Sedition in Havana and Cuban camp dissensions
A special dispatch from Key West reports turmoil in Havana as Campos faces pressure from volunteers and business leaders. Calls arose to resign or eject Campos, with petitions to close exchanges and protests against his governance. Reports describe rival factions led by Gomez and Maceo, tensions threatening civil strife, and limited communications with the interior amid naval activity and political maneuvering.
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Herald
Key West
Fla
Adtices
Havane
Capteia
Campos
el Cheere
Variaue Opinieh
Boruses
Volunteer Corps
Igeist
Panado
Marin Het
Matanzas
Geversl
Regula
Havana
Gomez Sod Maceo
Diario Dé Marion
Reforming Party
Kfurle Nave Bean
Laauregent Genetsis
Maximo Gomex
Aotinio Macea Maceo
Neetoes
Gomez
Maceo
Macco
Vicw
Mrengih
Boweth Ie
Teourry
Snow Hamilton case judgment tied to state printing profits
Referee Charles P. Spencer reports to District Judge Hazen in the Snow Hamilton case. The ruling awards Snow 475790 with a $139 fee for the referee’s services. The Hamilton Printing firm and Snow previously shared profits. a receiver later sold the plant for 19000. The court finds Snow liable for half the cash and profits since Rogers took office on April 1.
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Heforee Spencre
Snow-hamilton
Charles P. Spencer
Snow- Hamilton
Hazan
Snow
Spencer
Hazen
EH. Snow
Hamilton Printing Company
Major Hudson
Tate
Hamiltons
Hamilton Company
Hudson
Haferse Spencer
Ince Rogeee
Populists at St Louis plan National convention site
National Populist members arrive to organize the party's national committee and set the time and price for the convention. Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Omaha, Indianapolis, Dallas, and Atlanta are vying to host. Taubensch notes fusion talks exist but pledges the party stays middle of the road with currency as main issue. He cites Sibley as a possible presidential contender.
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The
People’s Party
Chicago St Louis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Omaha
Indiaeepeltz
Dallas
Atlanta
Bimetaliia Union
Sie
Taubensch
Jes
American Bimeralie League
Washington
Taubeneck
Sibley
Pennylvania
Charity Ball to Benefit Topeka Poor Held at Representative Hall
The charity ball for Topeka’s poor, set for January 31, will be held at Representative Hall instead of Hamilton Hall. The state executive council approved the secretary of state using Representative Hall for the event, authorizing Associated Charities access to the venue.
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Topeka
Representative Hall
Hamilton Hall
State Executive Council
Secretary of State
Associated Charities
SELDENBERG BREAKS AND SHIFTS IN CIGAR DEALS
Weidenberg Steif & Co, New York cigar makers, filed an assignment to Milton. Guiter man without preference, assets $400,000 liabilities $275,600. Sheriff Kepley sent requisition to county commissioners for jail supplies as he readies involuntary guests. Separately, Chicago Clothing Partnership faced a $190,000 wholesale dispute before the court. National convention venue for WGQT U at San Francisco in October was decided. King Prampeh of Ashanti accepted terms of a peace offer from Cape Coast Castle. Boyle spoke on the eve, sermon titled No Room for Jesus aired to a fair crowd.
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Weidenberg, Steiffel & Oo
Milton
Guiterman
Avaety
Kepley
Priseiere
Jath
Coe
Nathan Franelsco
Gimband
Sdn
WGQ T. U
San Francisco
Losvos
Exchange Telegraph Ca
Cape Coast Castle
King Prampeb
Ieee
Pester Ben Marriage Rumors Sweep Ex President Harrison
Ex president Harrison remains in New York amid reports of an impending marriage to Mrs. Dimmick. Generals, family members, and friends discuss the possibility while Harrison dines with a private secretary and plans meetings with his children. A hotel scene and social notices accompany the swirl of speculation.
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Jas
Harrison
Oucord
Fifth Avenue
Tibbets
Fred Grant
Hadieon
New York
Dimmick
Mr. Harrison
Russell
Mra Moses
Hauwell Harrison
Parker
East
Tadlapopolia
Gen. Harrison
Hermen
Mra. Drmmick
Dad
Lonchens
Mra
Collis
Mra. Dimmick
Gunete
Ges
Rela
Fight erupts as Georges Finney jailed after brawl
Officer Parcella arrests George Finney brother of Jim Ploney for intoxication on East Sixth Street. A riot near Fire and Adams causes George Crawford and Charles Crawford to clash with Finney. All three men are fined five dollars in police court after a brutal exchange ending with injuries and court plaster.
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Jes Crawford
George Ned Groves
Parcella
George Finney
Jim Ploney
East Sixth Strait
Adams Street
George Crawford
Casrles
George
Charles Crawford
Finney
Charles
Crawford
Pinney
Finner
Fire in the Midland hotel faults blaze in dining room
An early morning fire at the Midland hotel in Dialoy Koon district Kansas City caused by a crossed electric light wire damaged the dining room and led to an estimated loss of 1000 dollars. The blaze was brought under control with minor smoke throughout upper floors after tenants raised the alarm.
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Kansas
Midland Bow
Guetta
Katte Mannage
New York Life
What Alls Whisky Another Distillery Goes Under at Frankfort Kentucky
Frankfort Ky Jan 16 The Old Jude Distilling Company of this county made an assignment to H J Walsoo cashier of the Deposit Bank. It is regarded as a bad break with all whisky in bond pledged as collateral for loans.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Old Jude Distilling Company
H. J. Walsoo
Globe Trotter at Boston Finds Penniless Traveler
George Leonard arrived in Boston from San Francisco with $498 and many credentials. He says his cross continental trip began December 20 on a $2,500 wager and left him penniless upon arrival.
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Boston
George Leonard
San Francisco
Amber dead well known Chicago Tines Herald figure Amber
Martha E Holden known to readers as Amber died at St. Luke's Hospital after an operation for cancer. Roald Clark and Charles H. Weller of Fort Bragg, Calif. inherit most of J. C. Kyle's estate. Weiler, once a Topeka clerk, did not relate to Kyle before Kyle named him as the main beneficiary. Departures from Topeka include H. N. Boyd and others heading to various cities. Mrs. Johnson of Boelock dies of dropsy. County awarded Mood contract for courthouse lighting fixtures at 1500.50. Gov Morrill's partner in the Morrill & Ja bank near death.
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Weller
Chicago Tines Herald
Cuenco
3Ira
Martha E Holden
Amber
St. Luke's Hospital
Roald Clark
Charles H. Weller
Fort Bragg
California
J.C Kyle
Topeka
Kyle
Kyle Aald
Weiler
Ed. McKeever
Brewers Seek Kansas City Funds for Topeka Paper Resubmission
John Walruff leads a brewers association delegation in Topeka to gauge support for resubmitting a newspaper project. A Mystic Brotherhood committee meets with Kansas City brewers to decide if funds will be provided. Attendees include Sty. Meury Wallison, a Kansas City attorney, in city for brewery representation.
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John Walruff
Topeka
Brewers’ Association
Kansan City
Myalle Brotherhood
Tuduieg T
Shon Greenspan
Focal
Simon
Kansas City
Brewers’ Committee
Mystic Brotherhood
Brewers
Walruff
Meury Wallison
Kansan
Pension Committees to Review Gr A R Pension Matters
The Grand Army of the Republic pension committees will meet in Wasmixeton to review pension issues and plan advocacy in Congress. Attendees include Benjamin Brooke, Gen. W. W. Dudley, A. Stan, and Attorney General Ketcham, with Gen. Walker presiding. He will urge businesslike pension administration and limits on widow pensions, while condemning fraud and advocating uniform pension rules for all widows and veterans.
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Washington
Wasmixeton
Grand Army of the Republic
Congress
Benjamin Brooke
Philadelphia
W. W. Dudley
A. Stan
Watertown
N. Y
Ketcham
Indiana
Walker
Nilicio
House Committee On Pensions
Pension Office Administration
G. ‘A. Hhle
Traudaiens
Lava Rose 200 Feet To the Volcano on the Sandwich
San Prancisco January 16 The steam ship arrived with news from Honolulu reporting renewed volcanic activity on the Sandwich Islands. The lava lake rose about 200 feet and widened to roughly 200 by 260 feet with strong glow visible from Hilo. No herald of further eruptions yet follows a quiet disappearance earlier in December 1894.
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Sandwich
San Prancisco
Chief Justice Fuller Daughter to Wed Mr Beecher
The engagement of Katharine Fuller, eighth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, to Mr Beecher of Buffalo is announced. Marriage date planned later for March 17. The report notes the match has strong social significance and ties to the Beecher family.
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Katharine Fuller
New York
Washington Dispatch
Kathsride
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Beecher
Buffalo
Hlengy Ward Beecher
Hasty handling of corpses shocks grand jury in grove case
Testimony before the grand jury reveals medical students mutilated three bodies as a Van Fleet search party was detained in a lower room. Dr Misney and Prof. Colcord were questioned along with about twenty five witnesses. Meyer of the Kansas Tent and Awning Co gave conflicting statements about a body sack linked to Dr McClintock, with the evidence described as uncertain and slow to unfold.
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Jercy
Mra
D. B. Colcord
William F. Meyer
Kansas Tent and Awning Company
C.8. McClintock
Ir. McClintock
Meyer
Mer Clintock
Haying
C McClintock
Topeka
McClintock
Medical College
Myer
In the Rotunda Gov Drake of Town Sworn in at Capitol
Des Moines June 16 In a grand ceremony Governor Drake was sworn in at 2 30 PM in the rotunda of the capitol before thousands. The inaugural procession formed on the west side and moved to the capitol with Governor Jackson and wife Governor Drake and daughter and state dignitaries aboard carriages. The crowd filled corridors and rotunda as the new administration began. Drake declared local option satisfactory and urged rapid consideration of proposed constitutional amendments and the re submission of a prohibitory amendment while proposing age of consent be raised to 15.
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Drake
Des Mores
Tegen
Capitol
Jackson
Gan
Iowa Supreme Court
Ator Allisop
Gen. J. & Clarkson
Larrabee
Shermans
Capitol Building
Iis
Runaway Hack Turbulence on Kanene Avenue
A runaway hack attached to No 8 owned by Love & Cook bolted at Santa Fe depot at 2 pm and dragged driver O P R Strader nearly a block. He slipped, a wheel passed over his leg, the team swerved at Seventh Street and Kansas Avenue, striking a telepole. injuries described as slight.
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Kanene Avenue
Hack No 8
Love & Cook
Santa Fe
O. PR. Strader
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Winter Weather Outlook for Southwest with Snow Likely
Weather officials forecast rain or snow with colder temperatures. Damp and cloudy conditions prevail along the Santa Fe and Rock Island lines in Kansas. Last night saw no rain or sun except light snow on the Santa Fe division. Colorado, Texas, and northern New Mexico report cool, cloudy weather, while southern New Mexico remains clear and present.
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Sante Ie
Rock Island
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
New York's Chances Seem to Grow Dimmer on July 7
On July 7, New York's prospects dim as rivals gain edge and conditions shift. Analysts cite mounting injuries and schedule pressure affecting the team’s momentum.
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New York
Democratic convention fight shapes four city clashes at Arlington
Amid tense ticket distribution talks the four rival cities New York Cincinnati Chicago St Louis push claims as national committee plans doors closed session. Delegates lobby, votes split with June 2 and July 7 dates debated. final choice July 7 set by committee while Kinard Welton and others marshal support.
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Wasnineros
Jay
Cacvass
National Committee
Comiulties
Chicago
Crain
Col
New York
A Goodrich
Martin J. Muse
The
Chronicle
Shlenge
Mr. & Logans
F. Warrtty
Pennsylvania
S P
Sherrip
Hdiane
Bdp
Clayton
Alabama
Francis
Proxy
Arizona
Win. Hose
Arkansas
MM. F
Tartey
Mlinois
J. 4.Ardson
Towa
Charles W. Biair
Kanney
J. G. Prather
Missouri
A. J. Davidson
Montana
Tobine Cadtor
Nebraska
H. P. Keating
Nevada
A. W. Bailoway
New Whampshire
Miles Row
New Jersey
W. F. Sheehas
M. W. Ransom
Mort Caroeling
We C. Selstikuw
North Dakota
Herice
Noyman
Alaska
A. W. Taurman
LB. Perguson
New Mex
Nibisch
T. al. Richardson
Oklahowa
Caleb West
A. Merritt
Ayab
Mhobert L. Owens
Indiana
Ane
We Say Thank You Now to the Country We Were Told
A garbled passage notes the foreign office received six more from the United States, mentioning Mr. Thomas and other unclear names. The fragment hints at an exchange of messages or acknowledgments amid a wartime or diplomatic context, but details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnos
Jao
Foreign Office
United States
Thomas
Irish American Bank Collapse Shocks Minneapolis
Neighborhood investors faced a bank run as the Irish American Bank, a state institution in Minneapolis, suspended operations amid rumors of weakness. The bank’s capital stock stood at 100000 with $285,775 in deposits, $109,919 subject to check, loans and discounts near 497,909, and cash and due from other banks about 72,553.
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Eespendian
Bane
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