Strange Cuban Prison Escape Amid Spanish Pursuit
A chaotic recounting tells of American travelers in Cuba during insurgent operations. It details a perilous escape near Mariel, capture by Spanish forces, brutal treatment, and a harsh march through Pinar del Rio toward Sim Cristobal. The narrative centers on Maguire, Bond, and Amadeaux as they endure suspicion, torture, and forced confinement before reaching safety.
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Pailadelphi
Jaume
Maguine
Jeremiah Bonds
New York
Charles Atlen
Bramford
Cuba
Willim Barry
Lind
Wien
Josef Rula
Cuber
Fiat del Rio
Mariel
Spaniard
Carrion
Amorivatt
Wall
Maguire
Ruiz
Harry
Bond
Pinar del Rig
Sim Cristobal
Vo Uiey Wee Murch
Peixon
Muls
Marquís departure amid Havana crowds for Spain
Reported scenes show sympathy for Spain and General Werle as the Marquis of Agueroquille leaves Havana aboard the San Augustin. Crowds cheered, bands played, and officials bade farewell. Separately, insurgent leaders faced arrests for Charvo Hondo’s burning. A separate note confirms insurgents’ dwindling munitions and inability to continue the struggle.
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Havana
Apaategat
Spain
Mat
General Wesle
la Machina
Fop
General Werli
Eeroy
Tmaroh
General Weyer
Marquis
Anmai
Arloex
Prats
Artillery
Wruthnnnre
Margie Palmerada
Perri
Defenee
Chamber of Commerce
Ban Augustin
T ‘Volunteer Artillery
Maded
WeThe Kpoelye
Maxiran Gomeetas
United States
Actions At Guanahacoa Spur Cuban Victory Details
The report describes mass funerary remains found near Guanahacoa after a clash at the Brazilian border area. Spanish forces faced Cuban attackers who, under Major Barresselma, overwhelmed outposts and broke Spanish lines, routing defending troops and capturing gun emplacements and supplies.
Tragedy in Leadville Tied to Lawless Miners
Report from Leadville Colorado recounts a planned assault on police by a group of miners led by Dougherty and associates. A crowd gathered at the county jail as armed citizens and provost guards faced off, with no further gunfire after a tense morning standoff.
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Leadville
Col
Jan
Pratik Domenerty Wetig Hy Patineman
Guyton
Owle
Amit
Haw
Arder
Alers Tonkent
Dougherty
Week of Prayer in Protestant Churches of America
Plan by interdenominational committee aims to unite fore ign missions work across the nation and Canada. Pastors are urged to start prayer days and preaching efforts with world evangelization as the focus. A national meeting is set for Thursday night at Carnegie Hall, with last year’s New York rally featuring President Harrison and ex-secretary John W. Mare.
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Foreign Missions
Churches of America
New York
Nan
Camp
Pula
Kevery
Canada
Harrian
John W. Mare
Wore
London
San
Kyle Cleese
Eatward J. Very
Ford
Altona
Dell
Tyiehmen
Amorios
Uhak
Cork
Pier Hhemer
Jones
Eny
Svotland Yard
Chiwel Auomey Melntyne
Khaponttton
D. Ivory
Melntyre
Lyory
James
Arkansas Legislature Faces Contests for Speakership
The Arkansas legislature prepares for a tumultuous session with multiple contests for the speakership. Reports indicate party factions and key figures jockeying for influence as the Senate clerk and leadership plan the agenda.
Perkins Seeks Victory In Sight In Calornin Senate Fight
Report claims senator Hinea Malortey aims to veto Cauens policy. mentions factions Bworamonio Corl Jat and Benitor Verking reference. Notes assembly members Bhapathan Uuirsete pledge to curb Mumber incemary tow, with Burnett and Shia expected to recover to support public opinion and control.
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Perkins
Calornin
Hinea Malortey
Cauens Veto
Bworamonio
Partbsane
Benitor
Vietore
Bhapathan
Burnett
Shiahan
Herders Lost in Blizzard Reach City After Terrible Experience
A fragmentary report from Albuquerque describes New Mestes Employes Kerrible We xperien cer and associates arriving after an ordeal with a bimeard in the Gallinix mountain. Stevenson, a buyer for Bwit & Co of Chicago, was rudely treated and now at a Blextony House in Union Chico. Gallions residents were anxious over the last appearance of three shearers said to be in the billeard and forming a protest group.
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Albuquerque
M. M
Jam W.J
Croma, Blackwell & Co
Bwit & Co
Chicago
Kanan Chy
Stevenson
Union Chico
Galliots
Mr. Carrot
Wince Wolfe
Toler
Tlatio
Jan
Mike Ewe
Aytnwaltin
Monn
Jay
VAL Merwe
Rwunitlir
Guy Peat
Durinorathead
Sultan Plans Massacre Amid Turmoil in Europe
Turky faces upheaval as reform efforts stall and Sultan guides policy toward brutal moves. Reports claim opposition leaders warn of violence while officials consider emergency measures. International observers call for restraint as regional tensions rise and domestic actors debate constitutional changes.
McKinley Cabinet Talk Reaches Vermont Senator Proctor
A rough transcript notes Senator Proctor of Vermont returning from Cleveland where he consulted with President elect McKinley. Proctor says he will not seek a cabinet position and will not accept any post later, while discussions continue on secretary at the navy and other roles. Generals and state figures discuss potential appointments, with Hanna as a possibility for secretary of state.
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Clovehiad
Obie
Jan W
Sherman
Manna
Marinet
Hanna
Meysherry
Cortoliime Wiles
New York
Gener Alger
Michigan
McKinley
M.T. Merrick
Aef
Herrick
Servons
Old Stone Church
Eleet
Proctor
Washington
Jan
Vermont
Cleveland
McKinsey
Pasitos
Mackey Helps Old Friend After Decades Apart
The tale recalls Kay, Pennsylvania, Trypolor era and Leavenworth County, where John W. Mackey, a California millionaire, aided an old comrade from the mining camps. After years, Mackey met them in New York, recalling shared hardships and generosity including sending a Christmas present of 1000 dollars, illustrating enduring friendship and loyalty across distance.
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Kay
Panrete Civetea
Leavenworth County
John W. Mackey
California
Amy
The Terrible 15 A Fast Gruiser Record
The Terrible 15 is described as a fast cruiser near the Cornish coast on Saturday. It reportedly achieved an average speed of 224 knots per hour, claimed as a wartime record. Displacement about 14 200 tons, length over 500 feet, beam 71 feet, twin screws, indicated power 2 40. The vessel aimed as a U S war cruiser named Columbia.
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Jondon
Jat
Cerrinte
Baturday
Belleville
Columbia
Distress Signals From Whitehead Steamer Near Halifax
A large steamer called Whitehead lay distressed off Halifax late today as a fierce storm hindered rescue attempts. A small boat was sent out but could not reach the vessel, while reports mention overdue captains and a potential humanitarian mission involving a hospital ship for wounded or sick children.
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Malifax
Jane
Whitehead
Paniara
Gworeke
Dawiek
Talila
Trial of a dynamite suspect names in London case
A chaotic report outlines the trial of Ivory and associates amid claims of dynamite plots and conspiracy. London officials and New York lawyers pursue the case with multiple hearings, arrests, and impending indictments.
Doll labor reports spark pr obstinate policy talk
A London dispatch states a new debate over doll making and female prisoner labor. It cites a report alleging doll dressing as a short term job for prisoners and mentions prison authorities considering limited hours and supervision for manufacturing dolls in Germany and Holleio.
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Rolva
Germany
Pritohy
Anit
Manihipeter
Fas
Murder Charge Against Garnett Man
A man from Garnett County stands charged with murder following allegations he killed a 24 year old woman during a dispute in November. The case, filed by Marshal McQuade, details the alleged crime and notes the involvement of several local figures.
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Wash
Thomas
Garnett
Elerme
Berit
Keeney
Marshal McQuade
Lesagnt
Folie County
New Verdig
Weinig
Hie
Winter
Mirieban
Kaneat
Gertrude Hardy
Debs Lecturing in Denver Speeches Stir Public Interest
Debs 18 lecturing in Denver draws crowd as he arrives in the city this morning. He spoke near the Beyoml temple urging laborers to support the Leadville strike and to back actions favoring workers, arguing war between capital and labor would harm many.
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Denver
Oe Salle
Geelor
Addensoes Lyald
Sandville Artie
Epylaliane Etiareter
Leadville
Rev Conaty's Farewell Sermon in Worcester
The Rev Dr Conaty, recently appointed rector of the Catholic University, delivered his farewell sermon to the biored church and city parishioners. The ceremony drew Catholics from across the city and many Protestants, with Mayor Spenngue among the attendees, who wished the reverend well.
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Conaty
Worreek
Worcester
Mami
Gatholie University
Biored Meat Church
Abbet
Catholins
Afl Parte
Spenngue J
Tiver Allele
Canadian Pacific Railway action near New Denver and Kootenay
A fragmentary report describes Canadian Pacific railway activity and plans around New Denver and the Kootenay region. Mentioned are efforts to advance the line toward Nelson, with discussions of mine openings, wartime style logistics, and anticipated construction near the Columbia River and Crow's Nest Pass route.
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Rowland
Janie Newshaw
Denver
Dawn Blocan
Mthway ii
Trull
Tebson
Blonan
Kootenay
Kootenty
Ani Wiye Chern
Theik Pomtart
Ana Nelson
le Sealy
Hetize
Sloean
Canadian Pacifie Railway
Perry
Feiner
Nelson
NyeRat & Roi
Lwor
Kondenay
Fort Rice Country
Lyrowel
Crow's Nest Pass
Macleod
Cristian Baptie Railway
Canadian Poetic Railway
Six pardon cases disposed of at Hahn trial
The article lists defendants in a clemency session at Hahn, including Contel Wi Smith and George Staler, with life sentences for murder. It notes Amos Hamilton and Michael Reintart among those sentenced, detailing their crimes and counties involved in the two men’s cases.
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ThAkenapotla
Jan
Muindarem
Lawtanne
Prisos
Georg Staler
Delawirs
Hurbor
Michael Reintart
Jonopt
Walla Walla Pioneer Leader Dies After Long Service
Obituary recalls prominent Walla Walla figure longtime in county governance and agriculture. Born in the valley, he served as county commissioner, later as city official, and held roles with agricultural trusts and local rail and timber interests.
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Walla Walla
Do OM
Denen
We Are to be Congratulated From the Broadth of Gue Party
An address to the Soe yaeateere Seeleerads eel praises the gains of a reform movement. It argues for independence from the Democrats and stresses loyalty, free silver, and the need for a strong independent party to express voter intent.
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Hosien
George
Paort
Wintch
Lincoln
Arete
United States Senate
Hie Grwates
OUF
Successione
Democrate
Popocrat
Gonverta
Democratic Party
Auard
Mmedaurat
Macform
Togiwat Upan Bel Congress
Sie
Wiehie Imporkant
Ant Owe Frente
Weg Mo
Ouf Natioran
Italy gains from sultan over promise alleged
A Rome dispatch reports discussions between Italy and the Ottoman Empire about vernal Promises and mounting tensions. Rumors of promises related to Trebizond and oil treasures surface as European powers weigh actions. Gunboat movements are discussed to secure Istanbul, with expert comments on potential outcomes and Italian aims for settlement.
Eight Hour Law Debate At Brotherhood Convention
The Brotherhood of Steam dredge workers held a convention electing officers including President Charkin Noon of Chicago and Vice President John Miller of Chicago. They debated the commissioners action on drainage and the eight hour day, appointing a committee to present a protest if the motion was not considered. Delegates were present from New York Canada Montana California Alabama Wisconsin Arkansas Colorado Washington and Latin America.
Fire in a five story brick building at corner blaze
A fire damaged a one story brick structure at the corner of Silleatt and Sonees streets housing a clothier shop operated by Abtmaa Co. The blaze started in the fourth and fifth stories, origin unknown, with injuries reported to a local professor and others. Crews battled the flames as cold January air affected the situation.
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Wuffalo
Silleatt and Sonees Schools
Abtmaa 4 Co
Aleman
Jose
Mearnied Gue, Hsuration
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Balabria
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First Street
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MO. W. Ayers
Weiser, Idaho
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Bonne Bloom
Boss City
Clark & Forshat
Weiser
A.M. Carl
Whiser, Idaho
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Batus
Snow In Vendome Hotel
Whishr
Canary
Vansice
John Wanthorn
Tinner
Wiser
Ehmay
Masonic
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Home Insurance Co
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Royal Insurance Co
Liverpool
Weishr
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Sweetwater Conferante
J. Matthews & CO
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