Senate Declares for Cuban Independence Support
United States Senate votes overwhelmingly to recognize Cuban independence amid debate on Spanish rule and Weyler’s conduct. Sherman and Lodge argue for intervention if Spain resists reforms as the Atlantic world watches. final roll call lists numerous Republicans and Democrats supporting the measure.
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Washington
Congress
Spain
Cuba
United Shites
America
United States
Hitt
Hous
al Benaine Shermer
Senetor
Sherman
Hint
St. Mary's River
Lindray
Sovath Lindsay
Benticky
Wits
Cutie
United Bietes
Howe
Ciba
Senate
Strotlmatninces
Turkey
Arementa
United
Saln
Vitel Bintan Npt
Intervelle
Entra Podsnas
Hugh Pharaes
Peyolutlomary Gikry
Cohans
Bumane
Honoradls
Spaniah Troopa
Rand
Maxino Gomez
Prisineo
Spas
Fhia
General Cole
Gomwa Ie
Senator Sherman
Shertean
Mexico
Campon
Weyler
Min Weyer
Weylr
Armenia
Rita
Boutor Shorman
Lodge
Associated Press
Agulhat
Great Britain
Witethis Sennator
Frye
Cam
Bermuda
Mrye
God
Mwe
Iberty
Yens
Allison
Thaker
Brown
Burrows
Cameron
Canton
Carter
Chandler
Clark
Catlom
Mavis
Dubois
Aikins
Gallimer Geer
Hawley
Molride
McMilan
Walthall
White
Por Nats
Allen
Butler
Jones
Nevaia
Kyle
Potter
Stewart
News
Hale
Morill
Westmore
Caffrey
Chilton
George
Visit of sultan to Topkapi palace passes peacefully
Constantinople March 1 The sultan visited the Topkapi palace in the Stamboul Quarter for the mid ramazan festival ceremony of the prophet's mantle without hostile demonstrations. Police report a thousand arrests of suspected conspirators and elaborate precautions were taken. the route was unusually guarded and Armenian children did not join the march.
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Constantinople
Topkapau
Unsulin
Topi Pan Palace
Teller and Carter deny it in Denver interview
A Washington special in the Rocky Mountain News reports that Senators Teller and Carter were shown the Chicago Record article and both indignantly deny the quoted remarks. Teller asserts he would not support a gold standard party or vote for a party with a gold plank.
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Denver
Washington
Rocky Mountain News
Chicago Record
Benatora Teller
Carter
Teller
Guld Plantt
Weaver Nominates Foton for President at Des Moines Meeting
At a Des Moines gathering yesterday James J. Weaver nominated ex-Governor Foton as the People’s Party candidate for president. Weaver cited Mr. Boles’s letter declining to permit use of his home. The event also touched on the Democratic nomination and endorsed free coinage of silver.
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Des Moines
James J. Weaver
Foton
the People’s Party
Weaver
Boles
Jury Deadlock Ends County Treasurer Case
The jury in the county treasurer's profit case reported to Judge Parker that they could not reach a verdict and were discharged after being out since Saturday evening.
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Macomm
Wash
Mareh L
County Trenaurer
Medei Wa
Jude Parker
Great Flood in Bristol Dam Breach Induces Historic Torrents
Great flood devastates Bristol and surrounding towns as the Copper Mine dam bursts. Waters roared through Pequabuck valley swelling rivers, washing out tracks, inundating forests, and forcing evacuations from Forestville to Brookline. Widespread damage exceeds initial estimates with rail washouts and a fatal mill owner's death reported. New York also faces heavy rains, flooding, and transport delays across the state.
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Bristol
Conn
Pequabuck
Briatol
Wigesville
Stnett
Forestville
Chiland
Mariford
Connecticut
AL Middleton
Poquaback
New England Railway
Brookline
New York
New York State
Hudson
Amuiler
Shorter Working Day Debates in Labor Federation Meet
At the New York AFL convention the executive committee authorized outreach to trades to pursue a shorter workday. Machinists poised to gain prestige, with votes on eight, nine, or ten hour options and city-based or universal adoption under consideration. Also reports on the ninth senatorial district convention with candidates Shannahan Reilly and others amid clashes and party drift.
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Federation of Lahor i
New York
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Welcot
Morn Vidue
International Association of Machinista
Aince
Muchubet Dive O'Connell
Secretarie
W. Mts
California
David 1. Shannahan
Mer Shannahan
Metvier
Pasaage
Bik Wis
Denis J. Reilly
Girty Sentral Committee
Coyne
Fred My Blount
St. Louis
Police crack down as fear of Armenian Turks revolt grows
Constantinople dispatch reports police and military forces curbing unrest amid a broad conspiracy scare. Over 200 Armenians and several Turks arrested as security measures tighten around Sultan Abdul Hamid’s New Popkapeyl visit. Uniformed police guard streets and secret police plan arrests to avert disorder during Madrama festival events.
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Constantinople
Seft
Bulgaria
Tin Thin City
Brancom
Ottoman Empire
Abdul Hamid
Popkapeyl Ney
Stumboulauweter
Seciet
Fatal East Birmingham shooting ends in double tragedy
In Salt Lake City a morning shooting on East Birmingham Street left Walter J. Dinwoody dead and Harry P. Hynds surrendering to police. Prominent citizen Mynda Fama, known across the West, had returned from Butte, Mont. Hynds confronted Dinwoody at the door after Dinwoody forced his way inside and attempted to take Mynda, triggering Hynds to fire,Hynds died later. Dinwoody, son of HL Dinwoody, ran a local turn line house.
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Salt Lake
March
Brigham Street
Walter J. Dinwoody
Harry P. Hynds
Mynda
West
Butte
Mont
Admain
Ahi
Fiynda
Dinwoody
Dinwoory
Hyndis
Fiynde
Whitman Pioneer Mourns F M Bird on Farm Near Penewawa
Colfax February reports F M Bird, longtime pioneer farmer, died at his Penewawa area farm after a illness tied to Brights disease. He was well known across the county and passed on the night of the 27th Inst. His death marks a solemn loss to local neighbors and the farming community.
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Bird
Penewawa
Colfax
F. M. Bird
New Penewawa
Tim
Bright
Blackburn Defeats Gubernatorial Bid Amid Assembly Ballot
In Frankfort Kentucky the joint assembly ballot for senator featured a scramble as supporters of Secretary Blackburn sought to win votes. Representative Lyons read Hunter's withdrawal message, urging party members to back him as the session neared its close. The roll call produced varied tallies with several names receiving scattered votes.
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Hunter
Hie
Blackwarn
Bennett
Barnam
le Stone
Dehoe
Holt
Hinkey
Pratt
Dyche L
Worthington
Gianfant
Buckner
Carlaky
Karten
Erin
Chum Chowley Steps Down as San Francisco Police Chief
San Francisco reports the resignation of Chief Patrick Crowley amid ill health after decades with the police department. The city notes Crowley has long served as chief and will depart his post effective immediately.
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San Francisco
Chit
Jibtes
Patrick Crowley
Chiif Crawley Tine Bien
Police Department
Thin City
Moet
Linnie
Cold Wave Strikes Montana As Thermometer Dives
A severe cold wave grips western Montana with readings dropping well below zero in several towns including Tutte and Butte. Officials warn of potential stock losses as frigid air sweeps across the region. A Cheyenne dispatch notes the Republican state committee plans a Sheridan convention on May 14 to select delegates to the national convention.
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Tutte
Mont
Vor
Lienstern
Bute
Rome
Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Republican State Committee
Sheridan
SPAIN AND UNITED STATES TENSION SPARK BARCELONA PROTEST
A violent scene erupted in Barcelona as a large crowd protested United States policy toward Cuba. Demonstrators shouted anti US slogans, attacked the consul, and clashes with police followed a public meeting organized by Spanish Republicans and other political factions.
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Mapely
Unite
Staten
Pravinkaniel
Cubs
Cleveland
Byala
Coba
Liday
Met
United States
Spain
mAb
Chien
Lhe Andere
Hele Ntti
Heine
Staten Consulain
Houwey
Thor
Ptudentie
Viet
Amur
Tacoma penitentiary debate reshapes Washington DC visit
A chaotic report discusses removal plans for a penitentiary near Tacoma, with references to McNall’s land and a Washington DC inquiry by Representative Doolittle. Officials dispute the idea, noting the department has not seriously considered relocation while existing sites remain under review and costs cited reach about $20,000 yearly in lost business profits.
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Washington, D.C
Ypacoma
Malle Staten
McNall
Wwlanih
Walle Wadla
Doolittle
Chamber of Commerce
Ue Department
Jatioe
Jame Muiky
Unclear Madrid-Spain Cuban question talk stems from Washington speech
Washington March 1 intense inter comtnfo reno onrelit Liv Ave dvewntich stoywiege involving Spanish Cuban issue and US stance. Speaker cites Spanish editors misreading events and urges unity while contrasting 10 years to resolve Cuban war with rapid action. Aimed to persuade mass audience about American policy and response to Spanish conduct.
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Washington
Spain
Marcy
United Stater
Simin
Eric
Rsiy Fula
Warship Needed at Merinto Manilua? Nicaragua
The United States faces rising tensions as warships are reportedly needed at Merinto Manilua amid calls for peace. Diplomatic officials warn of dangers from the conflict and emphasize that intervention could affect the reconciliation process and regional stability.
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Merinto
Manilua
Nicaragua
Galveatany
United Bates
Coriuts
Vary
United States
Sue
Arin
Government Expenditures Fall in February Report
February figures show expenditures down by 2,474,408 with revenue rising, yet a larger yearly deficit remains. The month ends with a slight surplus for operations, while the overall deficit for the current fiscal year reaches 15,008,007 and officials expect the July 1 shortfall to stay within that range.
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USA
Train Crash in St Joseph Injures Several
A derailment near a water tank on the four track line harmed multiple people including M A Alexander of Troy and A Weston of St Joseph. Conductor failed to display a flagman and a passenger named J D Willie of Troy suffered serious limb injuries with others sustaining various fractures.
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St. Joseph
M.A. Alexander Ot ‘Troy
Eleull
W. W. O'Frien
Chicago
A. Weston
Trenaneot St
Prominent Druggist Found Dying Behind Prescription Case
Waho Nob Maret L Menre Starlin a prominent druggist was found dying behind the prescription case tonight a bullet through the brain. Before dying he dictated a footnote while counting his cash a highwayman rushed in and held him to pistol duel at short range followed and the druggist was killed. Charles Drochelinoe arrested in Chicago March 1 for larceny charges wanted in several cities. Fire destroyed the dry kiln of St Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company this afternoon fully insured with $10 000 timber burned and several buildings damaged.
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Waho
Chicago
Charles Dexheimer
Vaneauy
B.C
Portland
Seattle
Fairhaven
Arlington
Whatcam
Wash
Tarome
Bt. Paul
Tacoma
Fmstro North
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