Outwits Campos Claims of Spanish Victories Without Foundation
Havana reports a new insurgent dash into Pinar del Rio while Spanish forces push to hem in rebels and rumors of a northern coast expedition surface. Authorities say a Havana uprising plot is uncovered with thirty suspects arrested and eight indicted as police tighten port security.
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Steve Brodie Offers to Manage Mansfield in Lecture Tour
Richard Mansfield says Steve Brodie sent a Providence dated telegram offering to manage him and pay $1,000 a night. Mansfield indicates no intention to accept. Brodie’s message described as businesslike. Other items note political letters, a banker's killing, and local notices.
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GOV Hughes Impugned Over Territorial Corruption
Puormix Ariz Jan 11 Governor Hughes faces impeachment by a grand jury report alleging official malfeasance and damaged integrity. Territorial Auditor Leitch and ex congressman Myron H McCord are named as associates in the Hoard of Control group. No indictment was returned but calls exist for removal and a presidential order for investigation.
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Ariz
Hughes
Congress
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Leitch
Myron H. McCord
Wiseconsin
Grand Jury
Blackburn Nominated In Kentucky Democratic Caucus
In Feankront Kentucky on January 11 the joint Democratic legislature caucus opened at six. Fourteen McCreary supporters bolted the caucus as Blackburn won nomination after a twenty minute speech. Blackburn received thirty seven votes to McCreary thirteen with six for Brown. Bronston Martin and Thorne were chosen to escort Blackburn into the caucus where he spoke gracefully amid ovation.
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Hieckburs
Feankront
Stephenson
McCreary
Bronston
Blackburn
James B. McCreary
Brown
Martin
Representate Thorne
Johannesburg disarming completed amid calm in Pretoria dispatch
Lexpos January 11 dispatch reports Johannesburg disarmed without mishap and Boer police patrolling the town. Kruger and executive shown cool resolve. government stability evident. Also notes Gould inheritance taxes across heirs and siblings, and Missouri insurance law ruling against the three fourths insurance levy. Additional local fires and legal actions accompany the brief.
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the Times
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Kruger
Venezuelan unrest escalates as editor is jailed
In Canacas Venezuela on January 11, Senor Bricanc editor of El Patriarca and other Palacia partisans are arrested. Rumors of a British warship shelling Caracas prompt expert review. Admiral Walker aboard the Ceicago doubts shell elevation. Anti English protests persist with a sham battle ending in stabbings before police intervene.
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Venezuela
Senor Bricanc
el Patriarca
Andrez Palacia
la Guayra
Caracas
Walker
Valencia
Ead
Eng
Crisis in Venezuela reports British forces advancing into disputed area
Washington dispatch quotes Congressman Livingston of Georgia saying British troops are strengthening outposts and moving into Venezuela. He warns Crespo may go to war to prevent revolution, risking collapse of the Venezuelan commission and potential wider conflict.
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Cmicaco
Joureal
Washington
Venezuela
Livingston
Georgia
Crespo
Great Britain
Train Wedding On Missouri Pacific Steams To Inevitable Vow
Missouri Pacific engineer T T McGannon of Nevada Missouri was married yesterday in a aboard a moving train on a Coffeyville to Conway Springs run. The bride and a minister boarded at Caney with a brother engineer relieving the throttle, and the couple exchanged vows in a baggage-car ceremony as the locomotive continued on schedule over the 16 mile leg.
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Misouri Pacific
Nevada
T. T. McGannon
Nevada and Minches
Coffeyville
Conway Springs
Mr. McGannon
A Queer Memory In Court Exposes Gaps In 1874 87
In San Francisco on January 11 a preliminary exam in a extortion case against Mr. Davidson was resumed. Mrs. Davidson testified that her mind was a total blank about events from 1374 to 1587 and could not confirm details of residence, parentage, or identities of people named by prosecutors. She was held on $5,000 bail to face the charge.
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San Francisco
Massachusetts
Asvidson
Murder Conviction in Vernon County Case
In Vernon county circuit court at Nevada Missouri William Wright was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his wife in his city on June 7, 150. The verdict comes after a lengthy trial and reflects a stern ruling by the court. Wright faces sentencing scheduled later this month.
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Vernon County
Wright
Innis City
New Year Opens With Uncertainty in Trade Yet Bonds Seen As Hope
DUN'S REVIEW notes the year starts with uncertainty slowing business. Bond sales offer future confidence, though early effects are unclear. Cotton and wheat markets show mixed signals as receipts rise. Wool sales remain strong but speculative, and pasture figures edge up in US and Canada. Bradstreet reports on weekly city clearings with year over year changes.
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Atlantic
United States
Canada
Ega Lnst
Debates on Colnings Substitute for Silver Coinage Policy
Senate discussions on the free coinage substitute for the House bond bill opened with Senator Jones of Arkansas arguing that free and independent coinage would relieve Treasury strain. Republican silver Senators later conferred to gauge support, predicting a Senate majority of about three votes for the substitute, with no postponement needed even as new Utah senators approach.
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Utah
Mob Foiled in Celina Town Takeover
Reports from Naswvints Tennessee say a mob of fifteen led by McClure Williams attacked Celina on the Upper Cumberland River last Tuesday. A clash left four men dead including Williams and a deputy sheriff. Ed Parrott, who had killed Williams' brother weeks earlier, was also involved. Details vary, but fatalities occurred amid the confrontation.
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Gfteen
McClure Williams
Celina
Cumberland River
Light
Williams
Ed Parrott
Women Plan Crusade Against New York Mashers
A New York City crusade by women proposes to challenge men who insult pedestrians. They plan to deploy strong women with plainclothes detectives to identify and report offenders, aiming to curb street harassment and push police involvement. A Boston physician and Captain Pickett support the move.
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West Thirtieth Street
Professor Strumberg’s Piano Practice Sparks Friction
In a quarrel over hours of piano playing neighbors complain that Prof Strumberg’s constant practicing disturbs them. He is noted as a leading authority on music theory, though the dispute centers on his practice rather than his expertise.
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Strumberg
Mez
Jumpers Up Horse Show Prompts Riding Style Debate
An observer argues horse show jumping rewards flashy show ring technique over hunting field ability. Capt. Hayes notes promoters prize showy, unsafe tactics that ignore field realities, while critics stress riders must adapt style for field conditions and proper balance on landing.
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Huntgman
Capt
Hayes
England
Bells on Cattle Supposedly Drive Off Coyotes in Washington
A Glen Rock Washington rancher reports placing bells on hundreds of cattle to scare away coyotes. Since belting the herds two months ago he has not lost a single animal, whereas prior losses ran about one steer daily. Coyotes plague Washington and Oregon farms despite efforts including poisoning, shooting, and roundups, with wolves sometimes as troublesome.
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Wash
Washington
Oregon
Beauty and the Bark Bathing and hunting notes from Maine and Vermont
The piece urges daily sponge baths and periodic tub baths for skin health, even suggesting alcohol or vinegar in bath water for strength. It then reports a white fox sighting near Flagstaff Maine where sharpshooters have failed to hit it, stirring local hunters. Finally it notes Vermont liquor licenses under prohibition, listing counts in Rutland and Montpelier as examples.
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Vermont
Rutland
Montpelier
Times Have Changed Candy Exchange in Marriage
Mrs Darley pouts that her husband brings less candy since marriage. He retorts that beefsteak costs more now. Oakland Times notes a domestic quip reflecting changing times and budgeting in a humorous local column.
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