Foreign Situation Shows No Clear Action Yet
Washington notes a cabinet meeting failed to produce definite results on Nicaragua and Venezuelan matters. Britain’s stance toward Nicaragua appears cautious, while Spain seems hesitant to oppose U S demands in the Americas. Berlin and Madrid lines loom as tensions persist with all sides watching for new moves.
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Grand exile in Cleveland tied to Guatemalan and Cuban plots
The text depicts Jeane Pinzon a Cleveland resident and distant relative of a Columbus lineage, labeled a wealthy supporter of Spain. It claims he is in exile with sympathizers ready to revolt, alleging confiscation of his Arragon estate and readiness to form or command armed units upon Cuban leaders’ orders.
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Englishmen Murdered in Mexico Along Coffee Venture
A courier reports the discovery of two Englishmen slain near Sombrovette Mexico with their bodies found after one week. The victims C J Hamerford and Edward Semble traveled to Durango to invest in coffee lands. Their English servants, who accompanied them, are missing and suspected of murder and robbery.
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Tresvillo
March Y
Durango
Sombrovette
C. J. Hamerford
Edward Semble
Plying Machine Inventor Amery Attempts Flying Machine
Inventor Charles T. Amery again tested his albatross principle flying machine near Amsterdam Avenue and One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street. The device was laid out on a hillock as preparations were made for the trial.
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Charles T. Amery
Manley Voices View on Presidential Nomination in Interview
In a forthcoming interview Joseph K Manley of the Republican National Committee discusses the presidential nominating process. He says no ex president should be a candidate, hints at support for Reed, and notes party leaders want early groundwork for a 1912 campaign, with Ban Prairie favored for the convention location.
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Society Is Sound, Baptist Missionary Able to Take Care of Liabilities
March 22 report from Boston cites PF Coleman treasurer of the American Hapriat Missionars unto that Hye union was dv are tnnan celalntrake. He states the wilety Ia is able to assume the liabilities and notes annual appeals for assistance to cover a fixed annual deficit. The statement emphasizes capacity to handle financial obligations.
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Boston
E. PF Coleman
American Hapriat Missionars
Eald Foldlay
Hye Union
Churehoe
Presbyterian Sunday School Board Censured Over Tract and Hook Shortages
A church publication board faced censure for distributing questionable tracts and hooks. A committee was appointed to draft remediations aiming to raise tract quality and improve distribution practices amid concerns about the materials sent to 2,500 readers and related fundraising issues.
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Presbyterian Church
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Motwiffe and Griffo Set New York Fight For Lightweight Title
Motwiffe and Griffo advance to a planned bout against Young Griffo in New York around March 22. McAullife and Albert Garlitte will meet to determine the other weight class title contender. The event centers on the lightweight championship with a substantial purse and a venue yet to be chosen.
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Griffo
Pighe
New York
Jack McAullife
Albert Garlitthe
Chile
UW Tmk
America
Stine Halle
Onedeiaria
Theremin Pho Vien
State Topics Report Fragments and Tragedy Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a governor appointing a official and a tragedy involving a man named Frederick Ingold who hanged himself amid nervous influence. Other items mention a Tren company, a voyage to Norfolk for a battleship, and an unclear glue project tied to Portkville and a Christian association.
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Washington
White
Birchindigh
Martin Watroakh
Frederick Ingold
Min Vale
Allegheny
Hetitoherm Tren Company
Pluten
Norfolk
Toxia
Crounl
Portkville
Notable Tragedies Span Cities and Crimes Across Reports
A jumble of incidents reports a quarrel leading to attempted poisoning in Canton Mayo and a fatal fire in New York tied to Annie Button and her aunt Sarah McLaughlin. The piece mentions a murder convict facing execution in Richmond Virginia and a boat incident on the James River with a refused new trial.
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New York
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Wilkinwon
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Richmond
Clark a prize bigamist staged life across towns
A Baltimore report details James Clark alias Franklin Brown James Kyler and others who married women in multiple states while stealing trunks and posing as housekeepers. He pleaded guilty to larceny in York Pa and received a five year sentence at the penitentiary.
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DeMented Firebug Miss Delines Charged in Church Fire Attempt
A woman named Miss Mary Deliney from Oshkosh faces charges after an alleged attempt to burn Catholic churches in Washington. She reportedly traveled to Washington to seek employment and later tried to damage church buildings with kerosene, with hotel staff and priests noting suspicious behavior. Local reports describe the suspect's movements and the police investigation surrounding the incident.
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Michigan man confesses to Norse crime from thirteen years ago
A Michigan man admits involvement in an old crime dating back thirteen years. He explains his conscience and the impact on his peace of mind. The report notes insurance complications and potential sentencing considerations in Detroit.
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Ie Insurance d Company
Militia Disbands Amid Political Strife And Rumors
Reports from St Louis March 22 say Missouri militia units face disbandment after lawmakers refused to approve funding for the National Guard. Troops or related forces are preparing for possible action as the political stalemate continues. Also noted: a high profile divorce decree and arrival of Spanish troops bound for Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Pugiliat Wind Sentenced. Maine Bill on Public Decorum
In Omaha two year penitentiary term for murder of Fletch or Roblivon by a price fighter named Mangianehior. In Augusta a bill proposes fines or imprisonment for women wearing large hats in public amusements.
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Archbaldbs Core Sensation At Hazleton Warpath Incident
A young woman from Tivington Pa identified as Liva Van Lion attempted to shoot George Archbald in Hazleton Pa after pursuing him by train and on Laurel Street. She claimed Archbald deceived her with a fake marriage, and police found a concealed pistol as she was seized.
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Southern Soldier and Sweetheart United After Years of Courtship
After a courtship lasting thirty two years, Sablus Main and Sarah Slimypan of Phips, W Va, reconnected in 1960 while he served in the Confederate army. They wed Tuesday night in a small town ceremony in Wetfed county, renewing a lifelong bond that began decades earlier. The reunion and marriage bring closure to a long, poignant romance once interrupted by war.
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Conservator Appointed for Woman's Diamond Property
Dr Patrick Cassidy named conservator of the property of Mere Diamond Johnson in Norwich Connecticut after a claim she possessed jewels worth six thousand dollars in bank notes and three thousand seven hundred in other assets. The appointment follows a dispute over gifts alleged to have been made to a guardian.
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Lobsters Freed as Harbor Authorities Dump Confiscated Lot
In Boston on March 22 authorities dumped about three thousand contraband lobsters into the Charles River near its mouth. The crustaceans were shipped from Canada and destined for New York, with a local dealer handling them before seizure. The action ends a trade between New York and the British province, and the transporters face a $15,000 fine.
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Three Killed in a Duel Near Kewanee Farm
News from Meridian reports a triple killing on March 22 near Kewanee Alabama on the Great Southern road. Ben and Allen Pringle, ages 7 and 10, and James Britton, 20, were involved after a quarrel flared on Henry Smith’s farm. Britton was shot after the dispute escalated.
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Fragmentary murder note mentions Britten and Pringles tragedy
A damaged OCR fragment states that Britten shot two Pringles, badly wounding one and killing both victims instantly. The text is unclear but implies a fatal shooting incident with named parties.
Yonkers Postoffice Official Arrested in Mail Robbery
New York March 24. Walter W. Robinson superintendent of letter car Yonkers was arrested on charges of robbing the mails. He has held the post for eleven years and had a noted reputation. Marked bills from three decoded letters were found on him.
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Dun and Company weekly trade review looks brighter
Dun and Company reports in its weekly review that indications of improvement touch several sectors though not all shifts imply real gains. Speculation lifts in cotton and stocks, coal outlook improves on monopoly hopes, and wage gains in coke reduce fuel costs for many manufacturers. however, iron prices and output show little change and overall business health remains mixed with recent failures near 278 in the United States and 244 in Canada, while liabilities rise toward a near 1 million gap from last year.
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R. G. Dun & Caln Weekly Review of Trade
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Turning Bridge Prevents Train Accident Near Burlington
A farmer named Waldino prevented a serious train crash on a Northern railroad line eight miles south of Burlington when he saw a turning bridge fail and warned the train crew. The incident disrupted service as the Express and cargo were delayed while authorities investigated the faulty bridge mechanism.
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John L Sullivan Confined At Sister’s Home
Champion John L Sullivan is confined to his sister’s residence on Brooks Avenue for several days with illnesses. Doctors attending him anticipate further recovery time, estimating at least one more week before improvement.
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Green and Her Cabinet, Malt, March 21
The queer regent received Bonor Fant Socnata several times today. She was unable to arrange with him for a new cabinet. She then sim mooed Canovas Del Castillo.
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Detachment Attacked En Route to Chitral in India
Reports from Calcutta say a Pritthby detachment marching toward Chitral was attacked by natives and defeated. One officer and several privates were killed. A landslide struck Hollaria, Rome, killing many residents?
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Grigsby Bill Reconsidered Amid Silver Speech Recalled
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Meigeby bill was revived on a motion by Harvey of Luzerne to reconsider its defeat on second reading. Ann Grigsby then moved to postpone, delaying action until she is ready. The house also granted a special order for Charles Emory Smith to speak on free silver next Thursday.
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ExoGovernor Carnes Mond Dies in Bownrl At 9
Exogovernor Carnes Mond, born Botton Pui, died yesterday at Bownrl. He studied at Witcote and wed in Minti erin and California. He lived in Sewwal amen and served in IST Constitutional Convention, was a state senator, and twice TiMiTonan governor.
Foreign News Notes and Military Movements
United States warship Castine arrives at Port Said. A sinking boat from the ship Relii Hegente found near Mila and Lowestoft. The khedive promotes Slatin Hey after his escape from Mahdist captivity. Count Kanita’s plan for grain control is reviewed by the Prussian council of state with protection for sugar and spirit goods, supporting bimetallism and rural credit reforms.
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Admiral Meade’s squadron day at San Domingo
The cruiser Montgomery arrived at Mobile yesterday from Marseille. Pieta, the two Swiss minister, arrived in Washington. Mr Van Senden, private secretary to Secretary Carlisle, was at the eel. Secretary Carlisle fined Jacob Dobmeijer of Nebraska one thousand dollars for removing and selling beer from his brewery without tax payment.
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Eastern Pennsylvania Weather Patch Sees Warmer, Southerly Winds
The eastern Pennsylvania region experiences a mild spell with warmer temperatures, improving conditions for outdoor activities. Winds shift from a prevailing pattern to southerly, bringing gentler air and brighter skies as the day progresses.
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Tinley's Hosiery Dept Extraordinary Value
Tinley's Hosiery Dept offers high grade hose at record low prices. 150 dozen ladies fine two thread hose with spliced heel and double sole priced at 176 per pair, three pairs for 50 cents. Made from best Mace Yarn, Hermsdorf dyed, touted as the best hosiery value offered.
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