Sen Morgan Sees Spain and Cuban Tangles in Senate
In a heated debate Senator Morgan blasts the Spain Cuba policy, accusing opponents of delay to shield a political bargain. He cites the alleged pardon link to the White House and warns of mounting tension as Spain and the United States navigate their positions over the Cuban uprising.
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Senate Deelerdas
Mersin
South Big
Herth
Spain
White House
Jayoue
Crown of
United States
Aaenaich
Alvusine
Cuban War Reports From Havana Frontier Battles
A Havana dispatch reports continued fighting on Weyler’s march through Santa Clara with Cuban patriots scoring several victories. General Leora’s forces halted a Spanish advance, then retook the line after fresh Cuban battalions charged the Spaniards, inflicting heavy losses. Captain John Ling of Jacksonville led a company in the action, with Spanish officers attributing the defeat to the terrain. Casualties cited include 47 Spaniards killed and more than 109 wounded brought to Havanna.
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Chicago
Trine
Havana
Key West
Santa Ctorm
Hatte
Cemiza
Weyler
Calmbazis
Catalsuat
Leen
Gomes
Woerler
Santa Clara
Centra
Leura
Ohweole
Teco
Leevra
John Ling
Anim Fuan
Frm
Jacksonville
Uni
Verriichsky
Cork
Xan
Linn
Disputed Cabinet Debate Shrouded by Leaks and Death
Fragmentary report claims Premier Capotes Del Castite chaired a cabinet session while notes suggest a prisoner death in custody. Rumors of beating surface alongside an imperial inquiry and questions over prison conditions and state responsibility.
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Madria
Senor Capotes del
Arein
Dauntless Cut the Vesuvius Runaway Incident
A damaged archival report recounts the Dauntless cutting away from a dock near the Vesuvius in a January river incident. No serious injuries are noted, though one crew member, Hecing Shel Clint, is mentioned in a fragmented account. The oblique piece also records the death of A Fuller in Tecumseh, and funeral details for local residents.
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Dauntless
Vesuvius
First Presbyterian Church selects Rev. J D Countermine
The First Presbyterian Church of Tepelat announces Rev. J D Countermine of Beatrice as pastor designatee. The selection committee and likely congregation ratification are noted as unanimous, with Countermine arriving for a trial sermon and previously serving Albany New York and Beatrice postings.
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First Presbyterian Church
J.D. Countermine
Beatrice
First Presbyterian Church of
Tepelat
J. D. Countermine
Net
Countermine
Counterming
Topeka
Larimer
Battrive
Albany
N. Y
Beatrive
Countermins
J.B. Larimer
M. M Miller
Mra
John- Han Thomas
Hikcomb
Martindale
Hueton
Wow
Diagonal Walks Planned by State Architect
The state architect is to prepare specifications for diagonal walks on the State house grounds. The plan, authorized by a colonel's resolution, will be considered at the next council meeting. Officers favor the new walks and will install them when weather permits, noting the current issue of omitting diagonal walks.
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State House
Col McCook Declines Interior Portfolio Offer
New York February 27 The Commerce Advertiser reports Col John J McCook will not join the next presidential cabinet He declined the offer to become secretary of the interior preferring other cabinet roles The article notes McCook would have been attractive for the attorney general post and refused to discuss the matter with reporters
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New York
The
Commerce Advertiser
John J. Metoow
Col McCook
Genutor-tlect Platt
Col. McGook
Department of Jusnce
Col. McCook
McKinley
Judge MecKetos
Associated Press
The Silver Republicans Vote at Primaries Debate
A liberal resolution lets silver Republicans vote in the primaries in Topeka Kansas. The measure was adopted amid strong support and opposition from party factions. The central committee calls for voters who backed the Republican ticket to participate in the March 28 primary to nominate university candidates, with rules guiding participation in the April election.
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Inet
Prisnree Pha
Albben
Tor
Jaen
Kansas
Cits Central
Corm
Tupela
To- Velini
Mackie
Nmination
Tewatiieanm
Toyoka
Owho Tay Dielane
Iyeructuate
Appointment of Labor Commissioner and aides detailed
Governor Levay names W A Johnson of Kansas City Kansas as Labor Commissioner with WG Bink and Walter Hol comb of Wisconsin as assistant labor commissioners. E Bizelow announced the slurry of appointments, with both commissioner and aides to receive $1,000 per year.
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W. Ayan Johnson
Kansas City
Kan
Levay Te Surcedt
WG. Bink
Walter Holcomb
Wi Tnesdo
Sucreml
E Bizelow
Zipth
Cader Ute
Lave
Michael O'Neil Killed After Freight Train Accident
Michael O'Neil, a Rok island brakeman, died after being struck by a freight train near McFarland. He fell from a car at Santa Fe crossing, was crushed between cars, and died at Santa Fe hospital at 11 last night. He lived at Televia, was 42, and popular among road workers. Burial set for Belleville.
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Michael O'Neil
McFarland
Santi Fe Hospital
O'Neil
Santa Fe
Tetevia
Rampine
Belleville
Auditorium Bill Advances to Third Reading in Topeka
The Topeka auditorium bill moved to third reading amid debate. Proponent McKeever argued local benefits and new convention space, while opponents led by Seaton warned against tax burdens and city council powers. Crawford, opposing the bill, contends it benefits his theatre, not taxpayers, and critics say a larger venue would draw money and strangers to Topeka.
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Topeka
House
Calvadar
Bre McKenver
Eaton
Seaton
J. BL. Crawfoot
Capitol
Bedraken
Insane Asylum
Reform School
Journal
McKeever
C. G. Foster
Latimer
Faircbild
Mte- Keever
Taylor
Wyandytte
Mc-Keever
la Topeka
Bir la
Crayeford
Crawford
Hamilton Hall
Opera House
Mankweer Cracyford
Ain Agdturiam
Holdlie
Torsha
Opera Biiser
Mtr
Opeke
State Historical Association Selects Officers Next Year
The state oratorical association held a meeting at Copeland Ottawa today. New officers were elected: President EH rer Ottawa University, Vice President F B Piundon Wesleyan cities. Salina Editors Get Os Easy. Pittsburg Feb 27 Alfred Reed proprietor and Walter Cristy political Editor of the Pittsboro Commercial Gazette were sentenced to pay fines for criminal libel in cases involving State Senators Magee and Flynn. Also notice of glassware ads from Ashdy Kansas avenue.
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State Historical Association
Lawrences
Dorhied
State Oratirical Association
Copeland
Ottawa
Hilard Delvinton
Cases University
EH Rer
Ottawa University
F_b. Piundon
Wesleyan Euties
Salina
Pitteburge
Alfred Reed
Walter Cristy
Pittsboro
Ciactte
C. Ll. Magee
Fiynn
White
Hogeboom's Side on Santa Fe Hospital Affair
Dr. George W. Hogeboom returns from Las Vegas New Mexico after discharge and defends the Santa Fe hospital operation. He denies wrongdoing praising the hospital's design and services while detailing personnel roles and clarifying that no rival surgeons were intended to supplant any physician. Potential successor named as Dr. Munn or Dr. Yancy. decision awaits.
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Santa Fe
George W. Hogéboom
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Hogeboom
Varios
Topeka Hospital
Topeka
Christ’ Hospital
Jane Stormont Hospital
Topeke
Pilcher
The
Munn
Yancy
Bedalia
Ato
Yancy Jo
Frey
Santa Fe Railroad
Cleveland to Sail West Indies Cruise on Oneida Yacht
Grover Cleveland plans a cruise in the West Indies aboard the banker's yacht Oneida with E C Benedict. The party will depart in late March, stopping in the Cuban capital. The yacht has been moved from an Indian harbor to Tebo's dry dock in South Brooklyn for repair and painting.
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Greenwich
Corin
Grover Cleveland
E. ¢. Benedict
West Indies
Indian Harbor
Tebo
Brooklyn
Women Threaten Whip Attack on Deputy Nichols in Court
Deputy County Attorney Galen Nichols escaped a horse whip threat after the Kiernan boardinghouse faction stormed the courthouse. Mrs Kiernan the elder and two other women confronted Nichols with rawhide and cane whips, but Sheriff Kenley intervened and disarmed them, citing the need to protect reputations and order in the courtroom.
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Galen Nichols
Kepley
Mr. Nichols
Kiernan
East Fourth Street
Carlo Schultz
Nichols
Kiernan Place
Kiernans
Sherif’ Kenley
Abe
Eternas Ionins
Sherif Képleyie
Wie Situsation
Wholesale-arrests in Lexington over election laws
A Lexington dispatch reports multiple arrests in Kentucky over alleged election law violations. The item notes U S Deputy Maria Tucker arriving from Louisville amid a tense atmosphere as police and Democratic supporters move to handle the case.
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Lexington
Toylaville
Timen
United States
Maria Tucker
Louleiilew
Feary
Mullan Phy Bank Closes in Chicago Liabilities Hit 800000
Chicago Feb 27 The Willoughby Hill Co clothing firm confessed insolvency in circuit court for 81611 in favor of Fort Dearborn National Bank. Assets about 10000 liabilities 200000, a family owned business long in Chicago retail trade. The case stems from Rochester interests and stockholders of Willoughby Hill.
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Chicago
Willoughby Hill & Co
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Stet Brock Company
Clothing Manufacturers of
Rochester
Hill
New York
Sai
HH Tss
Willoughby Wohl
Wusibewe Wissom
Hein Mochester
Wysitoughery
Tharkswater
Mailivon
Clark Street
Mullanphy Bank Fails In St Louis After Run
St Louis Savings Bank closed by state bank examiner C O Austin after a customer run. Liabilities listed at 806 099 with 40 000 in certificates of deposit and 561 703 in wills receivable. Continental National Bank cut clearing, triggering the failure and sparking depositor indignation.
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Mullanphy Bank
St Louis Savings Bank
St. Louis
Mullanphy Savings Bank
Continental National Bank
Clearlme House Association
Savings
Austin Tall
Continental National
Clearing Mouse Association
Austin
Tei
Schwart Bros. Commission Company
Tlevater
Mullany Bank
United States Internal Revenue Department
Bond
Euseher
John Woltman
Continental Bank
Michigamme on Fire Threatens Doomed Town
A blaze in Ishpeming on February 27 endangers Michigamme as fire consumes the upper story of C F Sunderstrom's store on Main Street and damages adjoining properties. Fire department and out-of-town help rush with a hand engine and 2,000 feet of hose to battle the spread from the wind driven blaze. Local businesses HT Atkirson and Peterson Hall are at risk, with nearby structures potentially lost.
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Ishpeming
C.F. Sunderstrom
Steet
HT. _Atkirson
Peterson & Hall
Peterson
Santa Fe's Gulf Outlet Road Aims to Sabine Pass
Beaumont, Tex Feb 27 petitions seek legislature approval to sell the Texas Louisiana & Eastern to Santa Fe. Santa Fe plans to build to Beaumont if it may buy the Conroe road, extending about thirty miles east from Conroe to Beaumont and possibly to Sabine Pass, with completion in six months pending sale confirmation.
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Santa Fe’s Gulf Outlet
Sabine Pass
Beaumont
Tex
Pass
Dill
Texas, Louisiana & Eastern
Santa Fe
Conroe
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Texas
Here
Sabine Lake
Tragic Inmate Jumps From Hospital Window
Mrs. Alex McKinzie, an inmate at Christ hospital, leaped from a second story window and died an hour and a half later from injuries. She had cut her throat with a rag three weeks earlier and was kept alive until today when Dr. McClintock witnessed the fatal fall.
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Alex McKinzie
Christ Hospital
McKinzie
Cottonwood Falls
McClintock
George May Abdicate Over Crete Crisis
Paris reports suggest King George may abdicate in favor of Crown Prince Constantine if Greek troops evacuate Crete. A London Athens cable notes papal mediation talks begin as Moslems rally in Crete amid Turkish pressure. The Greek steamer Thesus resupplies Pintania, then ferries 12 prisoners to Suda Bay after a skirmish at Draponia.
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Crete
Paris
Europe
George
Constantine
Sparta
Sophia
William
Germany
New York
Herald
London
Athens
Greece
Thiecy
Thesus
Pintania
Shy
Draponia
Suda Bay
Sherman Favors Action on Cuba Policy
Dex Moines Indiana February 71 Major Hart Sherman brother of John Sherman at Ohio reports the incoming secretary of state favors immediate steps to protect American citizens in Cuba. He criticizes the present administration for inaction and favors sending a battleship to Cuba at once without provoking war with Spain.
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Dex Moines
Hart Sherman
John Sherman
Ohio
Son
Cuba
Spain
Officer Watts Catch Ends Freight Theft Ring
Special Officer S Watts of Rock Island caught a gang stealing merchandise from freight cars en route from Kansas City to Lawrence. He followed suspects in Kansas City yards, broke a door seal, and saw thieves toss goods from the train before arresting them near Bonner Springs. About 50 worth of items missing. police recover sugar, clocks, tobacco and other goods. two women held for warrant-backed arrest.
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Bonner Sprines
Watts
Clark
Lawrence
Kansas City
Impeachment Demands Against Judge Hazen Viewed by Legislators
Old dispute fuels filing by F G Hentig with Representative Rutledge seeking removal of Judge Hazen of Shawnee County District Court. The petition accuses Hazen of intoxicating conduct, bias in juries, and improper rulings, detailing prior committee actions, venue changes, and a broad list of witnesses.
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F. G. Hentig
Hazen
Shawnee County District Court
Jose of
Hentig
Sommittee
Finene
Hentiz Tentif
Haken
Heatie
Orm
Ormey
Duinauger Stest
Sheri Wikermo
Cotton Mills Curtail Production Amid Market Push
Providence manufacturers direct curtailment at Wottingham, Waukegan, and Lockwood mills with none in the New England print cloth pact. The move aims to steady the market, timing unclear, likely starting soon. Also noted, Denver reports Masterson bribery probe delayed attendance and D. Alexander announces candidacy for justice of the peace.
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Ee Providence
Fehr
Wottingham
Waukegan
Lockwood Company
Danisleon
Providence
New England
Mont
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Canton
John McCack
Ptwais
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Halliday
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Tom Coyne
R. Chetaty
Cid Mamilton
Paneer
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W.P. Donthitt
Heriig
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Witham
FR. Hazen
Oul
Craft
W. V. Thompkin
H.C. Satford
Tones
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Tecan
Charces
Hartn
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Comins City
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D. Alexander
Justice of the Peace
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