Campuses in the Field Move Against Cuban Insurgents
Report from Jamaica and Cuba details General Masso and rebel forces claiming 9,000 men as Campos vows continued operations and reforms. Spanish and British naval activity sighted near Grand Inagua and Port Antonio. A diverging tale claims a British boarding of a U S vessel Barnstable near Jamaica.
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Fla
Martinez Campos Baa
Masso
Eixaetox
Jamaica
Las Palmas
Cuba
Cebreco
Bayemo
Mem Campos
Bantiaco de Cea
Martinez Campos
Campos
Vanandito
Alfianca
Hayti
Senor Dupuy Delome
United States
Maysnn
Calleja
Spaln
Col. Schevaria
Ciugo de Rioja
Las Mascones
ASASH AND DOOR TRUST FORMED WITH FORTY FIRMS
A revived sash, door and mill trust forms today in Chicago with 49 firms and capital of 20 million dollars. A secret meeting at the Auditorium arranged price and output controls with a 0 percent price rise and a 2 percent output cut to start immediately. Each firm paid 2,000 dollars into the treasury as a good faith guarantee, forfeitable if rules are broken. The secretary may inspect company books at any time, with forfeiture if access is refused.
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Caicapo
Avice
Treasury
Trust
Srina
Caught a Baronet Mont Ales Burks Marrins An English Title
New York April 19 Alice Burke of San Francisco and New York married to Sir Budie Cunard bart of England at the town house of Mn F Carpenter guardian of the bride. Quiet wedding with only relatives present. The bride’s father listed as BF Burke of Seo France. Cotton Mills Advance Wages Providence R I April 18 first raise by Provideing manufacturers five per cent to prevent workers joining Closyville movement. Parliament Open Ottawa April 13 Canadian Parliament opened.
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Mont Ales Burks Marrins
New York
Mics Mand
Alice Burke
San Francisco
Budie Cunard, Bart
England
Mn F. Carpenter
Cer
New York and At One Mine Was. Snessed
Ty Prince Audra Ponatowskh
BF. Burke
Seo
France
Cotton Mills
Providence
Byerville
Exiles line Napoleon a Zulu prince kept prisoner
An apocist reports Prince Diguzalusea of King Cetewayo and followers face exile on St Helena. They were sent after the Zulu war. Queen Victoria consents to release, but a British warship Swallow prevents departure. The prince and his party remain confined, ending any plan for freedom for now.
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St Helena
Diguzalusea
Cete‘wayo
Napoleon
Chiets Notabuxu
Umeziki
England
Zululand
South Africa
Swallow
Aland
Thos
Oil Market Rebounds After Break Sparks Exchange Activity
A crowd gathered at the stock and oil exchange as oil prices swung today. Opening quotes rose to 2.25 then 2.40, before settling around 2.41 bid, with Standard prices slipping to 26. The market shows continued activity and optimism for new territories with strong zeal.
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Prrrentxc
Stock and Oil Exchange
Gocaun
President Stevenson Visits Chicago for Seat Funeral
In Chicago on April 18 President Stevenson denied political aims for his trip, saying the visit was solely to attend the funeral of his longtime friend James W. Scou. He recalled their close friendship and regret over Scou's sudden death.
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Chicago
Stevenson Toflay
James W. Scou
Gibbons Won't Give Up on Buchanan Case
Lawyer Gibbons plans another effort to save Buchanan. He will go to Albany to appeal to Gov. Morr on for a reprieve and to grant time for the British ambassador to present the case to British authorities and President Cleveland. The ambassador promised that if Buchanan lacked a fair jury trial the British government will seek a proper trial before execution.
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Gibbons
Buchanan
Albany
Appey
Fifth International Convention Opens in Pittchers
The Fifth International Convention of the Young Women's Christian Association opened this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church in Pittchers Pirrenone Pa. Miss Grace Whitser Evana daughter ofex governor Whitney of Michigan presided. Delegates from about 200 colleges and city associations attend.
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Pittchers
Pirrenone
Young Women's Christian Associating
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Whitser-Evana
Whitney
Michigan
Pittsburg Miners to Hold Another Convention in Fight
Pittsburg district miners plan a convention in Pirrsecna on April 18 to reaffirm a 68 cent wage demand and raise funds from workers still on the job to continue the strike. Leaders say they have no intention of returning to work at the present rate.
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Pittsburg
Washington seeks both conventions in 1896 location debate
A Daily News report from Washington Iowa states locals push to host the Republican and Democratic national conventions in 1896. The Washington board of trade leads the effort stressing the city would be a rational capital site. In Glasgow the peace between China and Japan hurts freight as Clyde liners bid after war charters end.
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Daily News
Washington
Iowa
Board of Trade
Glasgow
Glascow
China
Japan
Clyde
Treaty Prospects Narrow as Japan Weighs Peace Terms
Report from Wassarxatos notes Japan skeptical of peace terms with China and fear of renewed hostilities. Diplomatic sources say extension of armistice to May aims to allow ratifications, amid popular agitation and press suppression. A telegram from Wassineox says Japan and China plan to sign the peace treaty on the 17th, with ratifications to be exchanged at Che Foo within three weeks.
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Wasarxatos
Pesce
Japan
Uang
Wassineox
China
Suite
Shimoseki
Che Foo
Shorey Free Delivery Policy Reverses After Petitions
Residents of Shorey once supported free mail delivery and a city status, leading to abolition of the local post office and new free service ordered. After bid for status, a second petition requested ending the free delivery, causing a department order to discontinue it. Free service may continue until a new postmaster is appointed.
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Shorey
Arnold
Topeka
Washington
Ivery
Mr. Arnold
Coffman
Post Office
Woman thank God and jury for convicting murderer
Mia Parento, an Italian widow, knelt in Judge Stein's court to thank God as jurors convicted her husband’s killer Silverio Barelli of murder. The jury recommended the death penalty after Barelli shot Dominic Parento following an earlier confrontation. Mrs. Parento praised the jurors and urged the judge to ensure the sentence is carried out.
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Cricaco
Stein
Mia Parento
Silverio Barelli
Dominic Parento
Parento
Barelli
De Windt on Kennan and Siberia in New York
New York reporter Harry De Windt at the Waldorf discusses George Kennan and Siberia. He disputes Kennan’s portrayal, praises his influence on convict treatment, and notes changes in Russia toward exile and press freedom under the new czar. In St Louis, Interstate Commerce Commission begins hearings on Cotton and railroad rate disputes.
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New York
Harry de Windt
Waldorf Hotel
Pall Mall Gazette
London
de Windt
Russia
Siberia
Urse
George Kennan
Kennan
Siberian
Mr. Kennan
Mr. de Windt
Spota
Kennan le
ST. Louis
Forty-One Indicted by United States Grand Jury
The United States grand jury, discharged by Judge Foster after a weeklong session, returned forty one indictments covering nearly every crime in criminal law. Some defendants will be tried this term in the district court. others, already arrested, may await a later session at Leavenworth.
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United States
Foster
United States District Court
Leavenworth
No School Tomorrow for Topeka Teachers Meeting
Public schools close at noon to allow Topeka teachers to attend the Northeastern Kansas Teachers association annual meeting in Kansas City Kansas. About sixty to seventy Topeka teachers travel down. the meeting runs from this evening until Saturday noon with several hundred teachers in attendance.
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Northeastern Kansas ‘Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka
Anarchist Plot to Kill Faure Reported in Havre Fetes
Paris dispatch notes Petit Journal claim police detail detectives to foil an anarchist plan to assassinate President Faure during Havre fetes. A London-born assassin, Petit Bordeaux, linked to prior Carnot and Revachol cases, allegedly left for Havre. authorities bolster vigilance as two infernal devices are found in Paris. Faure arrives at Havre to cheers, British warship Australia honored.
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Paris
The
Petit Journal
M. Faure
Republic
Havre
Faure
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Commerce
Petit Bordeaux
Caesare
Carnot
Revachol
London
al Loat
Rue St. Simon
Esplanade Des Invalides
President Faure
Rouen
Australia
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
France
Stevenson Stock to Be Sold by Public Auction Next Week
D. F. Mulvane assignee for Stevenson Co. plans a public sale of the dry goods stock to the highest bidder next Tuesday. Judge Hazen denied a final order. Central National Bank of Topeka opposed. Saturday will determine the disposition, while George T. Stevenson is in New York settling with creditors, a hopeful sign.
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Mulvane
Stevenson &Co
Hazen
Central National Bank of ‘Opeks
George T. Stevenson
New York
Mulvace
Weather forecast for western states and Montana
Mr. Jennings predicts milder conditions tonight and Friday with a shifting low pressure near Cheyenne earlier, bringing cloudy skies in Miles City and Bismarck while temperatures rise in Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas and fall in northern Montana during tonight and tomorrow.
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Mr. Jennings
Miles City
Bismarck
St Paul
Little Rock
Cheyenne
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Montana
Bennet Property Attachment Released in Topeka Case
Judge Maxya and Judge Hazen ruled the Dusenberry attachment against Bennett Brothers horse and property void. The Bennetts retain full possession with the other concurrent attachments also void. Levy costs reportedly near $1,400. Quin ton & Quinton represent the Bennetts.
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Maxya
Bennett
Hazen
D. C. Dusenberry
Bennett Brothers
K Bennett & Son
Topeka
Haezen
Dusenberry
Bennetts
Quinton & Quinton
Fake Guturie tale stirs Chickasaw nation claims
A Denison, Texas cable dispatch says the Guturie special on no confinement warfare in the Chickasaw nation is a fake. The Chickasaws report stable government autonomy and few internal complications, contrasting sensational claims.
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Wario
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Denison
Texan
Guturie
O. T
Tistioming
Two Young Men Fight for Girl in London Prize Ring
In St Jox two local youths Carver and Harry Ward fought a bare knuckles duel under London prize ring rules after competing for the same young lady. The bout lasted about an hour in a grove near the city before both men yielded from exhaustion and sustained bruises.
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Naither
St Jox
Cr. Carver
Harry Ward
Bondholders Resist Santa Fe Reorganization Scheme
A London cablegram reports Atchison income bondholders will resist the Santa Fe reorganization plan. Also, 300 Chicago Street Car men struck after wage demand was refused. A counterfeiter was captured in Civaco and a second man detained. Russell Sage in New York reportedly recovering from shingles and expected back at his office soon.
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London
The
Evening Post
Atchison Income
Bramp
Civaco
United States Secret Service
C. C. Jones
Hussell Maze
New York
Russell Sage House
Local deaths and notices mix in Keiths addition area
Etta Philips a 14 year old colored girl died of consumption at her home in Keiths addition yesterday. Mary A Rogers aged 64 died at 1010 Lime street yesterday and was taken to Perry Kan for burial. Mrs Rebecca Cline who lives west of Washburn college died yesterday and will be buried Elevation cemetery tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Eirza Schansfeldt who lived at 515 Harrison street died this forenoon of old age at age 70. Her tenever will take place tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock from the Church of St Joseph. Henry Sparr and Henry Smeed convicted of counterfeiting were taken to Abilene last night for sixty days jail. The Hub Clothing company has been given the contract for helmets and uniforms of the native police force.
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Etta Philips
Keith
Mary A. Rogers
Lime Street
Perry
Kan
Hub Clothing Company
Rebecca Cline
Washburn College
Elevation
Henry Sparr
Henry Smeed
United States
Abilene
Eirza Schansfeldt
Harrison Street
Church of St Joseph
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New York State Democracy
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Chicago Evening Post
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Frank Gunsal
Armour Institute
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