Madrid Barcelona unrest grips Spain amid rioting and censorship
Dramatic dispatches from Madrid and Barcelona describe fierce street battles, arson, and widespread arrests as anarchists challenge authorities. Incendiary posters threaten reprisals. trains are halted. labor unions back Barcelona strikers. officials impose gun and arms restrictions amid heavy rain and ongoing clashes.
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Baltimore and Washington Cut Off From Telegraph
A severe sleet storm knocked out telegraph and telephone service across eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland. Baltimore and Washington were cut off from telegraphic communication, isolating the two cities from outside contact. Emergency measures were reported as needed as the weather disrupted lines and communication networks.
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Hunter Given Life Sentence for Craps Quarrel Murder
Des Moines reports Matt Hunter received a life sentence at Mount Ayre for the murder of Homer Holland Now, tied to a quarrel over a game of craps. Holland was a noted college athlete.
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Justice Horace Gray III Faces Paralysis Break
Washington February 21 Justice Horace Gray of the United States Supreme Court is suffering a slight attack of paralysis though his mind remains clear He is 73 and has served as associate justice for 20 years His probable resignation would follow a period of ill health and advancing age with the arduous duties noted by observers
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Omaha Fire Chief Dismissed Over Cruelty Accusations
Omaha February 21 Joen Redell longtime head of the fire department was formally dismissed from service amid charges of cruelty to firefighters and their families. The dismissal comes after five years in charge and a formal finding of cruelty.
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Warrant Issued for F C Andrews and City Savings Officer
Warrants were issued today for F C Andrews and another officer of City Savings Bank on charges of falsifying February 1901 bank condition reports. Andrews was served in jail as the third warrant in the case.
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Turkiye Pays Indemnities to British Then Trials Osman Pasha
Constantinople reports show the Turkish government masking payments as naval improvements. A £108,000 indemnity to the Armstrongs is partly paid by officials to the British embassy. General Osman Pasha faces high treason trial behind closed doors after returning from Cairo. he is the son of Kurdish chief Bedrahan Pasha and was promised pardon by the sultan.
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Legislation for Iowa Bill to Reduce Railroad Fares
Iowa lawmakers consider several measures in Des Moines and Marshalltown. Representative Carter of Sioux City introduces a two cent rail fare bill, with state roads and related changes. Other actions cover insurance, taxation of telephone franchises, and a St Louis exposition grant, while Senate committees delay labor injunction resolutions.
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Longs Longing and Cuban Reciprocity Debate in Congress
Cabinet drift and possible Long retirement surface as McKinley era vision prompts private life shift. Cuban reciprocity plan offered by Long of Kansas seeks 40 percent duty reductions for Cuba and U S products, amid broader Philippine and Indian policy clashes and critiques of eastern schools.
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Doctor Frederic Ky Faces Fine for Immoral Pictures
February report from Michigan indicates Dr Frederic Ky photographed and printed obscene images of local young women. He was bound over to circuit court, pleaded guilty, and sentenced to pay a $100 fine or four months in Detroit House of Correction, attributed to cocaine addiction influencing his actions.
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Roosevelt plans Illinois political appointment clash
Washington reports President Roosevelt may nominate Dan Hogan of Massac County as internal revenue collector for Gen. Powell, shaking Illinois politics. The move risks a rift with Senator Cullom and Mason and challenges Hogan’s rivals in a heated Senate contest, with Hogan’s southern Illinois ties shaping the battle.
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Tragedy and political notes in February dispatches
In Ottumwa Iowa a man named Rollin Houndeshell dies from a gunshot at Eva Blizz’s home. coroner cites unknown assailants. Reports mention New York financier Fitzgeraldo stirring a school fund dispute and Rajs challenging Indian affairs. Also, Kingon’s Children of the American Revolution meets, a bill to ban inferior beer surfaces, and Y M C A posts at military posts. A Philadelphia shooting ends with a suspect hospitalized, and Winona prepares a funded trade school. Governor Nash refuses to escort Prince through Ohio. Tolstoi recovers from illness. Rosebery abandons the Liberal Party.
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Three New States Move Forward in Territories Bill
Washington February 21 the house committee on territories voted to report a bill for the creation of the territories of New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma and appointed sub committees to prepare bills for admission as states.
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Tsilka Denied In Stone Case Amid Mixed News
Minaple Feb 1 authorities deny Tsilka the husband of Miss Stones companion was arrested for complicity in kidnapping. They state Tsilka is Sofia. In Monte Carlo Feb 21 the eleventh round of the international chess masters tournament featured wins by Sengberg over Pillsbury Gunsberg over Reggi Yeichmann over Mortimer Marshall over Scheve Maroczy over Wolf Tschigorin over Mieses and draws Napier-Tarrasch Byes Joneskowski and others.
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Case of variolold misidentified at college
Lansing Feb 21 The case first reported as smallpox at the Agricultural college is now said to be a mild variolold case Miss Haines on the case's patient is convalescent
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