Senator George of Minnesota Nears End Amid Illness
Reports from Gate Field Hospital indicate United States Senator George of Minnesota, age advanced, is gravely ill with heart trouble and failing to show improvement after long illness. Doctors from Johns Hopkins University, Drs Bormann, Kye, and Omer, recommend intensive care and hospital treatment. The senator, who has served 16 years, was previously in Washington for the opening of Congress.
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Albert B. Willis
Public Building Site in Boise Cleared for Construction
Senator Shoup of Idaho has secured removal of remaining obstacles to acquire the site for a new public building in Boise. About $200,000 is allocated for construction in the civil bill. Delays arose from minor children’s interests, pending court conveyances, and several liens on the property requiring tax receipts and transfer papers. Once documents are approved, government will proceed and vouchers will be prepared for Boise payments, likely through the Treasury with funds routed via Salt Lake City.
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Boise
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Raiders in London Report Two Ill From Hunger and Confinement
Jan 24 London report says two Jameson raid leaders Sir John Willoughby and Major Robert White are severely ill in Holloway prison. They endure nervous exhaustion and weight loss while confinement worsens their condition. Prison doctors expect possible early release if the specialists confirm their state.
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Colored Men Organize The Civil League Of Illinois
In Chicago on January 3 a group of prominent colored residents formed The Civil League of the State of Illinois to mobilize northern moral support for educating colored people in the South. The league aims to persuade trades unions to lift their color bar and seeks pensions for Sidney Tripplett and other noted individuals.
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Chinatown War and Murder of Little Pete in San Francisco
A violent Chinatown conflict erupts after a murder of "Little Pete" tied to the Buin Yup and Sae Yup clans. Police detain six Chinese suspects as rival factions wage a violent feud, with targets including the Chinese consul and leaders linked to gambling houses. Public order efforts intensify with additional police in Chinatown.
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Postmasters Not Confirmed Likelihood Of Appointees Left Out
The Montpelier Idaho and Silver City Idaho postmaster nominations recently became presidential officers. Senate confirmation appears unlikely before March 4. Committee quorum issues and many members away in Washington delay action.
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Blaze of Glory Railroad Train Headed to Washington
Chicago activists plan a dramatic glow parade for the inauguration of Providence Molkintey. The “Blaze of Glory” train will carry Republican delegates to the capital with electric lights and pyrotechnics. A spyout demonstration is planned in Canton to unveil a banner and the Forty-Year Republican symbol.
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Death of Thomas J Laughlin Northwest railroad figure
Thomas J Laughlin a distinguished railroad agent and former yardmaster died of pneumonia in Helena at age 42. A veteran of Montana and Northwest lines he long led crews at Northern Pacific and served as general agent of the Wisconsin Central Vanern line before his death.
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Stove Factory Destroyed by Fire in Chicago
Fire destroyed Northwestern Stove Repair Company's factory at 38 to 12th Street in Chicago, as water supply failed and delayed suppression. Damage to contents about 100000 with building valued at 125000. adjoining buildings spared from fire by water. Company owned by Hobart J. and Ralph Mrennlee. Insurance unknown but believed insufficient. General Stevenson is mentioned with a brief civil war service note.
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Insurgents Routed Near Havana as Spanish Rifle Fire Flares
In Havana Province a clash between insurgents and Spanish forces led by Lieutenant Colonel Hernandez ended in a Spanish rout. The attack targeted a blockhouse near a church while Spanish troops were at services. Casualties and loot included weapons, a cannon, and gold plus $600 in paper money.
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News from Ouma reports Cuban insurgent advances and battles
From Young City of Mexico Jac M various travelers report insurgent activity near Th oats and A few days ago Cuban camps near Santa Clara and Agatoc saw fierce fighting. English youths York and Marguy describe Cuban gains against Spaniards, with many casualties and widespread destruction. The piece notes Spain and insurgents burn plantations, fear in the countryside, and uncertain prospects for victory while seismic activity and volcano threats affect Oaxaca and the Pacific coast.
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Forward March 01 Gen Weyla ct Nothing Stops Tie Progress
General Weyler encamped last night in Holguin area and this morning continued the march through Matanzas and Pinar del Rio provinces. Skirmishes reported in Havana, Matanzas, Pinar del Rio, and Santa Clara. Spanish columns killed insurgent fighters, secured maps and dispatches. Insurgents attacked Bainga on January 2 as regiments withdrew. Lelliatnd column reconnoitered Jaru coastal region, seized supplies, and one town’s 27 families evacuated. Six insurgents were killed. Spanish losses include several officers and 26 soldiers wounded.
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Battle report from Mandang engagement with insurgents
In a clash near Mandang a unit of 500 troops from Expang and Toon Musilila, under Lieutenant Mendang, moved from Manugua to Yolean farm. Guerrillas ambushed the force in hand to hand fighting, wounding Mendang and killing his antagonist. Insurgents fled after the column arrived, losing two dead and many wounded. the expedition suffered one killed in action, a captain and two lieutenants wounded, and five other soldiers injured.
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Tampa Coast Defense Agitation Reported in Washington
Washington authorities report agitation over Tampa Bay defense, with discussions on fortifications and reporting duties of embassies. The piece notes calls to harden southern harbors, fears of foreign capture, and criticism of the Tampa movement’s influence on policy.
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Sunday Session at Salem Sees Inconclusive Vote
At Salem on January 2 seven members recorded roll call for the Sunday session of the Davie home. The session was perfunctory and adjourned to 10 o clock tomorrow. The delay follows a two day recess and focus shifts to a vote on a resolution to notify the governor. Senator Mitchell remains in Salem with allies as talks continue and no clear outcome emerges.
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Bimetallism Urged by Massachusetts Democratic Club
A Massachusetts Democratic club secretary transmits a resolution and letters to Senators Hour and Lodge urging bimetallism. The message opposes the single gold standard, arguing it harms American commerce and industry and calls for silver to regain its proper place in the money system.
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Casualties Among Wage Earners in Great Britain Report
London June 4 The annual labor department report shows that in the 11 months ending December 11 wage workers suffered 370 percent killed and 1,000 injured while on the job Factory and workshop injuries totaled 30,000 with 13,000 railroad men and 6,000 miners also hurt About 60 painters died from lead poisoning in the period Aberdeen Telegraph Chicago Montreal January 8 David Prastar a Canadian walking on value of 5000 Claims Aberdeen was dogton an arrived ere
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Week in Congress previews Cuban, Nicaragua, and money bills
The article outlines anticipated Senate and House activity in Washington. It cites debate over the Nicaragua canal, Cuban policy, and the international monetary conference, with anticipated speeches by Turple and Chandler. It notes Tuesday and Wednesday schedules, including eulogies for Speaker Crim, and mentions two appropriation bills on the agenda.
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Jan
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Trial of the Junta Officials Headed to Baltimore Court
The Cuban Republic officials Carlos Roloff and Jose J. Luis are expected to be brought to Baltimore for trial in the U S district court on charges tied to a filibuster expedition from Baltimore. Attorney General Harmon ordered the transfer, ruling the Woodall plot originated here and should be tried locally rather than in New York.
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Jan
Carlos Roloff
Jose J. Luis
United States District Court
Woodall
Tal
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Histvad
New York
Banquet to the Printers Friends Honor Michael Asti
London society of Compositions plans a banquet to honor Michael Asti with a feature event in London. The report recalls past governance, committees, and a recent administration where no rival could oppose the leader. Details imply a ceremonial recognition tied to regional literary and printing circles.
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