Rebellion in Santiago sparks Cuban crisis
Havana dispatch reports rebellion breaking out in Santiago province with plans for a provisional capital. Rebel leaders Miniot and Janet command several thousand troops as government moves to fortify rail lines and dispatch reinforcements. Senor Menocal and Generals Rabi Cobrego allegedly aid the insurgents amid defections and suspected popular support.
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Havana
Santiago
Miniot
Janet
el Caney
Senor Menocal
Gomez
Rabi
Cobrego
Monteagudo
Rurales
Kingston's Oldest Businessman William Myrick Dies
Kingston July 26 William H Myrick 87 oldest active business man died last night from a paralytic stroke. He leaves a nephew J W H Myrick of Boston a son W W Myrick of Kingston and a daughter Mrs Jances Standish who has lived with him. Born in South Duxbury he was a Mason and Odd Fellow. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Kingston
William UH. Myrick
J. W. H. Myrick
Boston
W. W. Myrick
Jances Standish
Mr. Myrick
South Duxbury
The
Masons and
Odd Fellows
Daniel Webster’s Senate Career and Lifelong Law Advocate
Daniel Webster served as U S senator from 1827 to 1841 and again to 1850, succeeding Elijah Hunt Mills and later replacing John Davis in 1842. Born 1782 in Salisbury New Hampshire, he studied at Dartmouth, practiced law in Suffolk and Boston, and rose to national prominence.
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Daniel Webster
Washington
Elijah Hunt Mills
Webster
Isaac Chapman Bates
John Davis
United States Senate
Salisbury
N. H
Dartmouth
Suffolk
Portsmouth
Congress
New Hampshire
Boston
Dartmouth College
United States
Eleazar Wheelock
Friends of
Adams
House of Representatives
Senate
Hayne
South Carolina
Bunker Hill Monument
Harrison
Tyler
Clay
Polk
Fillmore
Bowdoin Square
Revere House
Henry Clay
Mr. Webster
Marshfield
Mass
Granville
Yale College
Northampton
Washington, D. C
Prelate to Visit Mother During Ocean Voyage
The Rt. Rev. Denis O Callaghan D D, rector of St. Augustine's Church Boston, sails aboard the White Star liner Zeeland for Queenstown and Liverpool with plans to spend about two months away mostly in Ireland to visit his aged mother. Also aboard are Dr P J Timmins and many Boston churchmen and notable passengers including Judge Parmenter and Mrs Leahy. The ship carries eight hundred saloon and one hundred second cabin passengers, with about twenty steerage travelers and nine deportation cases among the lot. Cargo value is estimated at one million dollars.
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Zeeland
Queenstown
Liverpool
Mer
Denis O’callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Ireland
P. J. Timmins
Fermanagh
Boston
William H. McDonough
the Star of the Sea
East Boston
George J. Patterson
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Michael B. Gilbride
Mgr. O'Callaghan
John M. Malloy
Dominican Order
New Haven
Conn
Michael Maynes
William H. Dowling
Matthew F. Sheehan
Mark H. Crehan
Timmins
Robert Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
South
J. P. Parmenter
Lady Bellingham
London
N. D. Drummey
William W. Drummey
Dorchester
Anna M. Knight
Arlington
George R. Fearing, Jr
Fearing
A. P. Garrett
F. P. Leahy
Peck seeks Miss Quinn bill of particulars in breach suit
New York July 26 Professor Harry Thurston Peck of Columbia University named as defendant in a breach of promise suit brought by Miss Esther Quinn of Cambridge Massachusetts seeks the New York State Supreme Court to compel a bill of particulars. The suit claims fifty thousand dollars in damages and asks when the alleged promise to marry was made and whether it was oral or in writing.
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Peck
Miss Quinn
New York
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
Esther Quinn
Cambridge
Mass
State Supreme Court
Mayor Whitlock Arrested for Speeding in Sandusky
Toledo mayor Brand Whitlock and companions were arrested in Sandusky for violation of the automobile speed ordinance. They were discharged after Whitlock disclosed his identity to police chief Weingates.
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Toledo
Brand Whitlock
Sandusky
Weingates
Next SundayPost Magazine Preview of New Serials and Stories
Next Sunday's Post Magazine promises a varied lineup including a Louis Tracy serial and a Torchy tale. It features Charles G D Roberts nature piece A Torpedo in Feathers about the loon, Katherine Busbey’s Politicians Wives, Maud Pauncefote’s story, Stocking a Mission School by Ralph St J Perry, plus other short stories and sketches.
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Post
Hammer
Louis Tracy
Charles G. D. Roberts
Katherine Busbey
Maud Pauncefote
Ralph .St. J. Perry
Big Rains Threaten Epidemic In Campbellton Relief Effort
Campbellton New Brunswick residents face health risks after severe storms leave 2000 homeless. With 4000 housed elsewhere, doctors warn of possible outbreaks as a temporary hospital rises and relief funds continue to receive donations, totaling 5404.14 to date.
Relief committee struggles as cash donations lag
Relief committee members strive to distribute provisions fairly amid slow cash subscriptions. Funds in banks require checks signed by three finance members. Only $33,000 in cash received. Two people reportedly mentally unbalanced after a mobile accident that killed Newcastle editor Charles W. An Slow. Diphtheria cases noted, others with minor symptoms. About 1,500 in tents and 600 in temporary wooden buildings. Food plenty but bread and canned goods scarce. Stove shortage prevents cooking. most destitute rely on canned foods. Fire loss now estimated at $7,000,000, much on mills and lumber. Temporary structures under steady construction.
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Finance Committee
Charles W. An Slow
Newcastle
Woman Kicked Unconscious by Frightened Horse in Westboro
Mrs. Benjamin A. Greenlaw of 52 Ruggles Street was seriously hurt when a horse she was driving reared and kicked. She jumped to grab the animal, the horse kicked breaking shafts, and she fell unconscious. She sustained a fractured right arm and chest injuries, was taken to Westboro State Hospital, then home by auto.
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Westboro
Benjamin A. Greenlaw
Ruggles Street
Westboro State Hospital
Cadum Skin Cure Promises Rapid Relief and Healing
A chemist unveils Cadum a new skin treatment derived from a tree extract with antiseptic and curative properties. It claims to cure chronic eczema and other skin troubles by stopping itching and starting healing from the first application. Trial box 10c large box 25c.
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Cadum
Will Curtail Copper Output
London reports a New York bankers authority states that copper producers in America and Europe, after Paris conferences, agreed to harmonize interests and abandon the policy of running full capacity regardless of world consuming needs.
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London
New York
Bankers Authority
America
Europe
Paris
Ice Cream Maker Fatally Scalded in Pittsburg
George Rosso was killed at an ice cream factory on Forbes street when a steam tube burst. He was working in a pit beneath a boiler early today, and the scalding water and steam caused his death.
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Pittsburg
George Rosso
Forbes Street
Urge hydrant hose to save dying horses
Pittsburg officials urged to install hydrants with spraying hoses in downtown streets to save horses dying in heat waves. The Western Pennsylvania Humane Society reports about 150 horses and possibly up to 450 dogs have died in Pittsburg streets this season, and most could have been saved with ready access to cold water sprays.
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Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
Bars Proxy Marriages in Porto Rico Alarm Islanders
Attorney-General Brown rules future weddings in Porto Rico require both bride and groom present for the ceremony to be lawful. Since Spanish rule ended, thousands have lived together without church or state sanction. Bishops Blenk Jones and Van Buren press continued reform amid evasion of marriage laws.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Brown
Spain
Blenk
New Orleans
Jones
Bishop Blenk
van Buren
Protestant Episcopal Church
Save Noted Tavern Of Revolutionary Days
The old Black Horse Tavern in Cannonsburg Pennsylvania, linked to Generals Washington and Braddock and to the whiskey rebellions of 1794 and 1795, will be saved and turned over to the Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution. The school board will permit Patriots to occupy it if they relocate the school site.
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Cannonsburg
Penn
Black Horse
George Washington
Braddock
Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Serum Used For Snake Bite In Bellevue Patient
New York July 2. Charles Rautck, bitten by a rattlesnake, is under careful surveillance at Bellevue and Rock Island Institute surgeons. It is the first use of snake bite serum. Several injections were given into the elbow and shoulder of his swollen right arm. He suffers hemorrhages and cannot eat. Physicians expect recovery, attributing many symptoms to the serum. One effect is a depressed mood with fear of death.
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New York
Charles Rautck
Bellevue
Iler Institute
Cholera Reported in St Petersburg Area
Washington July 26 cholera appeared at St Petersburg in official advices forwarded by the State Department to the public health service. There have been numerous cases of cholera in other places in Russia recently.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
State Department
Public Health Service
Russia
Opium Still Found in Chinatown Store in Kansas City
Revenue officers discovered an opium still and a distributing house at 11% West Sixth street in the tea store of Charles Kwong Sang. They seized opium valued at 25790 dollars and 25000 dollars in gold silver and paper money hidden in trunks boxes and sacks and under mattresses.
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Kansas City
Charles Kwong Sang
West Sixth Street
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Chickerings
Knabes
Steinway & Sons
Haines Bros
Mason & Hamlin
Decker Bros
Chickering
Chickering Guarantee At
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Col
Mass. Ave
Campbellton
Campbellton Relief Fund
N. B
J. F. cElwain
E. J. Erwin
George M. Oliver
Fountains
Horlige’s
Horlick’s
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Sts
Boston, Mass
Merchants S. & H. Green
Ostermoor
Min
Sandster Ostermoor
Bogton
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