Plot to destroy the Maine tied to Spanish conspirators
A Chicago Chronicle dispatch claims Havana sources describe a three Spaniards plot to destroy the Maine using a mine or torpedo obtained from a Spanish government contact. The conspirators, aided by a renowned diver, allegedly planned the strike near Santa Cataline wharf, with payments and hospital facilities cited as cover.
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Chicago
Key West
The
Chronicle
Havana
Maine
Uank
Santa Cataline
Sante Catal
Sud
Untangling a Turbulent Inquiry From a Wreck Case
An inquiry promises thorough handling weeks before a board will hear Henry Kington. The text notes evidence gathering near Havana and West, with expected divers to inspect the wreck. The article discusses court action and the aim to secure agreement on findings amid public interest in the tower wreck and related charges.
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Sone
Henry Kington
M Tienie
Elaget
Erie
Cauimience $E
Havana
Vand
Ian
Seaverdy
Divers Work On Wreck Salvage Efforts
Divers from multiple teams labor on the wreck site securing horses and salvage. Spanish divers join the effort as preparations intensify. Several Maine marines are wounded. four remain hospitalized as rescue operations continue amid intermittent showers.
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Tiavana
Dauntless Returns to Anchor After Cuban Armament Report
The vessel Dauntless reportedly arrived back with a cargo tied to ammunition for Cuba. Early this morning the ship ventured upriver with an escort and was anchored here. Government officials claim others have been taken in connection with the activity.
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Cuba
The Kind of Navy We Have
A London report cites Carlist criticism of United States Navy discipline following the Maine incident. It argues insubordination and drunkenness aboard ships, with sailors jailed or arrested nightly, and urges stricter command to prevent further turmoil.
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el Cerro
Munvid
London
Venice
United States
Maine
Nfrahol
Cardinal Gibbons Advises Pause in Maine Inquiry
The Maine disaster is honored with a memorial service at the cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons praises the calm conduct of the president and other leaders and urges patience until a court inquiry clarifies the tragedy’s cause. He stresses restraint unless evidence shows a link to the wreck.
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Dade
Valturwre
Maine
Cardinal Gibbons
Unclear Washington Reports On Naval Inquiry
Fragmentary notes indicate no information from Washington about a potential court of inquiry and whether it will return to Jersey. The dispatch mentions unnamed sources and external agencies, with minimal verifiable details.
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Washington
Wavy Department
Suite
Jiesu
Roma Ley
Unre
Holzer
Forsythe
Bevathe Chavestan
York P
Navy Promotions and Nominations Report
Navy department releases list of promotions and nominations, detailing officers advanced in rank and upcoming assignments. Officials emphasize continued leadership as pages turn in the service.
Patriotically Mad Man In Turmoil Revealed
A fragmented report outlines a figure identified as Pacheco in turmoil after a violent incident. The notes reference threats or actions involving a group or faction, with hints of patriotic motive and conflict. The text preserves limited names and obscure details, leaving the full scope unclear.
Prefers the American Side In Naval Strength Debate
Editor says the United States Navy is superior in ships and armor, while conceding Spain’s fleet has stronger engines. He argues American fortifications would defend vital harbors, but notes the U.S. would face challenges in countering submarine warfare. He favors American aid and resource advantage in a potential conflict.
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Moeing
Berlin
Mareh
Caphain
Ritane
Cerin Aveneane Review
United States
Banat
Vauaid
New York
Spain
Holland Submarine on Trial At Holland Shipyard Harbor
The Holland submarine boat, built at Nixon's shipyard in Holloway, undergoes surface and submerged trials to test its attack capabilities. Detectives guard the shore as the vessel, prepared for deep dives and torpedo tests, moves toward completion amid government interest and ongoing construction of similar craft.
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Uuill
Toi P. Holkind
Nixon
Ac Aubethipore
Weant
Lwich
Sausanneh
Earessage
Joba
Hyland
Hans
Mar
Silos
Ghiat
Reemiffy
Colnaisisa
Miraape
Vsnals
Congress
Dollani
Crescent
Woes of a Georgia Lover and a Double Tragedy
Relatives of Mrs. Groves and Mrs. Lincolnton report a marriage engagement for Smith to Mrs. Groves. While visiting, shots were fired at Jim, who was attacked and died. A man claimed to risk his life to protect others as the case unfolds amid rumors.
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Jane Kawes
Stes
Lincolnton
Uris
Smith
Reputican Primaries Signal MacVicar renomination
March 2 in Des Maines shows republican city primaries to renominate Mayor John MacVicar, who won last year as president of the Municipalities association. The tone in Bea Mo Veung Melt Podiye suggests strong support for MacVicar as the incumbent seeks another term.
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Reputan
Canien Des Maines
Reputitican
John MacVicar
Apn
Congressional Proceedings Highlight Naval Fund Resolution
The House debated a resolution to authorize 20 million dollars for immediate purchase of war vessels and equipment, referred to the naval committee. Amendments affected duties on internal revenue informers and congressional staff pay, while bills on Missouri River bridge funding and Corbett seating in Oregon advanced amid debate.
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House
Washington
Tromwell
Ohio
Naval Committee
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Paris
Pensions and Postmasters at Arista and Nepartywenty
A chaotic OCR notice lists pensions and postmaster appointments with scattered names and figures. It mentions Lewis Orl, Charles Moel, John Tolin Mee Afoutezuma, Mary Fingley, Jane Preston, and others receiving sums from 5 to 12 dollars. Wording is garbled but indicates official appointments and related county notices.
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Arista
Washington
Lowis Orl
Charles Moel
John Tolin
Afoutezuma
McNaan
Bincism
Jsur Haya
Winlows
Mary Fingley
Jane Preston
Bi En Ward Trai
Kou Dirkolacucrease
Gardin Juties
Howe to Be Thien Today in Cabifornia War Debates
Fragmentary wartime dispatch recounts a formal decision and military court action linked to the Republic of Cabifornia. It notes officials in Lyon, Qalelind, and Washington discussing sanctions, withdrawals, and charges while referencing broader political tension and social commentary from New York Evening World.
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Union Pri
MME Mujar Wuliine Oy
Zancerin
Republic of Cabifornia
Secoy Bey
Fender
Lyon
Loringhail
Qalelind
Alte
Lynn
Wileh
Washington
Ison Ile
George F Edmunds On The Maine Case Contends International Law Precedent
Senator George F Edmunds discusses Maine disaster precedents, arguing that U S action should follow undeniable facts. He cites Blaine era debates, urges restraint toward Spain unless clear necessity is shown, and notes congressional remedy for widows of victims. The piece echoes late 19th century diplomacy and legal questions.
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Philadelphia
Marvel
Geo
Spain
Logigiana
Janus G. Blaine
Congress
Withautren
Persan
Cominy
Lins
Imjalry
Alent
Eli
Singhalles
Court of Inquiry at Key West Civilian Testimony
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Key West inquiry involving civilians and military personnel. Reportedly, the court sought to face witnesses and determine events about a torpedo incident and a New York arrival. Observers stood outside the courthouse as preparations continued and the court prepared to proceed.
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Key West
Maine
Caurt
Cushans
New York
United States
Tony
Mother and Babe Drowned After Jumping Into River
Mrs. Geo Davidson, described as insane, left her home in Michigan at midnight in her night dress and jumped into the Titette River. The body was recovered and the infant’s body was carried out to sea, with authorities unsure of the fate of the child.
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St. Jozeph
Mich
Maveh
Geo
Davidson
Whitey
Fatal Explosion at Kalamazoo Hall Chemical
A deadly blast at the Hall chemical laboratory in Kalamazoo Michigan leaves ten dead and many injured. Names of the deceased include George Noliday Patrick McTugh Charles Whiting James Quigly William Wager J L Holloway Frank Auwers Joseph Clifford and others. Injured include Win Mastings James Utter John McDermott Ordway Knight Theworge Clatterton Victor Vovelle Teed Stohyex John McAllister among others. Bodies of Fayrese Dolesuse William Wager were recovered from the ruins. Fire crews and investigators work through the morning at the site with more bodies feared in the debris.
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Hall Chemical
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mareh L
Hall Chemical Laboratory
George Noliday
Patrick McTugh
Piperan
Charles Whiting
James Quigly
William Wager
Greman
J. L. Holloway
Frank Auwers
Agene Dole
Joseph Clifford
Win Mastings
Foot
Tames Utter
John McDermott
Ordway Knight
Thworge Clatterton
Victor Vovellc
Teed Stohyex
John McAllister
Fayrese Dolesuse Wile Lian Wager
Loth Sremen
Joseph Cliford
Baleman
Ana
Five Seamen Lost As Steamer Legislator Burns At Sea
The British steamer Legislator, Captain Rennant, was destroyed by fire off Senedost on February 1 near 21.28 N 44.10 W. Eleven forward crew perished, including the second mate and chief steward. Twenty eight aboard, with two passengers, Dr. W C Mortimer and wife, were rescued by the steamer Flower Gate and brought to port.
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Brive
Legislator
Viro
Senedost
Poston
Rennant
Tiverpool
Colne
Nnt
Ahi Zed
Ayu
W. C. Mortimer
Lendon
Courbourn
Deat Arcy
John Gattney
Ibbston
Seven Lives Lost In Charleston Tenement Fire
A deadly blaze in a Charleston tenement on Saturday evening killed seven residents. Police and fire crews found trapped occupants on the third story as flames spread, with a carpenter's wife among the deceased and four men among the victims. Coroner conducts an inquest into the tragedy.
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Charleston
Chaseston
Fire Department
Arc
Lar
Uheas
Bronees
AD Men
Knick
Theodore Kui
Fsa
Feu
Kuivhilliger
Lhonse
Mentingail
Jnst
Buttermakers Meeting Chooses Officers and Prize Winners
The Buttermakers Association met in Topeka on March 1, awarding the first prize for creamery butter to Ungston of New Sweden with a score of 98. She was not given to Mortanden, who scored 97.5. The group elected Irwin Paul of Springfield as president and George 1% Oye as vice president for the ensuing year.
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Seco
Topeka
Kae
Ed Ungston
New Sweden
Martin Mortannen
Megis
Preaiten
Irwin Paul
Springfield
George
Oye Bo
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