Destitution Spreads as Cuban Rebels Strike
Havana March 11 reports unify Gomez Maceo and Lacret near Tavynna line east of Cuba. Rebels regroup to strike, with 15,000 troops said to be assembling after renewed clashes with Spanish forces. Telegraph failures blamed for misreports as cane fires rage in Matanzas and groves grind to a halt.
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Havana
Key West
Gomez
Maceo
Lacret
Tavynna
Messues
Talon
Callanos
Calixto Gareta
Congress
Union of Forces
Matanzas
Gormz Onl Mieco
Genera Pando
Cilbarien
Neal
Caplielis
Domingo Retourne
Oyalirk Vwtte
Alee Ff
Penetas
Dart
Mabelige
Wetaile
Paris
Filorlor
Ghaenteos Mable
Oxye & Pompton
Expedition to Cuba Spars with Rumor and Delay
A rumor of a new Cuban expedition led by General Gareky surfaces as a steamer ready to sail from the New Jersey coast waits offshore. Local Cuban leaders still dispute Gareky’s leadership while signaling lingering doubts about further efforts. In Charleston, a sailor named Christian Anderson drowns from a rigging accident aboard the schooner Campbell near Bradley's Wharf after sailing from New York.
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Philadelphia
Hots
New Jersey
Dimitt
de Wieire
Calista Gareky
Garek
Yrtingusm
Loyatty
Charleston
Tanne
Campbell
Mathews
Bradley's Wharf
Apsley
Christian Anderson
Anderson
New York
Pebmare
New York Senate Passes Bill Amended For Assembly Concurrence
The Greater New York BLL Albans Muateh iL-Lesow bill passed the Senate this afternoon by a vote of 88 to. The measure was amended today and moves to the Assembly for concurrence.
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Greater New York
Muateh
Lesow
Senate
Assembly
Laid to Rest Archbishop Kenrick of St. Louis
In Cavalry Cemetery the remains of Peter Richard Kenrick, archbishop of St. Louis for five decades, lie after a funeral in the old Cathedral on Walnut Street attended by about 10,000 people. Archbishops Kath and Ryan preached, Cardinal Gibbons attended, and some 800 priests joined the solemn rites before the procession to Calvary Cemetery.
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St. Louis
Cavalry Cemetery
Peter Richard Kenrick
Diocese of
Amerea
Walnut Street
Calvary Cemetery
Kath
Ryan
Philadelphia
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishope
Lieut Stevens Placed On Probation For Promotion
Lieut T H H Stevens formerly of the Yorktown faces a probationary year before possible promotion to Lieutenant-Commander. A board found him unfit for advancement at this time due to professional concerns, despite mental and physical readiness. The President orders ongoing duties, a year of familiarization, and reexamination. if qualified, he will be advanced. The officer is son of Rear Admiral Stevens, retired.
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Washington
T. HH. Stevens
Yorktown
Snte
Stevens
Naval Register
Striking machinists halt Chicago presses over demands
In Chicago on March 11 machinists employed by a city pressmen’s union began a wildcat strike to halt Columbus Day operations. The Tribune faced a labor action as machinists demanded recognition and pay increases, with leaders saying the walkout might spread to other plants, possibly affecting the next day’s editions.
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Chicago
Wil
Pers
Cifedge
Tribune
PSA
Pelee Bris
New York
Prisoners to Be Pardoned in Surprise Move
London dispatch reports a cabinet decision to pardon certain prisoners, including Sir Nelo Neo, a former member of the Chamber of Parties, whose sentence was pending reform. The measure aims to temper political tensions and ease national unrest during a period of strained parity and social turmoil.
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London
Slenor
Vel- Neo
Chamber of the Paties
Election of Railroad Directors in New York
Election of the Atlanta and Charlotte Adyline stock in bevel hotels held an annual meeting here to elect directors. The old president died. Frederick Cromwell and John Milton were re elected, with Richard Vow and Pope Dickinson deceased. There were 20,404 votes cast. Directors then re elected Fatrehid president, N. W. Wilmer secretary, and George Sherman, Livingston, as treasurer.
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New York
Atlinta
Chnotte Adykine
Bevel
Ald
Prederick Cromwel
John Mitleton
Richard Vow
Poop Dickinson
Directora
Fatrehid
N. W. Wilmer
George Shermin
Virginia Supreme Court hears Garland and others today
In Richmond Virginia March 11 the Supreme Court of Appeals heard cases including Garland versus Garland continued from yesterday argued by Dr O Brown and Judge William J Robinson for the appellant and by Judge J S Diggs for the appellee submitted Sargent vs Irving Ciordan vs Whitlock argued by Henry G Cannon for the appellant and Judge W J Leake for the appellee
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Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Giarland
American Tankers' Association names St. Louis for convention
New York March 11. The Executive Council of the American Tankers' Association selected St. Louis as the site for the annual convention this year. Duluth Springfield UK and San Antonio Texas were among the contestants for the convention.
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New York
American Tankers’ Association
St. Louis
Convernation
Wis
Duluth
Springfield
San Antonio Tex
The Stormer Commodore Fears Sea Run In Heavy Gales
The Stormer Commodore remained in Charleston harbor all day March 11 fearing to put to sea due to heavy gales. The small steamer would have faced a rough voyage offshore. Treasury Bay reserve in Washington closed at 125,889,011 dollars with withdrawals of 198,900 dollars for the day.
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Charleston
D. C
Treneaury Gold Reserve
Washington
Treasurry Bay
Senate Debates Cuban Conference Report and Dupont Seat Move
Long session in Washington centers on Hoar resolution to postpone Cuban conference report while Dupont seat question looms large. Debate cites state papers, committee actions, and the need for full information amid international tension and domestic political stakes.
Baltimore Bishop Leads Snowbound Session of M E Conference
Bishop Henry Warren of Denver opened the 112th annual Baltimore M E Conference amid a heavy snowstorm. About 160 ministers answered roll call as the session began at the Broad Street Church, with worship led by Bishop Warren and Bishop Bowman. A resolution to abolish the itinerant system was adopted for study and debate at the General Conference. The meeting focuses on lay representation, presiding elders, and future conference structure, with plans to continue through Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Henry Warren
Denver
Ballimore
Old O'Clock
Bureral
Warren
Bat Lshop Bowman
United States
Ator
Hishop Bowman
John Lanihan
Wriedt
Jointis
General Conference
Eelock
Society Way
Columbia
George (. Haeon
Maperstown
Daltinone
Washington
Macon
Washington City
Phat
Phat Oly
TL 1S
Viehep Andrews
Merl Maullive Fights Lavigno In Six Round Bonus Bout
At Madison Square Garden March 11 Jack McAuliffe returned to the ring after a long absence to fight “NW” Lavigno in six rounds. McAuliffe showed flashes of his old speed but appeared off condition while Lavigno dominated. Police halted the sparring on a popular verdict with no official referee, about 3,000 spectators watching. McAuliffe challenged Lavigno to a rematch within ten weeks as negotiations proceed.
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New York
Jack Mer- Aullive
Livieno
Madson Square
Carden
Uume
Annage HG
McAulife
McAduliffe
Lavignic
McAntie
Savigns
Corbett to fight Fitzsimmons for $10,000 purse
Pittsburg March 11 James J Corbett signed articles forwarded by the National Sporting Club London to meet Robert Fitzsimmons next June for a purse of 10000 with the winner taking all. Each man gets 500 for expenses provided his own gloves and fight under the Queensbury rules. Articles go to Fitzsimmons for his signature.
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Pittsburg
James J. Corbett
National Sporting Club
London
Robert Fitzsimmons
Margulis of Queensbury
Bitzsimmona
Kentucky House Sees Mob Rule Over Seating Contest
In Frankfort protests erupted as the House debated the Kaufman Dunlop contest. A mob surrounded the chamber while gunmen were noted in the crowd. The roll call ended with 8 of 10 Democrats backing Carlisle, and the chamber adjourned at 1 10 p.m. with no Republican votes cast.
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Frankfort
Kaufman-Dunlop
Myr
Carroll
Jechre
Fipple
Charr Sq
Holses
Poor
Preeti
Tan
State House
Sonite
Denoen Seiatora
Seuliia Semiborg
Walton
James
Jack Chinh
Kim Witbins
Walter Sharp
Tyler
Seniter
Blackburn
Awas
Coolipss
Senate
Dunlop
Brianford
Meuse
Daley
Lieut-Gary
Worth- Heton
Biantard Himeet
Wronston
Domderat
Acllan O
Dtr
Proneton
Ibanthy
Iso Om
Junius
House
Filippin
Truckmer
Seasion
Resignation of Interior Official Ties to Senate Contest
Washington March 11 Judge J J Holl Assistant Attorney General for the Department of the Interior has tendered his resignation to Secretary Hicke Smith to take effect March with next Judge Hall to a Georgia and will return to that state to take position as General Attorney for the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad There is a rumor around the department that Judge Hall will use his influence with the read on behalf of Secretary Wake Smith in the senatorial contest in which ex Speaker Crisp will be an active candidate.
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Washington
Senator Hoar
Hoar
Senate
Dupont
Delaware
Howe
Committee On Foreign
Vic
Benator Sherman
Duneoln
Grant
Fish
Benoni
General Sherman
Dione Siid Eeme
Committee On Perelign Bie Fons
Sada
Perehuttow
Turple
Den
Indlatin
Econ
Pritehamd
North Cirotina
Delaweare
Benale
Durie
Mor. Aden
Wee
Spd
Meried W
Mineo
Whey
Hewes
Poors
Rentirence
Viekdodt
Wheeler
Ellos Spafford
Thurman
Privaere
Mir Mitchelli
Mitchell
Pritelind
Durban
House
Tlonr
Li Sale
Morgin
Spain
Sherman
Congress
Morgan
Tloar
Committee On Judiciary
Llowr
Committee On
Worelen
Phowr
Belier
Viegr
Lon
State Department
Sharman
Moe
Conmitte Ebfal
Hberliy
Morgen
Cata
Seward
Natinister
Mtr Sherman
Sareisn
Ovo
Adalvanoa
Moran
Wott
Pale
Phage
Pratt
Funations
de dl
Olney
Wis
Oelook
Steplore
Celesbar
Quise
Bingham
Kale
Washington, D. C
J. J. Holl
Department of the Interior
Hicke Smith
Judge Hall
Georgia, Southern and Floridia Railroad
Wake Smith
Crisp
Georgia Governor Atkinson Visits Washington With Son
Gov Atkinson of Georgia spent a brief session on the Senate floor in Washington today. He is in the capital with his young son making his first visit to Washington and plans to return home tonight via Port Royal to witness the decking of the battleship Indiana.
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Gov. Atkinson
Washington
Govy. Atkinson
Georgia
Senate
Port Royal
Indiana
Rumors and Stock Rally At New York Exchange
New York on March 11. The stock exchange saw tremendous trading and a sharp rise in American Tobacco stock to 24 from 72 yesterday amid rumors of settlements in the war. Rumors claimed Drummond Tobacco and Leg Bell & Meyers opposed a truce. both denied any deal. Officials dismissed mentions of Neate resuming dividends. A report of forced covering of short interest gained credence despite denials.
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New York
T He Stock Exchange
Drummond Tobacco Company
Leg- Bell & Meyers Company
St. Louis
Drummond
Sayer
American Tobacco Company
Dentala
Neate Company
Ying
Republican State Convention Adopts Foraker Slate
In Columbus Ohio March 11 delegates assembled slowly as Temporary Chairman Parker opened the session. The committee reports were adopted preserving Foraker as chairman and adopting the party platform without amendment. Notable officers and electors were chosen by acclamation, with several names from Cincinnati Cleveland Sandusky and East Liverpool. The platform denounces protections tariffs and denigrates democracy while calling for a return to former policy to restore prosperity and stability.
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Columbus
Chirman Poraker
Arde Mish
Mckinsey
Committee On Persmanent
Foraker
R. W. Tayior
Committee On
Woraker
Gov
Bushnell
Marcus A. Hanna
C. H W. Grosvenor
Joseph E. Lawes
Dayton
Charlies Fleischman
Cincinnati
Marshall J. W.hams
Representative Bickburn
F. B. McNeal
Genesia
Cleveland sails for duck hunting trip to Widewater Virginia
President Cleveland left Washington at 11 PM aboard the Maple for a duck hunting voyage with Lt. Lamberton and Dr. Orsilye aboard. The party, including Richard Walter Gatsonol, heads to Widewater in the Potomac, as snow falls on the river.
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Cleveland
Potowmac River
Dr. Orsily
Washington and Nottaly
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