Cuban War News Shows Flag as Signal for Attack in Cuba
Reports from Havana and Washington detail attacks on Americans and destruction of property in Cuba tied to the flag flying over homes. Senora de Durio seeks 200000 damages from Spain, citing fires in Quemado de Guines and Rancho Velos and multiple shootings. Other items note maps of insurgent HQs found, a court martial execution, and dispatches from Antonio Macco in New York describing war material readiness.
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Cuba
State Department
Seis Senora
Maria Dolores de Durio
Louis T. Stocker
Philadelphia
Spain
Quemado de Guines
Rancho Velos
Santa Clara
Fitzhugh Lee
Senora de Tania Teeunaien
Spainorces
Jek Trujillo
Demetris Percy
Carata
Havana
Cubitus
Barcelona
Don Fernaldez
Narcisso Rodriguez Torres
Cabanas
Muntanzas Advices
Antonio Macco
New York
Perez
Leyte Vidal
Castillo
Bryan Victory Hopes Rise In New York State
New York July 29 William P St John former bank president and now treasurer of the Democratic national committee says he expects Bryan and Sewall to carry New York by a large majority He notes the Silver party may nominate Bryan Sewall at Baltimore and predicts a free silver congress. Literature demands surge at campaign HQ with heavy printing while silver forces coordinate from Washington and temporary headquarters near the Democratic center.
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New York
William P. St. John
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Mr. St. John
Bryan
Sewall
Washington
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Committee Is4
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Sil
Charles D. Lane
California
LN. Stevens
Colorado
R. E. Diffendorfer
Illinois
Curtis Hilyer
Lumbia
W.H. Harvey
June Ga
Pettigrew
Wim Liscott
Neb
South Dakota
Holcomb
East
Rease i
Benton Marotta
St.Louis
Nebraska
Watson
Hanna
Platt
Gibbs
New York State
Neweetenetioee
McKinley
Populist Leaders Leave St Louis Amid Turmoil
Striking moves mark Populist leaders exiting St Louis with a reshaped national committee's operations. Kansas City gold standard Democrats form a National Democratic club led by Francis ex-chief as Populists nominate W. D. Vincent for Congress in Joycerson City Kansas. More storm and crime briefs fill the page from Pittsburgh to Washington.
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Gold Standard Democrats
Kansas City
National Democratic Club
Gold Standard
Francis
Mata bele Massing Around Bulawayo Spurs Imperial Reinforcements
Cape Town reports Mata bele forces massing near Bulawayo with siege conditions continuing since last April. Telegraphs from Matoppo hills indicate engagements with the enemy and calls for imperial reinforcements, as Cecil Rhodes operates on the ground with broad authority.
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Cape Town
Bulawayo
Nich
Matoppo
Rhode
Herbert's Decision Disapproves Courtmartial Findings
Washington July 29 secretary of the navy disapproves proceedings findings and sentence of a Mare Island courtmartial. He reverses verdicts against an engineer and notes grave faults in the trial, foreshadowing possible further action by the department. Also reported are a Russian count who killed himself in New York, East Chicago Iron and Steel assigns to Evans, and Turkish rumors of paper money issuance.
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Jose Maceo
Cuba
New York
Caracas
la Guayara
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Mare
Wly
Cipally Uy
Obin
Roman J. Soubof
Boston
Soubof
Hee
Toy Vn
Alpion Ae
Oon
Europe
Sonbof
An Iron and Steel Company
Ouxteaco
East Chicago Iron and Steel Company
Hammond
Ind
David L. Evans
Parkhurst & Wilkinson
Turkey protest over arms shipment to Crete from Greece
Constantinople reports a Turkish cabinet protest to Greece over alleged arms and ammunition shipments to Crete for insurgents and the appearance of armed bands in Macedonia. The note warns that Greece will be held responsible for disturbances affecting European peace.
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Greece
Crete
Constantinople
Macedonia
Seereetan
Europe
Investigation Into Wreck of the Columbia
In San Francisco on July 29 an investigation by United States supervising inspector Captain W S Birmingham opened into the Pacific mail steamer Columbia wreck. Testimony from various officers clarifies conditions aboard the ship and indicates how vessels and not fog stations contributed to the incident.
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United States
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Columbia
W. 8
Birmingham
Maher and Choynski Plan New York Bout
In San Francisco on July 29 Joe Choynski and Peter Maher discussed a future heavyweight clash to be staged in New York after boxing resumes there in September. Buck Connolly and Greeny attended, with Connolly hinting at a strong bid by the Horton group and indicating at least $6,000 would be offered to Choynski.
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Maher
Choynski
San Francisco
Joe Choynski
Peter Maher
Buck Connolly
Hid Greeny
Xing
New York
Connolly
Dwyers
Horton
Choynski-Maher
Dice threatens exposure to force arrest in faked notes
Columbus July 29 George W Dice a noted counterfeiter says he will reveal the locations of ten plates and 100000 of his own counterfeit money if John E Murphy of St Louis Secret Service helps secure his arrest He attacked Murphy in Atlanta court and offered to publish a book about his counting exploits.
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George W. Dice
Columbus
Miles Ogle
United States
State Penitentiary
Dice
John E. Murphy
Secret Service
St. Louis
Murphy
Atlanta
Threat of War Over Rail Rates Ties Up in Augusta
Athens readers follow the railroad war with Augusta and Port Royal. Judge Simonton’s injunction halts clashes, possibly becoming permanent after the August 15 hearing. Seaboard Air Line officials say they will obey lawful orders but warn the ruling could disrupt rate changes and contracts, while denouncing monopoly and urging competition’s benefit to the public.
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Augusta
Seaboard Air Line
Simonton
Transportation
Port Royal
St. John
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Expre
Local Citizen Nearly Suffers Stroke During Visit
For several days Atlanta resident O E Mitchell, prominent citizen, stayed with his cousin John E Talmedge in this city. Tuesday night he narrowly escaped a serious stroke, having already suffered one prior stroke. Prompt medical care averted the crisis and he showed some improvement yesterday though remains quite ill.
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O. E. Mitchell
Atlanta
John E. Talmedge
GOOD ROADS PROF H H STONE OF EMORY COLLEGE WRITES AN ARTICLE
Professor H H Stone of Emory College pens an article on road improvements. He outlines transportation needs, advocates funding, and calls for coordinated state and local action to enhance infrastructure and safety.
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H.H. Stone
Emory College
Proposed State Road Plan By Prof Stone In Methodist Review
A Georgian debate on good roads outlines Charles M Strahan and H H Stone proposals in the Methodist Review. The plan calls for bonds to fund a network of first class east west and north south roads, a five member road commission, fifteen districts, district engineers, and state oversight from an engineer in chief. Roads to be surveyed, graded and surfaced with crushed stone, with steel bridges where possible and high water clearance. County roads to be maintained by local convicts with ad valorem taxes, while first class roads receive state support for construction and repair.
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Georgia
Charles M. Strahan
University of Georgia
H. H. Stone
Emory College
Methodist Review
Nashville
Tenn
Stone
Road Commission of
Fife Memers
Road Commission
Remains of Leroy C Mathews laid to rest at Hancock Avenue
Funeral services for Leroy C Mathews were held yesterday at his Hancock avenue home. A large gathering listened to hymns including Come ye disconsolate and Gatherin g Home. Rev E D Stone delivered the sermon and consolation filled the service as his remains were laid to rest on the banks of the Potomac.
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Leroy C. Mathews
Heron
Hancock Avenue
Jesus
E. D. Stone
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