Weyler Faces Court for Cuban Farewell Speech
Spanish ministers decide to try General Wester by court martial wherever he lands after his contentious farewell remarks. Port authorities ordered to demand full text of his speech from the officer who delivered it at departure from Mantserrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
AY Ports
Ata
Quebec
Wester
Martink
Conan
Bavane
Spain
Biburra
Cuba
Hiavanna
Canadians Hopeful on Georgian Bay Canal Project
Ex mayor from Ottawa, McLeo Stewart, arrives to push a Canada wide canal linking Georgian Bay with Montreal and Ottawa. British backing and funds reportedly secured. project promises 10 miles to seaboard and lower grain transport costs, threatening current Chicago and Buffalo trade routes. Government bond guarantees discussed in coming parliamentary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Bay Canal
McLeo Stewart
Ottawa
Bondoin
Montreal, Ottawa
Georgian Bay
Stewart
Maghind
Fitsneiers
Coble Dispatches
Abert Slaknouo
Great Lakes
Chicave
Balltalo
Nde
Bloomiaio
Unclear rural outlook hinted after holidays for higher prices
Fragmentary text from a Minnesota special column discusses postholiday wheat prices and a cautious farmer outlook. It cites Oliver D Rinple and Mar Diaalwaiple noting limited supplies and expectations of firmer wheat values next season amid uncertain market factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Phank Minn
Oliver Drinple
Ret
Saad
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a political or social report
The readable lines cite various entities and places, including Victoria and a Lombard-like reference, with mentions of Creasy, a legend search, and scattered names. The text presents a jumbled set of references without clear events or dates.
Spain unable to resolve Cuban crisis claims American view
The piece recounts Hannis Taylor's critique from Madrid where he served as American minister. It argues Spain cannot solve Cuba's problem, only tax the island, and notes the Cuban war's disruption of American commerce, investments, and citizens, stressing the broader impact on U S affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Spain
Madrid
Hannis ‘Taylor
Taylor
United States
Island
American Association Sets Fair Dates by State
The American Association of State Fair Managers fixed fair dates for member states, shifting each week by one day from this year. Wisconsin runs Sept 21 26, Minnesota Sept 7 12, Iowa Sept 14 1, Indiana Sept 14 1, Nebraska Sept 21 26, Minnesota Sept 28 Oct 3, Missouri Oct 3 10, South Dakota Oct 12 17, New York Aug 24 20, Ohio Oct 15 to Nov 3, Michigan Oct 7 to ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameren Association of State Fail Managers
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lows
Indiana
Nebraska
Minns
Missouri
South Dakota
New York
Ohio
Michinan
Weather delays retail gains and regional trade contrasts
R G Dun and Co weekly review notes retail testing slowed by mild weather and Southern fever yet some orders show stronger distribution. Despite warm conditions hurting winter goods east of the plains, urgent replenishment persists. Wholesale activity remains brisk though uneven, with payments higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G Dun & Coes Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
United States
Canada
Spain Contracts for Cruisers and Alaskan Waters Notes
The Domian Chronicle reports Spain signed contracts last week with shipbuilders to obtain cruisers fitted with quick-hectares, with an unspecified prior arrangement involving another government. Admiral Bermejo defended pecuniary recompense in war, claiming Spain could condemn standards for lands. Also mentioned are oil lands near Bradford in Lean County with 400 to 1000 wells producing over 6000 chaplets daily, US commissions on Alaskan waters and a report of temperature-driven death increases in New Orleans and elsewhere, plus a court case involving Mrs Barnett and a man’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Domian
Admiral Bermejo
Standard
Sailion Cour
Standard Oa Ceeaupany
Beadford
Lean County
Pia
Spain replies to U S on Cuba filibusters and autonomy
Madrid circulates a semi official note detailing Spain response to the U S on Cuba. It paraphrases the latest U S note and urges cooperation to pacify Cuba and prevent further violations of international law. The note notes hope for a peaceful outcome with Marshal Blanco in Havana and signals shared friendly sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Cuba
United State
Spain
Marshal Blanco
Havana
Public Land Statistics Report Highlights Large Yearly Shifts
Commissioner Otto Binger Hermann reports to the Secretary of the Interior showing an 8 298 fewer original homestead entries and an 78 625 acres decrease in waste gating. Disposals total 5 870 406 acres with 419 052 acres sold for cash and miscellaneous entries at 18 billion acres. Railroad grant patenting falls by over 10 million acres. Alaska totals 49 520 000 acres with a nationwide count of public lands by state and territory follows, excluding military timber and other reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Binger Hermann
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Alabama
Arizona
Seoul
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Sac
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklaheoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaskan
Military Timber
Expeditions Land in Cuba With Arms for Insurgents
A Key West report says Gen Castillo landed another expedition in Cuba and insurgents now have arms and ammunition. The Dauntless delivered two expeditions from the Silver Heels to Comagney and Santa Clara. Gren Molina's forces were defeated at Lomas del Pay in Miantanane by insurgents led by Bitatcourt. Spaniards suffered twenty-nine killed and seventy-four wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
PLC
Castillo
Cuba
Dauntless
Silver Heels
Comagney
Santa Clara
Gren
Molina
Lomas del Pay
Miantanane
Bitatcourt
Mixed Train Disaster Near Warsaw Injures Crew
A mixed passenger and freight train derailed on the Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern line three miles north of Warsaw. Engineer John Minnier died instantly. Conductor William Arice and brakeman McConas were injured. Former Judge Alfred Wall of Monmouth County New Jersey died by suicide at his Newport home. The Times notes Albany incorporation of the New Amsterdam Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Warsaw
Wiaursaw
John Minnier
Pirendwin Chartes McConas
William Arice
Rass
Bred Sehwettwith
Dacis Tiurt
Alfred Wall
Mermouth County
New Jersey
Newport
Walling
Monmouth County Court
The
New York Times
Albany
New Amsterdam Gas Company
New York City
Greater New York
Ships Bring Gold From Alaska to Seattle Steamer Portland Returns
The steamer Portland arrived in Seattle from St Michael’s Alaska with 125000 dollars in gold consigned to the North American Transportation and Prading Company. It left St Michael’s Oct 18 stopping at Dutcharbor and carried news of river steamers Alice Merwin and Marc Ledsgund freed from ice near the Yukon mouth. About 150 white residents will winter at St Michael’s as the Excelsior reaches San Francisco with 600 ounces of gold for the Alaska Commercial Company. Fort Yukon is expected to host a large wintering colony while few miners extend inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Portland
St. Michael's
Alaska
North American Transportation and Prading Company
Dutcharbor
Alice
Merwin
Marc Ledsgnd
Behring
Yukon
St. Michaels
Excelsior
Miggins
San Francisco
Unalaska
Alaska Commercial Company
Fort Yukon
Labour Crisis in Britain and Rail Strike Headlines
The article reports a wage cut drive amid a labor crisis in Britain with 290,099 cotton operatives striking. Engineers and cotton workers face reductions as owners resist partial production. A deadly fire at the Wabash building disaster in St. Louis injures six. Election results show Republicans victorious in several states while Democrats win in others. Five striking miners are arrested near the Pittsburgh oil field for unlawful assembly. no violence reported.
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Strke
England
Qualou
Et Mills
Ao Cotten
Obituary of prominent banker in Ware Massachusetts
Fragmentary obituary notes a leading banker in Ware Massachusetts, mentioning his prominence in local banking circles. It refers to his two children and a statement about his wish to be at rest, though many words are garbled and unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Eoster
Mase
Fragmented OCR News Item on Accidents and Officials
Readable fragments describe a river crossing near a location in Asia with fatalities and injuries. Names appear garbled and a Seoul dispatch mentions a minister processing changes. A figure in custody faces an overdose of pills believed harmless. details are unclear.
German Exports Rise to United States in Postwar Era
Report notes increased German exports valued at new high during the postwar period as experts assess market recovery and economic ties with the United States. Trade data highlight wider European supply chains and growing demand for German goods in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Market quotes for cattle hogs and grains across major cities
Across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Detroit New York and others buyers posted varied ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Wheat No 2 red No 2 white corn oats and butter prices listed with regional highs and lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Lous
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Peace Mission Dr Charles A Berry Arrives in New York
Dr C A Berry arrives from England to advocate ratification of the Anglo American arbitration treaty. He aims to act as Senate chaplain briefly and lead mass meetings nationwide in support of arbitration. He will join anniversary services at Plymouth Church Brooklyn marking Henry Ward Beecher's fiftieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Beris
Queens Street
Wolverhmpton
Peanton
Congregational Union of England
Lis Arrivtal
New York
England
Berry
Senate
Bpdyeuth Church
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
First National Bank of Seattle Heist Involving Miners
Portier, cashier of the First National Bank of Seattle, with Rennick and Stinson, traveled from Minnesota to Seattle last August to the bank. They allegedly arranged a scheme to exchange money for a ship voyage, then forced a portion of gold from twenty five miners aboard the steam schooner Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laster
Portier
Nafiotal Bank
Seattle
George Renauick
Stinsen
Niaska
Rennick
Stinson
Seaithe
Wash
First National Bank
Purner
Edavius
William Sound
Wertean
Augusta
Rennick Sad
War in Washington Prompts St Louis Man’s Claims
A garbled transcript describes a St Louis man asserting plans for military action in Washington this winter. It mentions germ theory discovery by an unnamed individual and references antithetical wartime rhetoric, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors.
Kansas Pacific Sale Put Off in Topeka Foreclosure Case
In Topeka a government forced foreclosure of the Union Pacific line has postponed the Kansas Pacific sale. Legal action affecting railroad assets is tied to wartime and merger concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Pacific
Naanss
Union Pseitie Railways
Topeka Wan
Daeny Peostyweies
Choe Meys Voices Opposition to Duel Education
Choe Meys of the Cherekees at Chel sea do ba voices cpthiods against teaching duels in the nadir di Ute schieae. He cites the Tortration of ete Niate and tensions among the five tribes of Tuidieus as context for his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choe Meys
Chelsea
Tuidieus
Fragmentary Ancestry Note From New York 1780
A garbled OCR fragment references New York events in 1780 including winter notes and March items. Details are unreadable, but mentions names and dates suggest archival lineage or catalog entry.
Milwaukees steel plant blast injures workers
A furnace explosion at a Milwaukee steel plant injures two workers who were near the water jacket. The blast caused molten iron to spray outward, trapping welders and prompting emergency response. Authorities investigate cause and safety failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rive Daeu
Pinois Steel
Milwaukee
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President McKinley 1897
President McKinley designates November 2 for national thanksgiving and prayer. He praises divine providence for industry and labor, urges gratitude for peace and prosperity, and calls all citizens to religious services and charitable spirit. Proclamation dated October 29, 1897 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Roepeet
William Mel Winley
United States
Washington
Heroine Cosio Cisneros feted in Madison Square crowd
A vast New York crowd in Madison Square Park and surrounding streets welcomed Cuban heroine Miss Cosio Cisneros with a ceremonial reception. Speakers including J Lincoln De Zayas and Senator Phaston praised Cuban efforts. notable attendees and hints of a U S ambassadorial vacancy followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beni
Cisneres
Miss Cisneros
Selemons Ly
Marat Pharsted
Ehasemean
Casisead
Pharston
Nebraskea
Ile
Mihoon
Cah Vas
Catan Ba
Havana
Orters
Congressmn
Sulzero
Lecor Ve Zayas
New York
Passengers Arrive in San Francisco on Alameda From Sydney
Among Alameda travelers arriving in San Francisco from Sydney via Honolulu were Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson and her daughter Mia. Isabella Stung, from Apia, Samoa, also aboard the steamer.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Sydney
Loneolulu
Robert Louis Stevensom
Mia
Isabella Stung
Trom Apia
Samoa
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Bessermer Herald
Weyler Stock
Olver Dalrympte
Moreli
Wilielt
Wepeleay
Westlied
N.Y
Constableriggs
Balfates
Ein
Baenen
Tennessee
Ato
Ube
Cota
Nashville
Dames
Pias
Pengo
Noodyera
Peter Ted
Cruse
Stan
Creasy
Victoria
American Association
Negro School
Jnte da Samner
Fish School
Negroes
St. Lewis
Wear Strairs Sd
Sehoal
Barnett Spokane
Google
Dieter Court
St. Jaeates
Hector Canmtadudine
Dainedi
New Orleans
Public Land Statistics
Berlin
Sehiwerin
Republic of Hayti
Linton Sin
Sanders
Gerais
Patent Office
Milo G. Kellong
D. E. Sickes
Hota Dias Bee
Marion Clener
Daniel TP Sickles
USAW
Gad Lantes
Thirdsri
Gettysburg
Bate
Meliiles
Union Vasatie Railroad
Reorganization Committee
A'Askan
Britain
Waneas
Oqhitk Hib
New York and Cleveland
Gias Cee Company
Pittsburg
Turte Creek
Dettines
Olle
Uta
Che Wien
Ausiaize
Pheamasime Nur Ham
Pranto Yener
Leuden Pines
Ressan
Clevernmiett
Cal
Voserott
Tak
M Stake
James PE
America
C. A. Berry
Massachusetts
Klondike
ST. Louis
Major Mellon
Marjer
SS. Mellouief
Unitedd States
St. Devs
Marto Vic
Servat
Anthea
Mars
Beddin
Dteiea
Ream
Cme
Deane
Setvartt Ecummes Deerer
Tras
Rere
Laoing Tor Hs Casher
Miss Nuit Blythe
Elussee
Weel
University of Cteornia
Bernkelos
Eas Ot
Andre
Agian
Cretan
William Mckinley
Senora Cisneros
Dumleht
United Staes Cedar Tal
Lyanstuna Cicareos
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