Spanish American commission adjourns as note unread
The Spanish and American commissions met in Paris with a long Spanish response handed over but not read. The memo discussed a possible rejection of the American proposal on the Philippines and affirmed Spain's stance on sovereignty, proposing arbitration over the article eight wording. The session adjourned until Saturday for translation and further discussion.
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Paris
United States
Philippines
Spain
Philippine
Turner's Boxing Death Declared Accidental
London reports the coroner's jury found pugilist Tom Turner’s death from a blow to the heart, during a bout with Nat Smith at the National Sporting Club arena on November 7, was accidental. The impeachment attempt was sustained by a minority vote, with trial to occur in the current term of court.
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Turner
London
Tom Turner
Nat, Smith
National Sporting Club
Drunken Soldiers Kill Four in Cuban Town Incident
In San Luis near Santiago on Monday night, deserters from the Ninth immunes fired on a Cuban work crew, killing Lieutenant Ferrer and three others and wounding several. Investigations by General Wood concluded the Ninth regiment soldiers were responsible despite denials by their officers.
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Santiago
San Luis
Nomas Sigar
Jos Ferrer
Wood
Negroes Take Action Resolutions on Race Troubles
Colored congregants at Bethel AME church in Indianapolis form a five member committee to draft resolutions denouncing Wilmington and Mississippi outrages. They urge congressional action and sending copies to Indiana officials and Wilmington leaders. A separate Pittsburgh ministerial meeting condemns white clergy in Wilmington and warns of retaliation if rights are denied. In New York a NYSE seat sells for 28 000 dollars, the highest in 16 years.
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Kansas City
Pittsburg and Gulf Road
Chicago and Alton
New York
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railway Company
Chicago and Alton Railroad
A. E. Stillwell
Kansas City Road
Alton
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Pittsburg
Gulf
Pacific and Gulf
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank
Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf Road
Chicago
Wilmington
Indianapolis
Bethel Africa Methodist Episcopal Church
N. C
Mississippi
South
Congress
Indiana
Tanner
Illinois
Colored Ministerial Association of
Allegheny County
New York Stock Exchange
Tragedy, theft mark Shreveport and Jackson dispatches
Shreveport reports a fatal shooting as Officer Irvine is wounded by Tobe Hill in a saloon near the union depot. Policeman Taylor fired after the shooting, killing Hill. In Jackson, Mississippi, fifty to sixty fat cattle were stolen from a feeding pen, 500 steers stampeded, with no recoveries yet.
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Shreveport
Tobe Hill
Blount Irvine
Union Depot
D. Taylor
Irvine
Jackson
Miss
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Thomas Kennedy
Bright
Kennedy
Australia
Melbourne
England
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Frank
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Doremus & Butter
Parker Building
Texas
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Ennis
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Denison
ST Louis
Austin
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Waco Corsicana
Waxahachie
Dallas
Plano
McKinney
Denson
WV. Baw
W.S. Wilsey
Byyan
M. L. Roneiys
Agt
Thanksgiving Diniver
John B. Mike
The
Eagle
John M. Lawrence & Co
Borraine
E. Griesser
American Laundry
Exchange Hotel
E. D. Beach
Hall
Oliver. Physicians and Surgeons
Hallu
Dr. Oliver
J. Wittmann
Tailor
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