Spain Rejects Cuban Bond Interest in Debt Stand
Spain’s cabinet declares Cuban bond interest must be paid by the Cuban government, signaling rejection of Spain paying debts. A State Department briefing clarifies the United States never agreed to assume Spain’s Cuban debt and cites the Philippine Islands settlement as a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
State Department
United States
Paris
Cuba
Sparta 2000
Philippine Islands
Window Glass Plants Unite Under American Company
Multiple Indiana window glass firms including Elwood Elba Indiana Elwoood? Frankton Anderson Pendostan and Clyde units transfer ownership to the American Window Glass Company. Reported values show Elwood and others priced nominally while Victor and Anderson plants carry higher assessments amid consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American Company
American Window Glass Company
Conto
Bees
Elves Window Glass Company
Inlaausa Window Glass Company
Pendiasten
Clyde Window Glass Comprny
Frankton
Victor Window Glass Company
Anderson Window Glass Company
Anderson
Frankton Window Glass
Stodiana Window Glass Company
Chde Window Glass Company
Vietor Window
Ndss
Othe
Anderson Window Glass Companys
Amd
Othe Frankton Window Glass Company
Vietor
Anderson S
Pris
Klondike Mine Output Forecasts From Canadas Bank
A battered text notes Canadas Bank of New York estimating mine outputs for the year. It suggests output from Klondike or Ndiondike mines will be lower than last year with financial implications. The report hints at a cautious seasonal outlook and mentions key figures in rough terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadien Back
Canadas Bank of New York
Niondike
New Vackery
Ke Steel Doren
Unclear scribble hints at trial or meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases with names like Viger and Hoke Pret fal ate rttaenp stem Taw and references to a session at the Mae. Some stray words suggest a court or meeting context but details are unreadable and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Seeu Sroos
Osharanmy
Ader
Bes
Unclear OCR Text Reports Local Loss and Casualties
Fragmentary report notes a large property loss and multiple deaths in a street or roadway incident. Names and places are damaged, but references to victims and a broader disaster remain unreadable.
Unclear fragmentary notice from unidentified sources
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places in a garbled report. The readable portions mention a person named Be Ver cos ge and events around weeks ending with uncertainty. No coherent narrative, dates, or clear outcome emerge from the passage.
Fatal Gasoline Explosion Claims Laura Boldt in Indiana
In Ato Terre Haute Indiana 22 year old Laura Boldt died in a gasoline store blast. Her clothing and most of her flesh were burned away leaving a grisly scene.
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Ato Ter Haute
Ind
Laura Boldt
August exports surge and trade balance widens
A. G. Dun & Co. reports August commerce shows U S exports exceeding imports by 37 million dollars, with exports 20 million higher than ever before. Wool and other manufacturing products drove gains aided by Boston purchases and expected London demand. Weekly U S failures totaled 140, compared with 174 a year ago, while Canada saw 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. G. Dun & Co
Boston
London
Canada
Swift Linked to New Kansas City Ranch Company
E F Swift the Chicago packer visited Kansas City hinting at a new Missouri incorporated ranch company. Named associates include Charles Coffman George T Hall and Frank Tomlinson. The firm reportedly bought the 180000 acre O Keefe ranch near Dawson Texas with the Fish brand for about 175000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swift
Chicago
E. F. Swift
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles Coffman
Swift Packing Company
George T. Hall
Frank Tomlinson
Kansas
Swift
O'Keefe
Dawson
Texas
Panhandle
Cape Nome Tales Tie Chicago Murder to Alaska Claim
Gold seeker from Cape Nome reports that William Tascott, accused of killing Chicago millionaire A. J. Snell in 1888, is in Alaska. A dying man from Dawson era confesses to being the Chicago murderer, saying Tascott and a partner fled with their outfit after a dying declaration.
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Cape Nome
Chicago
William Tascott
A. J. Snell
Alaska
Samuel Rigier
Rlgier
Dawson
Domestic quarrel ends in double tragedy in Port Huron
Judson Herrendeen survives with three bullet wounds while his wife Mrs. Judson Herrendeen is dead after she shot him and then herself, during a domestic quarrel at their Port Huron residence. Authorities describe the incident as a fatal mutual assault with uncertain recovery for the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Judson Herrendeen
Herrendeen
Hawaii Seeks Immigration From Sweden and Northern Italy
Hawaii plans to invite immigrants from the better classes in northern Italy and Sweden. The Hawaiian finance minister, meeting at the U.S. Treasury, traveled to Europe to secure these immigrants and asked about immigration law hurdles. Assistant Secretary Taylor said Congress had not extended immigration laws to Hawaii and the government would not interfere if the immigrants were of good class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Italy
Hawaii
Treasury Department
Washington
Europe
United States
Taylor
Congress
Hurricane ravages Japanese provinces leaving vast death toll
A historic storm struck Japan from east to west across Siushin to the main island. Kochi Takamatsu Ehime and Okayama reported 825 deaths and 11 335 houses destroyed or inundated, while Ehime recorded 1500 deaths and no financial loss.
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Japan
Siushin
Shikoku
Tosa
Sanuki
Bizen
Bitchin
Japan Sea
Isumo
Hoki
Kochi
Takamatsu
Ehime
Okayama
Fire Threatens Hegewisch Car and Equipment Works
A fire destroyed the finishing building of the Hinois Car and Equipment Company at Hegewisch near Chicago. The blaze damaged the plant including machinery and nearly completed units, with losses estimated around 200000 dollars. The boiler room origin supplied steam for the plant and for the water works as ten boilers burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willness Car and Equipment Company
Hinois Car and Equipment Company
Hegewisch
Chicago
Ens
Ilege- Wiseh
Arrests T W M Farland in Pittsburg Embezzlement Case
Thomas W McFarland a former Chicago real estate agent accused of absconding with rents owed to a landlord was arrested in Pittsburg Pa after six years on the run. He admitted being the man sought and claimed business depression forced the theft. Detective Henley accompanied him to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Thomas W. McFarland
SGU
Healey
ISM
Henley
Vail e Full of Money Missing
Hawaiian capitalist B R Banning arrived from Lenalulu and registered in San Francisco. His belongings included a valuable crate containing bank notes bonds and sugar stocks. Hours after arrival the valise disappeared and officials believe it was sent aboard the Nippon Maru and may be returning to Puonuluali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
B. R. Banning
Lenalulu
Oqccidental
San Francisco
Thdis
Mr. Bunning
Attack on Warren Sheep Camp Sparks Warrants Near Sterling
Masked men assaulted Crain the herder at the Warren Live Stock Company sheep camp twenty five miles northwest of Sterling Colorado. They shouted about WU sheep and scattered 1500 acres. Warrants issued for four men in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Live Stock Company
Sterling
Colo
Crain
Destructive Fire Destroys Block in Los Angeles
A major blaze obliterated an entire block in Los Angeles CA causing damage to the Los Angeles Farming and Milling Company the Petty Mill and Lumber Company and J B Llelbred iron pipe dealer. Three men were injured two likely fatally and losses estimated at 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entirs
Bpine
Los Angeles
Three Trainmen Die in Missouri Pacific Wreck near Paul
A freight train incident at Paul station eight miles south of Nebraska City Nebraska leaves three killed and twenty cars destroyed after a high speed crash through a bridge two miles south of Paul. The wreck traps the engine and causes a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska City
Neb
Julian
Yaqui Chief Tetabiate Seized by Rebels for Alleged Mis treatment
Reports from Sonora say Yaqui Leader Tetabiate, loyal to the Mexican government during a recent Indian outbreak, was captured by rebels and subjected to harsh mistreatment including stripping and knife wounds, leaving his body severely harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonura
Tetabiate
Suicide of Private Walden in Washington
John M. Walden of Chicago, private in Company E of the Thirty-fifth Infantry, died by taking poison at Vancouver Washington. He had been on hunger strike and enlisted in the army August in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Tragic Collapse Kills Mora Family in New Mexico
A collapsed adobe ruin five miles from Mora New Mexico killed Manuel Cordova his wife and six children. A 10 year old son escaped the disaster. The dirt roof fell trapping the family during the incident. Local authorities investigate the cause of the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
N.o
Manuel Cordova
Chair Combine Forming in National Union Drive
A chute combination has been arranged for as about six percent of all manufacturers show interest in the union. The nuancing of the aggregation is all that is necessary to permit organization.
Dauura Sinks with All Hands After Mediterranean Foundering
Captain Robert Cemtuinius and eleven crew members aboard the French steamer Dauura are reported sunk off Hoa Island in the Mediterranean with all hands lost.
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Robert Cemtuinius
Fresu
Dauura
Hoa
Mediterranean
Well Known Miller Expres Pillsbury Faces Health Change
Charles Alfred Pillsbury, a leading Northwest figure and founder of the milling center in Minneapolis, is reported to be ill with gastric enlargement. No further medical details are provided.
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Miller Expres
Charles Alfred Pillsbury
Northwest
Honing Tills Center
Minneapolis
Farnham Fire Destroys Major Businesses and Homes
A large fire in Farnham New York wiped out most of the business section. Losses are estimated between 200000 and 250000 dollars. The Erie Preserving Company canning factory the National Hotel and 15 to 20 residences were among the destroyed structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham
N. Y
Erie Preserving Couniny
National Hotel
Fire at Rockaway Beach roars through seaside complexes
Flames swept Holland's station at Rockaway Beach injuring two men, one likely fatally, after men jumped from a blazing roof. The blaze consumed hotels, pavilions, theatres and other structures along the oven front near TL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway Beach
Holland's Station
TL. 1
Escaped Convict Surrenders in Mississippi
Charles O. Sommers, once a Pinkertons detective and escapee from a Mississippi penitentiary, surrenders and returns to prison. He travelled from Dawson City Alaska saying he grew weary of liberty that offers no freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Sommers
Pinkertop
Mississippi Penitentiary
Mississippi
Dawson City
Alaska
Creedomn
Alaska railroad venture linked to coal lands
Alfred Day, a Philadelphia syndicate representative, ships men and material to Alaska for a second railroad. The line will run fifteen miles to open 25,000 acres of coal lands on Kachemak Bay near Cook Inlet, aiding regional development.
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Alaska
Alfred Day
Philadelphia
Kachkemo Bay
Cook Inlet
Fatal family tragedy in Scotia Nebraska
Mrs. Larue Phillips of Scotia Nebraska forced her two children aged 16 and 2 to take carbolic acid and then swallowed the poison herself. The husband returned from the field to find all three dead on the floor in a domestic tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labes
Heraclf
Larue Phillips
Scotia
Neb
Odd Constitution in Corse Corea Proclaims Rasperor Powers
The document is a nine article written charter focusing on the Rasperor's powers with no grants of rights to others, marking a notable moment in constitutional history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corse
Corea
Rasperor
Magazine Blown to Atoms Near Lima Ohio
A nitroglycerin magazine of the Mercules Torpedo Company three miles southwest of Lima Ohio exploded destroying the building. One man was found unconscious in the woods nearby. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercules ‘Torpedo Company
Uites
Lima
Ohio
Deaf-Mutes Robbery Case In Buffalo Ends Quickly
Henry Braven and Joby Weber, deaf mutes, blew open a Buffalo safe aiming robbery. Their clumsy attempt drew attention and led to immediate capture by nearby watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Blowers
Henry Braven
Joby Weber
Buffalo
N. Y
Comprehensive Porto Rico defense plan to Congress
Brig Gen Wilson, chief of engineers, will submit a broad fortification scheme for Porto Rico. Engineer reports cite low cost and reuse of Spanish defenses. Hawaii fortifications halted awaiting Navy decision on Pearl Harbor, with land prices high and limited aims. Guam and Philippines fortifications depend on the war’s end and Navy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilsom
Porto Rico
Wilson
Hawaii
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Leary
Guam
Philippines
Big coal lands bought by Federal Steel in Pennsylvania
Agents for the Federal Steel Company of Chicago purchased 15000 acres of coal land in Fayette County Pennsylvania. The deal signals a possible clash with Carnegie Steel as the Chicago firm plans to use locally sourced coke to challenge existing supplies. The company reportedly tested Fayette County coal, shipping samples to Chicago to compare coke quality with Frick and Connellsville products.
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Federal Stee! Company of
Chicago
Trac
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Federal Steel Company
Chicago Concern
Carnegie Steel Company
Federal Company
Carnegie
Frick Coke Company
Carnegie Company
Frick
Connellsville
Noted Bank Robber Captured in Minnesota Escape Case
Information on the capture of George West, noted bank robber who escaped from an Ohio jail after a South Bend National Bank robbery of 15600 dollars. He was seized in Duluth Minnesota and faces charges for an 800 dollar safe robbery in Tower Minnesota. If not sent to Ohio or Indiana, he may be transported to Chillicothe Ohio or South Bend Indiana.
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George West
Ohio
Duath
South Bend National Bank
Duluth
Minn
Tower
Chillicothe
South Bend
Ind
Fire destroys portions of the Borden block in Chicago
Basement kitchen blaze at Seaver's bakery on State Street spreads to Keoyman teal drug store threatening full block damage estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Firefighters contain most of the flames after hours of effort.
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Seaver’s Bakery
SA State Street
Chicago
Keoymanteal
Borden
Marriage Licenses Hiked by Chickasaw Legislature
In Tishomingo Oklahoma Territory the Chickasaw Legislature passes a bill to raise marriage license fees from five dollars to one thousand dollars. The measure targets white men seeking Chickasaw wives to profit from annuities and lease money received by Chickasaw women.
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Tishomingo, I.T
Fire destroys Jacob North printing house in Lincoln block
A fire in Lincoln Nebraska consumed the Jacob North printing house a three story block housing extensive printing machinery and numerous publications. The North building was completely destroyed and investigations awaited.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jacob North
Marines Die From Wood Alcohol Poisoning at Vallejo
Michael Owens and Richard Conroy marines aboard the cruiser Philadelphia died from wood alcohol poisoning after drinking at Vallejo California. Both men were enlisted at Mare Island.
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Michael Owens
Richard Conroy
Philadelphia
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island
Alder Withdraws From Michigan Senate Bid
Gen. R. A. Alger released a letter from New York dated September 8 announcing his withdrawal from the U.S. Senate race in Michigan.
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Alder
Gen. R. A. Alger
New York
United States
Michigan
Mrs J C S Blackburn Dies After Long Illness
Mrs J C S Blackburn wife of ex Senator Blackburn died at her Versailles New York home after a long and painful illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. S. Blackburn
J. CC. S. Blackburn
Blackburn
Versailles
Paris Ministers Move to Pardon Dreyfus in Principle
The council of ministers in Paris decides in principle to grant a pardon to Dreyfus. The measure is expected to take effect in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Council of Ministers
Paris
Miners in Carterville Clash End in Bloodshed
In a pitched battle on Carterville Main Street HL seven Black miners were killed and two wounded in a fatal clash between Black and white miners.
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Carterville
Markets Report Across Cities Show Varied Commodity Prices
The Chicago markets list cattle from common to prime at 3.00 to 0.75 per unit, hogs 8.00 to 4.75, sheep 38.00 to 4.75, with grains and dairy items priced. Regional notes include Indianapolis and St. Louis行情 for cattle hogs and sheep, plus wheat corn oats rye and butter quoted across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ste
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Anti-Trust Conference Spurs National Movement
A Chicago anti trust conference formed a national anti trust organization to promote a united effort against oppressive capital. Delegates discussed resolutions on trusts and tariff effects while labor advocates and Bryan speeches drew large crowds. the plan includes a forthcoming large scale conference to be set by an executive committee.
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Chicago
Rourke Cochran
New York
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Trust
Mr. Bryan
di Heepius
Wadel
J. Morvan
Auditocs
Physician Advocates Euthanasia by chloroform in New Haven debate
Dr Nickerson of Meridian Connecticut argues patients may choose chloroform to end suffering with consent and relatives present, framing death by own action as justifiable. Judge Simeon Bakwin, president of the American Society for the Advancement of Science, cites Saratoga talk on prolonging life vs. speedy death in terminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declaren Me
Hue Kibled
Nehemiah Nickerson
Meridian
Conn
Nickerson
Dean
Simeon B. Bakiwin
Newhaven
American Spocial Science Assocition
Saratoga
Ne Y
Ukesen
France Reaped Telegraph Fees During Drestus Trial
Reported profits of the Government tele graph during the Drestus trial are the heaviest in French history. Totals reach about 5000 in receipts representing nearly 1,000,000 words sent. The heaviest day was Saturday with telegrams exceeding 3,000 sent.
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France
New York Jeweler Paul Roehbricht Shot Dead in Eviction
Paul Roehbricht, a New York jeweler, was killed while attempting to evict Kate Bingerhut. Bingerhut states her husband orver wd bes to elvvt, and denies wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roehbricht
New York
Kate Bingerhut
Orver Wd Bes
Harvest in the Wheat Belt in the Great Northwest
A vivid sketch describes threshing in the Northwest from Minnesota to the Dakotas. It details the steam powered outfit with engine, separator, water tank, trap wagon, and grub shanty forming a long train. It notes the shift to modern machinery and the rise in wheat prices boosting farmer profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Northwest
Trusts and reform voices clash in wartime era debate
A jumble of political statements and figures discusses industrial trusts, regulation, and republican ideals. Figures such as Pingree and Jefferson Davis appear with notes on democracy, property rights, and railroad power amid calls for federal oversight and reform.
Hayes Attacks Labor Control Posing Civic Rights Threat
The passage claims that certain combinations are assaults on citizens rights and would yield power over labor to a central body. It frames the issue as a danger to inherent freedoms and constitutional liberties, warning of a shift of influence away from individuals to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hayes
Undefined historical note on a national bursa concept
Fragmentary OCR describes an idea for a national bursa to collect and report on events or hazards. The text references ex goy and fostehr terms unclear in this excerpt, offering little concrete detail or named entities to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOY
Fostehr
Ultimio
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