New York Cuban Revolutionary party forms in Hardman hall
A New York Cuban Revolutionary party meeting in Hardman hall approved delegates for Cuba and outlined plans for possible armed action. Leaders pledged ample funds and warned that revolution could begin soon, with clubs totaling ninety seven across the United States ready to aid.
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New York
Cuba
America
Key, West
Tampa
Fla
Hardman Hall
Fifth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Jose Marti
Council of Direction
Gonzalo de Quesada
Quesada
Estrada Palma
Juan Fraga
Marti
Carlos Azhonet
Benjamin J. Guerra
United States
Home Rule Party
Key West
Guerra
Spreading Disease From Decaying Matter In Indianapolis
An Indianapolis family the Goodwins on Parker avenue suffered a string of illnesses after decaying animal matter in an old cellar is thought to have caused organic poisoning. The mother elder daughter sister and husband fell ill while neighbors aiding in relief were also stricken. Mrs Coleman, aiding volunteers, showed symptoms of cholera like illness and survived a close call. The outbreak prompted a formal inquiry and remains under investigation with the Goodwins and Mrs Coleman still ill.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Goodwin
Parker Avenue
Lewisville
J. A. Coleman
Thas
Goodwin House
Yorkshire volunteers form corps to oppose home rule
London April 18 Col Hon C P Dawnay ex MP for Thirsk and Malton announces a corps of Yorkshire gentlemen volunteers to join Ulster Unionists in armed opposition to Irish home rule. In Glasgow Orange lodges store rifles and bayonets likely to aid Ulster Orangemen against home rule.
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London
C. P. Dawnay
Thirsk and
Malton
Yorkshire
Corps
Gentlemen Volunteers
Glasgow
Orange Lodges
Orangemen
Ulster
German Musicians to Land Despite Union Efforts
New York April 18 A morning paper reports that 100 German musicians aboard the steamship Trave will be allowed to land despite the Musical Mutual Protective union efforts. Secretary Carlisle has decided the musicians may enter the United States.
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New York
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Trave
Carlisle
Arrival of Merrill, Civil War Veteran, in New Brunswick
Irvin S. Merrill, believed dead for 34 years, arrived in New Brunswick to visit his sisters. He served in the Civil War and relatives learned from survivors that he had perished at Vicksburg.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Irvin S. Merrill
Vicksburg
Demonstrators Attack Public Works Minister Outside Parliament
In Bucharest a worker demonstration before the parliamentary building against octroi raged Monday. The public works minister was pelted as he left the chamber, with rioters attempting to drag him into the street. Stones injured several, two cavalrymen were unseated, and around six rioters were arrested as a squadron restored order.
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Bucharest
Chamber
le Works
Eruption of Sun Eclipse Noted by Observers
The Sun eclipse observed Sunday caused injuries to workers and spurred rapid measurements. Reports state the totality lasted about 17 minutes with a 34 minute magnitude near the center of the sun. Observers from Argentina and Chile participated, noting first contact and durations from 4 10 seconds to 10 27 45.
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Sufiy
Fire in Plymouth Halts Town Activity
A brief telegraph message from Plymouth reports a town fire causing disruption with police and fire units dispatched from Detroit. No injuries or details were learned as of 1 a.m. Plymouth, Michigan, has about 2,000 residents.
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Michigan
Detrot
Mich
Plymouth
The Frozen Lads in North Dakota Storm
BisMARcK April 18 Joseph Dieterich and George Chadwick froze during last week’s blizzard. Dieterich was brought to town Sunday night after Chadwick walked twenty four miles for help. Both boys are severely frozen and may need amputations, but doctors hope to prevent it. Chadwick succumbed briefly after securing aid. In Paris April 18 Prof Pickering's eclipse observations support a solar atmosphere extending about one eighth of the sun's diameter, pending more detail.
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Bismarck
N. D
Joseph Dieterich
George Chadwick
Chadwick
Dieterich
Paris
Pickering
M. Flammarion
Pickerings
Carter Morrisons Eagle Arrives for Chicago Inauguration
A twelve foot wingspan live bald eagle from the Rockies arrives in Chicago by express Monday. The bird will appear in the council chamber at City Hall when Carter H. Harrison is inaugurated as World's fair mayor of Chicago. Mrs Maybrick reportedly attempted suicide at Woking prison, slashing her throat and chest with a table knife but was saved.
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Plymouth
Kansas City
Kan
Florida
Waterville
N. Y
Martha Washington
Dr. Estpringe
Tokio
Japan
Hicks-Lorp
Wayne MacVeagh
California
Col. Shanklin
Trenton
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Ther
E. A. Goddard
Reynolds
Alexander Doyle
Mobile
Admiral Raphael Semmes
Wm. C. Whitney
Gen. O. O. Howard
U. SS. A
Auburn
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mills
Tennessee
Nashville
Carter Morrison
Rockies
Express
Carter H. Harrison
Death of Young Brakeman in Railroad Accident
In Chattanooga on April 18 Mason Long, a young brakeman, died after slipping between Cincinnati Southern railroad cars at Hexon. He was beheaded and dismembered. fragments were collected in Hexon and an inquest held.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mason Long
Hexon
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Trial Begins in Nim Shephard Case in Bentonville
Bentonville Arkansas April 18 The trial opened Monday morning for Nim Shephard accused of fatally shooting two lawmen two years ago Policeman Will Dalton of Rogers Arkansas and Marshal Ed Wright of Pierce City Missouri The case hinges on Hephards alleged intent and location during the shootings as prosecutors seek conviction on murder charges Will Dalton and Ed Wright were killed in separate incidents during the same period triggering the trial.
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Retake
Bentonville, Ark
Nim Shephard
Shephard
Will Dalton
Rogers, Ark
Marshal Ed. Wright
Pierce City
Aeronaut Injured In Display At Highland Park
Chester Swearingen an aeronaut from Bloomington fell forty feet during an exhibition in Highland Park. He suffered a fractured right arm and internal injuries believed fatal.
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Quiney
Chester Swearingen
Bloomington
Highland Park
Fatal Fire Claims Woman at Garret Bryan Home
A fire at the residence of Gave Bryan on Brown's Creek in Cuarneston West Virginia on April 18 destroyed the home. Mrs. Bryan reportedly ran to the yard and died of heart disease during the blaze.
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Cuarneston
W Va
Gave Bryan
Brown's Creek
Bryan
Military aides named for presidential review at New York harbor
General Schofield, rankings officer of the army, is detailed as military aide to the president for the review. Rear Admiral Bellin is named naval aide for the same event at New York harbor, marking a formal return to the capital’s ceremonial arrangements.
Blount acted under orders on Honolulu flag incident
Secretary of State Gresham confirmed Blount carried out all presidential orders regarding the flag at Honolulu. The Hawaii situation sparked criticism of Cleveland's administration. Carter awaits word from Hawaiin government while Blount’s dispatch details the flag removal and possible restoration provisions.
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State Department
Slount
Washington
Gresham
Blount
Carter
White House
Cleveland
Honolulu
Hill Opens Fight Over New York Postmaster Patronage
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Hill has begun contesting federal patronage in New York. The Senate post office committee seeks written copies of papers detailing recommendations for presidential postmasters in Malone Plattsburg Watertown and Suspension Bridge. Horn’s case draws attention as county indorsements clash with machine politics. The White House may resist but will provide courtesy papers to the Senate. The correspondent says war has begun in earnest.
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New York
Washington
Senator Hill
New York State
Post Office Committee
Senate
Malone
Plattsburg
Watertown
Suspension Bridge
Crowley
Clare
Horn
Hill
Post Office Department
Bissell
Washington removals exceed new appointments in agriculture
Washington on April 17 reports 133 removals in the department of agriculture since the new administration took power, including resignations, against 63 appointments. Secretary Morton calls these figures a sufficient response to claims that new appointments equal removals.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Morton
Carlisle Must Show His Financial Policy
Washington April 17 reports indicate Secretary Carlisle may soon be forced to reveal his financial policy. It is expected gold shipments next week will erase the free gold balance in the treasury and compel measures to maintain parity among all U S currency issues.
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Washineton
Carlisle
United States
Areonaut Miss Nel lie Hagle Injured In San Francisco
An aeronaut named Miss Nel lie Hagle suffered terrible injuries when a balloon she was ascending at Cliff House broke free from handlers in strong wind. She was thrown against a building wall on the trapeze, breaking both legs and left in lifeless condition after the impact.
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San Francisco
Nellie Hagle
Cliff House
Miss Hagle
Senate ends extraordinary session with Roach probe battles
The extra session closes after six weeks with debate over Senator Roach career unresolved. Earlier weeks saw calls for investigations into railroad and Indian affairs, mixed with disputes over Ady’s Kansas seat and funding for a District of Columbia court of appeals judges. The Honolulu flag issue prompted a state department inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Tarris
Tennessee
Platt
Hoar
Ann Arbor
Peffer
Gorman
Call
Chandler
Sherman
Roach
Committee On Privileges and Elections
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Florida
Joseph A. Ady
Kansas
Committee On
Martin
Ady
West
Missouri
Committee On Resolutions
Harris
Reach
Vance
George Mise L
Constitutional Senate
New Hampshire
England
Voorhees
Dem
N. D
Blount
Honolulu
Lodge
Secretary of State
Butler
Nominations to Senate for District of Columbia and other posts
The president sent nominations to the senate including Richard H. Alvey for chief justice of the district of Columbia court of appeals Martin F Morris Seth Shepard Levi S Manning John Lafabe William Aughin Lucius Q G Lamar Robert K Gillespie John C Geraghty Charles H Miller and Emil Pro echask to various federal posts such as receivers land office collector of customs surveyor general and assistant surgeon in the marine service across multiple states including Maryland DC Texas Arizona Minnesota Mississippi Wisconsin Illinois and South Dakota.
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Washington
Senate
Richard H. Alvey
Maryland
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Martin FE. Morris
Seth Shepard
Texas
Levi S. Manning
Arizona
John Lafabe
South Dakota
Rapid City
S. D
William Aughin
Minnesota
Crookston
Minn
Lucius Q. G Lamar
Mississippi
General Land Office
Robert K. Gillespie
Tennessee
John C. Geraghty
District of Minnesota
Charles H. Miller
Illinois
Galena
Ills
Marine Service
United States
Emil Proechask
Wisconsin
Phillips Brooks Memorial Observed in Boston
Representatives of all denominations united in honoring the memory of the late Bishop Phillips Brooks. The services at Trinity church included an oration music brief addresses and a memorial gem by Rev. M. J. Savage.
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Phillips Brooks
Boston
Trinity Church
M. J. Savage
Winter Wheat Outlook Reported By Agriculture Department
Washington April 12. The April report of the statistician of the department of agriculture shows the average condition of winter wheat on April 1 at 70.0? Actually 17.4 against 81.2 last year and rye at 85.7. The data notes household or regional variations and presents comparative figures for the two grains.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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