Garza Rebellion Grows as Sympathizers Cross Border
San Antonio and Starr County reports show Garza’s forces recruiting along the border from Eagle Pass to Brownsville with hundreds crossing for the revolt. U S troops face difficulty stopping neutralities violations as scouting missions vanish and fear for soldiers’ safety rises. Monterey hosts secret Garza supporters amid rising international unease and emigration among foreigners in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Amonio
Tex
Third Cavalry
San Antonio
Stanley
Schofield
Garza
Prietor Ranch
Starr County
Texas
Mexico
Secretary of War
Langhorne
Fort Ringgold
Duval
Starr Counties
Revolutionista
Eagle Pass
Brownsville
United States
Monterey
Washington Notes on Chili Affairs and Trade
Washington dispatches report no new developments in Chilean affairs amid a quiet day at the departments. Talks hint that Congress may withhold funds for hostilities, while England’s interests influence easing the dispute. Also noted are a West Indies reciprocity plan, reform party seating, Niagara Falls canal proposals, and local dispatches on Indian unrest, a fatal derrick accident, and grippe deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Allison
Appropriations Committee
Representative Lodge
House Naval Committee
Representative Brewer
North Carolina
Tracy
Blaine
Department
State Department
Navy Department
Congress
Chili
England
Peru
United States
Julian Pauncefote
Montt
Elkins
Valparaiso
Lord Randy Will Go to Russia
Lonpox December 30 A rumor says Lord Randolph Churchill may be appointed ambassador to St Petersburg, asserting a diplomatic posting to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Randy
Russia
Lonpox
Lord Randolph Churchill
St. Petersburg
N. and G Tailor to Build World Scale Tin Plate Plant
Philadelphia reports that the N and G Tailor company plans a new tin plate factory in the city. When finished it will be the largest of its kind in the country perhaps the world. The project includes twelve stacks and an output capacity of 600 boxes daily by early April. The existing plant has only three stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
N. & G. Tailor Company
N.& G. Tailor Company
Democrats Get the Senate in New York Election
The court of appeals decision awards the Senate to the Democrats. The Twenty-fifth and Twenty-seventh districts go to Republicans, while the Fifteenth and Sixteenth favor the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Senate
Washburn Denies Interview About Blaine Presidential Bid
Senator Washburn arrived from Washington and denied a Boston paper interview claiming Blaine would accept the Republican nomination in 1893. He said he first read the story in the New York Sun and called it manufactured. He noted he has not spoken with a newspaper man and has no denial to issue. He added Blaine would accept if the party desires and his health remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Secrter
Mirsyeapolis
W. D. Washburn
Washington
Boston
Blaine
New York Sun
Blasine
Relief Movement for Destitute Reaches Proportions
St Paul December 30 The Minnesota initiated relief drive for Russian suffering has grown rapidly. It has spread to other states and reached the national capital, drawing attention from governors officials and the public. The fund in Minnesota alone is sure to exceed 10000 in cash and donations of grain and flour may total about 6000000 pounds with 1500000 already secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Russia
Moonshiners Kill Officers in Tennessee Battle
In De Kalb county Alabama on Sand Mountain near Fort Payne a clash erupts between 12 deputy U S marshals led by Deputy Robert Charleson and moon shiners at a fortified distillery. More than 100 shots fired. two moon shiners Kirk and Sprouse die and Deputy Jackson is fatally wounded. Officers plan to return with dynamite to blow the distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bononeuay
Ala
Sand Mountain
DeKalb County
United States
Robert Charleson
Kirk and
Sprouse
Jackson
Fort Payne
Three Dead After Tennessee Family Feud Over Woman
In Nash ville Tennessee on December 30 a fatal dispute over a woman left Marion Beatty Dave Beatty and Gwin Bowden dead. Edward Harris, the alleged killer, fled with a $500 reward for capture and delivery at Jamestown. A quarrel between Mary Beatty and her father led to the confrontation. Mary had left home to live with Harris. Harris admonished, then shot the Beattys and Bowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Fentress County
Tennessee
Marion
Dave Beatty
Gwin Bowden
Edward Harris
Jamestown
Mary Beatty
Mary
Harris
Beatty
Bowden
Double Murder Near Wilburton Spurred Arrest at South McAlester
Reports detail the fatal killings of two men near Wilburton in the Choc taw nation. George L. Longley was arrested in South McAlester while trying to sell a wagon and team, jailed without substantive remarks. Nearby reports cover horse thefts in Yellowstone country, a Reading railroad wreck near Reading, and other 1891 notices.
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South McAlester
Fort Surry
Ark
Wilburton
George L. Longley
Longley
Washington County
Arkansas
Missouri
Reaprse
Reading
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McEnie & CO
Atlantic Monthly
Harpers, Century, Scribners
ST. Nicholas
Delineator
Cosmopolitay
Outing
EVIEW
North American Review
Lippincott
Leslie's
Ladies’ Journal
Popular Science Monthly
McNie
P.p.stewart
Clement & CO
West Third Street
C. Bece
Third Street
Winona, Minn
Hillyer, Wright & CO
East Second Street
British West Indies
WashineTon
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Leeward and Windward Islands
Grenada
Trinidad
British Guiana
Hayes
Milwackee
Robert Schilling
Conference of Reform Organizations
People’s Party
Florida
Chipman
Wasumetox
Niagara Falls
New York
Buffalo
Hudson River
Milwaukee
Pell
Stockbridge
Mr. Hoag
Hoag
Marshal Pell
Cercaco
Andrew Johnson
John Allore
Hyde Park
Grippe
Jacksonville
Ills
la Grippe
Washburn
Bustlers
Montana
Helvena
Mon
Yellowstone
Wyoming Line
Sunlight Mountains
Chapman Bros
J. Tolman
J. W. Weaver
Wyoming
Ervestos
Matthew T. Trumpborn
Ulster County Savings Institution
Judge Cady
Hadeon
Fatt River
Mass
Bostox
Eix
Alyin L. Greenwood
the Mutual
Benefit Order
Germaza
Bram
Germany
Vadery
Styles
Winona
Criscliy
E’ Br
Tsiprian
Winona Willow Ware Company
Wiscooa Willow Ware Company
Min
Resota
Janecary
Board of Directors
James Ce. Cole
Walasha
Mion
Kerry J Cole
George FP
John Winneke
Charles KE Wheeer
Reevence
Harry J. Cule
Samea Ts. Cule
George F. Cre
John Werncxe
Charfes E. Wheeler
Sodrom
Suail
Secetary
N.ecticg
Winous
Pinn
James B. ‘Vie Rball
John Wernecke
Harry J. Cole
George F Crise
J. W. Steel
James B. Cole
Wm. Gale
J. D. Valinsxe
Harry J
Ole
George F. Crise
Chase F. Wheeler
Minexsotagg
Wipopa
William Gale
Wabeshi
James
Cole
Wabashi
Weabasha
John W. Steel Notarial
Rotary Public
Wabasha County
Minn
Dsrink’s
Brinks
Brussels
Brin Kh’s
Rowan & Burgess
Arenawiuys
Ty H Borth & Son
Merritt & Ronaldson
Bell, Conrad & Co
Batavia
West Fifth Street
Becker & Schellhas, Wicons, Minn., Brewers of
Branas
Bremer Kaiser
Pale Bohemian
Erlanger
William Peter
Werner
Franklin
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