Uribe Uribe Infates and Insurgents Rally in Americas
A cable from General Vargas Santos reports Uribe Uribe entered Colombia from Venezuela with about 2000 men at Tachira and aims to breach the Colombian government. Insurgents under Ardilla capture Bucaramanga and plan fresh strikes toward Panama. Naval forces Darien Padla Galtan and others near the isthmus may land, with General Benjamín Herrera commanding. Reports also detail planned actions by Alban vessels to counter the rebels.
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New York
Vargas Santos
A. J. Restrepo
Rafael Uribe-Uribe
Colombia
Venezuela
Uribe-Uribe
Tachira
Irisia
Venesuelah
Qure
Department
Santander
Buccaramansa
Restrepo
Ardilla
Unibe-Crile
Panama
Darien
Padla
Galtan
Benjamin Herrera
Rescue at Sea: Lizzie M Stanley Aids Eva L Ferris Crew
The schooner Lizzie M Stanley arrived at Gloucester with the shipwrecked crew of the Eva L Ferris, including Captain W Clarke of Calais Me and Mrs Clarke and seven year old nephew, after the Ferris sprang a leak in a northwest gale off Thatcher's light. The crew endured 46 hours ashore lashed to pumps, with the Ferris sinking soon after.
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Gloucester
Mass
Lizzie M. Stanley
Eva L. Ferris
W. Clarke
Calais
Ferris
Philadelphia
Boston
Lynn
Clarke
Vineyard Haxen
Thatcher
Stanley
Georges
John H. Ferris
Norwalk
Conn
Newburyport
Neely Pleads Not Guilty in Havana Embezzlement Trials
Trials over Cuban post office embezzlements opened in Audiencia court. One hundred eighty-two witnesses called. Neely, Rathbone, Reeves plead not guilty after consulting counsel. Defendants Moya and Mascara, stamp clerks, also enter not guilty pleas.
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Havana
Audientia Court
Neely
Charles ¥. W. Neely
Rathbone
Reeves
Moya and Mascara
Senores Lanuza
Desyeraine
Pascua
Moys
Mascara
Pittsburg Goal Combine Formed With 5 Million Capital
An independent organization named the Manufacturers and Coal Consumers company has been formed in Pittsburg with 5 million dollars capital paid in. It unites J H Jones interests and the Pittsburg and Buffalo Coal company under a common office and officers. The new group will control about 25 000 acres in the Pittsburg district with daily output near 15 000 tons, while competing with the Pittsburg Coal company as a rail combine.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Manufacturers and Coal
J. H. Jones
Buffalo Coal Company
Ity Ho Jahes
Jones Jones Ehairman
H. P. Jones
New ‘Corporation
Pittsburg’Coal Company
Rail Combine
Pittsburg Company
Upor Hs
Hare Appears In London After Two Years Away
London reports Hare returned to the Criterion in A Pair of Spectacles drawing an enthusiastic crowd. He received two curtain calls and thanked the audience for a welcome he hoped had given him a fraction of the greatness he felt in return. New counterfeit one dollar bill detected in circulation in Washington marked 1899 CO with crude features and upside down back printing. Lieutenant Commander James M Bull, tied to the Builo exposition injuries, is recommended for retirement.
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Hare
London
John Hare
Criterion Theater
Washington, Dan
Secret Service
Check Letter “Co
Lyons, Register, and Roberts
Washington
Arl
James TI. Bull
Brinel Hydrographic Office
Bulalo
Government
Buifate Exposition
Dual Victory in Ohio Declares Hanna Faction Gain
Columus Ohio Jan 6 The Hanna faction won control of the House while Foraker men gained the Senate in Republican caucuses. McKinnon named speaker over Price by 38 30. Price praised Hanna, McKinnon and denounced opponents. Senate committees debated. Archer favored as pro tem Scobey clerk. Democratic caucus chose Roadbush pro tem with minority committee assignments. The outcome affects national and state campaigns and future reapportionment.
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Foraker
Senate
House
Cole
W.S. McKinnon
Ashtabuni
McKinnon
Guerin
Aaron E. Price
Athens
Price
Hanna
Unitech States Senate
Lince
Hazna
FF. B. Archer
EB. Scobey
Ohio
Congress
Hanuna
Democratic Senate
W. E. Roadbush
Decker
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