McKinley to Seek Peaceful Cuba Settlement with Time Limit
Washington August 7 The Madrid report of a four month deadline for Spain to end Cuban regulation drew interest in the state department. Officials hinted action within six months, favoring pacification over war and warning against indifference to the Cuban revolt. Recognition of insurgents could end diplomatic ties with Spain and disrupt peace. The administration prefers diplomatic steps and a resumption of Cuban business, using non sensational methods with a time limit.
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Preacher Kills Child in Illinois Church Incident
A minister, Rev. John Walstein, at a revival near Hig Pulpit, Indiana, fired on youths in a church, killing 3 year old Mamie Standiford as eggs were threatened at him. Walstein fled, while elders advised him to stay. Separate item: Canadian authorities set up a new mail office in Victoria area to carry mail to the far northwest, with three offices including Dawaeon City, Horty Mile, and Fort Ondahy, to be operational within four weeks.
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Mamie Standiford
Alaska
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Ang
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Railway Mail Service
Victoria
B C
Londike
Dawaeon City
Northwest Territory
Horty Mi Mile
Fort Ondahy
Mounted Police
Dyes
One Way Bay
JAMES HUGHES GETS JOB AT POSTMESTER OFFICE
The president announces appointments including James Hughes of Mirminghan named postmester post at Birma Ala and several other nominations for government roles across multiple states. A storm in Anderson county Aug 7 injures many near Oakdale Baptist church wrecking trees and vehicles.
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New York
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Montpelier
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Martinsville
William D. Page
Fort Wayne
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Mount Psitchigan
Carl John W. Dexter
Oronwells
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Glare
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Arar Ridge
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Cassopolis
Minnesota
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Janesville
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Swanger
Harry HL Mitchell
Clinton
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Harglog
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Axpensey
Anderson County
Oakdale Baptist Church
Baptist Association
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Mra
Dobbins
London Paper Calls Mission to US Envoys a Farce
The Westminster Gazette comments on Sir Michael Hicks-Beach’s letter delaying Britain’s reply to the US and French invitation for a bi metal conference. It says the mission is a farce and predicts the October response from Indian and British governments.
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France
Daring Explorer Andree Landed Said By Nordenskiold
Vienna reports Nordenskiold believes Andree has landed on the North American or North Asiatic coast. Paris Gaulois notes a pigeon message about pole observations near Gradison, 22 miles from Trieste. Customs of leper Mary Bonsone stir Fairfield, Maryland. Lady Yarde-Balter in hiding. Miners to strike at Mont-Krome, W Va. Bank statement shows changes. Chicago vehicle tax case void. Alfred E Holton named U S attorney. Western divisions of North Carolina reported.
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Trieste
Austria
Hungary
Miners Strife Sparks Tense Camp Unity Confrontation
Reports from Aug 7 describe miners besieging DeArmitt mines resting while deputies prepare to quell tension. Clashes already occur between strikers and negro workers in Camp Unity, with armed camps and threats of further violence near Pittsburg and Bessemer railroad. DeArmitt claims 170 workers at Plum Creek and denies pay delays. Authorities fear potential arrivals of West Virginia miners and note scattered demonstrations at Smock and Oliver. A uniformity agreement is being circulated for signatures.
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Wilkinsburg
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Fayette County
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Western Union Appeals North Carolina Telegraph Rates
Western Union files exceptions to a North Carolina railway commission order reducing telegraph day rates to 15 cents between points in the state. It argues the cut is unjust, that it caused losses at the old 25 cent rate, and seeks federal court removal, alleging constitutional rights and state authority issues. Also notes the company’s nonresident status and potential federal questions regarding telegraph line support.
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