Duel target looms as diplomat nearly blind in April tensions
A Braatian Legation visit yields little news as Minister Mendoca and Secretary Mario de Mendoce are absent. The report notes Mendoca is nearly blind and unable to attend public matters, while discussions touch on a potential duel and recalls rumor about Corrilo sending a challenge.
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Senor de Coeblo challenges Washlegion to a duel in New York
Senor de Coeblo editor of a Spanish paper in New York confronts the Brazilian Minister over alleged mistreatment. He claims a rented Fordham residence, unpaid rent, and access to his Murray Hill apartments. He vows to force the minister to eat his words or kill him, threatening political retaliation if denied.
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Agente Will Try to Prevent the Peneidence Plight Panama
Readers receive late dispatches from Venezuela detailing maneuvers around President Palacio and General Crespo as insurgent forces gather recruits and threaten to seize the capital. Reports from Caracas speak of renewed efforts to counter the uprising and potential clashes at Valencia and nearby fronts.
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Captain Believed to Receive Release From Prison
The Captain believed to receive an intimation from the Home Office that his wife will be released from prison within the next three weeks. The Home Secretary's decision is seen as influenced by political considerations amid public protest over the imprisonment of Mrs Osborne for childbirth.
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Comores Electine Battle Fades Amid Bitter Vote Clash
April 14. In Comores election, bitter contest persists with police and inspectors clashing with repeaters. Hundreds of strangers fill streets while officers intervene. Fourth ward ballot-box plots thwarted. German faction claims about 150 vote lead, seen as Cleveland victory.
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Murphy
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Gorman
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Jersey City Election Results Show Democratic Defeat
Jersey City votes favored Republicans with Col. Peter Eli Wasser defeating Mayor Allan L. McDermott by about 8 000. Republicans won key precincts as turnout neared 23 000, signaling a citywide shift. Harrison and Kearney results mirror GOP gains with Aldermen and trustees elected by Republicans. Democratic sweep in Trenton-Taxston gives Dems control of city and county offices.
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Allan L. McDermott
Peter Eli Wasser
Democratic Central Committee
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Rrepublican
Taxston
N.J
Hoa Freeholders
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Department of Public Works
Soldiers Declarations Roil Sisseton Land Rush
Rainy day delays fail to deter veterans at Sisseton land rush as soldiers declarations flood the line. Land Commissioner’s orders spark protests by old soldiers seeking allocation. reservations stretch over Rhote Inland and Delaware lands with many homes promised. Despatches from Fort Will indicate limited initial demand and no massive influx after settlers secure plots.
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Widensys
Coaling Station Sparks Russian US Cooperation Rumor
A Parma date note from Bracix reports The National Zeitung and The National Zeitung discuss Russian plans for a coaling station in South America to aid wartime reach to Vladivostok via Cape Horn. They also note US talks on Uruguay coaling rights and suggest a Russia US accord against Great Britain.
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Argentinean public favors United States backing over European ties
A fragment from the Times notes a section of the Argentine populace favors U.S. support while repudiating European obligations. The National paper Nacion denounces any such repudiation. In the U.S. news, Governor Barber reports President Harrison requested troops to quell unrest and restore order in the west. Weather notes in Britain predict continued snowfall and deep frost affecting many areas. In New York, 300 workers from the Mouster Iron Werks returned to work after a strike and reinstatement of the discharged employees.
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Nile
Linden Ram Treat Belt New Ye April 14 Race Uncertain
Minimal readable text shows a racing event linked to Linden Park and a Lindes Association. The fragment mentions April 14 and a railroad company, with unclear context about a hare or horse race and unspecified radius or structures.
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Mea Win Railroad Company
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Man Hanged in Monmouth County Jail After Murder Confession
Harriott was executed by hanging in the Monmouth County Jail after a night of quiet preparations. Witnesses recall his farewell to the sheriff and tears as he faced the end. The crime involved the murder of his wife during a family dispute at their home, with Harriott later confessing.
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Leonard
Harriott
Allen
Alice
Thas Abe
New York
National Cordage Officials Accused of Paying Dividends Not Earned
New York April 14 stockholder Ernest Berkeley Balch charges National Cordage Company officials with distributing unearned dividends. He asks the New Jersey chancellor to compel inspection of books and stop further dividends, contending the company showed no profits in 1901 and actually lost money.
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National Cordage Company
Ernest Berkeley Balch
New Jersey
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Balch
Jame Waterbury
Actor shoots wife in boarding house in Bowrom April 14
George Gerry at Word's Theater attempted to kill his wife yesterday morning by shooting her in the back. She is in critical condition at the city hospital. The incident follows an engagement at the same venue. Bail was given on unrelated charges after six weeks in jail.
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Amistaot Tresarer
Ulster County Savings Institution
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Baker urges $7 million add to World’s Fair funds
President Baker before the House Committee on the World’s Fair urged favorable action on a bill to provide $7 million more for the Chicago event. He warned that enlargements by the commission would require over $10 million to open the doors. Baker outlined arrangements to protect government and stockholders from loss, cited other subscriptions and payments, and said delays would threaten the exposition’s success.
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House
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Baker
Paris
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Mr. McCreary
Chinese Exclusion Bill Move Before Senate Calendar
April 14 report from Mr. Dolph of the Committee on Foreign Relations cites a substitute for the Geary bill. It utterly excludes all Chinese and seeks to continue existing prohibitions. The measure advances to the calendar.
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Fire damages at Evening Star building in Washington
April 14 reports describe a fire in the Evening Star office engine room and adjacent stock and press rooms. The blaze gutted upper floors and damaged stereotyping rooms, with the National Tribune offering use of facilities while Star works to recover.
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