Epidemic of Prisoner Arrests in Spanish Cuba Strains Remedios
Havana reports a sweeping arrest drive as Weyler decrees harsh measures, filling Remedios prison with about 2,000 inmates and Sosua holding 226 with little room left. Officials claim insurgents and Cuban sympathizers face heavy suppression while guerrilla activity persists across occupied areas. The article notes widespread military control, disrupted civilian life, and the political chaos in Spain amid Cortes dissolution and Cuban autonomist tensions.
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United Tress
Havana
Tampa
Remedios
Sosua
Weyler Aro
Yale
Portons
Uaem
Motguin
Santha- Bo
Krnowi
Beveriel
Ates
Troy
Gomera
Weyterts
Geneinis
Ile Cwess
Tho
OvInNeus
Wavair
Cuninedto
Mella
Maplin
Macon
Moses
Jonesy
Ironia
Olena
Maren
Spain
Angers
Ware
Evisis
Cunover
Sakerta
Cortes
Cartes
Canovas
Cuba
Sacaein
Tinegas
Reform Party
Rohda
Mardenas
Cuban resolutions spark Senate debate on Cuba's future
The Senate debated Cuban policy with two new resolutions aimed at empowering local self government in Cuba and urging a free independent government. Senators Mills and Platt introduced measures while conferees Shermaan Moran and Lodge remained appointed. The House adjourned to resume tomorrow as discussions continue.
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Senate
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Sherman
House
Shera
Moran
Lodge
Mr. Mills
United States
Spain
Culst
Cain
Gillves
District of Columbia
Wisson
Benny
Barrett
Massichusetts
Yeshlomt
Moroni
Corliss
Mibelian
Tine
Ufternoon
Ibs
Cota
Novatel
Fire destroys six brick and brownstone buildings in Philadelphia
A blaze gutted six buildings on Chestnut Street, impacting the Thackara Company factories and offices of Willis Hale and Lindley Johnson. Firefighters, slowed by a heavy snowstorm, fought the flames for two hours. Losses totaled about 150000 dollars with 87000 dollars insured. owner William Weightman insured through his policy.
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Are
Thoeleara Manufacturing Company
Ancestve Fixtures
Thapkain Company
Archnityots
Willis i
Hale
Lindley Johnson
Nre
Tevet
Thackara Company
William Weightmecn
Philadelphia
Madrid papers clash over US war stance and Europe alliances
Spanish Epoca articles reflecting Cabinet views spark comment in Madrid. One piece urges America to reveal its colors and warns Bonin is ready for war if needed. It also suggests American politicians drop hostile debates. A second article critiques European alliances but leans toward those opposing American Japan interests. All Madrid papers seek to end the prevailing uncertainty.
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Ploneiint
Madrid
Epoca
Nnti|ely
United States
America
Bonin
Murderer Carr Confesses Insanity Sham To Avoid Execution
In Atlanta Ga on March 21 Alexander Carr, to be hanged Friday for the 1884 murder of James Wing, admitted he had feigned insanity for over a year. He spoke with Sheriff Barnes, staged hair growth, and claimed doctors’ tests. he noted no fear of death and asked for the jail chaplain. The governor’s hearing on insanity was postponed.
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Aanta
Alexander Carr
James Wing
Carr
Ames
Sherif Barnes
Sherif
Nise
Mr Barnes
Nim
Wink
Vaughan
Bartes
Carhat
Warnes
Gow
Atkinson
Divorce Decree for Mrs Drayton in Trenton Court
Charlotte Agustin, wife of J Coleman Drayton, received a decree of divorce from Chancellor Meia in Trenton New Jersey. The opinion notes the husband’s suspicions of infidelity but finds no grounds to excuse desertion. Mrs Drayton is the third daughter of the late William Astor and sister of John Jacob Astor and Mrs Orme Wilson.
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Trenton
N. J
Charlotte Agustin
J. Coleman Drayton
Meia
Heeres
Chancery
Drayton
Willian, Astor
John Jacob Astor
Orme Wilson
J. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
McKinley Rally Opens in New York City
The McKinley boom in New York City opened at Cooper Union amid severe weather. The packed hall displayed a tin framed portrait of ex-Gov. McKinley with a banner denouncing the machine politics. Major L H Jerome presided and nominated General Swayne for chairman.
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Iw York
Muarch
McKinley
New York City
Cooper Union
New York
L. H. Jerome
General Swayne
Canal plan from Norfolk to New Bern proposed
Secretary of War reports a 10 foot canal across Croatan Sound Pasquotank river and the Dismal Swamp Canal from Norfolk to New Bern. Estimated dredging 6,469,600 cable yards costs 1 264 000 dollars. Private company holds the canal. Minor order for compulsory pilotage to be considered.
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Dinmal
Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Congress
North Carolina
Croalon Sound
Pasqutank
Diswal Swamp
Norfolk
Newbern
Crunton Sound
Pasquotank
Competttee
Merchant Marine
Norfolk Harbor
Morton New York Republican convention opens in capital
The Empire State Republican convention convenes in Albany to nominate Governor Morton as presidential candidate. Benayat Copye us R. Parsons serves as temporary chairman and committees will be formed. George Southwick named permanent chairman as proceedings include contests, resolutions, and electors selection.
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Empire State Republicang
Gothin
New York
Nno
Thas
Witch
Morton
Benatay Copyeus R. Parsons
George Southwick Ae Ehalymma
Tarmse
Explosion at Berwind-White mine kills thirteen in Pom Isnin
Thirteen miners died in a new Berwind-White shaft explosion at the eastern edge of Pom Isnin. Rescue efforts followed with volunteers and local residents aiding, the fatalities all from nearby Daiboli families except one.
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Byniaw
Pom Isnnin
Duboiz
Lewis and Yates
Silvio Mines
Daiboli
Texas Republicans meet in Austin for large convention
Austin March 23 Tomorrow's Republican Convention to elect delegates to the National Convention is expected to attract the largest Texas Republican gathering. Plans include contest for temporary chairmanship by Cuney ally Webb Cannigan and Mekkintey faction organizing ahead of caucus. State ticket nominating convention set for March 28 under Worth. In Washington ex Naval cadets Ryan Morris and Wells to appear for examination for assistant engineers with vacancies noted despite full Naval Academy course.
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Austin
Tex
Poritiona
Moow Cuney
Kamorrmeyt
Cuney
Webb Cannigan
MekKintey
Washington, D. C
Herbert Today
Joan P. Ryan
John RR. Morris
Chester Wells
Navy
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Engineer's Corps
Congress
Supreme Court rules against witness immunity in interstate rebates case
The Supreme Court by a bare majority holds that a witness may not invoke testimony immunity to avoid answering questions on rebates paid to the Urban Coal Company. Brown, auditor for the Allegheny Valley Railroad, faced contempt for refusing to testify about rebates. the ruling affirms the lower court and forms a broad standard that protects the public interest and the administration of justice over personal disgrace.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Dersons Sud
Bar
Western District
Menn Sylvania
Bela Theodore Fr. Brown
John W. Walker
Hay
Brown
Allagheny Valley
de Mina
Goeharke Hin
Supreme Court of
Dle
Juative Brown Qhelivers
Cvourt
Field
Gray
Shirag
White
Shiras
Oliver’s Spring Hats At Low Prices At 111 Malin Street
Nobby hats for spring caps umbrellas and canes advertised by Jack Oliver Ast at 111 Malin Street. Lowest prices highlighted asIvbdar Olivers Spring Hats.
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Jack Oliver
Malin Street
Petersburg Leader Booth Dies Wealthy Petersburg Citizen
Petersburg Va March 23 Special Mtr 1 41 Booth died at his Sycamore Street residence about 9 50 last night He was native of Surry county born August 5 1800 and moved to Petersburg as a youth He built a business career then retired and left a valued estate of 140000 The narrative covers his life and prominence in local commerce and society The murder trial of Matthew Jones alias Doe Jones Negro proceeds in Hastings Court with defense by Trotter Lashiter and Davis and judge Mullen presiding The case stems from a December murder scene on Hart Wig Street The report also notes a Naponers machine shop employee M W Syncoe escaped serious injury in a belt incident at Exchange Avenue and other baseball events and players list from the Motorsbore base ball game
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Petersburg
Hooth
Sycamore Street
Hoath
Surry County
William Hawthorne
L.T. Yes
Messrs
McM. Booth
S. W. Booth
Tooth Waves
Jadl
Hart Wig Street
Mousra
Chas
Trotter Lashiter
Hall Davis
Mir W. L. Syncoe
Naponers
Ie Tere
Thome Math
Holaive
Oho
Mose
Robert Quinn
Columbus
Ohio
Catete Eryth
CO Powers
Guelph
Canada
Matcher
Frank Kitson
Alogan
Mich
William Armstrong
Cohmibus
Ola
Charles Sholta
Tats
Vo Dinnton
Kia
Michael Moun
Sandusky
Oul Welder
Vy Brodle
Harry Ketter
Qrat
Qrat Basemiuns Wile Ha Quarles
Pieher
K.kreen
Wawermany Cyl
National Women notes and Supreme Court cases summary
Washington DC March 2 Chief Justice Puller announced the Michigan Supreme Court case on pension power and assignment for re hearing. Other cases discussed include Bowles sugar bounty refusals and Saltonstall vs. Birtwell reassigned for April. Adjournment dates for the term were set with unusual advance notice. The decision on John P. Southworth’s bond case upheld the Court of Claims ruling aiding United States interests.
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Washington, D.C
Puller
Lag
Michigan Supreme Court
Lochren
Bowles
Congress
Saltonstall
Birtwell
Brewer
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
United States
Tay
Bryan's Alleged Murders Headed for Indictment
Newport Ky March 23 Jackson and Walling were brought before Judge Helm for an indictment on murder in the Pearl Bryan case. Sheriff Phimmer sold admission tickets filling the courthouse and crowding the hall. Defense and Commonwealth attorneys appeared. Jackson to be tried April 1 followed by Walling, proceedings held in separate hearings.
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Newport
George W. Richard Sheppard
Mr. Andrews
Hamilton
Walling
L. J. Crawford
Jackson
X Ray Experiments At St Vincent's Hospital With Crookes Tube
A three day trial at St Vincent's Hospital uses a Dartmouth loaned Crookes tube to photograph a mind with ballet. Lieutenants Squier Krayenbuhl and Dr Leigh supervise with J J Paber as photographer. Initial plates show a purplish green glow and perfect negatives after exposure. Further tests include photographing a hand and possibly other subjects before the tube is returned Wednesday.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Squier
Krayenbuhl
Fortress Monroe
Southgate Leigh
Crookes
Hospital
Dartmouth College of
Newampshire
J. J. Paber
Dennis
Norfolk
Leig
Leigh
Europe
Robert L. Bowles
Howles
Alps
Bowles
Hunbumman
Abney
Edison
Tesla
NEW VESSELS FOR THE NAVY COMMITTEE ACTION
The House Naval Committee completed the naval appropriation section to provide new vessels. Two battleships to be built on the Pacific coast, one torpedo boat on the Pacific coast, one on the Gulf, and one on the Mississippi. Five torpedo boats to reach at least twenty five knots, ten with high speed. Pacific Gulf Mississippi sites chosen. costs not excessive then built elsewhere if needed. Committee voted 7 to 4 to strike all drydocks from the bill.
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Woune Wavnal
House Committee On Naval
Pueble
Pacific
Gulf
Missippi
Pacific Coast
B teHe
Portsmouth
N. H
Mare Island
Supreme Court of Appeals Richmond Proceedings March 23
Today's docket of the Supreme Court of Appeals Richmond Virginia lists cases submitted for decision including Snel Boschen's executrix versus Judging Gued, No. 69, Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York versus Chambergafeite a for plaintiffs, No. 73, 99 Sulphur Mines Company et al. argued by Christian for the plaintiff, with sessions continued to tomorrow for discovery.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond
Snel Boschen
Patterson
aDpe
Olse Rite Atking
Smith
New York
Chambergafeite A. Cabell, Sq
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Thea
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Colman
Deayton Geom
McKinsey
Interiat
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Texas Republicans
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McHintey
United States Supreme Court
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