Spain May Accept U S Mediation On Cuba
Madrid dispatch reports Woodford arrives with no war pledge, says mediation possible if Spain agrees not to alter sovereignty. Officials note U S may press for talks without surrender of Spain's Cuba authority, with negotiations expected to last a year or more.
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On the Diamond Stamiding of Baseball Cluba for the Weel Ended Sept
The page presents standings and results for baseball clubs for the week ending September 2, listing wins and losses and the percentage loss rate. It names several clubs and outlines league figures, reflecting a period-appropriate sports roundup.
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Perils of the Pass Landslide Toll in Alaska Region
A report from Port Townsend notes a Chilkoot pass landslide near Sheep Camp last Sunday, with 18 packers said to be dead and one body recovered, that of Choynski, cousin of Joe Choynski. Other items cover Uncle Jimmy Lane’s 101st birthday in Chicago, a Shamokin double tragedy, Davenport Nebraska bank closure, a Little Rock wagon accident killing a child, and Youngstown wage increases for Tod & Co. workers.
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Fever Progress Report From New Orleans Yellow Fever
Louisiana board of health reports 173 suspected cases and 138 total yellow fever cases in New Orleans over 27 hours ending Sept 26. Sunday shows quiet but notes new cases. Edwards Miss reports 29 cases and 7 deaths total. Ocean Springs and Biloxi refugees noted. Mobile Ala records five new cases with no deaths.
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Fire destroys Mainbridge square and two men die
From Chillicothe Ohio the Commercial Tribune reports a devastating Thursday fire in Mainbridge. A barn behind Perrin Browns general store sparked the blaze that consumed a church and several business and residence buildings. Two prominent businessmen perished in an explosion at W P Steardstey’s drug store. Firefighters had limited means and could not stop the flames.
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Career of a Brute Ends in Lynching at Hawesville
In Hawesville Kentucky a mob of about 600 men hanged Raymond Bushrod a negro from Rockport Indiana for a brutal assault on 14 year old Maggie Roberts. The lynching occurred at five in the morning in the courthouse yard following the attack near Petri three miles away. He had just completed a county jail term for theft.
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Novak arraigned for murder in Belle Plaine Indiana
Frank A. Novak was formally arraigned in Belle Plaine Indiana court before Judge Caswell on a murder charge in the case of Edward Murray. Novak stood, pleaded not guilty, and answered to the indictment in clear distinct words.
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Markets Shaken by Fever Quarantine and Trade Shifts
Fever and quarantine across Texas to Georgia depress wholesale trade in staple goods amid a six week demand slowdown. Eastern centers report softer dry goods and hardware, while interior regions show continued buying. Iron and steel prices rise as Bessemer pig iron and rails sell well. Wool and woolen goods gain with 1898 deliveries. Gold imports from England France and Australia boost shipments, with New York exports up and imports down. Corn and wheat fluctuate with uncertain prices, while coal mining and coke output rise as strikes ease. Deaths and fires across several states touch industry and public life.
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Luetgert Trial Defense Opens With Alibi Claims
Judge Vincent opened the Luetgert murder trial defense arguing the missing woman may be alive and seen after May 1. The defense contends Luetgert faced business stress, hid the matter on attorney advice, and that bones and rings are not the missing woman’s. witnesses saw Mrs Luetgert in Kenosha on May 4 and 5.
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Forced School Exclusion Sparks Alton Race Tension
Sept 24 Alton Indiana authorities ordered police to keep colored children and their parents out of white schools. Officers guarded entrances while Springfield sought federal court mandamus to compel integration. Separate incidents and other brief items follow.
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Farm Loans Offered by A. D. Clarke & Co in Algona
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