Spaniards Hesitate as Madrid Debts Tangle Looms
Oct 20 reports say Spanish commissioners have not received instructions on Cuban sovereignty terms. They may affirm the U S position or reject it, risking continued debate over debt and potential American ultimatum. French naval tests at Toulon and promotions in the Third Georgia regiment also surface, while Queen Wilhelmina reportedly engages Prince William of Wied in a family love match.
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Spain
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Cuba
Atkiss
Berner
Arbania
Atkinson
Third
Georgia Regiment
Joseph E. Pottle
Vico i Sanford
Rvaigue
O. E Gilbert
W. E. Sanders
W. Gain
Max E Land
Edwar P.gavnn
W.W. P. Clarks
Poeomes Candler
Blossburg
Bronxowam
Ala
Dstar
Holland
Marie
Netherlands
Iitaun
Weneee
Ousatall
Aps Ieee
Long Term Men Escape From State Farm
Four convicts escaped from the state farm near Camden. The escapees were Richard Gar it, Marion Dawkins, Ed Slater, and John Williams, all African American. Slater and Williams were serving life terms. A posse pursued them and two were overtaken and shot down near the camp ground about midnight.
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Richard Gar
Marion Dawkins
Ed Slater
John Williams
Slater
Williards
Patria Serra
Nerd Johnson
Camden
Paymaster Transferred After Face Slap Incident
Formal orders post a transfer of Major W. F. Tucker from Atlanta to Chicago after an alleged insult to him. Tucker, son-in-law of Mrs. John A. Logan, disputes the claim and vows action. Quarantine rules altered as frost hits northern Alabama and Governor Johnston extends fever precautions. Search for William K. Smith continues after a fatal shooting in Athens. Mrs John Atkinson killed in Engeno. Good Templars adjourns in Lirmosia. Knoxville carnival proceeds amid busy city activity. Yellow fever case in Paria Township results in death. Annis O Connor, daughter of A P O Connor, marries in New York.
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Atlanta
Wasuioroy
War Department
W. F. Tucker
Chicago
Atsore
Major Tucker
John A. Logan
Chin Wannzy
Paria
Sentative
A. P. O'Connor
South Carolins
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Judge Marshall J. Clark Stricken By Paralysis In Atlanta
Judge Marshall J. Clark a former long serving superior court judge in Atlanta suffered a paralytic attack in the morning and remained unconscious at home in the afternoon. He had resigned the bench years ago and continued practicing as a lawyer in the state capital, taking part in notable cases such as the Thurmond will matter.
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Marshall J. Clark
Superbe
Clark
Thurmond
Will
Supreme
McKinley Addresses Railroad Men at Jubilee
President McKinley met with railroad workers during Chicago's peace Jubilee the last day of events. He spoke to cheering railway employees after a quiet visit to Captain McWilliams's home and Cortelyon served as escort. The ceremony drew applause as the presidential party prepared to depart on the special train.
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McKinley
McWilliams
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Rede de Reload
Tourneey
Biageleigs Para
Zekest
ALL QUIET IN PORTO RICO AND OTHER NOTICES
All is quiet in San Juan Porto Rico as General Brooke is installed in the palace and Brigadier General Henry remains commander of Ponvelier. The first general order issued by Brooke is well received by post office staff under American supervision. Also noted are arrivals of States Commissioner aboard the Panama and rapid establishment of commissions. In Salt Over Trademark Ends, the Pittsburg Crucible Steel case is decided for Diamond Steel with no damages to appellants. Brigadier General Nelson Cole and aides arrive in Corum for winter camp. Ex Congressmen death reported Colonel John J. Jones aged 74. Destructive fire at Mobile officers quarters reported.
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Henry
Ponvelier Genfirst
Onler
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Br. Louis
Pittsburg Crucible Steel Company
Diamond Steel Company
United State Court of Appeals
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Corum
Nelson Cole
Wavxesnone
John J. Jones
Mobile
Mopitz
Cotton Prices Rise In Early Market Report
In Alabama Georgia and New York Oct 20 the cotton market opened firm with prices 2 to 5 points higher on reports of liberal demand and active trade. Investment orders were more plentiful than in some time, suggesting renewed buying interest amid short sales concerns.
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Light Raste
Alabaminge
Georgia
Yeuneasem
New York
Tha ‘Kot
Bn Agai
Sieeto
Missouri Kansas and Texas avert big strike threat
Oct 20 report from Saint Louis says wage disputes on Missouri Kansas and Texas ended with employers agreeing to concede after conductors engineers and other train crew threatened an immediate strike. A later conference placated the workers and a full stoppage was avoided.
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Kansas
Texas
Br. Louis
Kapena
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Very Truly Yours, Lee Allen
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