Weyler Proclaims Captain General of Cuba and Pardons Divinity Teachers
General Weyler issues proclamations dividing Pinar del Rio Havane and other provinces into zones under military control. Teachers of divinity and civilians surrendering will receive pardons or surveillance, while armed groups and suspected rebels face strict measures and possible arrest. A second proclamation outlines troop division, local defense, and penalties for noncompliance.
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Mauengds
Pupelo Pringle
Banetiago de Cuba
Mtati
Wittevar
Pinar del
Havina
TolloWig
Dan Vajatajyn Weyler
Nieotwit Marquke de Baie Tits
Emile
Pinar del Rin
Demonstrations Grow Tense Across Valencia and Madrid
Madrid correspondent reports aut hority energy failing to curb hostility toward the United States as crowds in Valencia rally under a republic banner. Ten thousand marchers glare at the French consulate, sparking clashes with civil guards who fire carbines, scattering the crowd amid alarms and reports of deaths.
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Spaniel Pressen
London
Madrid
United
BUSUN
Spahn
la Bull
Butana
New York
Valencia
Republic
von Sula
Shrngorsa
Eulamis Message Of Love From Infanta Hulalie Of Spain
A damaged dispatch from Infanta Hulalie of Spain recalling her reception in New York and the United States. She notes mutual esteem between Spain and the United States, the December festivities in New York, and hopes for lasting peaceful relations between the two nations.
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Valentin Venterdar
Valencia
Spain
United States
New York
March
Infanta Hulalie
Spaln
Unite States
Hong Ak Columbus
Walla Walla Republicans Pursue Delegate Convention
A Walla Walla committee meeting yesterday advanced the party’s plan to hold the next delegate convention. A central resolution urged the city to be designated as the site, with strong backing from state committees. The group also voted to organize clubs in county precincts where feasible.
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Walla Wagla
Walla Walla
Wash
Withont
le Wader
Uste Etty
Double murder reported in Hyde Park and a body found
A grisly sequence unfolds as a gray-haired man and a baby are found in Hyde Park. Police investigate a call from a mysterious woman claiming a second body and note a barrel container tied to a crib. Later a corpse is discovered at 42 Indian Avenue. In Washington, James W Marshall from Idaho is appointed money after an audit position in the post office department at 726 per year.
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Hyde Marke
Wilson
Hyde Park
Eithar
Indiane Avenue
Furnis
Booths First Gun Sparked Salvation Army Rally
The event in New York marked Ballington Booth and Mrs Booth inaugurating a Salvation Army outreach aimed at workers and artisans. Major Peter Glen and Captain Schmidt led the Bowery corps as Booths arrived to great enthusiasm. The crowd hailed Washington portraits and a pledge to extend Christ’s love, emphasizing a mission to reach wage earners unaffiliated with churches.
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New York
March
Bullington Wsooth
Hines
Cooper Willon
Fred
Ibvecy
Sehnoi
Der
Bowery Corps
George Washington
Peter Glen
Ballington Booth
Cooper Union
Wich Ballington Booth
Sul
America
Tyro
Mra Roth
Jerusalem
Nin Booth
Myself
Hur
Christ
Borge
Italy forms cabinet with Ricotti premier and Tudint war portfolio
March 21 reports indicate General Ricotti completed cabinet formation after meetings with King Humbert. Marquis Tudint to assume premiership and take war portfolio, with General Baldissara authorized to withdraw Casale garrison if needed.
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Romy
Humbert
Ricott
Elvury
Ax Alrendy
General Ricott
Trade union talks with Franey in Chicago
Jon Franey met with Jonge trade union leaders in Chicago to discuss the Sulzer bill and interstate manufacturing enforcement. The session, held with union representatives, aims to influence policy and coordination for upcoming hearings and regional visits to Cincinnati Milwaukee Minneapolis and Denver.
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Jon Franey
Jonge
Chicago
Mareh
John Praney
Wis
Papredenuctives
Trade and Labor Assembly
Burleighs Father Dead Pioneer Politician of South Dakota
W A Burleigh a leading pioneer politician of South Dakota died in Yankton at about age 70. He came to Dakota as an appointee of President Lincoln and served in the territorial and state legislatures. He was father to A W Burleigh, receiver of the Northern Pacific, and his death ends a notable era in Dakota politics.
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Burleighs
South Dakota
Yankton, & C
W. A. Burleigh
Burleigh
Dakota
Lincoln
Conmrens
Wd Novertemont Contractor
A.W. Burleigh
Northern Pacific
Doyle of Cripple Creek Dead Man Identified Near El Paso
The dead body of an American found about a mile west of Del Rio El Pano on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande has been identified as Doyle of Cripple Creek. He had a bullet wound to the head and a broken neck. Doyle was believed to be interested in rich mining property at Cripple Creek.
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el Pato
Texas
Milew
Delon el Pano
Rio Grands
Doyle
Cripple Creek
Calamity at Portland destroys home and two children
A landslide at Portland wrecked the home of Donald McDonald, a Southern Pacific bridge carpenter. The destruction killed Daniel Campbell, 4, and Inabotle McDonald, 10, with remnants of the family narrowly escaping. Rescue teams recovered both bodies after hours of arduous work as crowds watched.
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Portland
March
Donald
McDowald
Southern Pacific Company
McDonald
Daniel Campbell
Inabotle McDonald
Hodson
Morse
PENSION INDIAN WARS PENSION BILL PROPOSED IN SENATE
Several bills to grant pensions to survivors of Indian wars and their widows reformulate the 1802 act to include officers and enlisted men who served 60 days or more and were honorably discharged. It covers Cayuse, Oregon and Washington territory wars 1847 1858 and widows remarriage rule. A depredation claims bill in Oregon seeks compensation for property loss by Indians.
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Washington, March
India
Bonator Michell
United States
Oregon
Washington Territory
Miso
Ehac
United Staten
Herman
Washington
Piret
National Conference of Reforms to Form a New Party
The reform movement plans a national conference in Pittsburg to discuss a new party. An executive committee meeting is set for tomorrow with leaders including E Nevans and J G Kilo. A large faction supports a May 20 reform convention to set terms and policies.
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Pittsburg
March
Turaday
E. Nevans
Marin Preemie Gray
J. G
Kilo
Eiher Prevent
Thin Gity
Pitebure
National Conference of Reform
Arhich
Mey
Roallton
Mandersons American Extravaganza Tops Northwest Tour
The Mandersons company closed a successful engagement in Denver tonight and will head to Los Angeles to open on Thursday. Manager David Manderson plans a broad tour north to Oregon Washington and British Columbia, with Henderson leading the large company through key northern cities. This is described as the largest theatrical company ever seen in the northwest.
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Denver
David Manderson
Los Angeles
San
Masked cowmen warn sheepmen as range conflicts flare in Delta
A Denver special reports masked cowmen warned Delta County sheep owners that their flocks could be moved or face killing. The shago men have held the range for about a decade, with rights widely recognized though challenged. The incident highlights ongoing land-use tensions in western Delta County.
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Denver
Newy Front
Delta
Saya
Delta County
Ohm
Theatrical Manager H McVickar Dies in Chicago
Chicago March report notes well known theatrical manager H McVickar died this afternoon after a paralysis strike about a month ago. The news item references his long illness and near death before passing. Washington March 7 treasury statement shows available balance 41 001 054 and gold reserve 124 178 964.
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Chicago
TJ. H. McVickar
Treasury Wenxeree
Washington
Treasury
Missing Pacific Mail steamer Rio de Janeiro feared lost
The Pacific Mail liner Rio de Janeiro with 156 aboard is missing after leaving port for Yokohama. Officials report no confirmation of wreck or survivors yet, while the ship carried valuable merchandise and bullion worth nearly 6 million dollars.
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Rio da Janeiro
Death of Rear Admiral Walicki in Brooklyn Home
The obituary notes Rear Admiral Henry Walicki died at 9:08 PM in his Brooklyn residence. Born in Virgil, he joined the navy as a midshipman in 1827 aboard the frigate Alert under Farragut, witnessed Vera Cruz surrender, and later commanded gunboats Tyler and Lexington during the Civil War, aiding General Grant's forces in operations at the front.
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New York
Henry = Walke
Brooklyn
Henry Walke
Virgil
Anthony Walke
Yale
John Calhoun
Alert
Farragut
Vera Crag
Mexican War, Beiing
Veanviaw
Tyler
Lexington
General Grants
Foraker W. L. Opens Ohio Republican Convention Meet
Ohio delegates gather at Columbus Tuesday for temporary organization with Senator Foraker as chairman delivering the keynote. McKinley’s nomination favored, Lamon not to be discussed, and regularization planned Wednesday for selection of delegates and alternates for the St Louis convention. Expected four Ohio delegates named Foraker Aldrich Grosvenor Hunt with McKinley support central to the event.
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Cinclanati
Ohio
Columbia
Senatorelgyt Foraker
Fe Save Hin Apeech
McKinley
Ono
Lamon
Fox Hunt marks centennial of Kennett event in Kennett Square
The annual fox hunt at Kennett Square celebrated its one hundredth anniversary tied to Bayard Taylor’s “Story of Kennett.” Participants included noted riders from Philadelphia Wilmington and nearby counties, with many actors from the tale’s cast joining the event, which ended with a roadside repast.
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Ghester
Kennett Square
Taut
Kennett
Bayard Tayhir
Tamoun Literatur
New York Tribune
Cibert Potter
Sandy Fast
Philadelphia
Wimington
Delaware
Beart Hid Jacksons Attorneys Bow Wont These Cents
Scott Jackson and Alonso Walling faced murder charges for Pearl Bryan in Newport Kentucky. Attorneys challenged extradition as Judge Buckwalter overruled objections, reserved ruling on requisition papers, and ordered further hearings next Saturday for a West of Halvene examination.
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Cluethwall
Sherim Plummer
Newport
Romanier Fodsenalen
Scott Jackson
Alonso Walling
Pearl Bryan
Bickwalter
A. i
Buckwalter
Fuckwalter
Jackton
Wallin
Fime
Halvene Arppine
Une
Train wreck near Delmar injures many in Southern California
A Delmar telephone report says a Los Angeles to Delmar passenger train wrecked near Delmar and is burning. About 100 aboard, many injured, conductor and baggage master badly hurt. Details were unavailable as of midnight. a press office and Pacific line crew rushed to scene.
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San Diego
Col
Delmar
Los Angeles
Momine Wey
Stim
Klones
Mob kills six in home invasion near Plant City
In Plant City Florida on March 7 a mob of 16 broke into the home of John Barnes and killed John Barnes Alony Barnes John Gilliand Dennis Twiggers. Six others were wounded as neighbors faced the violent incident tied to local regulation enforcement.
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Plant City
Bawan Syluy
Hillaboro
Jaagyer
Byken
John Barnes
Alonys Barnes
John Gilliand
Dennis Twiggers
Butcher Held Up and Robbed on Homeward Walk
Wella, a city butcher, was held up by three footpads as he walked home from the lawinton Lewiston area. They restrained him with a revolver, searched his pockets, and escaped with money from his possession. Police have limited leads due to unclear details.
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Lewiston
Wella
Wool exports from Australia fall after carryover of crops
A report to the state department from the Australian consul in Sydney notes exports last year reached 1,07.28 pounds, with 1,22,823 carried over. Despite higher exports, production did not rise due to a large carryover, and a sharp fall in exports is expected this year.
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Washington
Mareh T
Australia
United States
Syfney
Naval guard reports torpedo boat ready for government transfer
A naval guard says the torpedo boat Eriewnon was damaged after a dock incident at New Lomith. The secretary of the navy notes the craft is strong and nearly ready to be turned over, with machinery tuned and weight adjusted in line with specifications.
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Washington
Naval Guard
New Lomith
Kar
Secretary of the Navy
Brockway Danu Im Intenohed Trial Report
March 7 Trenton district court Judge Green sen tenced Brockway the reader to ten years in the state penitentiary and a $1000 fine. Abbie Smith, landlady of the Moboken house, received four 1 years and $250 fine. William Wagans got one year and $100 fine. Rose Trowning of Murray was held without bail, charged with poisoning Alvin Green, a South Cottonwood farmer.
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Trenton No 1
Green
Btaten
Brockway
State Penitentiary
Abbie Smith
Moboken House
Wiliam Wagans
Balt Lake
Mra Rose
Murray
Oleh
Alvin Green
Tax on the Net Output of Mines Approved
Parliament adopts a net output tax on mines and sets a $3 per token allowance for expansion. The move follows petitions from Kootenai, Cariboo and other mining districts along with trade boards. The British Pacific Railway proposal faces uncertainty amid fiscal debates and a $40 million plus 2000 miles grant condition.
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Catuan Ba
Brenler Turner
Alates
Propiiate
Nik
Columbia and Hed Mountains rail way grant to Columbia de Rodd Mountain
The president approves an eight mile grant to Columbia de Rodd Mountain Railway Company for a right of way 100 feet wide along the center of the proposed line from the Columbia River at Stevens County to the international boundary. It authorizes appropriation of waters and land for canals mills and related works within the Pickering reservation and permits millsites up to 10 acres as needed for construction and operation.
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Washington
Colyile
Ding Reservation
Wand
Linston
Columbia River
Stevens County
Anid Tite
United States
Erith Columbia
Mala Company
Millakte
Rio de Janeiro the Pacific Mallle liner still missing
San Francisco March 7 The Pacific Mail liner Rio de Janeiro left February 0 for Yokohama and has not arrived. It was due February 26 at Yokohama with 16 crew and passengers including J Pisher W T Sylvester Lamar Lynden and Mrs Lyndon aboard. Some fear the Rio was forced to divert to Hong Kong.
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San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
Rio
Steprake
J. Pisher
W. T. Sylvester
Lamar Lynden
Lyndon
Hong Kong
Mrs Davidson Granted Bail in Extortion Case
Maury A. Davidson, awaiting trial in superior court for allegedly extracting 4500 from Rev. Brown, was released on bail. Bail reduced to 2000 two weeks ago. She departed the house of correction and returned to her former rooms and says she will testify for the Congregational council work.
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San Francisco
Maury A. Davidson
Brown
House of Correction
Committee Clears Fraud Claim In Fifth District Vote
The election committee reported fraud and intimidation in the Fifth District race. It sustained the challenge and would seat Democrat Heather, excluding contestant Alexander Holt, with party lines noted. Justice Brown granted supersedeas in Dunlop case, and bail was set at 100 during proceedings.
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Washington
Hmoose Committee On Elections
Heather
Alexander Bes Holt
Perulint
Atriody
Dunlop
Washngton
Justice Brown
Syupersedeas
Joseph Dunlop
Chicago
Uni U States
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