Cuba Needs Arms Not Men Says Cuban General Interview
General Rivers, interviewed in the field near Pinar del Rio, says Cuba needs rifles and ammunition more than troops. He notes the enemy’s arms strength, urges U.S. shipments of weapons, and states no foreign volunteers are needed as the native population supports a force of up to 50,000 with proper arms before winter ends.
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Pinar del Tio
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Gomex
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Canton
Managua
Havana
Informer Thomas Jones and Irish links loom in Ivory trial
The London Irish informer Thomas Jones, tied to the Edward J. Ivory case, is depicted as a volatile figure with deep Irish nationalist ties. The report outlines his past in New York circles, connections to the Irish National Alliance, and alleged access to secret minutes.
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Edward J. Ivory
Thomas Marie Jones
Fa Curon
Pigott
Ivory
Glaxkow
P. J. Tynan
Brunes
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Evory
Jones
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Chicago
Irish National Alliance
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Jones Iu
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Jouve
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Aland
Caron
Lewis
Keen
Senate and House Set for Busy Nicaragua Canal Week
Washington notes a busy week as the Nicaragua canal bill faces opposition and debate. Senator Morgan leads in the Senate with hopes for a vote, while Perkins aims for a nonpartisan commission. House plans a quiet week with few major debates and ongoing committee work.
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District of Columba
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Aiutriet
Virginia
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Public and the inauguration at Washington Wisconsin
Washington residents plan inaugural arrangements for Mr Molloy while rumors spread of extortionate charges for attendees. Chairman Bell said the inaugural committee will not be responsible for private plans but will secure reasonable accommodations through Colonel Ty BP Wright who has arranged housing for 2000 people in suitable private homes with basic amenities.
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Washington
Fears of Gerrymander Shape Topeka Legislature
In Topeka Kansas January 1 the pop ulist dominated legislature faces a flood of bills. A key measure by Senator Lupter targets reapportionment to favor future congressional elections. Proposals would redraw districts, place inmates in penitentiaries on roads and irrigation projects, and assign convicts to build state infrastructure and manufacture goods.
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Kaa
Lupter
Populluis
Kerry
Negro Thug Lynched After Texas Pacific Yard Attack
George Rogivall was robbed and beaten by a Black assailant in the Texas Pacific yards. The weapon was a coupling pin. The attacker was captured and hanged by dawn. A coroner's inquest ruled death by unknown parties. Separate note reports bicycle racing leaders forming a national cartel in New York.
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White Castle
George Rogivall
Negro
Texas Pacific
Minderar
McAinley attends church amid Canton visit
President McAinley attended church service in Canton Ohio on a quiet Sunday. He drove in the afternoon and later visited his mother, while steady discussions with party leaders continued about his administration. The trip includes plans for cabinet building and numerous important visits expected in the coming days.
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Ohio
Ainley
Fran
Uabiniot
Gowmly
Morey
Crewster
Detroit
Nane Hery
Cleveland
Magor
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Benator
Wreck suspect Sam Palatka arrested after tram disaster
A messy report from Birmingham Alabama states Sam Palatka, accused of involvement in a tram wreck that killed 26 people, was arrested in Tastmar on a share of the charge. Principal evidence cites a confession to Boatman staff. Authorities in Eastman pursued the arrest, with rumors of prior connections and an ongoing inquiry.
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Jon
Birmingham
Sya
Sam Palatka
Tastmar
Cathwin
Shar Jame Ball Tae
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Personn
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Eastman
War in the St Joseph parish splits polled church group
Turmoil in the Parish of St Joseph Missouri after a two year dispute over Rev Father Morot from Chicago. Violence damaged property and two members were hurt. A priest reportedly absconded with church funds. Parishioners, mostly Poles, remain divided as four sisters were hired as teachers. Father Morot left for Newton Massachusetts.
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Milwaukee
Moron
Newton
Mines Flooded and Fire at Calumet Mine In Michigan
Officials report water flooding the Miners at Live Calumet and Teele mine in Michigan with a fire starting near the vent area. No injuries are recorded while crews work to confine the blaze and stabilize operations amid flooded drift sections. International Challenge Cup noted in text.
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Lawmilie
Saueilie & Wtoppaxe
Calumet & Teele
Kouth Horta
Canada yacht owners donate perpetual challenge cup
Owners of the yacht Canada from Toren Ontario have gifted the silver cup won last year to the Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto. The trust funds a perpetual international challenge match between Canadian and Ven eodur yacht clubs as friendly competition.
Missing Frank Jennings Suspect in Theft Report
Local resident Wextcott reports a robbery of cash hidden under a mattress in his room. Police were alerted after Frank Jennings, 18, was accused and later described to sheriffs statewide. The incident occurred in Eilensburg Wand on January 170.
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Wand
Ut ‘Wextcott
Gail
Frank Jennings
Jennings
Riot Turmoil in Byron Georgia After Tied Election
A two hour riot in Byron Houston county Georgia followed a municipal election tie. Four men were shot and others terrorized as voters gathered at the polls to repeat the contest. The sheriff restored order but the vote had to be rescheduled amid continued threats and disruption. An accompanying report notes no bloodshed beyond fists in Byron.
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Commercial Tribune
Americus
Guanga
Byron
Houston County
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C. GC. Hatuman
G. G. Mateman
RH. Basktos
Phos
Fuationn
Chia
Tx Tatomat
C. C. Pichardson
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Shotunn
Ivina
Stravt
Tan
Governor Adama Seeks Settlement of Air Strike Troubles
Leadvsville January 1 Governor Adama in SU announces efforts to settle the ongoing air strike troubles. He offers to contribute to a fund for unemployed miners if the strike ends, while Dobe continues plans with the Western Federation of Miners to aid idle miners. A definite miner union proposition is expected after today’s meeting.
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Airtike
Tite
Hoe
Ho Bas
Dobe
Hig
Wustwen Federation of Miners
Adame
Miners’ Union
Salem Session Democrats Divided Over Speaker Selection
In Salem Oregon on January 1 the house opened with 2% attendance and adjourned to 1 pm tomorrow. Jonathan Bourne holds the key to the speakership with his populist and Democrat supporters, while Mitchall falters under pressure and may withdraw his support.
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Helef
Mitchell
Jonathan Lourne
Mitchall
Bourne
House
Dows
Popullar
Gas tragedy in Roxbury tenement claims three children
Three children died from gas asphyxiation in a Roxbury Boston tenement last night. Mary N Treynolds seven Margaret H Reynolds four Annie Connently aged a month or unknown John D Reynolds the father discovered the scene after dawn. The family occupied four rooms and a niece slept with the older children. The door was broken in to reach the bodies. Authorities considered carelessness in gas use as a possible cause.
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Roxbury
Mary N. Treynolds
Margaret H. Reynolds
Annie Connently
John D. Reynold
Connentry
Reynolds
Reynolfix
New Jersey Well Taken Care Of
In an interview the vice president claimed New Jersey will be provided for and Hobart will go to Washington on Tuesday March 28 with his son. He will reside at the Arlington while his opera duties keep him in the national capital.
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Garrett A. Hobart
New Jersey
Mobart
Washington
Hobart
Arlington
National Capital
Rumors of Poisoning of the Czar Stir Palace Kitchen Allegations
A garbled dispatch from Vientun reports rumors that the czar and court officials face illness amid alleged poisoning plots. The text hints at health concerns and calls for major winter palace changes without clear, verifiable details.
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Winton Palace
National Manufacturers Convention Attracts Prominent Attendees
Philadelphia reports that a large portion of the National Association of Manufacturers membership will attend the second annual convention. Invitations were sent to over 700 manufacturers outside the group to broaden participation and discuss tariff revival, labor, and industry promotion. Notables include Henry Clay Ivans, Pliny Jewell, Studebaker, John Wanamaker, and others from major firms.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Brandian
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Tanna
Pliny Jowell
Hartford
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Studebaker
South Bend
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Warner Millie
New York
John B. Kirk
Linnots
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Detrott
Pingree
Jobs D. Laws
Miasisalpit Cotton Ol Company
Robert Latciaw
Inclnat
John H. Converse
Baltwin Locomotive Works
Pentsylvunda
A. Cofin
Boston
Genensl Electric Company
George Hiflaybour
Detroit
Tee Mifchian
Execd- Livy
Ihcoming
Anmerinana
Mok N- Weyazn
Mve
Marah Nxt
Dewitt Talmage Urges Arbitration in World Peace
An excerpt echoes favorable views on arbitration as a path to end brutal war. The speaker urges an enthusiastic public vote and broad support from American leaders to promote peace and harmony among nations, stressing no more murder and a saved mankind.
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Dewitt
Pat Minky
Ewrth
Benutore
American Senate
Islam
Epidemics in the West Indies Reported
A health report from the hospital service notes 308 deaths in the week ending January 1 in a Sanitary District, with yellow fever and measles listed among causes. Port au Prince reports the yellow fever epidemic there has ceased, while Cuba notes 62 deaths in the week ending January 4, with three due to yellow fever.
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Sanitary Lispadtar Durgens
Mt Mienna
Einten
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Caminenzo
Bantingo de Cuba
Iron Rail Causes Texarkana Train Wreck Near Station
A wreck 15 miles west of Texarkana halted the Missouri Pacific line when an iron rail placed across the track derailed a train bound for El Paso. Engineer died, fireman injured, mail clerk Ratcliffe and messenger Barney Wilson shaken. witness M. J. Clemmons died after being crushed attempting to jump clear.
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Ark
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Nere
el Paso
M. J. Clemmons
William Moore
Ratcliffe
Joxprene Mussenger
Barney Wilson
Stone supports full probe into St Louis political affair
Ex Governor Stone, in Joplin City, says a House committee should thoroughly investigate pollen and political matters in St Louis and Kansas City. He defends the action but calls for a complete inquiry into attacks on Police Chief Julian and Commissioners Hyewnat Jolnaan as baseless.
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Chinese Railway Project Spurs International Tension
Fragmented report from Springfield Ohio outlines a Chinese railroad venture with Russian and Japanese interests, naming directors and potential leadership. It notes political maneuvering around appointments and mentions Governor Bushnell and potential U.S. senate implications amid partisan chatter.
Emigrants Robbed by Bandits in Mountain West
A party traveling from Mfinaurt to Old hone was robbed and stripped of money and valuables in a west country pass. Bandits led by a suspected Missouri native terrorized the area, taking about 1000 in cash and goods. Local residents report similar scams and highway crimes nearby amid a rising sense of danger.
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Mfinaurt
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Miiaouriane
Cmnpe
Snow Alarm Dampens Dakotas to Midwest Travel
A heavy snowstorm sweeps the Dakotas and Minnesota causing drifting and travel disruption. Winds and drifting hinder rail and road traffic while farmers anticipate benefits for the coming season. In Tadlant, a factory roof collapse at Anderson Glass leaves workers out of time. Royalty and European news mix with local weather as reports detail reactions and recoveries.
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