Damages Aimed at Uncle Sam Over Cuban Relief Expeditions
In Aurelia Iowa Lloyd Bror seeks damages for harm from alleged US relief expeditions to aid Cuban patriots during the Cuban insurrection. The attorney cites the Geneva award and U S-Spain and U S Great Britain history to argue neutral duties and expected conduct by the United States toward Spain.
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United States
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Great Britain
Eminent Visitors Arrive for American Bar Association Meeting
Lord Chief Justice Musael of England and party, including Baron Russell of Killowen and Sir Frank Lockwood, arrive in New York to attend the American Bar Association meeting at Saratoga next week. Mon Tague Crackanthrope QC and others represent the British bar.
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Weather and trade dullness amid political unrest
A weekly trade review cites a nationwide dull spell due to unhelpful weather and anxiety over Aryan meeting influence. Government reports note crop injuries, labor strikes, bank loan refusals, and plant closures hurting industry. Prices slipped while wheat rose briefly before settling, and weekly factory outputs fell from last year. Parliament prorogued. Queen's speech warns of Turkish tensions and Crete unrest, pledging neutrality and a future reconciliation offer.
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Canada
Crete
Ila Measturas
Idaho Bank Robbery at Montpelier Sparks Pursuit
A daylight bank robbery in Montpelier Idaho involved three masked men on horseback who forced entry into the Bank of Montpelier and fled with cash in sacks after disarming six bystanders. A posse of thirty sheriff’s deputies pursued the robbers, with officials keeping the stolen amount undisclosed but believed near ten thousand dollars.
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Noat Kpolted Over a Wale ALUH on Dodlaeg Worth to Chicago
The article discusses fruits and market conditions across Michigan Missouri and surrounding states. It notes damaged shipments and packing costs, low value peaches and Bartlett pears, and growers facing labor shortages that slow clearing and packing. Prices and conditions vary by season and location.
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Hoke Smith and Reston Tangle Over Cabinet Duty
A Chicago Chronicle dispatch reports Hoke Smith has dined with a Cabinet at the center of a reshuffle tied to the November plan for a new administration. Interior affairs face turnover as Smith’s resignation looms, while a Georgia pledge to Senate ally Crisp looms over his cabinet stance. He asks the President to address alleged cabinet inconsistency and invites a candid reply.
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Chicago
Georgia Street Cars Rule Shared With Jim Crow Law
A Georgia court ruling extends the state’s Jim Crow segregation to street railway cars. Judge Andrew Caton upheld that separate Negro and white coaches must be provided on street lines, after a Black passenger was ejected for sitting in the rear Negro section on an Atlanta streetcar. The company had earlier limited rear seating to Negro riders to deter white passenger discomfort.
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Iowa Convention Adjourns after tense decisions and votes
The Democratic state convention at Des Moines began with a heated debate over platform wording and officer selections. Key figures like Maj. Lu Carrofark and W. U. Davis received endorsements. several statewide offices were chosen by acclamation. the gathering adjourned after approving a platform and electing delegates to future contests. A separate report notes a major prison fire at Aynmont, causing significant losses and prompting emergency meal arrangements for inmates.
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Iown County
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Wianeshigh County
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Marsal County
Married couple flee to privacy after family disputes
In a Plymouth County case, Edward Murphy and Mary Rinne elope following household strife. Murphy, once of Plattsmouth, Neb., reportedly left with his wife and their two children seeking refuge with relatives as the wife’s family faces alleged abuse. Police and neighbors note the couple’s sudden departure and uncertain future amid ongoing local investigations into alleged misconduct within the household.
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Bryan Notified as Demvervil Victory Clocked in New York
A crowded New York meeting centers on the Democratic notification of Bryan as the presidential nominee. Speakers include Elliott Danforth and Gov. Stone, with extensive applause as Bryan arrives and delivers remarks amid a large crowd at Madison Square Garden. The event features formal notification ceremonies, notable attendees, and afterglow of support, ending amid cheers and ceremonial proceedings.
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Sumner Riot and Heat Wave Outbreak Across Colonies
Fragmented report describes a violent county seat riot in Sumner during a lightning-swept era, followed by a severe Australian heat wave. It notes the fall of Sumner’s mayorship, destruction by fire, and a lone survivor, while contrasting reports from New South Wales about deaths from drought. The piece also touches on scientific musings about earth’s interior and dye chemistry curiosities.
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