Jamaica Crises Over Aid to Kingston From Admiral Davis
Kingston officials condemn Jamaicas governor Swettenhams refusal of US aid led by Rear Admiral Davis. Americans offered 10000 rations for Cuba troops, but departure of the ships prompted an emergency council letter thanking the US and urging Davis to stay. Davis said he must follow Jamaican authorities.
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Kingston
Jamaica
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War Department of the United States
Cuba
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Charles H. Davis
James Alexander Swellenham
Ponce
Dixie
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Order of Ilabella
Spain
Infanta Eulalie
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Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Washington
International Commission
Paris
Russia
Naval Observatory
James Alexander Swettenham
Singapore
Straits Settlements
British Qatama
Bir Alexander
Ergy
Gove
Santiago
Marietta
Guantanamo
United States
Great Britain
Government gambling decree stirs agitation at Rivera and Monte Carlo
The Paris government decree on gambling provokes strong reaction on the Rivera. Construction on several new gaming venues in Monte Carlo continues, despite enforcement concerns.
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Paris
Rivera
Monte Carlo
Republican senators reach an agreement on Brownsville resolution
Washington reports Republican senators reached a substitute resolution to investigate the Brownsville affair while avoiding challenges to the president’s authority. Senator Foraker will introduce the measure and may withdraw his objection, with possible amendments from Senator Blackburn shaping the final package. A farmers clearing house plan in Chicago envisions farmers shipping hay butter and eggs directly to the city within a month through the American Society of Equity and the Chicago Federation of Labor.
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The
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American National Live Stock convention to bring 4000 in Denver
Denver officials say four thousand live stock men will attend the tenth annual American National Live Stock association convention this week. The gathering, tying the cooperative live stock commission company and Western Live Stock show, opens tomorrow as the largest on record. President Murdo A. McKenzie and attorney S H Cowan will speak along with Giffort Pinchot from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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American National Live Stock Association
Co-Operative Live Stock Commission Company
T. W. Tomlinson
Murdo A. McKenzie
S. H. Cowan
The
Giffort Pinchot
Chattanooga Lynching Case Before District Court
The U S Supreme Court on Monday ordered 28 defendants including Sheriff Shipp to appear before a Tennessee district court and enter personal recognizance for their appearance in the Ed Johnson lynching case. A commissioner will take the testimony in the case.
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Chattanooga
Washington
Sheriff Shipp
Seral
Ed Johnson
Tenn
Supreme Court of the United States
District Court of Tennessee
Prince Escaped After Arrest in Seoul Dispatch
A Seoul dispatch, under Tokio authorities, says Japanese police tried to arrest Pring Ming brother of the late Queen of Korea for alleged involvement in a southern uprising. The prince escaped but police occupied his lodgings and secured his papers.
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Petersburg
Seoul
Korea
Tokio
Pring Ming
God’s mercy shown as we hand over all
A terse quotation notes handing over to divine mercy with no personal acts of mercy or aid implied. Ellot is referenced in the line.
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Ellot
Guards Move in as Beaufort Fire Sparks Tension
In Beaufort on January 21 authorities requested troops after uproar among African Americans following the fatal shooting of William Bennett by a guard near the ruined People's Bank. Captain Joseph Wheeler led 45 troops who arrived by tug Gibbons to guard property and restore order.
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Beaufort
R. W. Patce
Fort Screven
Joseph Wheeler
Gibbons
William Bennett
People’s Bank
United States
Buffalo Gale Roars Through City Damaging Ships
A 90 mile per hour gale battered Buffalo for 18 hours causing 1.5 million dollars in shipping damage. Five lake liners moored near the breakwater were torn loose and driven aground as docks and wharves collapsed. No casualties reported as vessels rest on soft bottoms and await calmer seas. General Charles M. Shelley dies in Birmingham after stomach cancer operation.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Shelley
Birmingham
Ala
Charles M. Shelley
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Congress
Selma
Elizabeth Shelley
J. E. Shelley
United States Army
Cuba
Complaint Made to President Over Coffee Law Enforcement
A Rio de Janeiro committee of coffee growers complained to the president that the coffee law enforces only higher branded coffee while inferior varieties go unsold. The president said the law can only be changed by an act of congress.
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Rio de Janeiro
Congress
Robbery on Rock Island Train in Little Rock
Chas. F. Hartley a New Albany Ind. grocer was robbed of 6000 dollars by four pickpockets as he stepped from a Rock Island train in Little Rock Ark at 4 pm. Two arrests have been made in connection with the crime.
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Little Rock
Ark
Chas. F. Hartley
New Albany
Ind
Rock Island
Two Black Children Burned In Georgia Fire
Two young negro children aged 18 months and four years perished in a blaze that destroyed a Columbus building Monday morning. Firemen found the charred remains after forcing a door, the children left alone in the room by their mother at five o'clock.
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Columbus
End of flood near sight as river rises in Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati hovered around 65.1 feet with the end of the flood in sight but receding slowly. Cold weather worsens suffering in flooded areas as many buildings collapse under water and wind. Reports from Lawrenceburg and Aurora say those towns remain safe yet danger grows. fatalities occur and three men in a boat vanish while Ripley tallies a drowning and a saw mill plus five dwellings are swept away.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Ind
Monady
Ripley
Louisville Flood Reaches New Peak as Rail Lines Halt
Louisville Kir Jan 21 The Ohio river rises past danger level at 41.1 feet and trains from Sinois Central may suspend into Seventh street depot by noon while Louisville and Nashville prep to move to Cincinnati from east Louisville depot with water a foot over tracks. Crest likely within 24 hours as 42 feet is expected. thousands flee homes and life-saving services swarm as coal barges sink and wreckage burdens river traffic.
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Louisville
Sinois Central
Seventh Street
Louisville and Nashville
Cincinnati
Union Depot
Tenth and Broadway
Country Club
Parkland
Fourth Street
Baby’s Progress in Bilkins Family
A reporter visits Bilkins household and learns the baby boy is starting to talk. The child’s speech is described as unclear, resembling a railroad brakeman calling stations, with words not yet pronounced plainly.
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Bilkins
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