Disarmament in Cuba Draws Withering Criticism
Rebels in Santa Clara resist complete disarmament as volunteers clash with surrendering bands. US Marines land at Camp Columbia while Palma and O’Farrell face sharp editorial attacks over calls for US intervention. Patrols by Prairie bolster town garrisons as disarmament drags on.
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Santa Clara
Palmida
Disarmament Commission
Mer
Guzmin
Cea
Thel Olspany
Tinzman
Palma
O'Farrell
Traiteriota
Tornado disrupts Mobile & Ohio line between Kushler and Manville
A tornado swept over the Mobile and Ohio railroad tracks between Kushler and Manville, Alabama, about 12 miles from Mobile, at around daybreak. No lives were lost though the storm cleared trees, fences, and houses, piling debris on tracks and delaying traffic for over an hour as timber and earth were torn up by the force.
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Mobile
Mobile & Ohio
Kushler
Manville
Ala
Taft affirms Cuba expedition remains unchanged
Gov. Taft stated he will not withdraw any part of the 5,500 regular troops sent to Cuba as a precaution against future trouble. The article also notes the president appointed Charles H. Robb of Vermont to a seat on the district court of appeals.
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Havana
Taft
Cuba
Charles H. Robb
Vermont
District of Court of Appeals
Magoon to govern Cuba with plenary US backing
The plan assigns Magoon near full power as provisional Cuban governor, alongside General Bell and Mrs. Bell, with Washington oversight by a minister and consuls. The Cuban constitution remains supervised by no external control, under the Platt amendment framework, until order is restored. The provisional regime may assume all civil functions, with elections potentially deferred.
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Magoon Leyes
Guna
Ward
United States
Havana
Washington
Cuba
Magoon
French Cabinet Deliberates On Church State Split
Paris French cabinet under President Falleries met at Rambouillet to review religious questions ahead of Parliament. The morning focused on the budget while the afternoon examined enforcing church and state separation law with a plan to act legally. Decisions remained provisional as officials showed reticence about具体 measures and adjourned until Tuesday.
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Paris
Falleries
Rambouillet
Fast afternoon train to Memphis to cut travel times
Iron Mountain officials plan to inaugurate a fast afternoon service out of Memphis. The schedule will bring Texas, Louisiana, Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico and California within twelve to twenty four hours closer to Memphis, reducing travel time across the region.
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Iron Mountain
Memphis
Tron Mountain
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Meat Regulations Target Interstate Packaged Shipments
Secretary Wilson announced work on a regulation to cover packers prepared for interstate shipments. It would address lack of labels and stamps required by law. Until issued, all such shipments will be held up.
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Wilson
Bret
Bomb incident in Tiflis claims officer life
A bomb near the Voronizoff monument in Tiflis killed an officer and wounded several. A separate note reports the Sunday School Editorial Association protests higher postage for Sunday school materials in New York. Other items mention Than Thia of Annam atrocities and Turkey's reception of the first U S ambassador, plus an Interstate Commerce Commission case and Louisville and Nashville Railroad stockholders meeting.
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Tiflis
Voronizoff
Sunday School Editorial Association
New York
Census Bulletin on cotton consumption and holdings
The Census Bureau issued a bulletin showing total cotton consumed by manufacturers during the year ended August 1 last at 4,781,168 bales, with manufacturers holding 675,987 bales at year end.
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Census Bureau
Tornadoes Ravage New Orleans Area Killing Six
Cyclones struck Friday across a 100 mile district west of New Orleans killing six and fatally injuring nine others with damage over 1,000,000 dollars. The worst tornadoes hit north of the city and three parishes, damaging hundreds of buildings including a sugar refinery and a Baptist hospital while several streetcars were wrecked and a girl was swept across the canal.
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Biloxi
Gulf Coast
West Baton Rouge Parish
Theodule Foret
White
George Hawes
Furly
Morango Street
Jai Aili
New Basin Canal Ag
Charity Hospital
Bénolin
Schooner Pelican Sinks Off Passagrille
A twenty five ton schooner Pelican sailing from Tampa to Clearwater with groceries sank off Passagrille. Captain L F Ward of Clearwater and two white men, the alleged crew, are missing and believed lost. The Tampa and Clearwater parties were reported as involved.
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Tampa
Schoner Pelican
Clearwater
Passagrille
L. F. Ward
Tempa
Dismissal of Col Hindman From Mutual Life Company
Col Biscoe Hindman of Louisville is dismissed from Mutual Life Insurance Company of Tennessee and Kentucky by the committee on insurance and agencies. Hindman had been a candidate for trustee on the fusionist board to be elected soon. The commissioner on insurance and agencies notes by laws no officers except president and vice president may serve on the board.
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Col
Biscoe Hindman
Louisville
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tennessee
Kentucky
Dexter
Hindman
Mutual Life
Commissioner On Insurance and
Six Men Deported After Cross-Border Arrest Near Nogales
Tucson reports Bruno Trevino Car iis Humbert Oleano do Villareal Juan Garia Rubin Antonio and Joaquin Puentes accused Mexican revolutionists were forced across the border by immigration authorities. Mexican rurales waited and arrested them at the line. Handcuffed together, they were taken to a Mexican prison and deported after Washington authorities ruled them immigrants. The six were alleged leaders in plots to mobilize an armed force in Mexico and begin an uprising.
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Ariz
Bruno Trevino
Cariis Humbert
Oleano Do Villareal
Juan Garia
Rubin Antonio
Joaquin Puentes
Nogales
Washington
Mexico
Leaders Arrested After Tehuantepec Labor Protests
In Mexico City district the eastern Isthmus of Tehuantepec laborers and farmers who protested unfair land treatment have returned to their villages and leaders were arrested. No further unrest at Coatzepalcos. Chihuahua's supreme court confirms sentences of Americans Richardson Mason and Harle for insurance swindles. appeal to the republic’s supreme court.
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Tehamntepec
Coatzepalcos
Supreme Court of
Chihuahua
Richardson
Mason
Harle
Supreme Court of the Republic
Transports to Cuba from Newport News
Quartermaster General Humphrey pushes to assemble a transport fleet at Newport News Virginia for Cuba bound troops. Thirteen vessels are to arrive shortly. On Saturday the transport Andes sails from Tampa with the 14th light battery to pack trains, one each from Oglethorpe and Fort Reno.
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Washington
Humphrey
Army
Newport News
Cuba
Andes
Tampa
14Th Light Battery
Oglethorpe
Fort Reno
First snow of season hits Colorado Springs area
Snow blanketed Colorado Springs on Thursday as the first accumulation of the season arrived. Temperatures plunged about 40 degrees in 12 hours signaling a strong winter blast. In Wichita, non union linemen were attacked by the wives of striking workers amid the labor dispute.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wichita
Mississippi Bonds Sold in Boston Market
Boston brokers N W Harris & Co offer a $100000 block of Mississippi state bonds on the Boston market. Demand is strong and bonds are being taken by investors in trust funds and estates.
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Boston
Mass
N. W. Harris & Co
Bate
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