Assassination Shifts Spain Cuba Policy Prepares Weyler Recall
A Washington dispatch to the World notes Senor Canovas del Castillo's assassination may ease Cuba policy. Sagasta is rising as premier pro tem with Blanco likely to replace Weyler, easing acceptance of Cuban autonomy. Canovas death removes the main obstacle to concessions, while De Lome openly distrusts Weyler.
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Spanish Troops Routed In Matanzas Battle
A Havana dispatch says official information reports a decisive battle in Matanzas where loyal Spanish troops were routed by insurgents. Weyler was in Matanzas and the defeat is linked to troops under his command.
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Steamship Mexico Sinks Off Sitka Passengers Escape Safe
The Pacific Coast Steamship Mexico struck off Sitka and sank stern first after passengers and crew evacuated in orderly fashion. Captain Wallace and crew stayed aboard until the vessel went down. Of 75 aboard, 40 were tourists. a party of naturalists perished with their specimens. The ship carried 278 passengers and 180 tons of freight, with 68 horses and a burro. Built in 1892 in San Francisco, 270 feet long, 80 feet beam, 1500 horsepower.
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Public Baths in Europe Fact Summary
Washington reports on European public bathhouse management and the spread of washhouse facilities since 1882, noting Germany’s workmens baths and the rise of school shower baths in towns with swimming. Also covered are the American Jubilee Fund closure in London, Kilpatrick versus Bredin third race abandonment, Belgian Antarctic expedition staffing limits, Morganton to Blowing Rock electric railway plans, a Chicago murder suicide, and President Faure’s return to Paris.
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Mob Storms Asheville Jail In Lynching Attempt
A mob stormed Asheveille county jail to seize Bob Brackett the Negro assailant of Miss Henderson but Brackett had been spirited away by deputies. Another crowd pursued, with reports they captured officers 15 miles east and planned to lynch him at the crime scene. The governor ordered infantry from Asheville.
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The Rev Whipple Talks on Lambeth Conference Views
The Right Rev Henry R Whipple bishop of Minnesota writes to AP with views on the Lambeth conference noting unity on missions and social issues. He cites Dr Sutterlee of Washington and Bishop Potter, praises American bishops and stresses the rights of the national church within shared faith. He says American and English churches remain fraternal yet uphold their own responsibilities to God and children.
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Foster's Report Filed On Behring Sea Fisheries
Special commissioner John W. Foster submitted his report to the secretary of state detailing his talks in St Petersburg and London. He announced a forthcoming meeting in cites next October with representatives from Great Britain Russia and Japan to discuss seal fisheries. A circulating statement falsely claimed Foster approved it. Elliott had no current affiliation with Smithsonian or similar agencies.
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Crazy man runs amuck in Spokane shoots two mortally wounded
Spokane Aug 11 John Thomas a Fort Steele prospector crazed by labor or delusion opened fire injuring two men seriously and a boy, as officers struggled to subdue him. Among the wounded are Olsen 18 and Evis with minor wounds. Jackson 11 lightly hurt. Watson escaped injury as shots scattered through the Grand hotel area. Police pursue Thomas after the assault.
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Populists in a Fight Over Time at State Convention
At the Ohio Populist state convention in Columbus the demand for more speaking time sparked a brawl as Witt pressed charges against middle-of-the-road delegates allied with Hanna. Crumm and Witt clashed, Riddle seized a chair, chairs broke, police intervened, and anti-fusion delegates were seated with a straight Populist ticket named.
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Democrats at Roanoke Convention Opens in Virginia
Roanoke Virginia August 11 with 1545 Democratic delegates present or by proxy. Convention likely to last two days. Chicago plank free silver and primary senator nomination fight dominate. Jones backs primary plan while leaders on the ground predict victory for the idea.
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Oak Hill Strike Proclaims Wage Dispute at DeArmitt Mine
Aug 11 Newton Prrtspura report shows Oak Hill miners strike after wages were withheld by DeArmitt company. About 300 strikers with two bands camp at Turtle Creek march to Oak Hill mine and receive scant rations. Plum Creek turnout rises as DeArmitts go in, while Sandy Creek sees little change and work continues for about 25 men.
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Des Moines Trial of Streetcar Mail Boxes for Collections
Des Moines trial of streetcar mail Boxes shows July totals of 29 287 letters 6 059 cards and 44 pieces of second third and fourth class mail. Postmaster notes increased collections vs June and suggests closer box placement could boost results before wider city use. Alderman Mangler fined 1000 dollars and jailed 90 days for contempt after refusing grand jury testimony about an offer of votes from a business man related to a General Electric Suez railway franchise ordinance.
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American in Trouble Abroad as Appleton Held Without Trial
The state element directs U S Consular Agent Giffaries at St. Vincent to seek release of American Samuel E Appleton held without trial for aiding a friend believed unjustly confined. The agent, a native, faces charges of unfriendly conduct toward imprisoned Americans. Big Fleet for Great Britain reported at Delaware breakwater Hampton Roads.
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The Fatal Uniform and a Love That Survived War
Colonel James A. Sexton recalls youth in a war era love story. A shy Chicago girl doubted a young captain in uniform over his command. Their misgivings fade as letters and fate bring forgiveness and reunion after his wounds.
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Sheep Population in Australis and Nearby Lands
In 1788 New South Wales had 29 sheep. Australis New Zealand and associated regions together hold about 180 million sheep, over four times the total in Europe.
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