Sagasta Rejects Third Mediation Offer Amid Naval War Prep
The report notes Spain’s Premier Sagasta declining a third mediation bid from the United States as Spanish naval preparations intensify for potential conflict. It warns of possible attacks on Portland Maine Boston New York and other Atlantic ports, with U.S. officials fearing Spain may seek a dramatic, costly battle at sea to gain honor.
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Gasta
United States
Tosteadt
Beling
Washington
Leo
Cleveland
Ameriey Izene
Havana
Nenar Slagarte Sant
Woollfond
Senor Aigusta
Spin
Cuba
Alure
Woodford
McKinley
Spain
Portland
Toston
New York
Stovemakers Combine Amid Proposed Cancerne Deal
Detroit and Michigan stove firms eye amalgamation under joint management after talks with Detroit Canerny officials. Buck Stove and Harty of St Louis report progress, while Detroit minds refuse to discuss specifics. George Darby confirms support for the union if it proceeds. The exact terms remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancerne
St. Gomis
Michiga
George IE Darby
Combine
Reed Forces Annexation Move Amid House Delay
The article outlines Speaker Reed pushing for a joint resolution to annexation as a way to bypass delays over the treaty. It notes opposition from Mulmagh and risk of adjournment while Senate holds up appropriation bills. Reed’s plan aims to move through the House quickly, despite Republican opposition and uncertainty in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter al
Dary
Congress
Senate
Arden
Pwaker Reed
Phin
Che
Murder and Robbery at Lone Pole Post Office
A 63 year old post office run shop owner was murdered on a rural Southern railway line near Charle win station fifteen miles away. He was shot in the head during a robbery of his store and $500 remained undisturbed. No clues to the attackers were found, and the crime was discovered early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaarlewin Station
Ilix Dent
Prospectors Report Rich Gold in Yaqui River Region
Robert Baker reports from Yuqat Fields near San Antonio Texas that excitement over Yaqui river gold persists. Winslow, now a Casas Grandes merchant, confirms many prospectors flock to upper Yaqui tributaries seeking rich placer deposits and warns against overestimating yields near the lower river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baker
San Aantonio
Tex
Winslow
Casas Grandes
Mesiea
Kes Bilorado
Hevives
Jayabert
Courtasy
Yai Tuchins
Dolter
Yaqui
Winston Claine
Ue Yaqui
Uesate
Chihuahua
Sano
President Dale Arrives in Haiti Buffalo February Visit
President Dale and his party arrived this morning in Buffalo en route to the Pan-American Exposition. Captain John M. Beinker led the party and escorted the delegation through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Dale
Haiti
Buffalo
Dale
Mornington
John M. Beinker
Markets Report Amid Patchy U S Price Moves
Grain and livestock quotations show uneven shifts across Sioux City Kansas City and Minneapolis. Cattle and hog receipts vary while corn wheat and flour futures sag or rise with mixed demand and shifting stockyard levels.
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Sioux City
Wesery
Crittle
Holfers
Mulpher
Hunth
South Omaha
Yeateeday
Willein
Simmenes
South Dakota Nomination Faces Senate Hurdles
South Dakota politics dominate as Kittridge of South Dakota fights to secure appointment with McCoy as Indian agent amid charges and opposition. The issue strands in committee with resistance from prominent figures and possible reversal by the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Tat
Connitt
Fer
Pierre Jid
Charles
Soifle
Conuiff
McWney
W Nacional
Kittridge
Dakota
Hevens Mat
McKinley
Charles T. McCoy
J Cheyenne Viver
McCoy
Landest
Mego
Post Uist Heath
Ab Gluyewne
Whittridge
Jetters
Heath
Supreme Court of
New Mex
Pire Hee
Hama
Meath
Hanon
Tram Kittridge
Hanna Am
Senate
Kitiide
Bliss
Rece
A Iligas
Watertonquel
Saathisterioux
Lee Stover
Thasty
Semitar Wyle
Senate Debates on Civil War Memorial and Navy Pay
The Senate discusses a Civil War memorial prepared by the late Admiral Worden. Debate covers government pay to Monitor officers and crew, funding for naval provisions, and broader wartime appreciation. Various members raise questions about prosperity and appropriate compensation amid appropriations discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Bel
Taimedine Setion
Mer
Admiral Worden
Tieutemmt
Worden
Monitor
Chandler
Evess
Sina
Wealthy lumberman T B Stimson leaves large estate
Las Hat notes T B Stimson a Chicago millionaire lumberman, estate valued around 1 million dollars. It lists heirs and devisees including Olive S Chitten, Louie D. Fay, Dorothy Sliven, Ack Saha, Mimgon Wareld Stimaan and grandchildren Mary F. Spencer Martha E. Kennedy James Devendorf plus Fred Devendorf among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Hat 'T
Luimberman
Vly
Chicago
Olive S Chitteen
Louie D. Fay
Stimson
Dorothy
Sliven
Acksaha
Mimgon
Wareld
Stimaan
Mary F. Spencer
Martha E. Kennedy
James Oe
Fred Devendorf
Schaefer Defeats Slosson For American Championship
In Madison Square Garden Chicago’s Jake Schaefer defeats Slosson by four points to win the American Championship title. The game was close throughout with Schaefer overcoming a late Slosson rally as the pace slowed and both players traded steady maneuvers for the decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saree Schaefer
Jake
Schaeter
Chamnion
George Stessan
America
Vehi
Relaofer
Rena
Parochial School Closure Sparks Admission Push
The French parochial school linked to Sacred Heart Church in New Bedford closes amid repression concerns. Rev Fahrer Charles Ga houry cites non union principle of French operatives as reason. About 200 pupils are displaced and Father tra beney plans appeal to admit students to public schools. The city faces a crisis with local schools strained and property issues under discussion.
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Parcot
New Hedford
Wiss
New Bedford
M Feb
Sacred Heart
Fahrer
Charles
Gahoury
Tle
Father Trabeney
Seliel
Momodale
Meyer Aw
Pamehial Khon
Mounted Police For Yukon Relief Action
Fragmentary report notes mounted police move in Yukon amid urgent government orders. Text references tension, possible mobilization, and relief efforts, with unclear details due to OCR corruption.
Murderer Finch Surrenders After Long Escape
The fugitive Finch, linked to the Frank Sivolford case in Missouri, ends a dramatic retreat after telephoning from Lamont to arrange release plans. He travels toward Kansas City then to a farm near Lamont to visit relatives, but is captured while attempting to reenter the city. Police confirm his motive was residence with his mother and sister during the pursuit.
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Wis
Elepth
Lamont
Bill
Dhe
Chas, Robinson
Missouri Bara
Pastaches
Stile Wand Federal
Kansas City
Gery
Lam
Governor Leedy to Call Special Session March First
Governor Leedy of Kangas will call a special session of the Kansas legislature on March first if a majority of members agree. The session will consider a bill he prepared to grant railway commissioners power to enforce rail rate controls across Kansas.
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Leedy
Kangas
Panndie TE
Topeka
Kin. Pel
Leesdy
Kansse
Nomination Fight Over McCoy Indian Agent Post
Washington reports indicate Charles Y. McCoy’s nomination as Indian agent at the Cheyenne Reservation faces Senate scrutiny. Senator Platt may seek delay for more testimony as relations with Senator Ingalls surface amid disagreement on confirmation prospects.
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Washington
Dent Mechunley
Charles Y. McCag
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Tues Bene
Atoy Matt
Connecticut
Ate
McCoy
Platt
Shemamitice
Benatar P Man
Hace
Indian Affairs Tee
S& Jntar
South Dakota
Bonanza of the Bar Banquet Honors Choate Guest Speaker
The bar association banquet in Chicago featured notable NY archivist Joseph Chow and guest speaker Choate delivering a strong address on liberty, property, and constitutional rights. Attendees included leading Chicago figures as the event stressed public virtue and the profession’s duty to uphold the constitution and independence.
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Toseph J. Chowy
Ikone
Chicago
Choate I
Vally
Hamniinn
Webster
Alnus
Espn
Cabinet Discusses Fruit Trade and Diplomatic Adjustments
A cabinet meeting in Washington reviewed the foreclose sale of bonds and the state of international fruit trade. Officials debated modifications to decisions advised by White and considered how disease risks on fruit might affect policy while noting potential diplomatic avenues with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansa City
Gavi Hape
Germany
Washington
Tal
Athassilar White
Wilsonshite Uitit
New York Central Board Approves 100000 Gold Bond Issue
The directors of New York Central advance a plan to merge with Lake Shore roads and approve a bonded issue totaling 100,000 at 31 4 percent collateral gold bonds in hand. The notice notes strategic steps and financial terms as part of the consolidation move.
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New York
Philadelphi Telede Vey
Minneapolis
Kansua Ciy
Lule
Teecelnes
Duluth
Tuiy
Neosanna Lake
Shorthern
Ste
Rogerpre
Cape Iner Yeny
Aisne
New York Central
Lake Shore
Zola Trial Opens in Paris Assizes Court
The Zola trial began in Paris with M. Zola and M. Perrens defending, amid public interest and protests. The indictment centers on a December Aurore letter impugning high officials tied to the Dreyfus affair, while witnesses and officials respond to the charges and evidence.
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Paris
M.mile Yola
M. Perreux
Aurore
Devyfus
Assizes Court
Stine
M. Zoli
M. Laborie
Af. Perrens
M. Clemenceau
Zola
Advocate General
Zolu
Dreyfusecourtmart
Dreyfus
Paty da Chine
Gen Avitre
Biko Ard
Pell
Trial of Sheriff Martin and deputies at Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pa the trial of Sheriff Martin and deputies opened amid tense exchanges between Attorneys Gannon and Tensilan. Judge Jones warned about contempt and criticized sensational newspapers for perverting justice while doors could close to reporters. Legal testimony described an incident with a striker and a cautious advance by the sheriff, leading to the shooting that followed.
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Nowapapers
HI Wilkesbarre
Sheri Martie
Ede Woodward
Gannon
Tensilan
Tank Occaxing
Lenre Jones
Conti Nat Tell Whit
Ravess
Philadelphia Surety Company
Ramero Switches Sides in Spanish Officer Betrayal Case
A Spanish officer named Ramero faced a coercive choice after betraying Aranguren. He was offered $807 to betray Aranguren but chose to guide pursuers instead, risking exposure as Spanish forces closed in.
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York
Py Khu
Aranguren
Aenagaren
Avangoren
Will Protect The Commission In Cuba Negotiations
Washington reports indicate the administration will abstain from intruding into the Cuban negotiations and will not support any side against American interests. The president seeks to manage responses through official channels while awaiting congressional guidance.
Fragmented verse on love and friendship
A garbled poem fragment describes love and friendship arriving near a village with oblique references to Cupid and early morning skies. The text is riddled with misspellings and nonstandard phrases, making concrete details hard to extract.
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Reed
Ando
Kenses City
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Ateauty
Daley
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Wfiya Her
T. P. Gonaiff
Pierre
Mvrinley
Kittiridge
Suneth Dakota Chaiin
Congressional Proceedings
Tie Hanae, PLC
Comet Lee
Hill Ineres
Evied Perkins
Republi
T. B. Stimson
Schaefer
Slosson
Midicon Square
George F. S Lasson
Mounted Police
Yukon
Ginala
Bette Suairvtagr
Ruth
Mont
Lothbringe
Cano
Louinion
Bovernmont
Bald
Imese
Finch
M’goy
Senator Hansbrough
BAR Association
Sheriff Martin
Ramero
Nicafayguiin
Uae
Imatia
Pate
Snre
Ma Cage
Vongeess
Mass
Unternntintiaal Statisticn Institute
Elasionn
Amy Patriati
Munkind
Frivutanip
Cupid
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