Argentine unrest and Chilean trials shadow South American politics
A conference between supporters of Argentine candidates Recca and Mitre ends without agreement. Mitre likely to win, Rocca followers may revolt. Chilean ex-officials face trial for constitutional violations and misused funds, with 70 men implicated. Francisco C. Concha shot while seeking asylum. Squire Hollister tied to a string of robberies and political influence in Hollisterville, with multiple arrests and a noted past court reversal.
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Recca
Mitre
Argentine Republic
Gen. Mitre
Pelligrimni
Gen. Rocca
Rosario
Freedent
Balmwaceda
Francisco C. Concha
Balmaceda
Cordilleras Pass
Dignitaries Arrive for Archbishop Kenrick Jubilee
Cardinal Gibbons leads Catholic dignitaries arriving in St. Louis for Archbishop Kenrick jubilee. He arrives from Baltimore with archbishops Salpointe Riordan Feehan and others expected to join on the weekend. Pontifical mass opens ceremonies with over 500 church dignitaries anticipated.
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St. Louis
Kenrick
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Salpoin
Chapell
Santa Fe
Kain
Wheeling
W. Va
Mangion
Washington University
M., Gross
Charlotte
N.C
Kidnapped for ransom at Beals mansion
Kansas City report says a servant of millionaire cattleman D. I. Beals vanished at 7:30 P.M. along with Beals’ two year old son. Police informed, search ongoing, no trace. Kidnapping suspected for reward.
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Kansas City
D. I. Beals
Mexican Troops Disarmed and Leader Arrested in Miere
Word arrived from Miere that Gen Hernandez and his command were disarmed in that city by Gen Lorenzo Garcia. Hernandez was immediately placed under arrest and sent to Mexico City under heavy guard. Officers of Hernandez troops were also deprived of their arms. The reason for the government action is not known.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Miere
Mex
Hernandez
Lorenzo Garcia
Garcia
Mexico
Orelatid County
P. 8
Pool Ion
Pool
White
Peter 8
Pool & Son
Michael Roche
Boston
Lock- Avanta
Dansville
N. Y
Dallas Dressed Bewl and Booking Company
Dallas
Oss
Robert Lyons
Oh Cherry St
New York
Michael Slimey
Slimey
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
St. Louis
Archbishop Kendrick
Cyrus W. Field
Ace
Irvington
Werthur Brooks
Stockbridge
Mass
W. B. York
Memphis
Tenn
Tuesaday
Columbus
New York Park Board
Citizens’ Committee
Battery Park
Peter H. Wykoff
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
United States Grand Jury
Missouri
Wykoff
William Perry
Denver
Cal
United States Marshal’s
Hollidaysburg
Penn
J. Cohn
Cohn
Hazleton
Hontzlale
Patrick Joyce
Haspital
Ashland
John Durand
Rocheser
Avalon
Hartford & New Haven
Cleveand & Pittsburg
Houston & Texas Central
J. R. Coleman
Guanajuato
San Antonio
Lorenzo Perez
Midland
George Moxey
Many
Rock Creek
Gus Simmons
Frank Garrett
Mansfield
Michael
Joseph Keeler
Swift
Bridgeport Herald
Joseph
McElwee Manufacturing Co
Keating
Messengerville
New York Custom House
John KE. Fitzgerald
Italy
Robert N. Yardley
Keystone Penansl Bank of
Philadelphia
United States District Court
Keystone Bank
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Vaiss
Chicago
Smith
Borthwick
Cortland
Fred Stratton
Sueci
Charlie Ross
Charles Jones
Postal
Elmira
Bert Vincent
Arno Ogden Hospital
Alexander Johnstone
Peoria
Rockland County
Lake Superior
Jahooming
Mich
James Magee
John Solomon
Jolat
Yee
Baywater
Hardy
Ad Cavalry
Laredo
Rio Grande
Garzia
James Murray
Rtholdmew Cotter
Fitzgerald
Cotter
Bob Lyons
Lightstone Hall
National Organization of Electrical Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Birmangham
Ala
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America
Mantell's Side Play and a Separate Heart
New York reports Mrs. R. B. Mantell seeks legal separation from actor Robert Mantell to secure custody of their three children and support, while remaining married and not seeking divorce. She accuses jealousy issues and alleges recent company matters that could tarnish reputations and spotlight several actresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. B. Mantell
Howe & Hummell
Ins
Mr. Mantell
Robert Mantell
Settlement Plan For Virginia Debt Approved By Bondholders
The Virginia bondholders committee submitted a settlement plan to the advisory board led by Grover Cleveland. The plan proposes Virginia issue bonds totaling 10 million dollars to extinguish 28 million in debt, payable in 100 years with 2 percent interest for 10 years and 3 percent thereafter. The advisory board indicates rejection would undermine future respect for the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New York
Virginia Bondholders Committee
Grover Cleveland
Thomas F. Bayard
E. J. Phelps
George G. Williams
George 8. Coe
Longtime Justice Hollister Indicted Again for Burglary
E B Hollister of Hollisterville Wayne county near the Lackawanna line, a justice of the peace for over twenty five years, has been indicted anew for burglary by Lackawanna County grand jury and will stand trial next term. He is 70, from a prominent family, with Lieut Gov Watres as a nephew, and has been linked to prior indictments for conspiracy arson and assault to kill. During the war era the region saw many mail and express robberies and masked burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Hollister
Waymart
Hollisterville
Supreme Court
Wayne County Court
Sdang
Squire Holster
George Burns
W. A. Meyers
Fanny van Gorder
Scranton
New York
Dunmore
Henchel
Charles Engel
William Snow
Lackawanna County
Hollister
Wayne County
Watres
Irauy
Ind
Yoman
First National Bank of
Wilmington
N.C
Second Avenue Traction Company
Tazeiwond
Pittsburg
To the Traction Company
Ie Ireland
Reini
United States
Nephesiad Laurence
Delware
Lackawanna
Indiana
Vom N. Linder
Maey St
New Yor
Guttenberg
Mohican
Saunterer
Tringle
Cape Breton
Wisconsin
Racine
Wis
Richert
Potter Young
Philadelphia
Robert J. Walker
Walker
Helena
Mont
James G. Blaine
Tacoma
Wash
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kan
Lake Huron
David IT. Beals
Beals
Lizzie Smith
William Ronckendorff
Pennsylvania
Navy
Gov
Wad. Chase
Gov. Hovey
Atlantic Highlands
Charles Leonard
Louis Hariot
Harriot
Minnesota
Duluth
Hallock
Moorhead
North Dakota
Superior
Signal Service
Winnipeg
John Grothe
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburg
N. Y
Minneapolis
Minn
North Star Boot and Shoe Company
Inverham
Ont
John Smith
Grimes & Polton
Lapite
Indianapolis
Morni
ex-Goys, Gray and Porter
Supreme Court of Atlanta
Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
York
Lakewood
Hunt
Chicago
Chicago Mutual Life Benefit Association
North American Mutual Benefit Association
Warren A
Chioangill
City of
Mexico
Don Luis Huller
Don Huller
Jay Gould
L. P. Hutchinson
New York Produce Exchange
Hutchinson
New York City
Ismma Abbott
Prim Dons
Exan
Newark
Syrainadis
Saved From Mormonism and Weds Sweetheart in Ohio
Mildred Jarred, wealthy Boone county family member, escaped from her Mormon-leaning parents with her lumberman lover A L Griffith. After a brief pursuit and a police intervention, the couple fled to Ohio to marry, while Mormon converts linger in Boone and Raleigh counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Mildred
Griffith
Mr. Jarred
Hey
Ohio
Captain Preston Twitchell Murdered in Mexico
Capt Preston Twitchell a Boston veteran and former 3d Massachusetts Cavalry captain was killed Oct 25 in Mexico when a bullet through a window struck him at his dinner table. He had been supervising a railroad project with 100 workers and likely faced employee hostility. His body was sent to Cincinnati for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Twitchell
Boston
Mexico
Twitchell
Massachusetts Cavalry
Butler
Cincinnati
Fire destroys property. water supplies ample in Brooklyn
A blaze in Brooklyn last night destroyed property worth over 1000000, leveling two buildings at 262 and 264 Court Street and damaging 266 Court Street. By morning water supplies were abundant, easing fears of a water famine.
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New York
Brooklyn
Court St
Delicate Surgical Operations Heal a Missouri Child in Philadelphia
Bessie Graves, 10 year old daughter of Missouri State Senator Graves, underwent three delicate surgeries in Philadelphia. Surgeons D Hayes Agnew and George E De Schweneitz repaired the ear lips and rudimentary right eye. Hearing restored, mouth markedly improved, and facial appearance enhanced leaving the girl bright and pretty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bessie
Graves
Missouri
D. Hayes Agnew
George E. de Schweneitz
St. Louis
Phiadelphis
Wants 5 000 000 More For Columbian Exposition
Washington November 29 The awards committee reports it will cost about 700 000 to award prizes at the World's Columbian exposition and President Palmer expects Congress to provide an additional 5 000 000. He defends Chicago's efforts and says the buildings will be ready. The fair will cover 600 acres with over 150 acres under cover and represent nearly every nation.
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New York
St. John the Divine
110Th St
Praigss
Washncton
Committee On Awards
Palmer
Congress
Chicago
Paris
Train Collision Near Texixpo Ends in Run-In Accident
The Boston and Chicago special eastbound from Chicago at 10:30 a.m. collided with a rear-end stop near a tunnel beneath the Miami and Erie canal at Texixpo. The Lake Shore line train braked after failing to receive the signal at the target, causing a pileup just beyond the tunnel. The incident involved the south-bound Flint and Pere Marquette express crossing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texixpo
Lake Shore
Boston
Chicago
Flint
Pere Marquette Road
Famine Strikes Durango as Drought Cripples Corn and Bean Crops
New Orleans dispatch notes severe hunger in Durango Mexico where drought has collapsed crops. Rising corn prices leave laborers without work or food and families scavenge cactus fruit to survive while authorities enforce order. Wealthy classes and church cited as indifferent to the starving populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Picayune
Durango
Mex
Married pairs puzzle tangled kinship in Pittsburg wedding
D L Hukle and Miss Fannie Wilkins wed in Bellevue with Hukle’s father Hi O Hukle an assistant purchasing agent for Pennsylvania Railroad. The ceremony creates a tangle: Hukle becomes his own step-aunt, brother-in-law, and uncle through a chain of in-laws as Burt Wilkins also joins the relations in ways that puzzle the family tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsourig
Penn
D. L. Hukle
Fannie Wilkins
Bellevue
Hi. O. Hukle
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Miss Wilkins
Burt Wilkins
Mr. Hukle
Destructive Cyclone Strikes Lawrence Mississippi
A southwest cyclone swept over Lawrence four miles west of Newton at about 4 PM. Homes were lifted from foundations and carried away. Mr. Thomas Dennis and family home destroyed. Mrs. Dennis severely bruised and a child killed by a falling joist. Negro cabins, church and Clay residence damaged. cyclone mirrors a past storm that hit Beauregard and Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Picayune
Newton
Miss
Lawrence
Here
Thomas Dennis
Jes
Ae Clay
Beauregard
Weston
Monument Planned for Allegheny Cemetery Shaft 112 Feet High
Capt J J Vandergrift, wealthy petroleum figure, arranges with Hallowell Granite of Maine to build and place a 112 foot granite shaft in the family lot at Allegheny cemetery. The monument will travel from Atlantic shipping to New Orleans then via Mississippi and Ohio rivers to Pittsburgh, taking about a year to prepare and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Navy
J.J. Vandergrift
Millionnaire Petroleum
Hallowell Granite Company of
Maine
Allegheny Cemetery
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mayor Wyman Faces Embezzlement Charges in PirrspukG
Penn towns report Mayor Wyman of Allegheny was charged with four counts of embezzlement and extortion by City Controller Brown before Alderman McMasters. He posted bail of $2000 and a Friday hearing was scheduled. The alleged crimes involve attorney fees, collection, and failure to remit funds to the city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrspukg
Penn
Wyman
Allegheny
Brown
Aldenden McMasters
Wife of Drunk Husband Dies by Poison in Scranton
In Scranton on November 25 a woman killed herself with poison after years of oppression by her husband Henry Graves whose dissolute habits made life unbearable. She threatened suicide, and when Graves returned home drunk she took the poison and died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Henry Graves
Graves
Indictment on opium smuggling for Thomas EF Chace
Thus far details show Thomas EF Chace, arrested November 10, indicted by a United States grand jury for opium smuggling. Separately a Lake near Chicago streetcar collision injures passengers but spares fatalities. Other incidents include a fatal wreck near Birmingham and multiple violent crimes across Ohio and New York.
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Thomas EF. Chace
United States
Grand Jury
40Th St
Ashland Av
Lake
Chicago
Switching Association
George Porter
Michael Burke
Louisville & Nashville Road
Birmingham
aAla
Hezadiah Martin
Brown, County
Ennis Hotel
Aberdeen
Martin
James Benson
West Branch
Mich
Louis Armand
New York
Charles B. Alexander
Sarge
California
Crocker
Miller Twins Confusion in Paper Erroneous Name Mixup
A reader congratulates Mr Miller on twins. the reply reveals the father is Joseph Miller, correcting the misprint with Henry Miller asserting the family name, amid a brief exchange showing mistaken identity in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Joseph Miller
Henry Miller
Watts Is This a Strong Cigar Dealer It Has Never Yet Met Its Match
A brief note from the Indianapolis Journal describing a cigar brand encounter. The dealer asserts the product stands unmatched, while the reviewer questions strength and quality in a concise exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Watts
Lower Cattle Prices Abroad Hit Trade Outlook
Reports from British markets show weaker returns for live cattle despite high head prices. Shippers expect continued losses and fleet rates rise as steamship space tightens. Canadian and U.S. shipments fluctuate with Montreal trade and new hay contracts. Beef, mutton, and veal markets show uneven demand. prices fall in beef and dressed beef, while veal calves strengthen with tighter supply.
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New York
Montreal
Boston
York
Liverpool
Cephalonia
Durham City
London
Buenos
Bothnia
Ethilla
France
Hubert
Galileo
Mull
Matton and
Lamb
Chicago Market Report by Farnum Reardon Cutcaco Nov 28
Wheat market firm early then weakened closing near day’s lows. Foreign buying prior to Russian ban and large United States supply suggest active manipulation may be needed to hold prices. December delivery anticipated. corn and oats dull. provisions steady to weak. Cash trade dull. West supplying South with cash meats. extensive price listings across grains and produce in Boston and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Jersey
Western Steam
Etrytt
Chicago
Sv. Louis
Minnesota
Iowa
Cutcaco
New York
St. Louis
Duinth
Minn
L. H
M. P
Atlantic
Boston
Florida
Franklin
O. (Mass
Vermont
Ce Dairies
New Hampshire
Michigan
Aroostook Co
Maine
Vkleland
King
Baldwin
Harvey
Hubbardaton
Virginia
St. Andrews
N.Y
Fragmented OCR Text on Wool Trade and Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists wool related terms and scattered names including Kennet Minene and Delaine. The piece mentions Ohio and Michigan references, a possible legal or trade notice, and assorted misread words. No clear event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanners Am
Baste de
Ohio
Edo
Cape
Wathietowl Cattle Market Arrivals At Brighton And Watertown
Arrivals for the week include five stock at Brighton and Watertown with totals for cattle veals sheep and horses. Western cattle 1988 Eastern and Northern cattle 431 Western sheep Minha 1100 Eastern and Northern sweep and lambs 7477. Prices noted for western ewes and Northern cattle at market weight with lambskins and hides also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Watertown
Ownership dispute over Southern Express Company ownership
An old Boston broker notes postwar questions about who owns the Southern Express Company as Mr Hoey and associates maneuver to keep the Adams Express Company in the South. The transfer from Hoey to Adams Express fuels debate on legality and morality amid wartime business shifts and stock moves between New York and Boston interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoey
oa = press
Southern Express Company
Adams
South
Boston
Adams Express
Southern Xpress Company
Southern Express
New York & Boston Despatch Express Company
Adams Express Company
Compan Warner Exalae
Unusual Japanese Divorce Story From an Island Tale
The Chicago Times reports a peculiar older tale from a Pacific Island harbor during a wartime voyage. A U S Navy officer and a ship surgeon witness villagers and a courtship custom involving young couples forced into a ceremony by tradition. The anecdote highlights cross cultural misinterpretations and local customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times
Johnson
Japan
United States Navy
United States
Pacific
Betes
Mikado
Yong
Sorakichi
Ieee Matey
Sorakir
Ean
Ieee
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