Moran Men Claim The Fight Is Won
Moran supporters declare nomination secure as opposition collapses while Quincy disputes the prognosis and seeks advice from Mayor Fitzgerald in New York. The Curleys of Ward 17 join Moran and Henry T. Schaefer announces a bid for lieutenant governor with Moran amid factional tensions.
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Moran
Quincy
New York
Fitzgerald
Curleys
Ward 17
Henry T. Schaefer
Whitney
Quebec
William H. MacMasters
Whitney Press Bureau
Henry M. Whisirt
Sol Cades
Bonk .A
Whitney and Sullivan
Collane
New England Storm Brings Relief After Heat Wave
A severe heat spell left hospitals crowded and several deaths reported across New England. An evening storm cooled temperatures from the 80s into the 70s, easing conditions and helping vulnerable babies in tenement districts recover.
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Smith
Showers Forecast for Boston and New England
Showers Friday and Saturday with cooler temperatures in central and southern portions. Steamers departing Friday for European ports will face variable winds turning to fresh easterly and fair weather toward the Grand Banks. All Druggists Will Refund The money if Dr Seth Arnold's Balsam fails to cure bowel troubles.
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Washington
New England
Grand Banks
Seth Arnold
Rebel Leader Threatens to Blow Up Tracks and Bridges
In Havana, Pineo Guerra warns Western railroad troops risk destruction of bridges and stations if further troop movements occur. He says he possesses the station and will act regardless of international complications. A second message repeats the threat as troops head toward Pinar del Rio to aid against insurgents at San Luis and San Juan de Martinez.
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Western Railroad
Pineo Guerra
San Juan de Martinez
Guerra
Pinar del Rio
San Luis
GUNS SAILED FOR CUBA ON NEW YORK STEAMER
Reports from New York say the steamer Esperanza, bound for Cuba, carries a full field battery of artillery for the Cuban government. Captain Luis More of the Cuban artillery, on leave with his wife, was recalled to Havana and sailed on the Esperanza after a rapid chase by tug. Also aboard is a son of General Jose Miguel Gomez, detained for alleged involvement in the insurrection.
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New York
Cuba
Luis More
Havana
Washington
Jose Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara
Liberal Party
Revolt in Havana Grows Over Trade and Independence
The Havana turmoil broadens as five weeks of political arrests fail to quell insurrection led by General Jose Miguel Gomez against Palma. Rebels campaign for freer trade with America and potential annexation, promising higher wages and national strength. Palma seeks rapid civilian rule while Gomez trains troops for future conflict.
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Palma
America
Jose Miguel Gomez
Cuba
Gomez
Readville Race Day Delights Amid Big Crowd
Geers' Golddust Maid Totara and Brenda Yorke win Readville races as biggest crowd yet attends despite no pool selling or open betting. Harvard and Cambridge crews debut together on the river at Putney drawing mixed reviews of American style.
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St. Louis
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Totara
Brenda Yorke
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Cambridge
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Newport
Harry Edels
Box Unk Russell
Indianapolis
Bar Harbor
Philadelphia
Windrim Kid
Clause of the Platt Amendment on U S intervention
The United States may intervene to preserve Cuban independence and maintain a government that protects life property and individual liberty and to fulfill obligations under the Paris treaty as they pertain to Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
Revolt in Cuba Grows. U S Armament Aid Debated
Washington reports indicate official concern as Cuba faces intensified fighting and rumors of Havana’s danger. Discussions focus on whether the United States will provide arms and artillery support, amid fears of diplomatic repercussions and European responses.
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Palma
Cuba
United States
Washington
Havana
Antilles
Americans in Cuba seek Roosevelt appeal to end Cuban strife
Havana August 24. Cuban American and American business leaders urge President Roosevelt to intervene to halt the uprising in Cuba. Colonel Carlos M Aguirre plans to send a letter asking Roosevelt to appoint a commission under the Platt Amendment to oversee a new presidential election after alleging rights violations and constitutional breaches in the last vote.
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Havana
Roosevelt
Cuba
Carlos M. Aguirre
Island
Rebel Leader Bandera Killed in Cuba Encounter
General Quentin Bandera, a prominent insurgent leader in Havana province, was killed today during a clash with rural guards near Silveira farm in Punta Brava. Bandera and two companions died after a nightlong pursuit, while guards suffered no injuries. A man named Luis Morales, resident of Havana, claimed to have attempted to assassinate Governor Emilio Núñez nearby.
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Quentin Bandera
Neptune Park
Bandera
Silveira Farm
Punta Brava
Emilio Nunez
Luis Morales
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