Elections in Cuba Show Conservative Lean Amid Fragmentary Posts
Fragmentary reports from Cuba indicate conservatives leading in most provinces with Havana close between conservatives and Miguelistas. Islas de Pinos votes favor Zayaltas, while Havana city canvass faces delays. Governor Magoon receives congratulations from provinces on the new law drafted by Colonel Crowder.
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Santiago
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Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
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Isle of Pines
Havana City
Crowder
Department of State and Justice
Julio de Cardenas
Chneral Albert
Miguel Isin
Emelio Nutiez
Colonel Crowder
States Attack Lumber Trust Targets Midwest Timber Prices
Missouri and Kansas join a federal suit with Texas and Oklahoma AGs alleging a lumber trust formed in St. Louis to fix and curb yellow pine output. The coalition says the pact aims to restrain trade, control shipments, and fix prices across multiple states, with $200 million in capital.
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Missouri
Karsae
Texas
Oklahoma
Kanewe City
Daly Sof
Iit
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St. Lol
Kansas
Middle West
Venezuela and Netherlands Diplomatic Tensions Dismissal Recalled
The article notes limited seriousness in tensions between Venezuela and the Netherlands over the dismissal of Dutch Minister de Treus. It cites U.S. involvement in recalling ministers Sackville West and Depuy de Lome, contrasts letters written for publication, and denies reports that the Dutch armored ship Jacob Van Heemskerck carries hostile intent, stating it is relieving the Gelderland on station.
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Netherlands
Seemen
Venezuela
M. de Treus
United States
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Cleveland
Iss
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Jacob van Heemskerck
Venezuelan
Caracas
Gelerland
Two Chicago Men Drown in Meramec River Near St Louis
Two men believed to be W. P. Jaraszawity and W. J. Prugiele, both about twenty five, drowned in the Meramec river near St. Louis. Spectators mocked and did not assist as one shouted for help. The bodies were not recovered.
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W. J. Prugiele
Chicago
Meranec River
St. Louis
Witnerses
Jake
Battleship Has Rough Trip From Quebec to Nantucket
The New Hayupathre endured a rough voyage from Quebec to Nantucket. Fog developed after departure and continued throughout the 1,200 mile trip. Captain Winslow logged only two hours of sleep during the voyage.
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Newport
Quebec
Nantucket Shoale
Winslow
Americans Dominate Final Day in Paris Games
American athletes sweep the closing day in Paris winning most events, delivering a strong showing for the visiting team.
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Paris
Trade review shows cautious improvement across regions
Trade and crop reports indicate a fifth week of change with general tendency toward moderate improvement. Preparations for fall jobbing trade start in August as buyers gather. New York sees moderate activity awaiting cotton and woolen sale volumes. Central west, north west, and south report conservative early autumn activity with mixed factory trends. 275 failures. weekly wheat exports 2,605,998 bushels and corn exports 16,928 bushels.
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Radstreet
New York
Central West
Noerthwest
South
Fatal Riot Near Uniantown Involving Hallans Slavs
A deadly riot near Uniantown followed a clash between Hallans and Slavs at a plant of the Hallans Coke company. One Italian killed and twenty five wounded as gunfire erupted at a Slav boarding house. Nineteen rioters were arrested and others surrounded the jail awaiting further action.
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Cites
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Platite
Nile Town
Polace Purwoee
Lawier
Itatian
Furdnece
Alexander Molateki
Amilo Roneo
Ronco
Furance
Watterson Guests Dinner With National Democratic Leaders
Henry Watterson of Louisville, press committee chair, dined with Norman E. Mack in New York. Guests included Roger Sullivan, Urey Woodson, and Mrs Mack. Josephus Daniell to direct press work. colonel Watterson to meet him. Mail volume rising at Hoffman House as Mack pushes to open party headquarters in New York and Chicago to handle correspondence.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville
Charman
Democratic National Committee
Norman E. Mack
New York
Roger Sullivan
Ilinois
Urey Woodson
Mack
Josephus Daniell
North Carolina
Colonel Watterson
Hoffman
Macke
Chittage
Men Wearing Gold Bangles and Labor Unrest in Lackawanna
The article notes men in Bog loi adopting gold bangles dated to Elbow era fashion while reporting Lackawanna railroad layoffs of 536 workers at Scranton with plans for a union meeting to oppose wage reductions and lists those signing for union membership.
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al Scranton
Pawyimployes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Twenty One Sentenced to Death in Russia Case
Twenty one death sentences were pronounced in Russia. Sixteen of the condemned are linked to the Simferopol jail deliver y last May.
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Russia
Simferopol
Governor Attends Ak-Sar-Ben Event in Omaha
Chief Executive and staff hosted by King Ak-Sar-Ben, overrules Rosewater protest amid Beaver Valley winds. Governor undergoes examination before boarding Aquarius voyage, receives ovation at the den, and thanks Knights for their work. Lincoln guests share train delay and dinner at Loyal Hotel before the formal program.
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Etal
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Aquarius
Loyal Hotel
Lincoln
Bryan eyes deposits issue in Oklahoma law challenge
Muirview Lincoln Aug 4 Mr Brian spends day with secretary Rose outlining speeches for the coming month on the banks deposit guarantee dispute under Oklahoma law. He plans to feature the topic in his Topeka address late this month, signaling a major campaign emphasis.
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Lincoln
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Rose
Oklahoma
Bryan
McCool Junction Man Buys Half Interest in Press
F. L. Stevens, formerly principal of McCool public schools, buys half interest in the Butter County Press at David City and joins EK C. Gilliland, ex editor and proprietor of the Blue Valley Journal, in management.
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EK C. Gilliland
Blue Valley Journal
This Place
Maneuvers at Fort Riley Involving 10000 Troops Begin Aug 10
Army units from Iowa South Dakota Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas converge on Fort Riley for annual maneuvers from August 10 to September 10 with two armies Blues and Browns. Engineers will test a large search light and pontoon bridge as they simulate warfare across the Kaw river under likely field conditions. Secretary of War Wright is expected to visit during the exercise.
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Okahoma
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Wright
Attorney General Opinion Spurs Campaign Debate
The attorney general's Saturday opinion on Oklahoma national banks complicates depositor protection and state bank privileges, fueling Democratic rallying. Bryan remarks stress the opinion's impact on elections and legislative needs while farm plans and August 12 platform setting are noted, with Republican officials invited to participate in nonpartisan ceremony.
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Honapartes
National
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Chicago
Washington
Sill
Bryan
Dia
Hia Farm
Oulahan to Lead Republican Literary Work
Richard V. Oulahan, Washington correspondent of the New York Banner, will direct all literary work for the Republican national committee. Frank HU Hitchcock announced the appointment as press bureaus merge with the congressional committee. Oulahan begins duties Monday with Francis Curtin of Springfield, Mass as editor. Oulahan is a longtime District of Columbia native and trusted figure with ties to past administrations.
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Richard V. Oulalan
Washington
New York Ban
Republican National Committee
Frank HU. Hitchcock
Oowldhan
National Committee
Congressional Committee
Mr. Oulahan
Francis Curtin
Springfield
Fire at Peking legation quarter injures many
A fire in the German section of Peking legation quarter destroyed stables and mess room after an explosion. Two German and one French soldiers died, eight German and five French soldiers were severely wounded, along with four soldiers and civilians lightly hurt.
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Legation
Peking
Slayer Will Plead Unwritten Law in Kansas Kill
Farmer H Behner killed Tobe Sawyer at Sawyer's home five miles south of Cherryvale. Behner was arrested and will plead unwritten law claiming Sawyer wronged his seventeen year old daughter who worked in the Sawyer home as a domestic for two weeks.
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Tobe Sawyer
Cherryvale
Behner
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