Robbed the express car near Lebanon on the Wells Fargo line
Report from St Louis area about a Wells Fargo express train robbed near Lebanon Missouri by three masked men just before 1 AM. The crew escaped, the train carried mail and valuables, and one passenger or witness noted a red light on the track as the robbers fled. Authorities refused disclosure of settlement details.
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St Tovis
Lebanon
St Louis
Hochland
Wwe
Enetuer
Feetaan
Abessadiitea
Cork Dyer
Dei
Wargo Expresso
Secretary addresses money question in nonpartisan plea
A garbled note describes a secretary addressing the money question in a nonpartisan manner. It mentions themes of plutocracy and ally relations, with reference to a city event planned for April.
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Washiotux Carhstreh
Priopel Pnarery Stians of
Chicesya
Devoud
Tragic Fire Claims Eleven Lives in Mamil Residence
A deadly blaze near Mamai results in eleven deaths including families of Teraglia and Guone. Fire originated in a lower hallway and spread quickly as victims huddled in a narrow room. Fire crews faced intense heat preventing immediate entry. Authorities probe the catastrophe and smoke-filled chaos.
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Bieyx
Iatinn
Esloniv
Mamil
Dane
Noone
Haliway
Insurgents Destroy Part of Cuban Army Supply Train
Rebels near Guana and La Fe in Pinar del Rio split a government convoy with about 2,000 attackers led by Varona and Sosa. They seized most of the supplies, killed and wounded many troops, and burned or killed oxen under extreme heat as government reports claim a victory.
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Havana
Nene
Varona
Sosa
Wadras
Guana
la Fe
Pinar del Rio
Civil unrest and battle losses amid remote uprisings reported
The dispatch notes thirty killed and wounded as rebels clash with a civil guard sergeant. A separate engagement at La Pajti on March 14th costs twenty killed or wounded, with no public movements disclosed for Mares in Pines, Dot Reo. General Borges reports ongoing casualties and distant skirmishes amid unfavorable wind and weather conditions affecting navigation and operations.
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Rebsia
Smene
Civil Guard
Reba
la Pajti
Mares
Siil
Pines
Borges
Body found in a box identified as Oliver by officials
Police announced the corpse recovered in a box is positively identified as Oliver by authorities in an ongoing investigation. Officials indicated no other names are confirmed and the case may require further action to determine the circumstances surrounding the death.
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United States
Thiaa
New Orleans
Montgomery
Atlanta
Kennesaw Mountain
Abbeville
Baiern
Durham
Petersburg
the Crater
Richmond
Wilderness
Fredericksburg
Chancelloreville
Washington
Pacific
Atlantic
H . Leard
Seaboard Air Line
Raleigh
N. C
Pacific Coast
Citica
Oliver
Aper Cocaal
Pranee
Corenve
Oremien
Republic of Bracco
Lome
Meeting in Washington Reactions to Manufacturer Club Talk
Report discusses a March 30 gathering in Washington where about six hundred attendees, including nearly all major Philadelphia manufacturers, debated a silver purchase stance. Some participants claimed they were misrepresented in prior reports and urged closer alignment with silver wearers.
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Washington
Senators
Siver
Philadelphia
Iron Producers Aim to Secure Profit With Joint Agency
In New York on March 30 representatives from Tennessee Coal and Iron Sloss Pioneer Debardeleben Woodard and Thomas and other Southern pig iron makers held talks. A preliminary agreement to maintain prices for thirty days was proposed. A joint selling agency is planned, with a definite agreement within a month to set prices and ensure fair profits for manufacturers. The leading capitalists control Southern pig iron production.
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New York
South
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Sloss
Pioneer
Debardeleben
Woodard & Thomas
Fertilizer Grades Influence Potash Crop Yield
Fragmentary text suggests discussing how fertilizer grade affects crop output, noting higher yields with certain fertilizers and the importance of potash. Limited readable material mentions Gradibatl and coplanines in relation to soil nutrients and fertilizer quality.
Fatal Boiler Explosion Kills Two in Milford Area
Two men died and three were injured when a boiler at a mill owned by Reed and Sons exploded near Milford early this morning. Bodies were torn to fragments and scattered over about a thousand feet. One victim was Joe Anderson a white laborer. another named Fitzwater and Martin were among the dead.
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Hie
Tennessee
Wml
Bred
Ves
Minoisville
Milford
Ted
Fatty
Fitzwater
Martin
Prilt
Joe Anderson
Whiteside
Penn
Robert Alexander
Public Debt Statement and Finance Notes
Public debt figures show March increases in interest bearing and cash in treasury. Net cash balances reach 171 641 743 with gold reserve at 100 million. Dr W J Martin of University of Virginia named Chair of Chemistry at Davidson College succeeding his deceased father.
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Wasuinatox
W. J. Martin
University of Virginia
Davidson College
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