Pursuing Rebels in Cuba Prompts Spanish Troops to Advance
News from Havana and Tampa reports Spanish forces pursuing Cuban insurgents in several skirmishes near San Miguel Bagnes and Monte Verde. Rebel leader Paschio Yaron died, second in command Felipe Alvaro was captured, and a civilian woman was killed by a stray shot.
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Havasa
Lisut Hadilla
San Miguel Bagnes
Puerto Principe
Paschio Yaron
Felipe Alvaro
Monte Verde
Santiago de Calis
Gurrida
Mecsa
Weavo
Maceo
Cuba
Guillermo
Macarat
Santiago
Martinez de Campos
Marshal de Campos
Guantanimo
Santaza
Cremation Declared Not Christian Burial by Masonic Law
Cremation services are ruled not to be Christian burial by Masonic authority in Pennsylvania. The decision by Grand Master Arnold affects funeral plans for Charles J. Melseer, a high Mason, who wished to be cremated. The family abandoned the cremation plan after the ruling. Denver citizens form a committee of 18 to welcome ex Congressmen Fibley and others, including Senators Jones and Stewart and George A. J. Warner, arriving in Denver next Monday.
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Parmapecrusa
Charles J. Melseer
Helscer
Pennsylvania
Arnold
Denver
Fibley
John P. Jones
W.M. Stewart
Geo. A. J. Warner
Duover
Eight Locomotives Burned At Winslow Round House
Fire at Winslow New Mexico destroys the round house and machine shops of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. Eight engines valued at about 5000 each are lost, with the ninth engine scorched. Estimated total damage around 108000 amid fruit traffic significance.
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Winslow
Averqueness
N. M
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Engen
Joss
California
Todd testifies in Kansas asylum inquiry on Ellsworth removal
Rev. W. G. Todd, superintendent of the Kansas City blind asylum, testified that Captain Wait secured Ellsworth for a post there, that she was incompetent, and he demanded her removal. Ellsworth then moved to Beloit girls’ school and later married Manley while still known as Ellsworth. Wait also stated Ellsworth, later Mrs. Manley, once worked for Wait at Lincoln as bookkeeper and business manager of the Lincoln Beacon.
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W. G. Todd
Kansas City
Kansas
Todd
W. S Wait
Ellsworth
Beloit School For Girls
Carlisle to Run for Senate Succeed Blackburn
A Kentuckian ally to the Carlisle family reports Carlisle likely to seek the Kentucky Senate seat to replace Blackburn. The confidant notes Carlisle may not actively canvass while in office, but friends are urged to consider him a receptive candidate, with Blackburn labeling him a dangerous opponent.
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Senate
Blackburn
Lextworon
Washington
Carlisle
Kentucky
Stra. Carlisle
Gen. Clarkson
Geo. Harrison
Majority Favored Anna Dickinson Damages Suit, Jury Discharged
In Benaston Pennsylvania on April 1 the jury in the case of Anna Dickinson against Dr. Underwood and others was discharged after fifteen hours with no verdict. The judge cited a juror’s relative death as the reason. The majority favored a verdict for the plaintiff. Dickinson sought $30,000 for five weeks of confinement in the Danville asylum in 101.
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Anne Dickinson
Benaston
Anna FL Dickinson
Dr. Underwood
Timen
John ML. Bryden
Joby Thompson
Dickinson
Danville
Moody and Sankey Revivals In Mexico City
Moody and Sankey conduct a revival in Mexico City drawing great interest as the first notable meeting in the city. They plan to stay most of the week possibly visit Monterey before Texas engagements. The ads note a free Viavi lecture at Bijou on Thursday and a quartet at the First Christian Church tonight.
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Mexico
Mex
Republic
Monterey
Texas
Bridget O'Planigan
Male
First Christian Church
Heavy freshets flood East with Hudson peak in years
Major flooding grips the East as the Hudson River at Troy reaches its highest level in years. Delaware River towns report submerged docks and railroad beds, with extensive damage in Bernextows and Kingston. Hungary faces wide floods along the Theiss and Muro rivers, inundating dozens of villages and towns.
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Hudson
Troy
N. J
State Dam
Citizens’ Steamboat
Delaware
Mixed party results in New Jersey city elections
Jersey City and nearby towns report mixed outcomes with Republicans winning in Jersey City and Democratic gains in areas like Weehawken and West New York. Christian Braum (Dem) elected mayor by about 3500, while other districts show Republican declines and local victories for various tickets. Major Hugh B Fleming dies at 86. Kit Carson sword tale noted.
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Jersey City
N. J
Partasox
Christian Braum
Degser Crry
West New York
Citizens
Kurcanere
Hanway
Daly
Peace Believed Near in Japan China Armistice
Fen Darn, Washiyeton April 10 Japanese Chinese armistice closes in ten days officials and diplomats expect final terms soon. A veteran Chinese Corean expert notes emergencies are delayed until last day and Corea's independence likely becomes a peace term. The United States is said to be the only nation to recognize Corea independence. It is believed the treaty will publicly affirm Corea and expand its international ties.
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Fen Darn
Washiyeton
Athan
Coreana
Corea
United States
Japan
China
Little Kingdom
Mrs Hendricks and Other Prominent Indiana Women
Indiana article notes Mrs Hendricks widow of Vigo Cresiacen Hendricks joins spiritualist colony in Indianapolis. Lottie Greenrod Hoerbine acts as medium linking Hendricks to spirit world. Hoerbine lists prominent clients including Harrison's daughter, Mrs McKee, James Whitcomb Riley, and Lt Gov Nye. Hendricks’s estate grows, keeping her among Indiana’s wealthiest women.
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Hendricks
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vigo Cresiacen Hendricks
Lottie Greenrod Hoerbine
Herbine
Harrison
McKee
James Whitcomb Riley
Nyeira Hendricks
Frohman to Produce Wilde Comedy Despite Sentiment
New York April 10 Charles Frohman says he will not drop Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest for sentiment. He owns American rights with Mr Alexander and has invested in scenery and stock. Despite Wilde's troubles he plans to proceed with the Empire theater staging.
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Charles Frohman
New York
Charles Froh Man
Oscar Wilde
Empire Theater
Frohman
Alexander
Republicans to Control in Senate Reorganization
In Wasametox on April 10 Senator Voorhees of Indiana predicted a Republican led reorganization of the finance committee. He said he would not oppose and doubted any Democrat would. He noted Republicans will have a plurality and should lead in snaping legislation, expecting to yield the chair to Senator Morrill next session.
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Wasametox
Senate
Voorhees
Indiana
Finance Committee
Morrill
Women Draw Colour Line as Baltimore Club Withdraws
The Woman's Literary Club of Baltimore unanimously withdraws from the national Federation of Women's Clubs in protest after the federation admitted colored clubs. The move, decided this week, signals disapproval of that policy and follows a bitterly debated consensus.
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Baltimore
Federation of Women’s Club
Baurimore
Woman's Literary Club
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Approve Atchison Plan Marks Reorganization Agree
New York April 10 The Atchison railway directors approve the reorganization plan and urge stock deposits to meet assessments to ease the process Dover Del April 10 The 106th ballot for United States senator yields no change Funeral of the late Governor Marvil slated Thursday at M E church Laurel Interment in Laurel cemetery list of departures from Topeka and other cities includes D Atwood A J Hit W W Critten den P A McPherson Esa City May & Holliday Lincoln John Ritchie McPherson De etc Interior Dept to print 15000 maps and 20000 township plats Ark April 10 Petition to abolish the police board circulating in Arcesto with Democrats backing police control by city government
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New York
Atchison Railway
Joint
Ware
Dover
Del
United States
Marvil
M. E
Laurel
Topeks
D. Atwood
Chattanooga
A. J. Hit
Kee Springs
W. W. Crittenden
Chicago
P. A. McPherson
Esa City
Mea & Holliday
Lincoln
John Ritchie
McPherson
Cbes Ous
Oskaloosa
Frank Black
Mia
Hla Black
Toledo
Arcetsox
Enlist Labor to Blame Gold Bugs Plan for Silver Spread
A Washington dispatch reports leaders of a new silver party plan to win over eastern labor to free coinage. They will attack gold bugs and the gold standard, warning of monetary monopoly and promoting widespread silver literature. An Oklahoma politician faces a warehouse and business wrecking case as Perry Hardware is placed in receivership.
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New York
Washington
New Silver Party
East
Wall Street
Rothschilds
Sherman
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Perry
Perry Hardware and Implement Company
ED. Nims
EF. D. Lowry
Mack C. Ford
Lowrey
Pard
Kill Railroad Bills in Wisconsin Legislature
Maptsos Wis April 10. Both of Mr Hall s bills to establish a board of railroad commissioners and to regulate railway corporations came up last night. Hall said railroads favored rich shippers and discriminated against poor travelers. After debate the motion to indefinitely postpone the measures carried.
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Maptsos
Wis
Hall
Board of
Railroad Commissioners
Iowa
Hill
St Paul Steamer Launch At Cramp Yard In Front Of 20000
Pattaperrata April 10 the big steamer St Paul launched at Cramp’s ship yard at 1 05 pm witnessed by nearly 20000 persons The vessel christened by Frances Grisom daughter of the International Navigation company president Governor and both legislative branches attended. K G Fleming of Dickinson dies at Salina Kansas. District leader and Presbyterian figure was brother of Rev Dr Fleming of Wichita. Aldace Walker arriving in Galveston for Santa Fe inspection on return to New York.
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Kit Carson
Ears
Hugh B. Fleming
Fort Garland
Pennsylvania
Curtin
Pattaperrata
St. Paul
Cramp
Mise Frances Grisom
International Navigation Company
K. G. Pleminz
Dickinson
Kansas City
Salina
Kan
HK. G Pleming
Dickinson County
Solomon
Solomon G. A. R
Central
Kansas
Dr. Fleming
Wichita
Walker
Texas
Galveston
Aldace FP. Walker
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
California
New York
Well does n't he drink
Boston April 10 Zion s Herald attacks Dr Lansing for accusing President Cleveland of intoxication at a New York naval review. The paper cites the president s statements and others denying the charge, calling for L anging to repent and apologize to Cleveland and the public. It notes New England conference ministers disavow responsibility for the rash accusation.
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Grover Cleveland
Boston
Zion's Herald
New England Methodism
Lansing
Cleveland
L J. Lansing
Park Street
Naval Review
New York
New England Conference
Methodist Church
Lent's Ending at Church of the Assumption Tenebrae Office
The Church of the Assumption hosts the Tenebrae service this evening with priests Father Harrigan of Blaine Father Hudson of Olathe Father Cavanaugh of Osage Father Michael of Nortonville and Father Moore, candles extinguished during the rite. Tenebrae continues tomorrow evening with stations of the cross and a Passion sermon by Father Michael on Friday evening.
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Church of the Assumption
Ray
Mather Hayden
Father Harrigan
Blaine
Father Hudson
Olathe
Pather Cavanaugh
Osage
Pather Michael
Nortonville
Father Moore
City Treasurer Elliot Files Bond With Council Approval Pending
Charles X Elliot, newly elected city treasurer, filed his official bond for 50100 with Mayor Fellows. The council will approve at tonight’s meeting. Signatories include himself father G N Ellen John J Mulvane P L Bonebroke War Sims F G Willard W E Sterne and J P Davis. City money is secured by Bank of Jopeka with its $100000 official bond on file.
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Mr. C. & Elliott
Fellows
Bank of Jopeka
May Lose Her Foot Little Benson Hit by Trolley
Three year old Little Benson, daughter of a Santa Fe shop worker, was playing near Second and Madison streets when she darted into the path of a trolley car. The vehicle could not stop in time and ran over her foot, mangling it. Doctors have not decided whether any portion will be saved.
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Little Benson
Sante Fe
Second
Madisson
Madigan Street
o@ croes
Second Street
Free Beer Every Hour Sparks Omaha Brewery Strike
In Omaha on April 10 an attempt to settle the journeymen brewers strike failed after workers demanded free beer every hour. Brewers across the city remained out as unions drafted a new contract with the hourly beer clause.
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Omaha
Bishops Seek Saline Kansas City Meeting of Methodist Leaders
A Saline report says Methodists plan a fall bishops meeting in Saline with the full episcopal board except Bishops Thoburn and Taylor. In Holton Campbell University receives a high powered telescope magnifying five hundred diameters enabling viewing of stars to magnitude thirteen. the moon comes closer. At Salina the Kansas Wesleyan University spring oratorical contest names C Gray winner for A Social Condition. W N Blair takes second. Peerless notes strong showing.
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Kansas City
Star
Saline
Kan
Episcopal Board
Thoburn
Taylor
Africa
Campbell University
Holton
Bassas
Kansas
Saya
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