Maceo Death Confirmed After Trocha Crossing Near Mariel
Havana reports Spain confirms Antonio Maceo, heroic Cuban insurgent leader, killed near Muriel after crossing the western trocha. Francisco Gomez, son of Maximo Gomez, died with him. Officials publish details of identification from the battlefield and papers found.
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Associated Press
Havana
Antonio Maceo
Hayang
Trocha
Muriel
Francisco Gomez
Maximo Gomez
Maceo
Cirajedas
Savas
A. M
Antonio Y, Maria
F. G
Mileage Bureau Debates 400 Mile Interchangeable Ticket
Western Passenger Association mileage bureau in Carcano discusses a 5000 mile interchangeable ticket. Some lines favor, others oppose, no action taken. It may be reviewed by a general meeting with more information. Separate note reports Julian asserting a conspiracy agenda against Fitzsimmons Sharkey with names of Earp Needham Lynch and the National club.
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Western Passenger Association
Central Passenger Committee
Western Association
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Soo Line
Northwest
New England
Julian Soya
San Francisco
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
Fitzsiamons
New York
Fatal boiler blast hits Wilcox mill at Seville
In Corvee Georgia a boiler in Wilcox Lumber mill Seville exploded with fatal results. Victims include S Piland Seville mayor, an Irish worker unnamed four Black laborers. Mayor Piland leaves wife and three children. Mill section wrecked logs valued over 3000 dollars. Explosion reportedly due to low boiler supply.
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Corvee
Wilcox Lumber Company
Seville
S. Piland
Piland
Hospital Sickness News and Local Notices
Mrs Walter M Castle of San Francisco underwent a serious surgical operation at the Polyclinic hospital to prevent a rush of blood to the head. Details kept private. family at bedside but not seen by others. In Cleveland a meeting of the Bessemer Steel association is called to patch up differences with Ballaire Steel cited as a departing member. In Washington a bill to prevent conspiracies to blackmail is introduced by Representative Lorimer. In Kalamazoo celery crops show one third rotting in trenches due to damp warm weather causing an estimated loss of 50000 dollars.
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Elie
Walter M. Castle
San Francisco
Thinity
Castra
City
Castle
Steel Association
Clevelani
Bessemer Steel Association
Pittsburg
Ballaire, O., Steel Company
Washixatox
Lorimer
Tlinois
Blackfir
Katamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo
Washington
Postal service waste cited in Wilson report hits deficits
Washington notes Postmaster General Wilson blasts second class mail losses and 1 cent rate myths. He cites two thirds of mail at low cost driving annual shortfalls near 90 million dollars, urges Land Bill passage, civil service reforms, and tighter bond controls to restore surplus and reduce postage.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Pacific Railroads
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Department For Telegraph Service
Postmaster General
Department
Railway Mail Service
Glass
Post Office
Postminsters
House Passes Four Bills on Pensions and Postal Matters
The House moved quickly Tuesday passing three postal bills. One allows private mailing cards with 1 cent stamps, another offers up to 10 dollars indemnity for lost registered mail, and a private carrier service may collect and deliver mail for a penny per letter borne by beneficiaries. A pension bill for about 141 million dollars passed with little opposition.
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Mattora
Penatons
Waseington
M&y
Grow
Thomas E. Watson
J. C. Black
Georgia
House
Committee On Elections
Murder and mayhem near Gleason home shocks Nebraska
A midnight shooting near Max Gleason's home six miles from SconurLer Nebraska left Gleason's 21 year old son dead, Claus Delts alleged to have killed him while seeking to marry Gleason's daughter. Delts fled after wounding Mrs Gleason and a shot to the father failed to explode his shotgun. The sheriff organized a search to capture Delts as authorities pursued the case amid reports of mob action and ongoing investigations.
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SconurLer
Neb
Max Gleagon
Gleason
Yeara
Claus Delts
Delts
Inspector Takes Charge of the Office in Emporia
Postal Inspector Paul Williams of St. Louis has assumed control of the Emporia postoffice. He declined to disclose the nature of the trouble prompting the action, citing ongoing investigations and official policy. The transfer places the office under federal oversight pending resolution.
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Emporia
Kan
Paul Williams
St. Louis
Baby Chokes to Death in Missouri Valley Dinner
The two year old child of Frank Smith of Missouri Valley Iowa choked on a meat gristle at the dinner table, death reported from the Iowa town.
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Missourii Valley
Frank Smith
New Standard American Encyclopedia Promises Wide Use
A new general reference work in eight large quarto volumes debuts with over 60 000 topics and 8 500 illustrations plus 300 colored maps and diagrams. It claims superior up to date coverage, extensive appendixes, and biographies of notable recent figures, targeting schools libraries and professionals as a practical bargain. Details and ordering appear in an advertisement on another page.
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United States
Roentgen
Ian MacLaren
Nansen
Explorer
Rudyard Kipling
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Kansas
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Metropolitan Traction Company
Madison
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London
Louis Fallero
Spain
Faust
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thatcher
Gallagher
Ontcaco
Roger
Hastings
Basrinas
Southern Nebraska Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Cooper
Honolulu
Mr. Cooper
Webster’s International Dictionary
Honepeangard Authority
Chicago Times-Herald
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