Execution of Borrego Assassins in Santa Fe Case
A historical report details the 1892 Santa Fe county treasurer murder and the doomed clemency battle. It covers Antonio Gongalles Franciaco Y Valencio Tauriano Alarid Petroalo, with President Cleveland resisting further interference and Governor Thornton receiving a handwritten clemency note declining reprieve to the four condemned men.
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Bunta Fe
Oinellale
Iluston
Washington
Chile
Lis Rot
Crist
McKenna Bax
Nauatorien
Boon
Cleveland
Thornton
New Mexico
Antonio Gongalles
Franciaco Y. Borego
Tauriano Alarid
Petroalo ‘Y Valencio
Sante Yo
N. M. Woek
Getlon
Santa Fe County
Catron
Cit Toon
West
Missouri
Hte
Clove
Thornton W
McKinley
Oudemuoi
Overdue Clipper Oakes Found After Suffering Scurvy
The American clipper Oakes, missing since July 4 from Hong Kong, was towed into port by Kasheck. Captain Muir reported many aboard struck by scurvy and died during a typhoon, as the ship battled tow lines and fuel shortages before reaching New York.
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New York
T. F. Oakes
Hong Kom
Kasheck
Muir
Tole
Sidabe
Marne
Austral
Neo
Manila
Ens | Wister
Olin
Oakes
Lent
Captain Muir
Alo A. Om
Tuekday
Pasend
Suereal
Teed
Oxkes
China
Thomas King
Thomas Olsen
Thorne
Judd
Steven Brinker
Gesret
Carrine
Philadelphia
Floods Continue To Break Levees Across Mississippi Basin
Reports from Memphis and Arkansas show widening crevasses on levees near Lane Bayou and Moiluc with the Mississippi River floodwaters rising higher along the White and Arkansas rivers. Vicksburg dispatches note ongoing crevasses, and towns like Blarian face inundation with roads blocked and water surrounding major routes. No additional loss of life reported today.
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Mississippi Tiver Im
Tyolock
Ark
Lane
Epenis
Bane Sond
Kanna
Dhwatoh
Vicksburg
Moiluc
Tyler
Ptmmner
Katies
Vieksburg
Modoohie
Vielburk
Aachen
Priire
Arkansay
UN City
Blarion Iy
Kansas City
Mare
Andros Albay
Mor
Missouri River Floods Hit Midwest Regions
Missouri River rises flood the Omaha area and nearby towns. Water levels reach 18 feet at the river and push disruptions across rail and telegraph lines. Vermillion and Vermillion River areas report four to six feet of flood, with towns abandoning buildings and salvage work ongoing. Rail lines and highways face interruptions as authorities warn of widespread damage and efforts to protect stock and property continue.
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Omaha
Neal
Howelar
Yankton
Huron
James Hiver
Hais
Yumen
Aytate
Tn Kane
Dee Moin
Une Minsourt
Morfolk
Plerox
Missouri
Latsinipe
Tite
Milwaukee
Vermillion
Sioux City
Cumberland River Printing
Nashville
Marek
Cumberland River
Severn
Quincey
Quincy
Maret
Duy Point
Hax Nike
Dubuin
Towa
Marebi
Charles City
Cedar River
Cedar Falls
Emperor William Inauen Ordera- Herlin Crowded With Belotserrs
Berlin dated March 21 Army Gasette prints Emperor William II order to German army to bow to the German cockade amid a revolution. March 28 medal issued from captured cannon portraits William the Great, given to army members and federn leaders. Crowds, ceremonies, and a royal procession mark the day with monument unveiling planned at Schloss Freilart.
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Berlin
Army
Gasette
Willinmy
Gemuny
Willan
Laltpald
Wavaris
Federn
William Meru
Potedam
Ube
Schloss Freilart
Milwaukee River Flood Damages Bridge and Roads
Reports from across the state describe subsiding flood conditions except along the Milwaukee River north of the city where ice and high water caused damage. Ice jammed at the river bridge, damming the stream and sending debris downstream. the flood crest neared 15 years earlier levels, but water receded as the river stabilized and sewer concerns eased.
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Milwaukee
Win
Marcel JL
Muwaukne Tiver
Wauter
Matimatos
MiiWaitler
North Avenue
University of Washington Announces Annual Hooks Prize Contest
The University of Washington reports a new annual Hooks Prize contest with a $100 prize split into two awards for university students. The event aims to encourage participation among Washington students and excludes outside institutions, seeking to boost in‑house speaking skills and honors within the university.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Armintranie
Unie Ilel
State Boarde of Health of
Peraythorite
Ghio
Coannention
Mirtiea
S ‘Maing
Wirvonsin
Kaumis
Wourthinsion
Choene Thouatry
N.Y
Dale Schonla
Bent
Ramuwe
Roniland
Chicago
Saellettemotions
United States
Chevy Cappet
Washington
Gatoh
Va, Pusay
King County Bar
Aonior
Oregon
Secret Society Reserve Fund debate shocks national fraternal groups
Chicago March 2 confidential correspondence reveals national officers of fraternal orders debate radical changes to a reserve fund plan. Proponents seek to fund off icers and expenses, while opponents warn of loss of aid to local units. Strong clashes accompany the proposal amid broader fraternal politics.
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Chicago
Varios, Fewwirwel Hinefolal Asaietatone
AL Arennun
National
Lfnlentayal Tenmue
Macreshwom
Cape of A Berey Fund
Lange
Uvedl- Aandi
Azih
Blanther’s Crime A Brutal One
A suspect named Blanter is accused of fatally attacking an elderly widow, Mer money and jewelry allegedly taken. Police tracked to a location but found the suspect only later, with unclear details about motive or exact sequence of events.
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Witweilee
Mra
Prileeth Langfeldy
Blauther
Mer Money
Jewsley
Tunther
Wim
Traum
Nies
Private capital to build them in Germ Synfiente Advan
Berlin reports a large private capital plan with 150 million Marien aimed at ships and war-related industrial expansion. The article mentions funding for a major project to influence future years and references government involvement and shifting financial arrangements.
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Germ Synfiente Wit Advan
Marien
Shine
Tragic Missouri Murder Shocks Orrick Family
A remorseless double murder rocks Orrick Missouri as a husband fatally shoots five family members and injures others in a dawn attack at the Artman home. Ruthwater wife had recently left him. suspect Antman cited the act after a plan to abduct a child failed. Local authorities investigate motives and sequence of events surrounding the family tragedy and the perpetrator’s apparent flight.
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Abe
Mra
Sung Artanis Hk Brochoretineti
Durnin
Mat Fin
Mie
Nttle
Manny Gentry
Chan
Josarty Acalyua
Boble Wile
Ana
Sheri Grn
Ecene
Wiliam
Oreiok
Artinin
Fanny Gentry
Miriah
Phi Raiwitter
Horn
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Auinwiter
Meelon
Mhot
Lotuvine
Tadawater
Moe
Artman
Rathwatye
Panny Genny
Artima
Arman
Diego
Arun
Wien
Age Artmun
Wlite
Frigit
Helshbars
Hainwatar
Donwidere
Jewtoos
Ayant
Bern Tlinn
Fifty Year Extension on Bonide Bond Plan
Maltimere & Uhte seek a fifty year extension on Bonide related bonds tied to the Baltimore Ohio company. The filing notes consolidation with the Southwestern Company and outlines mortgage interests, proposed bond extension for sixty years at four percent, and seeks court approval in the interest of bondholders.
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Mareh
Farinara
Lowt
Pruat Company
New York
Fois
Bofuimnor & Chia
Halmore & Ome Boudwesturs Company
Blythware & Ghlo Southwestern Company
Uma
O. Em
Taltimore & Ohio Company
Haltimore & Ohi
Pobrusry
Baltimore A& Oulu Bombhwenwen
Mortengora
Locomotive Explosion Shocks Lake Shore Route
A Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line locomotive exploded this morning near Ingtover. Engineer Alexander Pranks and fireman were killed or fatally injured as the engine crashed into a cattle car. Survivors describe a chaotic scene as telegraph wires sparked and the train derailed, with the remaining crew and passengers uninjured aside from the crash's immediate casualties. The incident occurred around 1 o'clock with final details pending.
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Chicago
Marci
Alexander Pranks
Ami
Rane
Not Guilty Of Wife Poisoning in Third Trial
Portland March 11 After two days a jury cleared WB Wileworth of poisoning his wife. The trial followed a prior three for the same crime. Wileworth, formerly in Camper Wyoming and St Louis, had worked as an advertising solicitor.
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W. W. Wileworth
Portland
Wileworth
Camper, Wysoming
St. Louis
Untitled Cuban News Briefs From Fragmentary Dispatches
A garbled note from Cuba reports Trealdent of the Republic dead and speculation on successors while a separate item claims Spanish forces press Havana front. It notes Captain General Weyler’s throat illness and amputation, plus a call for inquiries into the death of Dr Rue, the naturalized American.
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Trealdent
Republic
Weyler
Maite
Maren
Camagney
Salvador Thneron
Oban
Bartaloma Nakru Guveveds
Br. Gapoit
Ha- Vann University
Sunkin
Haven
Wits Laprinones
Conwal
Rul
Sheraan Conlicht
Aphals
Disastrous Fire at Ottumwa Devastates Business District
A massive blaze struck Ottumwa early this morning destroying property valued at about 380,000. Firefighters fought the flames but the occupants report insurance coverage at 490,000. In Peoria a separate fire damaged the Connell and Murphy blocks, with dozens of tenants displaced and extensive losses reported across several stores and goods.
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Pugh
GM Dines
Donton & Co
Sey
JG. Mark
Swih Mcharde
Attra Hard Flight
Con Ira
Peoria
D 'Elvete
Conigall
Wraex
Murphy & Warcel
Stina
Hero
Tumbliner & Ca’sry
Ierriniss
Pingree Chosen to Run for Governor Victory Report
Detroit notes reveal Pingree selecting gubernatorial bid while rival Heaton ties to mayoral run. Michigan party meeting near completion as Albert Stewart Detroit landowner and legislator ally Winston Ack mayer contend for GOP nomination. convention adjourned to determine next moves.
Funeral for Rabbi Grossman to be buried at Retro
Wall known Jewish clergyman Rabbi Grossman will be buried at Retro after funeral services held at Temple Solomon. Rev Dr Koeler and Rev De Bliverman officiated. body transported from Grand Central to Betratt for burial.
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Retro
New York
Mareh
Jem
Koeller
Temple Hathal
de Bliverman
Emanuel
Atlan
Grand Central Depot
Tye
Betratt
Snow General in Colorado Delays Across Regions
Snow covers Colorado with general conditions causing slow travel and brief blockages. Widespread flakes linger from dawn to midday as crews work to clear roads. No serious closures reported, though some routes remain slow with reduced visibility.
Alleged $USK0,001 Gold Heist Plot Reported
Fragmentary notes reference a dramatic scheme involving Fravetkoo Capitullate and associates aiming to extract gold from a 12 square acre riverbed. The account mentions Bearili and others arriving by night and hiring 1% of common labor to work toward a nine mile route, with references to Bay Wrandad and Tartagaln Army Thlet.
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Wasi
F. Bane
Boston
Ban Wraniteco Capitulo
Herth
Bay Wrandad
Tartagaln
Charity of London Printers to Commemorate Queen's Record
London march 21 the printers of the city have decided to celebrate the queen s record reign by raising the sum of 5000 to aid convalescent or at home for sick and infirm printers at limpafield fuimy the old mayor and sir edwart lavan have seconded the proposal and it is expected the full amount will be raised by june ts
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Limpafield
Edwart Lavan
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Revival in Woolen Business Boosts Pittsfield Mills
In Pittsfield Mem there is a revival in the woolen industry with mills running at full capacity. The Pantoosa Wooler Company has increased output for print goods and plans to start soon, employing about 1,500 workers. Mrs Woodbull Martin Widow and the Jovu Fadel Martin family are noted in local notices.
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Congress Debates Open in Anglo American Treaty Session
The House and Senate prepare for extended debate on the Anglo American treaty with plans for a full general debate tomorrow. The Ways and Means Committee will steer amendments, and leadership discussions unfold as members expect lengthy proceedings.
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Tcme
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Oelork
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Thoradig
Evian
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Ways Aid
Milvy
McMillin
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Dubaty
Ivan
Dana
Wilson
Crete
Treaty Deadlock in Senate Delays Appropriation Action
Washington March 2 Senate spends most of week on celebration and appropriation bills tied to the Indian treaty. House approved measures may be altered in committee as party lines and public policy shape the eventual compromise. Debate centers on delaying or advancing large expenditures amid intra party tensions and a possible Missouri development.
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Senate
Myrublican Polley
Allison
Whoretiullinisix
Pearl Bryan Avengers Not Done Despite Deaths
In a West-era case a new chapter opens after the executions of Jackson and Walling. Prosecution seeks William Wood for alleged seduction and aiding abortion. Jackson’s body moved from the crematory to Greencastle cemetery. Pearl Bryan’s kin plan burial in Maine as Walling’s remains head to Carmel.
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Bo Pound
Chaetnnail
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Walling
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Eouain
Jackwoh
Ani Keting
Ettens
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Ammon
Indianapolis
Tor
Wwetare
Federal Grand Jury
Wood
Scott Jackson
Aineinna
Alator
Mra
Grile
Powel
Helena Robbery Suspects Arrested After Nighttime Theft
Three men wanted in a Helena robbery were captured near Missoula after a night heist at a dining house. They fled with cash, were identified as ex, Tom King, and Jack McCue, and were later transported to Helena with a deputy.
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Mimouts
Maroh
Angevine
Mu Hong
Houme
Sinere
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Beex
Tom King
Jack MécCue
Deltic
Marwbat McCann
Corean King Emerges From Hiding In Seoul Palace
Reports from San Pranoinco dated March 21 state the king of Corea has returned to his palace in Seoul after fleeing captivity. Authorities note his escape came amid assassination plots and escalating tensions as Russian forces watch closely. The government claims vigilant control while the palace restarts daily routines amid security concerns.
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Keine
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