Riots at Barcelona Consulate Over Cuban Policy
Turmoil erupts as 15 000 demonstrators flood Barcelona in protest against the U S Senate Cuban policy. Police clash with students raining stones on the U S consulate. casualties reported, no deaths. Authorities brace for possible war measures with Spain including naval and military mobilization.
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United States
United States Senate
United Stats Senate
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Spaig
Bown
Une
Uhey
Coernor
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Alvinda
Jose Maria Heranger
Cyrba
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Thts
Taylor Wiuard
Taylor
Demonstrations in Spain Stir U S Concern Over Cuban Question
Washington reports intense public interest in Spain over Cuba as Spain’s government increases naval forces. Public figures saw dispatches. demonstrations were anticipated. U S officials plan to verify the situation via State Department channels. Senor de Lome declined to comment pending his government. U S likely to seek formal apologies for the Harceloye consulate incident.
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Washingtos
Spain
State Department
Tator
Madrid
Bowen
Barcelona
Senor de Lome
United States
Harceloye
Spanin
Spanish American tensions prompt cabinet meeting in Washington
The Barcelona mob violence against Americans triggers a cabinet gathering as Secretary Olney reads DeLome messages. Spain pledges to protect U S legation and citizens while the Senate moves to enlarge the navy by 1000 enlisted men. Madrid offers regret and protection measures after a Barcelona incident. Senate and House move toward a united stance on potential actions.
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Imeesare
United States
Spain
Legation
Mobe
Secestery Giney
Madrid
Senate
Oly Reault
Oloay
DeLome
Wasminoton
Natal
Hale
Iveched
Gtere Department
Hannis Taylor
Barcelona
Hackney in Town as Court Proceeding Distracts
Colonel W P Hackney visits Cleveland amid a clash of opinions over his recent letter to the Cleveland Leader. He praises McKivney and backs Joseph Bescoo Foraker for president while pursuing supreme court interests with John W Suartell. He refuses publication of remarks and asserts indifference to public opinion. He plans no attendance at the Republican state convention in Wichita and will return to Ohio after completing hearings.
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W. P. Hackney
Cleveland
McKivney
Joseph Bescoo Foraker
Hackney
Supreme Court
John W. Suartell
Winfieid
Wichite
Ohio
Western League Meet Shows Schedule Divide At Windsor
The Western League basketball meeting in St Paul opened at the Windsor club with debate over the schedule. Managers Manning and Gulf led two reports amid talk of a compromise to let eastern and western clubs start together, with a large group of executives present including Johnson Goodson Comiskey Killste Manning Dills Walking Vanderbeck and Loftus from multiple cities.
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Windsor
Managee Manning
Bansen City
Gulf
Indianapolis
Easton
Bot Johnson
Jobn Goodson
Minneapolis
Charles Comiskey
Matt Killste
Milwaukee
James Manning
Kansas City
Manager Dills
Grand Rapids
W. Walking
Vanderbeck
Detroit
Loftus
Colambtug
Two Topeka Men Sail World Tour For $600 Each
Two Topeka youths bought world travel tickets from Santa Fe agent G W Hagenbuch for 600 dollars each. They departed for San Francisco and planned to visit Australia Asia and Europe over two years. The voyage includes Tahiti Yokohama Hong Kong and Constantinople before returning. The article notes no local confirmation of the travelers. A separate item mentions the US steamer Alert heading to Corinto Nicaragua to protect interests amid unrest.
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Kansas City
G. W. Hagenbuch
City
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San Francisco
Tawausa Islands
Auckland
Sidney
Melbourne
Australia
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Roi Sea
Constantinople
Continent
Accepts the Offer and Attacks Trust Power in New York World
A March 2 New York World article by an affiliate adopts Senator Tillman’s critique of Wall Street and the sugar trust. It describes The American Refining Company as a New Jersey cooperative with stock valued around 75 million and accuses Havemeyer interests of profiteering. It details New York clearinghouse wealth, railroad overcapitalization, and a court that favors capital, arguing federal tax and treasury practices hurt farmers and the public.
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Ben Tillman
New York World
Sugar Trust
American Refining Company
New Jersey
Have— Meyers
Sugar ReSuerias Company
Tis
Wall Street
Havemeyers
New York Clearing House
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New York Sub-Treasury
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Coss Trust
Col Toods
Coal
Everal Roads
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Tillman
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Soaker
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Cleveland
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Supreme Court
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Astor
New York Harbor
England
Supreme Court of the United States
Death of G C M Welch Brother of St B Welch
G C M Welch a brother of RK and B Welch died of heart disease at home after years of illness compounded by asthma. A lawyer who served in the Eleventh Indiana and in the Union army, he was born in 1839 and aged 57. Funeral from the First M E Church at 2 p m Wednesday with GAR conduct, wife and adopted daughter surviving. Brother Hi M Welch of Minnesota expected to attend.
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Farfitter City
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Hi. M. Welch
Minnesota
Mae Fusersl
Sheriff Kepley Stricken With Severe Illness
Sheriff Bob Kepley is sick in bed with a severe cold and influenza like illness. Doctors fear possible malaria fever after two prior attacks, leaving the county sheriff unable to perform duties while he recovers.
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Bob Kepley
Prayers Declined for Virginia House Session Chaplain
Virginia legislators faced an unusual rebuff when Rev C J Gebfschlarger refused the offer to serve as week chaplain arguing that opening a political body with prayer is an improper union of church and state. The incident sparked jokes about the Assembly and its purported unregenerate state.
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C. J. Gebfschlarger
House of Delegates
Ochischlneger
Ronny
Congress Mail Subsidies Spark Battle in State Journal
Kansas mail extension items face defeat as Rep Loud and allies oppose postoffice subsidies. Arguments favoring faster Boston to New Orleans and Kansas City to Newton routes clash with claims of unnecessary expense and unequal service. Senator Baker defends coinage of American silver amid debate over gold standard.
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TAKER AND ALLEN TUSSLE IN SENATE DISCUSSION
In Washington March, Senator Baker clashed with Senator Allen over tariff and free coinage of silver. Allen refused to pledge his party, arguing the bill did not address free coinage, while Baker pressed for a direct yes or no on supporting the current bill with a free coinage amendment.
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Carlisle
Pennsylvania
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Congressional
Aker
Pat Hobby
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U S AID CUBA Spanish Report on Expedition at Alligator Key
March 2 Alligator Key Florida report from Spanish sources states a diversionary expedition is hitting out toward Cuba. It mentions schooner crews assembling to meet three presidents at the harbor and then proceed to Cuba. Treasury officials have been asked to notify river cutters' commanders in these waters to be on alert.
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Mexico
Navy Department
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Alligator Hey
Fim
Wasmingron
State Department
Alligator Key
Lorida
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