Spain Pledges Cheaper War via Native Cuban Volunteers
Madrid Oct 12 A semi official cabinet statement argues that using native Cuban volunteers instead of European troops will lower costs and speed operations against insurgents. Foreign minister Gullen notes foreign press sees Sagusta leading to a more favorable Cuban policy and urges practical steps. Colonial minister Moret says autonomy pledges include nominating Cuban administration posts with Souar Montero urged to choose candidates.
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Cuba
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Benor Sagusta
Spain
Washington
Senor Moret
Souar Montero
Fueconomist
World notes parades in Dublin mark Parnell death anniversary
Broad summary of international and domestic items: Dublin hosts a large nationalist parade for Parnell’s sixth anniversary with leaders and dignitaries present, England’s prince declines mediation in a metalworkers dispute, and various European and global political and economic developments including Vienna, Berlin, and Rome discuss taxes, elections, rail purchases, and church state tensions.
Indemnity Claim Tangle Between Spain and U S
New York dispatch reports ongoing efforts at the state department to press Spain for payment of a Cuban indemnity claim tied to Tolon. Spain contends it is not obligated to indemnify the claimant, while U S authorities consider the claim just and seek redress. Tolon, a New York City naturalized citizen from 1878, faced arrest and deportation in Cuba amid property damage disputes with Spanish forces.
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New York
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Woodfant
State Department
Shimaruto
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Spaby
Miy Toton
Cuba
Polon
Lnte
New York City
Tle
Gardenas
Ordenas
Havana
United States
Poice
Tolon
California Mine Purchase Nears Completion
San Beanerince Pon iatowski and associates of California Exploration secure the Virginia mine in Mariposa County, California. Purchase price not disclosed but estimated near 180000 dollars. This marks the twelfth mine acquired by the group.
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San Beanerince
Blood-Thirsty Cebaen Attacks At Large In Ain
A shepherd Danied Vector, arrested in Hol ley, Ain department forty four miles from the city, is charged with multiple ritual murders. He claims responsibility for killing three shepherds three widows and two old women. Authorities say he was formerly confined in an insane asylum. The murders began in 1904 and appear driven by thirst for blood, with victims all poor people and victims severely mutilated after throat slittings.
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Min Yous
Holley
Department of Ain
Condinedlium Asylum
Les Miserables Banned by Philadelphia School Board
The board of education at a Philadelphia high school objects to Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables, deeming it inappropriate for girls. Professor William D. Rover presented the French text among required books, and Chairman Thomas G. Morton insisted on striking it from the list after reviewing it.
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Qet
Victor Uuge
Board of Education
Wirls
William D. Rover
Thomas G. Morton
Stabbed by His Sweetheart in Hastings Hatpin Fatal
Hastings Nebraska October 12 A young businessman, Slerpert Crow, was fatally stabbed Sunday night by a young woman of Hastings using a hatpin shaped like a toy dagger. The weapon broke off inside his side and doctors could not remove it. Crow declines to name the assailant or motive while reports say the two involved were daughters of prominent Hastings families and the attack stemmed from jealousy over another young woman.
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Jentous Gick
Hastings
Neb
Slerpert Crow
Battle in Long Valley Ends with Three Dead
Reports from Long Valley in Washington county recount a clash between settlers and shepherds after 45 settlers warned the sheepmen to depart the valley. Twenty five shots fired. Barber killed among the settlers, three settlers slain and one wounded. shepherds returned fire and fled.
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Mauile
Poentello
Idaho
Long Valley
Washington County
Barber
Editor Moffatt Targeted in Second Shooting Attempt
A Bismarck dispatch to the Journal reports an unknown shooter fired on Editor Moffatt of the Settler in Minneapolis. The attack follows earlier violence when his presses and type were dumped into the Missouri river. Moffatt has led a vigorous campaign against saloon and gambling interests amid heightened local tension.
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Baloon
Minneapolis
Minn
Bismarck
N. D
Moffatt
Missouri River
Quarter Century Young Men's Christ Association Convention
The quarter centennial convention of the Young Men's Christ in associations of Illinois will be held in Decatar IN October 21 to 24. A splendid programme has been arranged and among the speakers are Richard C. Morse Robert Weidensall John K. Mott Chartes ML Morton Dr Wy M Lawrence tal Vrank W Ober.
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The
Young Men's Christ In Associations of Illinois
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W. Ober
German Spy Caught and Other News Bits
Paris reports a German spy arrested at Chalons camp with notes on French troop mobilization and attempts to obtain cartridge samples. San Francisco notes a Jesuit planned Yukon river ship to replace a vessel seized during the rush. Ellensburg reports a decomposed body found near town, thought to be Robert Womohan after a trip from Butte. An advertisement promotes the Toledo Weekly Blade as a national family paper for a dollar yearly.
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Git Blas
Chalons
Hhe
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Yukon River
Yukon
Cody
Ellensburg
Wash
Robert Womohan
Jerome Jonctson
Ariz
Hallohan
Butte, Mont
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Ituinohay
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement Promises Quick Skin Cure
An old time advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and skin eruptions claiming it cures piles with a money back guarantee. Box price 25 cents. Sold by OG. B. Perander.
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OG. B. Perander
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