Cuban Army Strength and Leaders in Cuba War
Havana reports the Army of Liberation at about 42,500 fighting men with leaders including Maceo and Sanches across Matanzas Havana and Santa Clara. The army ranges from 3,000 to 9,000 per location, with extended support from camp followers and local bands aiding operations. The force endures constant fire, scarce ammunition, and demands strict command from Gomes.
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Army of Liberation
Havana
Tampa
Seryler
MMO
Mulonans
Miaxime Nomes
Matanaas
Antonio Maceo
Miro
Zayas
Thaviana
Serafim Sanches
Santa Clara
Jon Maceo
Hojas
Hedleriques
Santino
Lineres
Havin
Wue Bandera
Thivnano
Musso Alvareg
Castillo
Mestro
Nunest
Favicon
Delondoe
Heramniades
Sanches
Pinor del Tie
Aguirre
Wins
Llern
Ego
Sixto
Toque
Pallao
Santa China
Corbin
Vidal
Juan Bravo
Jia Toledo EL Taglestro
Santa Clava
Mitupos
Matangzits
Holwn
Cebreiro
Ituen
Plangas
da Satle
An. Kiorvote
Leneha
Sarinas
Eduardo
Corelo
Miatansas
Anlet
Morkon
Dinu Martinez
Sotolone
Villspeom
Goastio
Poevievnin
Munow
Chapotin
Socorro
Ling Perez
Santa Cine
Toth
Maven
Matongis
Soot Chay
Pinar del Bio
Wien
Maceo
MBM
Cuba
United Imesz
Antonio Mircen
Reed Forces
Candeleria
Minor del Maro
Madrid
Kentucky Legislature Adjourning After Tumult and Unpassed Revenue
March 17 reports show the Kentucky General Assembly adjourned with no revenue bills passed, amid clashes in the Capitol and a chaotic scene at the final session. Senator Blackburn claimed success, while calls for immediate revenue action highlighted looming state indebtedness and budget needs.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Cy Thrown
Toy
Twlackburn
Boyle
Capitol
Inver
Bradley Mike
Wrankfort
Cnapital
Lomweriile
Lextigten
Howe
Bomcote
Hip Molooel
Hoon
Arnold
Dinoof
Imedle
Bunt
Gore
Muthketry Biettle
Sennlore Ail
Ml Mt
Wille
Myrood
Brono
Omer
Diantig
Dieter Janes
Mieehale
Senate Debates On Cuban Crisis End With Closing Speeches
In Washington on March 17 the Senate closed a four hour session defending committee actions on foreign relations amid sharp remarks about Spain and Cuba. Speeches by Senator Pugh and Morgan criticized Spanish Minister De Lome and argued for stronger pro silver and anti Spanish policy as MorGan urged unity in foreign relations. The debate touched on Cuban belligerency, Spain’s conduct, and the U S stance while readings of controversial dispatches were interrupted for decency concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maren
Senate
Speer
Seustur
Nile
Spee
WNL
Washinton
Bethor
Mir Malls
Pugh
Checheringe
Ryine
United States
Friends of Free Ecole
Three Pole
Push
Morran
Comiuides
Spain
Antilles
Mir Morgan
Mate
Revola
Senor de Lone
Monarchy
Thet Terk
Morse Pe
Wis Speeel
Morgan
Wales
Mr. Morgan
W Wilgeiss
Tray
Election of officers for the American Association of Vaseenger and Vhek
The document records officers elected for the association including Dana J. Whavate as president from Boston and Maine railroads, Wyo A. Turk as vice president from Southern Pathway, and A. dd. Smith as secretary from Lake Shore and Michigan Southern roads, amid election amid the McCor era.
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Richmond
Maren Vwee
vMcor
Woon Davivon
Dana J. Whavate
Toston and
Wyo A. Turk
Southern Pathway
A. Dd. Smith
Lake Shore
Ana Michigan Southern Roads
Officers Sentenced in Te Dalialphia War Case
In Te Daliaiphia Pennsylvania March 17, Diadge Vibe nee Auttel Bate Chrentt Our We morning was convicted in a wartime case. Captain J Th Wiberg received a 600 dollar fine and one year four months in prison. Matis Jeng Peterson and Plans Jase were sentenced to eight months or so. Proceedings included defense due to substance and potential new total. The court noted the defendants aided in actions against Spain and discussed potential future appeals.
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Daliaiphia
Diadge Vibe Nee
Soto
J. Th Wiberg
Matis Jeng Peterson
Jase
Phorochenge
Jdipeise
Ahewerel
le Tvwitise
Clongrogs
Oisehance
National Wits
Spain
New York
Wwilvorn
United States
Prisoon
Jenna
Supreme Court
Appenlei
Laughing at Death Crawford to be hanged at Cherokee
March 17 at 2 o clock Crawford was hanged at Cherokee for robbery with his gang. He faced execution with a calm posture, his mother by his side, and prayers offered as the trap was sprung. His life’s crimes include the 14 era robberies in Indian Territory and the killing of Ernest Melton.
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England
Great Britain
Tily
Hener
Nile
House of Commons
Carson
Guardian
Fork
Delage
Willo
Mort Gibson
Crawford Goldsby
Port Gibson
T. T
Indian Territory
Cook
Verdigarie
Ernest Melton
Tor
Yoo Agarth
Hon Jie Mth
Supreme Court
Cuban pursuit of suspected Cuban filibusters grows
Washington reports unusual activity from air revenue marine and naval officers as a new chase forms for suspected Cuban filibusters. The Bermuda departed New York bound for Vera Cruz is believed to have taken on board the Cuban general Calixto Garcia and about thirty men. The expedition also expects the Commodore who left Charleston last week. In other news, a local store at 206 Main Street advertises discounted hats and bonnets in a March sale event hosted by LA MODI and Mr. H. POSNER.
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Morgan
Spat
Unite States
Law of Nations
Jno
Amaister's
Dow
Jenfers
Soyet
Hale
Ehuirgman
Pvreion
Mir Sterna
Abe
Meonsats
de Lowe
Ciba
Behall
Cuba
State Department
Secretary of State
Moerzan
Quesda
Gener Weyler
Chavillor
Haale
Dan Sickles
United States
Spain
New York Sun
Air
Matyisibt
Generl Ietles
Deener
Congress
Ines
Elizens
Morgan Wes
Europe
New York
St. Patrick'y Tay
Amestons
Howes
London
Compionas
Leo
Themys
Sbtonhart
Wdsund
Joseph Chumaberlain
Labouchere
Africa
George N. Curson
Fintan
Tiforne
Thales
Kasei
Herburt Whiteley
Latha Union
Michael Hicksbach
House
United Kingdom
Willhin Vernon Harcourt
Michel Wicks-Beach
Tingeland
A. J. Malfour
Willan
Mr. Curston
Jer “Cromer
Otto
Murad Wells
Kadurman Cor Dongola
Washington
Air Revenue, Marine and
Naval
Bermuda
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Calixto Garcia
Charleston
Main Street
Church
Walt, LA Modi
Mr. H. Posner
Naval Committee Approves Four Battleships Plan
Washington March 17 At today's House Naval Committee meeting the panel voted to authorize four battleships and fifteen torpedo boats. Battleships about 11 000 tons cost up to 3 750 000 each excluding arming rent. torpedo boats cost about 800 000 each with a larger class at 1 000 000. Large boats will reach 26 knots vs 20 for smaller vessels. The motion for four ships passed unanimously after debate over six ships failed 7 to 6.
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Washington
DO. C
House Naval Committee
Her Derk
Thu
Missouri
Nia
Jiborn
California
Fintall
Hanley
In- Hin
Messia
Indlata
Cummings
New York
Meyer
Louisiana
Money
Mississippi
Tate
Georgia
Hart
Pentylvania
Volngama
Mesars
Boutelle
Maine
Mullek
Ohio
Tilborn
Bull
Rhode Island
Wilson
Foss
Imnois
Dayton
West Virginia
New Italian Prime Minister Unveils Cabinet in Rome
In the Chamber of Deputies the new Prime Minister Du Rudin presented the cabinet amid cheering crowds. Socialist De Felice and Bosco were released from confinement under amnesty. He outlined plans to support soldiers in Africa, deny peace with Abyssinia, seek a 140 million credit to sustain the campaign, and avoid a protectorate while pursuing internal order and fidelity to alliances. Opposition groups found his Africa policy unclear and contradictory.
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Rome
Ceremonia
Chamber of Deputies
Marqus du Rudin
de Felice
Bosco
Humbert
du Rudin
Africa
Italy
Abyssinia
North Carolina silver men back coinage restoration in Morganton
Five hundred silver men from across North Carolina gathered in Morganton to demand restoration of silver to the pre-1873 standard. United States Senator W. Wilson and speakers J. M. Pearson and W. S. Pearson urged free and unlimited coinage, marking the first county silver rally in the state with prominent attendees.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Morganton
United Bstates
W. Wilson
J. M
Pearson
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Gala
Mirabel
Poerrer
Velta
Foo
Tondon
Blackburn
Elenkram
Toy Washington
St. Joh Boyle
Voday
Baltimore
United Star Tassinal Corps
Dom Sianuel Balluspin
Das Vena
Jolien Fries
Madan
Uae
Iuehn
Robert Her- Thad
Cherian Barteniber
Mento
Transvaal
de Lome
Poaencer Alenis Weng
Ageee
Horsas
Deatil
THE
Prine
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