General Wood Faces Cuban Office Seekers in Santiago
General Leonard Wood’s visit to Santiago stirs Cuban factions as about 2000 insurgents seek offices. Rabi and Rios factions press for control, with mayors and customs posts already held by Rabi loyalists. Wood, aboard the gunboat Hist, negotiates amid threats and political maneuvering, while rumors link General Gomez to the Santa Cruz meeting and challenge Garcia’s camp.
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Manzani.Lo
Leonard Wood
Miiitary
Santiago
Jesus Rabi
Rios
Rabi
Custom House
General Rabi
Calixto Garcia
General Wood
General Rios
Manganillo
Wood
Santa Cruz del Sur
Maximo Gomez
Gomez
Genral Calixto Garcia
Territorial rights drive Porto Rican delegates to demand civil government
In San Juan on October 31 delegates from chief island towns filled the main theater to press resolutions for use of special commissioners to represent Porto Rico in Washington. They urged territorial rights and an end to military rule, plus civil government. Include an eight hour day and denunciations of land deed registration practices. The assembly assumed US grant of territorial rights. Also reported, in Porc, a Philadelphia-bound baggage search revealed dynamite cartridges, arousing fears of anarchists. The Mississippi transport with heavy batteries sailed from Boston for Savannah and Havana, weather delaying departure. William Hyde, former St. Louis Republic editor, died at 62 after a long illness.
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Porto Risans
San Juan
Porto Rico
Washington
United States
Porc
Red Line
Philadelphia
Artilery
Hevans
Boston
Mississippi
Frvat Maine Heavy Artillery
New York
Savannah
Havana
Augusta
Quarantine Extended for Southern Ports
Health Commissioner Jopes announced a quarantine extension against southern ports until November 15, covering Atlantic ports south of Savannah and Gulf coastal points. The Zealandia departed Sunday with the First Tennessee regiment battalions bound for Manila.
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Baprinors
Jopes
Veval
Atlantic
Savannah
Gulf of Mexico
Manila
San Francisco
Zealandia
First Tennessee Regiment
Dreyfus ruling notes and sea news mix in late report
Sparks from the wire recounts a Paris Dreyfus court decision by nine to four, plus disaster and naval items: two bodies found from the Union elevator fire leaving eighteen dead, plague news from Vienna, a London cyclone, Arctic whaling fleet figures near a million dollars, a saloon fight hospitalizing two men, yellow fever deaths in Monterey, and wheat and corn exports from Philadelphia. Also Maria Teresa sails, towed toward Cape May.
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Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Paris
Bert Wainwright
Vienna
Frankin Pasha
Herr Barisch
Professor Northengil
Danmark
Camberwell
London
Portland
San Francisco
St. Michaels
Auil
James Mullen
Geneva
James Ryan
New York
Charles Moon
Newark
Monterey
United States Marine
Svemuel Mutchmore
Presbyteria Church
Philadelphia
Memorial Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Lovisville
Custom House
Picton
Ipswich
Cairo
Sligo
Strathisla
Rotterdam
Brakeman McCloud Dies After Collision Near Carroll
Andrew Mc Cloud aged 22, a brakeman on the Chicago and Northwestern, was crushed between an engine and car while couping at Carroll Iowa and died about four hours later. He lived in Moingona and his body was taken there for burial. Burglars hit the West Union post office drilling the safe and stole 350 dollars in stamps and 85 dollars in cash after entering via a basement window at the Gazette office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilhed
Boowrg
Andrew McCloud
Chicago & Northwestern
Carroll
Moingona
West Union
Gazette Office
Change of Base in York editor resigns for Iowa post
LeRoy Smith, longtime local editor of the York Republican in York Nebraska, resigns to take on editorial and business management duties at the Progress Review in La Porte City Iowa. The move shifts leadership for York’s paper and places Smith in charge of an Iowa publication.
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York, Neb
LeRoy Smith
The
York Republican
Progress Review
la Porte City
Iowa
Wail Kills French Crops
Terrific hailstorm in Mentone France October 31 wrecks olive and lemon crops. Immense hail stones caused complete crop destruction in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
France
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Mothers and Children
A persuasive health advertisement arguing maternal care determines child health. It claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthens the maternity organs, improves mother wellbeing, and yields healthy children. Anecdotes from Barbra A. Mudd and others are cited, with a note that the book Common Sense Medical Adviser is free on request.
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Jess
Pierce
Barbra A. Mudd
Indian Creek
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Spaniards May Resist Philippine Treaty Terms
Paris reports Senor Montero Rios ill may delay a joint session of the Spanish peace commission. Spaniards push that disposition does not imply possession and seek a secret understanding with Judge Day. If sessions open, the American case will be presented at 2 p.m. as talks hinge on the Philippines protocol.
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Paris
Senor Montero Rios
Spanish Peace Commission
Epoca
Madrid
Senor Riss
Sagasta
Spain
Senor Rios
Philippines
Senor Sagasta
United States
M. Cambon
Judge Day
Philippine
General Lee's corps to land in Cuba before January first
Washington reports no fixed departure date for General Lee's corps now at Savannah as talks hinge on Spanish evacuation. Officials expect landing in Cuba before Jan 1 with arrangements largely complete, while recall of Cols Hecker and Lee aids planning. General Fitzhugh Lee visited Washington on private business.
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Lee
Washington
Savannah
Cuba
Lea
Hecker
Havana
Fitzhugh Lee
Richmond
War Department
Freight Train Collision Near Fremont Neb
A headend collision on the Union Pacific near Fremont at about 10 pm yesterday left engineers and firemen to jump to safety. Three men aboard a freight car suffered bruises but were not seriously hurt. Frank Young of Omaha had a hand cut, A Flesher of Chicago had a facial cut, and Frank Amerlander along with O H Trmmel had slight bruises.
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Fremont
Neb
Union Pacific
Frank Young
Omaha
A. Flesher
Chicago
Frank Amerlander
O. H. Trmmel
War commission arrives in Lexington from Chickamauga
The war investigation commission reached Lexington from Chickamauga at 5 am aboard the Queen and Crescent. the day's program is undefined but it is expected to last one day before likely continuing to Cincinnati that night. nearby Susx Wyoming hosts railway surveyors locating reservoirs for Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railroad for stockman needs and shipment.
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Lexington
Lexincon
War Investigation Commission
Chickemauga
Queen and Crescent Railway
Cincinnati
Susx
Wyo
Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railroad Company
Plot to Form Largest Tobacco Trust Unfolds in New York
A Globe-Democrat report from New York outlines steps to form a vast tobacco trust led by Colonel Joseph Hughes and Fletcher Heath. The Continental Tobacco Co. aims at 65 million capital, controlling most plug tobacco output, with bonds raised from major life insurers. Also notes related indictments and wartime transfer plans.
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United States
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
New York
Drummond Tobacco Works
American Tobacco Company
Joseph Hughes
Hamilton, O
Fletcher H. Heath
Perry
Spain
Russell Sage
Messrs. Lawrence & Hughes
Broadway
N. N
Continental Tobacco Company
Messrs
Paul J. Sorg
Middletown
P. H. Mayo
Richmond
Danniel Scotten
Detroit
Mich
Continental Tobacco
Bancroft plans Cuba trip with tobacco backing
Manager I C Bancroft aims to repeat his 1870 Cuban tour this winter with support from a major tobacco house. The plan calls for forming a team from National League members to travel to the South for holiday games, reach Havana on January 1 under American control, and play Cuban clubs in a series of contests.
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Cuba
Cincinnati
I. C. Bancroft
Rochester
N. Y
United States
Havana
Prescription department quality and careful service
The text highlights a pharmacy's emphasis on precise prescription handling, skilled care, and the use of pure fresh drugs. It notes the department is equipped with modern appliances, aiming to prevent mistakes and attract top clientele in Atlantic, claiming they should have the reader's trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief
Relief in six hours claims a drastic cure for kidney and bladder disorders. The advertisement touts prompt pain relief and near instant water retention relief for both sexes, offered by F. Parsons & Co. in Atlantic, Iowa.
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F. Parsons & Co
Atlantic
Iowa
Asthma Cure Claim From Brazilian Balm
J R Niblo former Rochester Pa school superintendent credits a long asthma spell ending with a great winter thanks to Brazilian Balm. A Cincinnati woman after 17 years of suffering was able to lie down and is reported cured by the balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Niblo
Rochester
Cincinnati
Worth Its Weight in Gold Renovator Ad
An Omaha reader, 67, reports relief from constipation indigestion and sleepless nights after using Dr Kay's Renovator. The ad promises a free physician consultation, samples, and a 68 page home treatment book with recipes and prescriptions.
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D. A. McCay
St., Omaha
Neb
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St. Louis Republic
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Caimanera
Quba
Cevera
Hobson
Hampton Roada
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Cape Maysi
Leonidas
Cash Dry Goods Store
Ammu
Nan Nee
S.J. Gillett & Sons
Chestnut ST
Boe BL
Day
Michigan Exchange Hotel
J.B. Granfill
Granfill
Louis
John F. Doyle
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
John Derr
Twenty-first
Plattsburg
Geyer Avenue
Coyle
Derr
Plug Tobacco Trust
Virden
Carminville
His
Obmecago-Virden Coal Company
Barry
Corbin
Nebraska Volunteer
Cal
H.C. Weber & CO
Eggers Bros
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