Nation Briefs From Around The World And U S
A money stringency in Germany stems partly from banks withholding funds for annual dividends. Mrs Veeta Howe killed Clara Curley in Vienna. Samuel L Clemons and family plan a Tartford return. Rabbi Isaac Wise suffered a stroke at his home in Cincinnati. General Wood of Cuba urges real estate tax reform to aid industry. A Y Pearson buys ostriches for Phoenix area feather trade. Fan Flourey and wife in Cheyenne quarrel. woman burned and hospitalised. Brazil’s naval review may 3 to 6 includes private vessels. US nominations include Cheatham Koehler Sleeper Barkette for ranks. Weather Bureau warns against smoking aboard service vessels. Spanish papers Viet La Patria El Liberal publish anti government pieces. General Otis punishes mutinous publications and warns extremists.
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Vienna
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Cheyenne
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B. M. Koehler
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Weather Bureau
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el Liberal
Extreme Filipina Party
Boars at Biggarsburg Massing for a Stubborn Fight
Reports from the Transvaal front indicate boers massing in large numbers in one entrenched position at Biggarsburg as they prepare for renewed resistance. London dispatches note Captain Stanley wounded near Modder river and ongoing minor actions in Bloemfontein and Natal with no major developments.
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Ladysith
Biggarsberg
Stanley
London
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Stone Stanley
Sixtownth Lancers
Modilor River
Natal
Bothadens
Transvaal
Togela
Michael Davitt
Lorena
Wadgemith
Mirella
Wasehbank
Cape Town
Raine
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Morning Post
Eayer
Ktalin
Negotiations for Seminary and academy consolidations underway
Reports note talks to consolidate Evangelion Seminary of La Fayette in Yamhill county with La Creole academy of Dallas Polk county. Other items include a Walla Walla beet price offer, beets trialed at a local industry, a murder case in Walla Walla with exhumation and expected testimony, and a series of regional notices about local leaders, deaths, and court actions.
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la Fayette
Yamhill County
la Creole Academy
Dallas
Polk County
la Grandy Pagar
Walla Walla
Frank Hayeee
Dixie
Walla Walla County
Arlington
Gilliam c County
Wheeler
Wheeler County
Jane Conningham
Pemetvent
Bert Horton
Lynn Camal
Alaska
Bank collapses threaten two New Hampshire banks
Bank commissioners for New Hampshire seek a designee for the Koon Guaranty Saving Bank of Keene and for the Keene Five Cents Saving Bank. Depositors received dividends of 10 percent and 5 percent respectively. Separate notes cover U S actions in Cuba and German-Africa mail, with no new action reported.
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Kenno
New Phampahire
Cheshire County Supreme Court
Koon Guaranty Saving Bank
Kove Five Conte «Avings Bank
Gener
Western
Keene Five Cents Saving Bank
Thanes
Keene Gharanty Savings Bank
Powers trial defense seeks dismissal amid James Taylor pension bar
Frankfort Kentucky March 27 Gov Brown says no leather money will be introduced for the defender. The then heir to the pension menmd to Powers by Governor Taylor as a bar to prosecution and abkved that the defendant be dicamised. Colonel Canor bell says the commonwealth denied Taylor's right to be a parton. Brown moves to dismiss but the motion is overruled and Powers held to the grand jury without bail. Another Suspect Arrested Republican Auditor Youle ney identified by testimory as the man to whom Powers gave the key to the office of Caloh Powers.
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Washington
Root
Aguinaldo
Macoor
Erenco
Cuba
Tite
Frankfort
Powers
Brown
Taylor
Coloanel Canor Bell
Commonwealth
Prankfort
BK. Youleney
Rweetey
Golden
Hin Tetimory
John Powers
Caloh Powers
Opposition to Tongue Looms at Oregon District Meet
Thonman H. Tongue congressman from the Poiret district faces at least three strong rivals for the district convention in McMinnville on April 11. Carter of Jackeen county Howitt of Linn county and Olwyde Guteh of Marion county are named opponents. George O. Brownell may not be seriously considered to control Clackamas county delegates amid party tensions over tariff votes.
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Portland
H. Tongue
Poiret
McMinnville
Carter
Jackeen County
Howitt
Linn County
Olwyde Guteh
Marion County
George O. Brownell
Gregon City
Clackamas
Tongue
Puerto Rico
Marion Tore
Moody
Crime Report From Booneville Details Killing and Capture
St Lannie March 27 A local crime tale notes Pont Diepatch mage Kleworth Roane killed Aveistant City Mar she Hennecks at Booneville Missouri last night Kvanes captured near Kansas City Preparations have been made to lynch the prisoner
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Kleworth Roane
Hennecks
Booneville
Kvanes
Kansas City
Weaver Denies Link to Silver Abandonment Movement
In Des Moines on March 27 General J B Weaver stated that the charges tying him to a movement seeking the end of free silver as a part of the campaign are untrue.
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Dee Moines
J. BK. Weaver
Wee
Kuneian Squadron Arrives at Chemulpo Hints at Land Concession
The Kuneian Squadron bus arrived at Chemulpo on March 27 amid uneasy comment in Japan. The report suggests no demand for land concession at Mawango and notes strained relations over the voyage and stance of the squadron.
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Chemulpo
Yokohama
Chemualpo
Mawango
Arcuelg
Japan
Exposition Opens April Fourteenth in Yuraria
The expositional event in Yuraria announces its opening on April 14. Details remain scant in the fragment, but the notice indicates an April launch for a regional exposition with local participation and planned activities.
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Yuraria
Missionary killed in Kai Ping dispatch reports
A dispatch confirms a British missionary was killed at Kai Ping. The report, dated March 27, cites a fatal outcome in the Kai Ping incident and notes confirmation received at Khang Hoi.
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Khang Hoi
Kai Ping
Political Noten in West Virginia and Oregon Delegate Plans
A sprawling, garbled report outlines party activities across West Virginia and Oregon. It notes Republican and People's Party conventions, delegate calls, and potential candidates for state and federal offices, with references to free silver and electoral strategies.
Coru r d Alene riots and open door in China dominate senate
The report outlines congressional proceedings on the Puerto Rican bill, open door in China, and Alaska civil vote law. It notes Governor Stennenberg's testimony in the Coeur d Alene inquiry, highlighting alleged political canvassing and deputy derelictions. It also covers House actions on military appropriations and a portage railroad for The Dalles Oregon.
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Hay
China
Washington
Stennenberg
Conor
Rhoehone County
Lente
Senate Cuban commission arrival and trial news
The Cuban senate commission including Mesas Platt Aldrich and Teller arrived in Cienfuegos on a train from Havana and were hosted at a hotel with a banquet. Renalon Platt and Aldrich left for Soledad estate while Teller remained in the city. several Spaniards called, then they departed for Havana. Separately Judge Telay denied a new trial motion in a Frank McDintel case. a filing of exceptions was allowed. General Appralem Fisher will arrive in Boston area for reappraisal hearings. Haole Open Port news from San Francisco notes Honolulu recognized as an open port and transport to Manila being ordered.
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Havana
Senate Cuban Commission
Platt
Connecticut
Aldrich
Teller
Goes
Moral Guard
Maite
Bantiagend
Corling
Masie
Renalon Platt
Soledad
Teller Femaleml
Che Dommele
Uncle Sam Expands Island Purchases Amid Global Ties
Fragmentary dispatch notes the United States nearing completion of a harbor project and inroads into Atlantic holdings. Names and places are unclear but reference to Uncle Sam pursuing more island acquisitions signals continued expansion in imperial footprint.
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London
Marcel
Dan
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