Spanish Claim Garcia killed in decisive insurgent clash
Rumors circulated that General Calixto Garcia was killed in battle while Spanish forces under General Castellanos pursued insurgents near Esperanza in Santa Clara. Spanish losses included 5 men killed and 91 wounded with several insurgents killed. fires destroyed properties and insurgent government buildings.
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Calixto Garcia
Alfons XII
Spain
Santa Ana
Santa Clara
Castellanos
Esperanza
Puerta Princige
Sxtrem
Calitas Ride
Esperansa
Castel- Janos
Eaperansa
Geadon
Peres Bontey
Bonteasude
Juan Maso Purts
Bowsrin
Minnesota at Omaha appoints exhibit commissioners
Governor of Minnesota names a slate of commissioners from Winona Morgan Faribault St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and Perilus Falls to collect funds and arrange exhibits for a state booth at the transcontinental exposition in Omaha. The appointees include H W Lamberton C D Gifting J Newton Nind F B Daugherty Elmer E Adams and others to represent the seven districts and oversee the state’s display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Glough
St. Paul
Minn
Ian
H.W. Lambertom
Winona
C.D
May Send Blanco Home In Cuba Revolt Autonomy Debated
From Havana the mutinous revolt festers as army chiefs push for Blanco’s removal. Reports suggest Blanco may concede to army demands while not abandoning plans for democracy. Government ministers feel pressure as Volunteering forces and Havana reporters wage speculation over future leadership and trials. George W. Stansfield, 632 Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
New York
Washington
Havana
Wifhes
Blanco
Pulototy Regoliz
Mtnrahal Campos
Sigasts
February Theater Lineup At Topeka
February attractions at Topeka include Joseph Holland in The Clever Comedy These teemaers under Cas Del Frohman with a Feb 13 show Other acts feature Timrette in Old Innocence Feb 1 Toole in Killarney and Rhine Feb Edne Witney vaudeville and concert company The South Before the War Feb 4 5 Lawrence Holmes in a standard Baye hel He Plunkard Hearts Feb 14 Welch Concert Singers Feb 10 James O Neil Feb 17 Calhoun Opera Company Lewis Morrison Faust Feb Otis Harlan Feb 25 and Lt Peary lecturing at Crawford theater Feb times and details from High School lecture course management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edne Witney
Ar and
Vaudelile and Concert Company
South
Lawrence Holmes
Standard Baye Hel
Plunkard
Hearts
Otis Harlan
Lieutenant Peary
Crawford Theater
Bribery case probe extends in Cincinnati Otis matter
A legislative committee from Columbus continued the Otis bribery probe in Cincinnati regarding the U S Senate election. Senator Sullivan and defense attorney Daugherty questioned disqualification grounds while hotel records show paid private phone use and guest lists linked to the Columbus senatorial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jan
Legislative Committee
Columbus
Otis
United States
Rutan
Spellmyer
Kenny
House
Burke
Long
Robinson
Fincke
Garfield
J. J. Sulliven
Daugherty
Huling
Sullivan
New York
H. H. Hollenbeck
Chandon
Olle
Boyce
Hy Boyer
Gideon House
Dunbar
Hollenbeck
Bliss
Allen O. Myers, Jr
Dick, Rathbone
Kurtz
Allen O. Myers
Bogus Passes Representing $50,000 Found in Chicago Office
Police found in a Chicago broker’s office a collection of passes thought to represent fifty thousand dollars. The discovery suggests a swindle by a group dealing in bogus tickets, targeting strangers. Olo Ekbers, a merchant tailor at 713 Kansas avenue, is mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. H. Boss
Clark Street
Chieure
Olo Ekbers
Kansas Avenue
Big Fight on Pingree Sparks Republican Revolt in Michigan
Lansing Nov 22 The revolt against Governor Pingree's renomination grows rapidly as prominent Republicans express discontent over his stance toward Senators McMillan Burrows and federal appointments. A Jackson paper backing James O Donnel broadens opposition, signaling a fierce intra party battle ahead with stalwarts uniting against Pingree.
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Lansing
Mich
Pingree
Buffalo
McMu Jon
Burrows
Bith
James Odonnel
Jackson
OcDonnel
Itn
Dancy
Michigan
Hfe
Unite States
O'Donnel
Those Terrible Yankees Swamping European Oil Seed Market
Paris reports a deputation of French manufacturers and traders from several departments urging protective duties on oil seed and oil. They claim American competition lowers European prices and harms French oil works. Minister Mo Boucher stays cautious, noting ongoing talks with the United States and reserves on promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mo Boucher
Craux
Oustomma Committee
Chamber of Deputies
America
United States
M. Boucher
Morsover
Bf Boucher
Premier cites famine and unemployment in Italy unrest
In Rome the premier Marq is Di Rudin said recent disorders in Italian provinces stem from high food costs and job scarcity due to public spending cuts. He blamed agitators for exploiting unrest and said the government ordered strict repression. He noted Athens had ceased but vowed measures to relieve distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Marquis di Rudin
Atiathen
Asi
Ratcliffe’s Other Wife Probes Bigamy Claim
Caroline Ravenhill arrived from England asserting she is the wife of actor Bar ward J. Ratcliffe and plans to prosecute him for bigamy. She says Ratcliffe married the daughter of Peter De Lacey after returning from Southampton aboard the St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York
Caroline Raven- Hill
Baward J. Ratcliffe
St. Louis
Southampton
Logeig le
British Flagship Centurion Sails From Nagasaki Unknown Destination
Yokohama January 21 reports the Hrivish batt ship Centurion, Nagship of the British Squadron in Chinese waters, arrived at Nagasaki on Wednesday and sailed today. Her destination remains unknown, with no official reason given for the secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Hrivish Battship Centurion
The Curse of Gold Play Road Trial Ironies Start
Democratic free silver leaders back an experiment in campaign work through a Washington Virginia firm forming The American Drama company. Directors include Lawrence Gardiner and Marshall W. Wink. plan to stage The Curse of Gold as a moral drama resembling Uncle Tom’s Cabin, aiming to rally west and south. Knights of Labor stock supports the venture. Samuel Goumpera and Charles Morrison back it. the firm promises public sewing and button mending services through Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Jones
McMillin
Chaancer K. Hisch
Sladen
Simps
Virginia
Lawrence Gardiner
Marshall W. Wink
Hubart E. Mattingly
5. W. Anderson
Tom Cutin
Trom Feenes
Senator Stewart
Senator Allen
Samuel Goumpera
Charles Morrison
American Federation of Ia Bor
Knights of Labor Ensembly No.6
Fahd
Whole Town Prays Georgia Hamlet Becomes Most Religious
Georgia town near Atlanta enacts an ordinance demanding daily prayers to deter evil influences. Officials order citizens to pray each morning before daily business, with merchants and workers required to begin devotions before weighing goods or serving customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
United State
Merchates
A Bar Sermon on Cool Common Sense and Diet
A historical note extols self control over drink and diet. It warns coffee as a subtle enemy to health, urging moderation and natural remedies, praising cool judgment and individual restraint over temptations at a bar setting.
Jane Addams Speaks on Chicago Politics in Ann Arbor
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House delivered a sensational lecture on A Study of a Chicago Alderman in Ann Arbor Michigan. She argued religious influence often fails for reform as it stays apart from people and corrupt ideas spread through detached reformers. She urged adherence to sympathy and practical leadership to win over the poorer classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Addams
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hull House
Chi- Caro
Deadlock Halts Boston Work Over Sewer Loan
In Boston on January 22, a board of aldermen deadlock and a stalled $500,000 sewer loan cause 900 laborers, clerks, and foremen to be suspended for lack of funds. About 700 may be reinstated once financing is secured, while at least 206 appear permanently out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roston
Board of Aldermen
Sloane To Return to England Halted By Fleischman
Tod Sloane, the jockey who rode in England, arrived in New York from foreign fields aboard the Campania. Fleischman declares he cannot permit Sloane to return soon, as spring plans hinge on his riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischman
New York
Turkey
Ted Sloane
Campania
Sloane
England
Julius Fieschman
Steamer Saltram Arrives in Plymouth With Damaged Machinery
The British steamer Saltram, captained by Gwen, from Galveston via Norfolk for Copenhagen, was sighted near Lisard in rough weather and arrived at Plymouth with deranged machinery. Two lifeboats were damaged during the severe passage. Actress Forsythe's mother is involved in related London notices.
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Saltram
Plymouth
Gwen
Galventon
Norfolk
Copenhagen
Mrs Forsythe Dies in London at Daughters Home
Mrs Forsythe died at her daughter's house in London on Wednesday from paralysis. The funeral will be held today. Sedalia Mo June The Woman's Federated Clubs of Missouri voted to establish a traveling library and appointed a seven member board to inaugurate the work. A library fund of 20 was raised by subscription with generous pledges from local clubs to support continued operation in Missouri under federation guidance.
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Porsythe
Woman's Federated Clubs of
Missouri
Sedalia
Canvon
Iowa
Michigan
Usider
Woman's Federation
Topeka Appoints Dog Tax Collector Nels McConnell
Ex sanitarian Nels McConnell is named city dog tax collector. He will canvass the city and, if needed, have unregistered dogs seized and killed. The male dog tax is one dollar per year. McConnell is the sole authorized collector for Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels McConnell
McConnell
Topeka
History of the Indians Who Inhabited Kansas to Be Purchased
William R. Connelley of Weatrice Nebraska and formerly of Kansas City Kansas has compiled a history of Kansas riding tribes. The state historical society appointed a committee to pursue purchase of the manuscripts data and teleica. A basis for purchase was agreed and a report sent to the secretary. Due to current low funds, the purchase awaits next legislature’s appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The
Historical Society
William R. Connelley
Weatrice
Neb
Kansas City
Kan
State Historical Society
Connelley
58 Men and 14 Dogs Preparing to Start From Kansas City
A report from Kansas City describes a convoy of 58 men and 14 dogs ready to depart for Blondike Sansan City. Captain 2 Ten Vinney of Moberly arranges transport, seeks rates, and refuses to provide precise addresses or tame animals. The piece references Klondikers and a Golden City attorney endorsing a medicinal salve.
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Kanass City
Sansan
Hornant
Moberly
Pouanegiore
Apri
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Poral
Iarcot
Jean Martin Charcot
Charcot
Eureka Chemical and Manufacturing Co
Cross
Wis
Garcia
Minnesota
Omaha
George W. Stansfield
the Grawford
Mr. Bugle
HANNA
Liesig Company
Liebig Co
P. O
Liebig Companys
Italy
Ratcliffe
Tork
Utiur
Potter Drdg and Chem. Corp
British Depot
Newbury & Sons
King Menard
Haley
Tod Sloane
Actress Forsythe
London
Katharine Forsythe
Fallsdelphia
Osage City
Burlingame
Leavenworth
Norris St
the Indians
Price’s Cream
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