Palma Forges Quiet Departure From Cuban Presidency
Former Cuban president Tomas Estrada Palma retires to private life with a quiet departure from Havana. His family and cabinet members accompanied him to Matanzas and Regla as he boarded a special train bound for Bayamo, while crowds cheered and saluted.
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Palma
Havana
Cuba
O'Farrill
Fonty Sterling
Montalvo
S¢n
Ator Dolz
Senate
Baldo
Bell
Matanzas
Hr. Palmas
Fannis
Mr. Palma
Matangam
Ter
Bayamo
Province of
Santiago
Palma presidency reassured as crowd gathers in Matanzas
Senor Palma expressed fair confidence in the United States faith and believed the American government intended Cuba to show cadence. He urged patience as the outcome was deemed entirely acceptable. A large crowd awaited the transfer at Matanzas, a strong island stronghold, then with municipal officers and ex-president carted to Manuel Floren’s home. Palmas planned to stay in Matanzas before traveling to Patta Plantation in Bayamo, Santiago Province.
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Havana
Matanza
Senor Palma
Rego
Florida
Senor Palm
Jaruco
Lima
Matanzag
United States
Cuba
Matanzas
Carden
Manuel Floren'e
Palmas
Matava
Patta
Bayamo
Sant’ Ago
Boast of the man killer put to the tragic test
Chicago report details Michael Shoemaker an American laborer accused by four fellow quarry workers at Gary Indiana of killing and wounding. He stabbed a laborer to death and mortally wounded another, chased a third, then collapsed exhausted as the pursued escaped to Summit. The incident occurred Saturday night and the full tale surfaced when Shoemaker traveled to Chicago and spoke to county authorities.
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Chicago
Michael Shoemaker
Odd
Gary
Shoemaker
Amit
Summit
Open Chapter in Korean Case at St Petersburg Trial
In St Petersburg on October 2, Kim Chen Chang, a young Korean, faced the trial over the attempted murder of Korean ex-finance minister Yi Chi Yong at Motel de France on January 1. He claims Yi embezzled publicly and accuses foreign diplomats of backing a plot in the Yalu river concessions and other land scandals.
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St. Petersburg
Kim Chen Chang
Chi Yong
France
Tamadort M. Hartwig
Persia
Yi Chi Yong
Russia
Yalu
Unusual Case Sparks City Inquiry Into Robbery
Salt Lake City on October 2 reports city officials voted to start an inquiry into a robbery involving Alexander and William Me Whirter who allegedly lost 10 000 dollars to bogus officers. One suspect escorted William MeWhiter to police HQ and repaid 1 000 via Chief George Sheets as inquiry opened.
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Salt Lake City
Alexander
William —MeWhirter
Wiliam MeWhiter
George Sheets
Democratic Nominees in New York City Ninth to Eighteenth Districts
New York reports Democratic congressional nominations across districts in New York City including Ninth through Eighteenth with candidates such as Henry M. Foxes and others listed. The piece also notes Republican nominations in Kings County and mentions John P. Keenan, Pittsburg attorney for Thaw defense, visiting the Tombs to see Harry K. Thaw.
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New York
New York City
Henry M. Foxes
Witlam Sulzer
Hieventh
Charles ‘Ornes
Jon IoHahligan
Francie
Bureton Harrison
Francis FE Shober
Joseph Goulden
Daniel J. Riordan
W. Rourke Cochran
Kings County
George Gdndsey
W.H Rayon Bourth
Hermanik
Jonn P. Keenan
Pittsburg
Thaw
Harryck
Keenan
Changes in second class mail laws urged by Hubbard
John M. Hubbard, assistant postmaster of Chicago, urged new rules on second class mail matter. He told the postal commission in New York that bulk matter should be carried outside the mail and proposed higher charges for certain classes, including advertisers and dealers.
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New York
John M. Hubbard
Chicago
Postal Commission
Mr. Hubbard
Tate
Matter I
Hubbard
Cuticura Treatment Praised by Patient
A testimonial from William H. Gray of Philadelphia praising Cuticura remedies for severe itching and eczema. He details prior ineffective treatments including borax washes and physician care, noting improvement after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. He urges others to try the treatment and credits divine blessing for recovery.
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Hades
Erie
Wm. H. Gray
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
Post Office Rates Targeted in Newspaper Defense Brief
John Norris of the New York Times testified for the America Newspaper Publishers Federation arguing that sustaining a lower rate for Gencit would let Congress raise pay for reserving employees, cheaper department costs, and keep the press independent. The brief contends that newspapers profit from mailing and that deficits stem from higher expenditures rather than inadequate revenues, noting US costs per mile vs Britain and urging limits on second class rates used for mercantile purposes.
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Post Office Department
Congress
John Norris
New York
Commission
America
Fead W
England
United States
Great Britain
Chinese Must Vamoose or Take the Consequence in Eureka
Eureka Cal Oct 2 A mass meeting of prominent citizens and union labor leaders decided 27 Chinese workers brought by the Tatlant company of Astoria to a salmon cannery at the Eel river mouth must leave. A 15 member committee including H L Ricks and Mayor W S Clark will confer with Humboldt chamber of commerce. The town recalls 1885 drives of Chinese and warns militia may be asked if demonstrations recur. Berlin Oct 2 The international La association met with Tower and George Whitelock representing the United States.
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Eureka
Cal
Union Tabor
Tatlant Company
Astoria
Ore
Eel River
H. L. Ricks
HH. Buhne
James P. Manan
Clark
Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce
Tte
Humboldt County
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Tomas Estrada
Man
Jose Palma
Toma Estrada Palma
Candita Palma
Pal
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Atterbury
Roycroft
MART
Landers
Internat
Ional Law
Berlin
International la Association
Tower
George Whitelock
Baltimore
Busine
Ant
Nati
State Medical Institute of Main and Brosaw
Princiy DeMiracte
Ree Sree
Newbro Drvg CO
Butte
Gordons
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