Plan for Cuban independence by purchase proposed
Washington reports a proposed plan to end the Cuban war by allowing the island to purchase independence. A tripartite commission, with the United States Britain and Spain selecting members, would oversee a settlement funded by Cuban bonds guaranteed by the United States. Negotiations involve Olney DeLome and Pauncefote, with a public announcement expected soon.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cleveland
Cuba
Spain
United States
Congress
Great Britain
United Eed
Britain
Uni
Olowett
Debates in Reichstag Over Sugar Tax and Budget
Reichstag debates sugar taxation and state finances as Count Von Pasadowsky notes 1896-97 deficits and potential reductions in supplementary estimates. Treasury Secretary argues for higher public official salaries in the face of rising costs while Centrists criticize the estimates as unfavourable.
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Erlin
Reichstagau
Count von’ Pasadowsky
Weyler After Maceo Move Sparks Havana Tensions
Special dispatch from Tampa reports Weyler advancing into Cuba with a large force to confront insurgents led by Maceo. In Havana many fear renewed fighting as deportations rise with more than seventy-five arrested and held without trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Tampa
Fla
Havana
Weyler
Manuel
Entions
Gomez
Saturda
Lalucha
Portable steel bullet proof structure bound for Cuba
A unique portable steel bullet proof structure passed through Reading on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. The walled unit, built by the Ville Iron and Steel Company, is said to be destined for Cuba for hospital use by patriots. It can be disassembled and transported easily.
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Commercial Tribune
Reading
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Theville Iron and Steel Company
Cuba
Philadelphia
Capture of Guamare detailed by Cuban insurgents
A letter from Calixto Garcia's camp reports the capture of Guamare by insurgents. It states Garcia's forces seized arms to arm 400 recruits and remain in good condition with no yellow fever. He plans to stay in Puerto Principe rather than march west to join Maceo.
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New York
Palma
Calixto Garcia
Guamare
Garcia
Eral Maceo
Principe
Bacon Stands By Cuba Independence Support
United States Senator A. O. Bacon of Macon arrived in Atlanta and said reason has changed materially and that a substantial majority in Congress favors recognizing Cuba as independent. He expects to vote for what he calls radical action to recognize Cuban independence.
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Georgia
Atlanta
United States
A. O. Bacon
Macon
P Nt
Senate
Republic of
Cuba
American Congress
Congress
Canton
Passage on Havana steamer faces uncertain fate
KEY WEST Florida November 0 A Havana steamer carries passengers who are reported alive but in danger as tensions rise over rebel activity near Maceo. Details from sources are unclear and safety measures are being coordinated.
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Key West, Fla
Pasengers
Havana
Maceo
Movements Reported for General’s Advance in Havana
Havana dispatch notes the movements of General during the day with a late afternoon return of the advance guard and details of troop movements through the city. The report emphasizes the timing near noon and the sequence of departure and pursuit.
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Havana
Spain Struggles in War Efforts Amid Generalship Questions
London dispatch reports The Times criticizing Spain for incompetent leadership and resource strain. The note cites generals’ incapacity as a factor behind Spain’s defeats and stalled progress.
Teacher Hurls Ruler Wounds Pupils in West Virginia School
In Buckhannon Uphur District School, teacher W B Nutter struck eight year old Riley Castro with a red ruler striking him between the eyes. The instrument shattered and a deep gash tore the boy’s nose as panic forced dismissal. Nutter says he aimed to frighten the pupil into obedience.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
W.B. Nutter
Buckhannon Uphur
Riley Castro
Clall Nutter
Soho
Nutter
Saloon Patron Dies After One Whisky Drink
William Waerner aged 74 of 1706 West Madison street collapsed and died in a saloon at Sev enteenth and Magazine streets Louisville after drinking whisky. The coroner cites heart failure as the cause. Bartender Burgy notes Waerner visited daily for a drink.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Seventeenth
Magazine Streets
William Waerner
West
Madison Street
Burgy
Waerner
Secrets behind false bottom box reveal Wall Street swindle plot
Damaging evidence against Stephen A. Dutton tied to the Valentine McLaughlin gang was found in a false bottom box seized in Hoboken. The box contained the River Council Company prospectus and bogus ventures linked to Wall Street fraud, with several securities of unknown value and a genuine 7 percent bond from the Selma Rome Dalton line.
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New York
Stephen A. Dutton
Valentine McLaughlin
Hoboken
McLaughlin
River Conlcil Company
West Virginia
Standard Coal and Oil Company
Wall Street
A. A. Dutton
F. Seelig
M. Wickster
Hamlin
W. Va
Maghlin
Kentucky
Hampton Park City
Mecklenberg Gold and Sopper Company
Baltimore
Chesapeake Fire Insurance Company
Louisiana
Pierre Phoshase Mining Company
Plattenon Mining Company
Washington City and Mining Company
Malachite
Malachite Silver Mining- the County Coal E Standard
United States Trust and Titlerantee Company
Tér Electric Company
Hydro-Pneumatic Oil Company
Selma, Rome & Dalton Road Company
Cedar Tree Mining and Milling Company
Pinal County
Ariz
William Williams
Battle
Brooklyn
Wis
Powder Plot Aimed at Norristown Homes Injures Woman
Special dispatch reports two gasconade explosions in Norristown Pennsylvania as a bomb-plot to blow up nearby houses is uncovered. Mrs Anna R Lynn wounded by flying iron fragment as stove and woodpile explode. A second blast at George Kester home causes more damage but no injuries. Holes bored in woodpile sticks filled with powder reveal the plot.
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Commercial Tribune
Norristown
Anna R. Lynn
Money Ruin Of Dr John Roan After Fortune Lost
Dr John Roan aged 90 of Minetta Street faced habitual intoxication charges in Jefferson Market Court. Friend Dr James Halstead testified Roan inherited 300000 seven years ago and then declined, squandering wealth on blank checks given to companions. he now has about 7000.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John Roan
Minetta Street
Jefferson Market
James Halstead
West Fourth Street
Halstead
Simms
Roan
The
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Novice Clara Fischer Hangs Self After Typhoid
In Brookville Indiana Clara Fischer a young convent novice and Navy worker is found dead by hanging. She reportedly suffered a typhoid fever and mental distress after an extended illness. The body was discovered after an all day search in a frozen barn apartment.
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Commercial Tribune
Brookville
Ind
Navy
Clara Her
Hamburg
Camva
Child dies in high chair accident at Portsmouth
A infant child of A W Thomson, a South Portsmouth lumber dealer, toppled from a high chair and became entangled by the chair protector, strangling to death in Portsmouth Ohio on November 230.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
A. W. Thomson
EY Alaryetes Some of Them Modern But Still Titles
Abstract refers to a list of archaic titles but notes modern usage persists. It discusses how ancient honorifics blend with contemporary roles and positions in society.
Noblemen Seek Heiresses in New York Circl de la Noblesse
A newly formed Cercle de la Noblesse in New York aims to assist foreign nobles in America by providing social access to wealthy American women. The club prints a list of unmarried women worth over 1 million dollars and plans to introduce them to nobles, with agents and a six percent commission. Promoters include Duke D Auxy and Count Wohlforth, while Flora Adams Darling backs the venture without knowledge of the commissions.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
le Cercle de la Noblesse
America
East Thirty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Cercle de la Noblesse
Europe
Duke D'Auxy
Rene Wohlforth
Count D’auxy
Cercle
Daughters of the Revolut
Flora Adams Darling
Perat
Native Kentuckian Captain Blaine and Daughter Die in Fire
Wars a native Kentuckian and relative of James G Blaine perished in a fire at Fort Ringgold Texas on Monday morning. Captain Mathor C Blaine served as chaplain at the post for about fifteen years and was born in Maysville Kentucky. His daughter also died and Mrs Blaine survived uninjured.
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Blaine
Ft. Ringgold
Tex
Laine
Acces
Pennsylvania
Mathor C. Blaine
United States Army
Maysville
Mary Phister
Columbus
Kentucky
Cincinnati
James G. Blaine
Convention May Split in Delaware Battle for Constitutional Seat
Republicans and Democrats clash over control of the Delaware constitutional convention. Republicans claim victory in Kent County but Democrats challenge the canvass, threatening to bolt if seating differs. Democrats aim to seat delegates while Republicans seek to block radical tax changes.
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Commercial Tribune
Dover
Del
Kent
Vention
Kent County
National Democrats Banquet Planned in Chicago
Plans mature for a National Democrats banquet in Chicago on January 8, Jackson Day. Distinguished Democrats will attend from across the country with Kentucky figures John G. Carlisle Senator William Lindsay and Henry Watterson among speakers. The event aims to energize the party during Washington days.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Chicago
Kentucky
John G. Carlisle
William Lindsay
Henry Watterson
Ashington
Washington
Governor Matthews Calls for Limits on Football
Governor Matthews, typically a sports advocate, argues in a Tribune interview that football should face legal restrictions. He describes the game as brutal and says restraint may be necessary to curb its excesses.
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Matthews
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Wealthy Delaware Man Flees Home In Cold
George Heftner, a rich bachelor, ran away from his home and was found by the Sheriff ten miles from town with both feet frozen. He had left last week and was believed to be suffering from a hallucination.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware, CO
George Heftner
New York Speech on Silver and Gold Standards
The text reports a New York discussion on silver versus gold standards, noting the election impact and the money question as a major issue. It references the debate among Americans, the Chicago stance on free coinage, and Democratic views in 1900 on monetary policy.
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New York
Chicago
Discharged as sane for Columbus killer Powers
Henry Powers, murderer of his wife at Marion, was discharged from Columbus State Hospital for the insane on November 2 after being found sane. He sent a letter to Edward Van Meter, an attendant at the hospital, describing a fancy writing.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Powers
Marion
Columbus State Hospital
Edward van Meter
Atten &T
Queen Victoria’s $176 Million Will Distribution Plan
A historical report outlines Queen Victoria’s vast fortune and planned distribution through civil list funds and bequests. It notes the Queen’s civil list income, the Prince Consort’s annuity, and multiple bequests from wealthy individuals, estimating total availability around £35,000,000.
Raines Excise Law Under Senate Inquiry In New York
A five member Senate investigation opened in New York into the workings of the Raines Excise law chaired by Raines father of the law. The hearings run through the week with Police Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt expected to testify after a critical newspaper interview questioning the law’s enforceability.
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New York
Raines
State Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Ice gorge floods Chippewa mouth causing rapid backing of water
A Chippewa River ice gorge blocked the river mouth causing rapid rise Saturday night and Sunday morning. In low lands near Durand the flood forced evacuations as residents fled for safety with children among the affected. The scene included trains halted and crews warning of rising waters in the Durand area.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Durand
Mary
Durand Vresteraday Nered U
Bradley Lacks Authority to Offer Rewards for Turnpike Raiders
Governor Bradley, after an investigation, says he has no authority to offer rewards for punishing turnpike raiders who caused costly damage in Kentucky counties. He declined creditors requests to supplement existing rewards.
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Bradley
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Ania
Coun
Hair alimony suit promises monthly support
In Lancaster Ohio Mrs Tilla Sturgeon Hair sues Dr B W Hair for alimony alleging a $50 monthly support for two years. The case orders Mrs Hair to receive a $175 bonus and $50 monthly for two years, with revival possible if the husband remains living.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Tilla Sturgeon Hair
B. W. Hair
Ana
Keet
Taylor May Be Judge in Ohio Common Pleas
In Columbus on November 90 it appears probable Captain J. B. Taylor of Wooster will be appointed to fill the vacancy in Wayne county’s Common Pleas bench.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. B. Taylor
Wooster
Common Pleas
Wayne- Ne
Radical abuse allegations emerge in trial testimony
The testimony describes a battered initiation ordeal with forced stripping blindfolds and branding marks. The witness recounts multiple assaults and the brutal treatment during the ritual while the jury listens.
Iron Plant Moves to Manufacture Steel by Itself
A dispatch from Youngstown Ohio reports iron plants and a major rolling mill intend to operate independently within a year. The shift is framed as a response to the new Steel Association and signals a sweeping change in steel production and ownership dynamics.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
New Steel Association
Lima Oil Price Change Sparks Local Market Shift
Lima oil prices were cut for the first time in weeks with North Lima at 63 cents and South Lima 58 cents, oil market notes show. The Tama based Commercial Tribune reports a 2 cent reduction and mentions a further drop for Hastern oil by eight cents.
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Commercial Tribune
Tama, O
Lima
North Lima
South Lima
Canonization of Joan of Arc discussed in Vatican consistory
In a secret Vatican consistory on November 30, Canon Prigce and Father Barceletti, both Heallans, were named Cardinal Advocates. Mgr. Capogohan spoke in favor of the canonization of Joan of Arc, with the Pontiff referring the question to the Congregation for examination and report.
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Vatican
Prigce
Father Barcele
Mgr
Capogohan
Ginatin Congregation
Max Alvary Recovering After Reported Operation
Jena November reports from Saxe Weimar show singer Max Alvary undergoing a surgical procedure. Authorities say he is improving and taking careful exercise as he recovers, with hopes of full restoration.
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Jena
Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
United States
Yece
Herg
Earl Russell Case Postponed Because of Illness
The trial of Earl Russell for criminal libel against his mother in law Selina Scott and three others was adjourned for a week due to the illness of one of the defendants, East.
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Earl Russell
Selina Scott
Pe ‘East
Rebels Demoralised After Capilla Barrico Clash
MONTHVIDEO November 30 The government troops defeated the rebels near Capilla Barrico and the revolutionists are believed to be completely demoralized.
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Capilla-Barrico
Explosion Destroys Manitou Deck and Mast at Sea
The British steamship Manitou, Captain Dickens, sailing from Ca on November 26 for Halifax, diverted to Bantry Ireland after an explosion of gas on Friday destroyed the main deck and mast. The incident occurred near Fastnet while the vessel was poor. The first officer’s funeral is mentioned for Count Huitfeldt with reports from Paris regarding the Danish minister’s death last week.
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London
Manitou
Dickens
Halifax
Bantry
Ireland
Murder suspect raves about old mining paymaster killing
Lionel P. J. Smith of Galesburg reportedly grew insane in Ekersburg after two weeks as a brakeman. He claimed a connection to the Halderman murder, where the paymaster was killed and robbed of $14,000 near Piedmont. Police say the man was employed on the Baltimore & Ohio line between Grafton and Piedmont at the time.
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Peesee
Sendie
Lionel P. J. Smith
Galesburg
Baltimore Ohio
Halderman
Piedmont
Baltimore
Grafton
Three Million Estate Contested in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 30 a will contest over the 3 million dollar estate of Jacob Z. Davis, who died in Philadelphia, began. Rev. Joseph P. Wilson and Catherine Stead, nephew and niece, claim Davis's true name was Dediker and allege mental incapacity and undue influence. They say the estate was left to Wizzie Muir and Belle Curtis, his wife’s nieces, and assert they are the only blood relatives and heirs.
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San Francisco
Jacob Z. Davis
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Wilson
West Virginia
Mgrs
Catherine Stead
Davis
Dediker
California
Wizzie Muir
Belle Curtis
German and Italian War Policy and Parliamentary Debate
The Italian Parliament opened with a bill to fund 40 000 lire for the Prince of Nars upon his marriage to Princess Helene of Monteastro. Prime Minister di Rudini defended government actions on Africa, while others urged future policy clarity and demanded ceding disputed territory to Abba. A discussion on naval buildup and Martian reform touched on administration and finances amid international tensions.
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Chamber of
McOme
Tg. Mt
Pipia di Rudini
Abba
Prince Ernest Attacked by Brigands in Corsica Report
Vienna dispatch reports Prince Ernest of Wind on a pleutenene in the regular artillery with physician Meader attacked by brigands at Vizga vona in the Corsican interior.
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Vienna
Ernest of
Wind
Meader
Fee
Vizgavona
Corsica
Ohio Student Disappears After Suspension
A Cleveland youth, suspended recently for taking part in a onfire on the institute grounds, has vanished for two weeks since last Friday. Authorities believe he may have gone to Cuba or joined a theatrical company. His father is the president of the Flickenger Wheel in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Institute
Cuba
Cleveland
Ingalls Heads the List for Midwest Conference
Thirteen cities will send delegates to the Midwest commercial organizations conference in Indianapolis to devise a currency reform scheme. Represented groups include the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Chicago Board of Trade Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and Detroit Board of Trade among others.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Commercial Organizations
Middle West
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Board of Trade
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Board’ of Trade
Detroit
Maha’rd
Peoria Boar of Trade
Lousy
Kansas City
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Cincinnati
M. Herman Aupper
Cooper Procter
Chicago
H Housman
D. & Eckhart
B. Weare
J. We Cowles
E. A. An Ngell
Des Moines
A. Park
George Ynolds
Grand Rapids
Frobister
L. H. Whitney
Aetcher
Martindale
Gaorasa
Tanner
Board of Trade
J. T. Brush
Louis Hollweg
Herman Leiber
Milwaukee
F. H. Magdeburg
H. Palmer
Minnealis
T. B. Walker
Tastes M. Barnes
Ehry Hill
Omaha
Peoria
Chapman Must Go to Jail in Sugar Trust Witness Case
The U S Supreme Court dismissed the writ of error in Elverton Chapman the New York broker who refused to answer questions before the Senate Sugar Trust Investigating Committee. He will surrender to the court in Washington and his lawyers will seek habeas corpus to test constitutionality. The sentence includes five days in jail and a $100 fine.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Elverton Rapman
New York
Senate Sugar Trust
Three Indiana Porch Climbers Identified in Philadelphia
Terre Haute Ind November 30 photographs of three porch climbers sent by police led to a telegram from Philadelphia Chief of Police naming the men. Evans is Frey alias Hastings Morton is James Martin alias Reddy formerly released from the Gloucester penitentiary. The telegram does not mention the black whiskered member of the gang.
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Commercial Tribune
Terre, Haute
Ind
Philadelphia
Evans
Frey
Hastings
Morton
James Martin
Reddy
Gloucester
Aight
Trephining Removes Damaged Skull to Save Man
In Pittsburg on November 30 Dr. McGrew at Allegheny General Hospital removed a 2 1 2 by 1 1 2 inch piece of skull to save Thomas Kallick from insanity. The operation, trephining, was deemed highly dangerous yet successful as the bone was badly affected and its further spread could have caused brain disorder and insanity.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Thomas Kallick
Allegheny
Jones murder trial deepens with state’s case
Bowling Green reports rising interest as the Jones murder trial progresses. The State stated its case around 2 PM on November 30, accusing Jones and Davis of involvement in the series of events leading to the crime.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
Jones
Bob Cure
Davis
Window Glass Makers Form New National Organization
Special Dispatch reports from Indianapolis that the window glass manufacturers of the United States held an all day meeting at the Denison House with nearly every factory represented. In the morning session they agreed to form a new national organization to reopen all factories in December.
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Coommercial Tribune
Indianapolis
United States
Denison House
Ani
Agrociaeae
Missing Teen Detected After Nightfall in Marietta
A fragment notes that yesterday evening in Marietta Ohio the eighteen year old daughter of Jacob in the county disappeared after leaving home. Authorities or family have not confirmed details and she is believed to be missing. The report provides only scattered clues and lacks clear identification.
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Commercial Tribune
Marietta, O
Jacob Eeee
Town wiped out in the north part of it
Bree vasse A town in the northern part of it was entirely wiped out tode Only two phanses were t here there was very little insurance.
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Commercial Tribune
L. Bon
W. Va
Breevasse
Phanses
Revenue Office Sees $116 Whisky Deposit in Lawrenceburg
Deputy Revenue Collector James M. Posey reports taking in a whisky deposit of 116 dollars at his Lawrenceburg office as the month closes. The tally reflects continued tax collection activity.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
James M. Posey
Incomplete Tribune Copy Mentions Chinese 80 Union Hi City
Fragmentary text notes Chinese people and a union, with unclear context or location. Reading is severely broken, limiting factual extraction and specific details.
Leaders Map League Role in McKinley Inauguration
Hon D D Woodmansee national president of the League of Republican Clubs met in Columbus with B M Miller to discuss and refine plans for league participation in McKinley’s inauguration. A large, voluntary attendance is expected with representation slated from clubs nationwide and key executives named for organizing work.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
D. D. ‘Woodmansee
Cincinnati
League of Republican Clubs
Bm. J. Miller
Ohio
Natonal
Woodmanse
Whd
Lodge Talks Tariff and Cabinet Odds After Visit
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spent an hour in Pittsburgh returning from New York and avoided specifics when pressed about the Cuban question tariff changes and a possible Cabinet post. He teased talk of lunch with the President elect and a Canton invitation but offered no definite details.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsb Pa
Henry Cat Lodge
Washington
Senator Lodge
Canton
Lodge
McKinley
Major McKinley
Major McKinley Welcomes Distinguished Visitors in Canton
Major McKinley spent a red letter day receiving prominent visitors in Canton Ohio on November 3. Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and Charles N Fowler, General Doeiae, Hon M H De Young, Mrs De Young, and Congressman H C Van Voorhis were among those who called or lunched at the McKinley house. Other callers included Albert L Ordean, Dr T N Jamieson, Congressman C D Sheldon, T B Burton with Dr Henry W Kitchen, Henry Trd, and Rev KE P, with Wm T Le Fe Commissioner of Labor.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
Major McKinley
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Ft. Wayne Road
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Menoek
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McKinley
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