Cuban Autonomy Talks and U S Mediation Promise
The Cuban dispute nears a congressional submission with Spain offering limited autonomy and a council of administration to oversee commerce and taxes. Prime Minister Canovas asserts Spain will not bow to U S coercion and will back amnesty enforcement, while the United States acts as mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinetoy
Olney
Lome
Congress
Premeo Canovas
Spain
Insurgenta
United States
Cuba
Qanovyas
Indies
Santa Fe wins receivership suit in Kansas court ruling
In a landmark decision Judge Myers of Oskaloosa reversed earlier actions and ruled the Santa Fe railroad not subject to the 1891 alien land law in Kansas. The ruling ended the Jefferson county case, with plans to appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court. Notable officials from rail and state law attended, including O.A. Ripley and J.J. Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaintife
Kansas Supreme Court
Oskaloosa
Kan
The
Santa’ Fe
Myere
District
Santa Fe Company
Myers
Hite
Henry Keeler
A.A. Hurd
Albert H. Horton
Railway Company
Chicago
O. A. Ripley
H. D. Kenna
Paul Morton
J. J. Frey
Oskalooss
Jefferson County District Court
Louis Myers
H. T. Phinney
Topeka
Santa Fea Company
Kansas
S Corporation
Charles B. Johnson
A. A. Goddard
Union Trust Company of New York
Foster
Johnson
Keeler
Phinney
Goddard Atricken
Kansas City
Kenna
Attorney General
Goddard
United States
John Martin
Martin
Santa Fe
Union Trust Company
Jefferson County
District Court of
Thayer
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Meyers
Supreme Soort
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Wealthy rancher Gilmore shot at supper in Kansas
Topeka reports George E. Gilmore a wealthy Rawley county rancher was killed by buckshot fired through a window while he sat at his supper table. A woman calling herself Prudence Holbert is jailed, accused of the murder after neighbors pursued a fleeing suspect near the Nebraska line. Gilmore had said a jilted New York woman had threatened him, though he refused to identify her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George E. Gilmore
Rawley County
Kansas
Inez
Prudence Holbert
Gilmore
Orange County
New York
Nebraska Line
Overstocked cloaks sold at liberal loss in winter sale
A retailer announces a drastic cloak clearance promising earnest talk and confidante treatment to customers. The firm claims overstock on garments and will take a liberal loss now to move stock before winter ends, aiming to make the biggest winter purchase in years.
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Sanguilly
Havana
Julio Sanguilly
Moprevat
la Patrie
Ity
Honore Beaugrand
Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Robbins
Springer
Marquis of Ahumada
Morro Castle
Guerrra Melua
Preis
Barbot
Faust
Braterice
Neb
Davis
Jones
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
South Dakota
Vermllion
S. D
South Dakota State Teachers’ Association
Vermillion
Francis Jn
St. Louis
Br. Louis
Interior
D. R. Francis
Wasminatoy
Ways and Means
Loase
Capitol
Dingley
Raven
Messrs
Maine
Payne
Evana
Kentucky
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
McMillin
Tennessee
Wheeler
Alabama
Thomas RB
Harrison
Philadelphia
H. Krebga
San Francisco
James Ie
W. H. H. Childs
J.T. Choelhoff
Buffalo
J. 8. Page
H. C. Stewart
James Hartford
Samuel Meerz
Newark
N. J
W.W. Skiddit
J. A. Bean
N. A. Overberg
O. H. Jones
Alonzo L. Thompson
Boston
John B. Thompson
Harrodsburg
Edward L. Snyder
Frederick Jacobi
Kansas County
Dlayton
Board of County Commissioners
Lane County
New England
Edward Helmie
Miss Willard
Ocastite
N. Y
Frances E. Willard
Indianapouis
Monetary Conference
Shenandoah
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Ontcaco
Washington
Sunpaner, Wy
Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins
Newcastle
Wasuixeton
Julius Landsburg
New York Avenue
Burr
Edgar Allen Poe
Barr
Ohio Valley Railroad
Evansville
Ind
Hopkinsville
Ilinois Central
Stefuse
Indorne Choate
Republican Club of
Joseph Choate
Union Republican Club of
Brooklyn
Progress Republican Club of
Thomas G. Platt
W. J. Bryan
Lincol
Dee
W.J. Bryan
Lincoln Hotel
Bryan
McKinley
Holcomb
Allen
J. H. Atwood
Leavenworth
W. H. Thompson
Bland
Towne
Altgeld
Stone
Julia’ Scott
Cari ‘Vrooman
Baltimore
Charles 5. Bromwell
Westminster Place
Frank B. Vrooman
Matthew T. Scott
Lexington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vrooman
Harvard
Tntercollegiate Debating Society
Stevenson
City
Stevenon
Louisa Y. Stevenson
Jane Fuller
Fuller
John C. Black
Donna Marie Scott-Uda
Signor
Ina Uda
Naples
Italy
Fanneil Hall
Street Day Men’s Union
West End Company
Little
Levi Downs
Lavi Downs
Wm. Hall
Corn Belt
Iowa
L. E. Fowler
Lynnville
Dennis & Ajax
Killdaff
A. F. Conner
Avoca
O. 5
Fudder
Braddyville
Sam Farquhar
College Springs
Henry Spay
Indianola
Henry Austin
C.H. Craven
Mendenhall
Audubon
WM. Hall Medicine CO
Balle
Loch
F. M. Alexander
Indiana Bicycle Co
Indianapolis
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