Trial delays and unrest cloud Cuban crisis reports
The article reports on postponed trials, including for the Competitor Crew, delays by Spanish authorities, and concerns over confinement of prisoners in Cuba. It references General Lee's directive, Weyler's stance, and potential hostilities. notes malaria outbreaks among Spanish troops, insurgent actions near Matanzas, and broader U S reactions to Spain’s press controls.
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York
Havana
Titor
United States
Spain
United _s
Lee
Ament
Ansiral
Poral Weyler
Sasion
Wenger
Cuba
Melton
Pinar
Hos
Heat Toll and Convention Notes From Northwest City
The article records extreme heat with 81 fatalities in three days and 99 to 112 degree readings in several towns, plus a regional report on heat prostrations and damaged crops. It also covers the Washington W. C. T. U. convention in Everett with officers, reports, and resolutions on prohibition, suffrage, and education. The session closes with Belle Kearney’s address and plans to meet in Tacoma next year.
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Weather Bureau
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Toledo
Wapaknet
Mercury
Parkersburg
W.va
Mary
Linia
Thayer
Everett
Trenaurer
Mees
Shorthall
Vancomar
Rgarnige
Mattie N. Ginaves
Methodist Episcopal Church
Narcissus White Kinney
Astoria
Oregon
United States
W.C. TF. U
Mies Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Tacoma
Democratic Delay In Tariff Debate Cited By Senator Cullom
Speech excerpts quote Senator Cullom criticizing Democratic delay tactics on a tariff bill. He argues the party stalls to aid importers and tarnish Republicans while claiming there is ample material to answer charges. He expects action after month’s end.
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Orion
Cullom
Senate
Lhcet
Republican Party
Hottest July Day in A Decade Hits Pittsburg
The July 7 thermometer reached 99 degrees in Pittsburg bringing two heat deaths and 17 prostrations. A lightning strike during a storm at Homewood race track killed Matthews, a noted horseman. Heat fatalities named are Michael O'Loughlin and Mrs. Mary Doyle.
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Pittsburg
Matthews
Homewood Race Track
Michael O'Loughlin
Mary Doyle
Fatal Effects of Extreme Heat At Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne heat wave left many prostrated. Mrs Amelia Miller and Frank Hurley collapsed in the afternoon while others were affected earlier. Mrs W A Miller died after yesterday’s collapse. Mrs Pollock fainted in a cherry tree and fell, breaking both legs.
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Fort Wayne
Amelia Miller
Frank Hurley
W. A. Miller
Nine Dead and More Proetrations in Chicago Heat
Chicago reports nine deaths and 29 proetrations as heat lingered despite cooler day. Descriptions note stifling pavements and buildings contributing to distress. Authorities continued monitoring the heat wave and public safety measures were urged.
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Chicago
Seven Deaths Reported As Heat Relents in Detroit
In Detroit on July 7 the heat eased slightly yet seven deaths were reported. Local officials warned of continuing health risks as temperatures remained high and urged residents to stay hydrated and indoors.
Outrages Tolerated in Guanabacos Arrests Reported
A Havana dispatch describes Lenore Boreiles and others arrested then jailed. Troops later invaded homes forcing wives and daughters to accompany men. Two young women were taken in night garments. Children as young as 14 to 15 are said imprisoned amid protests from Guanabecoa and Havana.
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Teyler
New York
Havana
Lenore Boreiles
Marandice
Nortones
Dias
Guanabacos
Guanabecoa
la Lucha
Spain
Wounded Troops Leave as Weyler Seeks Hospital Relief
The Journal and Advertiser of Havana reports seven hundred ill and wounded troops embarking for home at General Weyler’s request to free hospital space for fever and smallpox victims. Mies Wilberforce urges Weyler to allow impartial care of wounded Cubans captured as prisoners awaiting court-martial. A Jacaro Moron dispatch says amasone near central trocha were defeated and captain Senorita Fiorentina captured. Weyler orders her release on receipt of the news.
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Baer
Merle
Cvn Degre and Pty
Ted Bee
Trocia
Pavan
Matauizae
Santa Clara
Gomez
Trocha
Puerto Principe
Calixto Garcia
Wevler
Garcia
Weyler
Spain
McKinley
el Commercio
American Sugar Trust
Cuba
New York
Pinar del Rio
Concal
Mies Wilberforce
Maglich Red Cross
Manzanillo
Jesus Radi
Honoy
Journal and Advertiser
Havana
General Weyler
el Diaro de la Marina
Amasone
Senorita Fiorentina
Grampue Ship Becomes Broken Up After Long Service
Great Britain's second oldest ship Grampue built in 1764 has been sold for breaking up after years of weeded service.
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Great Britain
Lodge Drafts Tax Amendment on Stock and Bonds
Senator Lodge prepared a tax amendment proposing a six cents per share tax on stock or bonds at issuance and three cents per one hundred on transfers. United States and state bonds and mortgage securing bonds are exempt. The amendment, approved by the judiciary committee, will be submitted to finance and judiciary Republicans.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
United States
Judiciary Committee
United States and Mexico agree on daily weather reports
An agreement has been reached to exchange weather data daily between the United States and Mexico, modeled on the Canada-U.S. arrangement. Professor Moore and Augusto N. Chaves oversee coordination, with Mexico adopting the metric system and aligning Mexican observations with U.S. timing to warn port authorities of hurricanes and severe disturbances.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Canada
Moore
Weather Bureau
Wilson
Reno
Augustin N. Chaves
Mexican Telegraph
Sone Days
Jener Chaves
Mercan Republic
Russia's Population Growth Surges Beyond All Nations
A historical report notes Russia's population rising at an extraordinary rate far exceeding that of any other country, indicating a remarkable demographic surge in comparison to global trends.
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Russia
Forest Reserve Regulations Issued by Government
Commissioner Mage announces rules for forest reserves management. The document outlines land use, mining regulations, and allowable activities within the reserves. Policy emphasizes site protection, entry procedures, and compliance with federal land laws.
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Washington, Oy
Commission to audit treasurer’s books to count vast funds
En Gage appoints a commission to audit the current treasurer D J Meagan and to count the money in his charge. The effort will hire about 106 workers for three months to tally extensive funds. Morgan’s bondsmen stay on until the count ends and all money is accounted for. Morgan received about 700 million from his predecessor and will deliver around 60 million more to Roberts.
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En Gage
D. J. Meagan
Morgan
Roberts
Five Hurt In Chicago Suburban Train Engine Explosion
Five men were injured when the engine of an incoming Chicago and Northern Pacific suburban train exploded between Morgan Park and One Hundred and Thirteenth Street. Engineer John Fogg was severely bruised and scalded, and fireman John Latshaw died or likely would. Three unnamed men from Blas Island were bruised but expected to recover. The five-coach train was at full speed when the blast threw the crew and passengers. The cause remains unknown.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northern Pacific Railway
Morgan Park
One Hundred and
Thirteenth Street
John Fogg
John Latshaw
Blas Island
Sremes
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