitude 7 58 longitude in February 220. Swever bound Wilmington NC to London with rosin cargo. She sprang a leak two days out after sailing February 12.
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Norwertha Hark
Jacksonville
Pla
J. C. Holden
Beale
New York
Holmes Case Record Leads to Death Warrant Signed
Harrisburg March 1 The Executive Department received the record in the Holmes case. The Governor signed the death warrant this afternoon, and Herman W. Mudgett known as HH St. Holmes will be executed Thursday May 7.
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Murterer Holmes
Agre e to Retaliate by Merchants in Cuba
A United States staff correspondent reports that Clenfugoes merchants cancel orders in protest of U S congressional action on Cuba. General Weyler urges prudence as the Chamber of Commerce weighs similar action and talks of tobacco export limits and petroleum sales rules. Rebels burn several towns in Minor Del Rio and attack a garrison near Jibara while a convoy is repulsed. casualties include twenty five rebels killed and Spanish losses.
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United States
American Congress
Werler
Chamber of Commerce
Weyler
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Restricons
Minor del Rio
Cabanas
Chin Honda
San Diego de Nunez
Santa Crus de Los Ping
Palacios
Paxorenl
San Diego de Los Banes
San Juan Martine
Leutenant
Deacon
Demonstrations in Spain over American support issue
Madrid reports protests in Seville Granada Cadiz and Malaga against American support terms. Police charged a crowd in Malaga to protect the U.S. consulate while discussions continue on Cuban belligerency and privateering. Spain weighs privateer use and ships seizure amid war questions.
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Poledio
Seville
Granada
Cadiz
Malaga
United States
Moder
Barcelo
Granda
Valen Cinive
Satuniy
Spain
Ttalian
Bowen
Trans-Athontic Company
Cuban Resolution Debate Shifts Senate House Tide
The House and Senate conferrees met briefly to review Cuban recognition and belligerent rights. Support grows for independence backed by the United States intervention if needed. Mephosophi’s clash near Casicuns yields twenty rebels dead, and Prats halts Gomes’ advance toward Havana.
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Econ
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House
Confederates Aim to Preserve Reunion Dates
Washington March 6 Senator Gordon of Georgia, former United Confederate Veterans commander, says he sees no reason to change the Redmond reunion dates June 9 to July 2. He notes the Richmond gathering was planned to align with Confederate participation in New York parade but would not alter dates without majority Camps approval and Richmond hosting convenience.
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New York
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Mme
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Meminry Park
Secretary of War
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Fee
Salney
Michlaum
Dingley
Max
Creneral
Republicans in Time Southech Convention Turmoil
An anti MeK faction in the Republican gathering disrupted the Tallahassee convention at 4:00 am, seizing control of a bolt with 79 of 230 delegates. They shouted fraud, blocked contested delegations, and clashed near the platform as sympathizers from Jackson and other areas moved to St Louis. The Seventh Congressional district meeting in Hernando also ended amid a melee with delegates rushed to the platform and tw o chairs broken.
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Allison
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Nice
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Matthewves
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Plaser- Wrsti
Rivitinlson
Port Titbaun
Italy and Triple Alliance in doubt after Italian setback
Paris dispatches report mixed sentiment over Italy's position in the Triple Alliance as crisis discussions unfold in parliament. French papers urge caution with Crispi and warn that a single Italian general’s failure may not prompt Germany to break ties. The alliance is deemed to hold for years amid shifting power dynamics.
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Paris
Herlin
Germany
Italy
Spain Will Protons in Madrid March News
Madrid reports that if the United States recognizes Cuban rebels as belligerents, Spain will draft a strong protest memorandum to the U S and European ministers. A San Sebastian subscription has topped 6000 pesetas for warship purchases.
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Madrid
Mareh V.—L
United States
San Sebastian
Congress Debates Cuba Policy and Bond Redeemability
The Senate debates independence for Cuba with a push to back U S policy. Leaders spar over recognition of Cuba, wartime costs, and potential clashes with Spain. The day includes approval for several calendar items and a House vote to incorporate a Scottish Rite order in the District of Columbia.
First Regular Hawaiian Legislature Convenes With Expenditure Plan
Honolulu opens its first regular legislature session of the republic with President Doaje urging higher spending on country development and harbor wharf projects at Hilenulu and Hila. A special loan is to cover the planned outlays, with estimated half year spending around 1200 dollars and receipts about 40 thousand more, while bonds show over 140 thousand in confidence. In other items, antique tableware owned by Qe Tilwokillink is auctioned, and underwood and Sheridan are freed after acquittal by jury. Volcann activity disappoints many tourists.
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Cal
United Press
Honolulu
Pedo
Doaje
Hlenelulu
Hila
Elise
Pane
Imderwood
Sheridan
American arreste d in Africa over arms to Rand Uitlanders
London dispatch reports Gardner Williams American manager of De Beers mines arrested in Wimberley Cape Colony government accuses him of supplying arms to Uitlanders in the Rand revolt against the Transvaal government. Williams allegedly shipped weapons to Johannesburg hidden under coke in truck beds.
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London
Wimberley
Gardner Williams
de Beers
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Ttia
Williams
Johannesburg
Schooner Dunmore Reaches Palm Beach After Wash Cries
The Dunmore, carrying Dr. P. R. Bennett and passengers from Daytonia Florida, limped into Palm Beach at 1 am after rough seas. Two life boats were lost and believed wrecked, sparking rumors of disaster. all aboard are reported well.
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Dunmore
Daytonia
Fla
P. R. Bennett
N. G. Vansant
A. Hardin
J. B. Kinney
Bahamas
Palm Beach
Sound Money Appeal Urges Maintained Gold Standard
New York March 6 The Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York introduces a resolution urging commercial bodies and business men nationwide to unite behind preserving the current gold standard and oppose any platform endorsing free coinage of silver It calls for clear, consistent party platforms and seeks delegates to both major conventions who will advocate steadfast monetary policy and reduce agitational rhetoric.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
United States
State of
Brent
Stani
Plans for Baltimore and Ohio Roads Reorganization
New York committee of Baltimore and Ohio directors met to draft a plan for rear sanitation and to seek securities holders' approval. The group, led by General Fitz Gerald, includes Louis Fitzgerald, Eugene Delano, Edward Bacon, Howland Davis, William Reed, August Helmont, and Henry Budge, with H. C. Deming as secretary. London holders expected to cooperate.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Louis Fitzgerald
Eugene Delano
Edward R. Bacon
Howland Davis
Willam A. Reed
Messrs
August Helmont
Henry Budge
Fitzger
H. C. Deming
London
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