Americas Looming Cuban Crisis Delayed by Spain Cabinet
Washington dispatch reports Minister Woodford informed the State Department of Spain's ministerial crisis. A Cabinet meeting discussed delaying any US interference as Queen Regent is urged not to change US stance despite the Ministry's resignation. Cuban policy remains a focal point.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Woodford
State Department
Sherman
White House
United States
Spain
Cuba
Woodford's Note Seeks Peace Without Set Date
Washington dispatch summarizes Woodford's note to Spain as offering U S good offices to mediate a Cuban peace without pressuring a fixed deadline. It states the aim is a swift end to the war while Spain may respond voluntarily, with no obligation to accept by a set date.
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Chicago
Washington
Woodford
Spain
Simre
United
United States
Cuba
Sagasta Ready To Form New Spanish Cabinet
Sagasta says he is willing to undertake the construction of a cabinet. Liberals prepare for an ovation on his arrival in Madrid and expect Sagasta to form a government with possible posts for Gamazo Moret y Prendergast and Correa.
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Sagasta
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Senor Gamazo
Senor Moret Y. Prendergast
General Correa
Senor Y. Prendergast
Washington
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Marshal Martinez Campos
Senor Pidal
Chamber of Deputies
Campos
Senor Silvera
Span ish Carlist agitation rising in Navarre and Castile
The Daily Mail reports increasing Carlist agitation in Spain with emissaries visiting Navarre and Castile. The piece notes growing attention from the Spanish government as the movement gains visibility across provinces.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Navarre
Castel
Basque revolt looms amid arms contract with Andorra
The text notes strong Basque support and a possible uprising in Navarre or Catalonia. It mentions a Carlist company making arms and explosives within Andorra under a republic contract. Havana dispatch reports Weyler has not resigned, despite rumors and claims from New York sources.
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Lano
Navarre
Catellano
Republic of
Andorra
Havana
New York
Key West
Weyler
Madrid
Cuba
Min Go Junction plant to expand at Steubenville Ohio
The Min go Junction plant of the Standard Company will be enlarged and improved with an estimated expenditure of 750000 dollars. Acme Chimney Works has resumed with 700 workers, Riverside Furnace to resume next week, Steubenville Glass to resume with 50 in engraving and decorating, and furnaces to be lit in 30 days.
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Commercial Tribune
Steubenville
Mingo Junction
48Ma Standard Company
Acme
Riverside
Steubenville Glass Company
Jeffersonville Iron Works
Steubenville Pottery
Bergholz
Maniac for Forgery Discovered in Indiana Visit
A well dressed man calling himself Henry A Todd from Chicago attempted a forged check in Green Castle Indiana. He reappeared, now named Harry Huguley and declared insane over forging checks. A Lunacy Commission intervened and sent him to the Indianapolis asylum. his father is listed as a wealthy Boston merchant.
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Commercial Tribune
Green Castle
Ind
Henry A. Todd
Chicago
Toda
Harry Huguley
Huguley
Indianapoli
Boston
Prosecution Prepares New Luetgert Witnesses and Drama
Chicago October 1 prosecutors plan to call three women identified as Mrs Luetgert in court as new witnesses. The trial featured a tense exchange between Dr Allport and Assistant State's Attorney McEwen over bone evidence and a laughing courtroom. Luetgert attended in good spirits without his crutch as detectives chase a lead from Elgin involving Pedler Opdyke and gipsy nomads.
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Chicago
Luetgert
Allport
McEwen
Dr. Allport
Vincent
Tuthill
Kenosha
Wis
Elgin
Ill
Pedler Opdyke
Praying for Rain as Kankakee Fires Devastate Countryside
Spectators in small churches across the Kankakee region joined in prayer for rain amid fires that scorched thousands of acres. The Kanakee Valley fire district spans six counties with losses estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Kankakee Valley
Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Kankakee
Atkins Appointed Chief of Southwestern Division
New York Oct 1 Commander in chief Daniel F. Kelly of the National Association of Naval Veterans announced the appointment of W. B. Atkins of Cincinnati as Chief of Southwestern Division among other changes in the veterans group leadership.
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New York
Daniel F. Kelly
National Association of Naval Veterans
W. B. Atkins
Cincinnati
Southwestern
Foraker Denies Cancelling Ohio Stump Dates
Senator Joseph B. Foraker refutes a Columbus telegram claim that he canceled all campaign appearances and went to New York. He says the story is fake and explains he traveled to New York for private business after a Tuesday en gagement in Mechanicsburg. He plans to resume speaking next week and expects a Republican Ohio victory. Foraker is accompanied by his son J Benson Foraker and heads to Washington then Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Joseph B. Foraker
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ohio
C. W. Dick
Columbus
Foraker
Ang
Wilmington
Nash
Washington
J. Benson Foraker
Cincinnati
Indicted Democrat Behymer Accused of Embezzling Funds
Ex state representative Behymer was arrested on a grand jury indictment charging embezzlement and grand larceny. The case centers on a $200 loan from Farmer John Little, of which Behymer allegedly kept $100 after securing the note and money in Tipton. He was released tonight on bond.
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Commercial Tribune
Elwood, Inc
Oct
L—A. J
Starr
John Little
Beher
Tipton
Little
Tramp Murder Near Millersburg Linked to Elopement Plot
Citizens scour the countryside as bloodhounds fail to find the trail of the suspected murderer. Frederick Penorwood of Killbuck was killed with two shots after buying twenty five cartridges from Duncan Bros. A nearby elopement involving Joshua Hu at and Mrs Temple is noted, with Penorwood traveling to Columbus to meet them before his death.
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Commercial Tribune
Millersburg
Frederick Penorwo
Killbuck
Fredericksburg
Duncan Bros
Joshua Huat
Temple
Gilbert Temple
Columbus
Penorwood
Templ
Death by Own Action Day In Gotham
New York on October 1 reports nearly twenty deaths from self harm or related causes. Victims include a bride and her hour, a West Point family, a Providence man, Yonkers doctor, and several unemployed men who used gas, poison, or firearms. A Brooklyn picnic yields a fatal blow and multiple suicides in hotels and boarding houses.
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New York
Walk Twenty Miles to Wed in Dusty Lexington
A Madison County couple walked to Lexington to marry in the County Clerk's office. The man told County Clerk Graves they planned to wed and asked him to prepare the marriage papers. The clerk recognized they were of age and issued the license.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Squire Frank
Graves
Madison County
Sal
Keeley patient stabs two men during delirium episode
James Wilson from Uniontown Ohio, a Keeley institute patient at Charles Town, leaped from a second story room with sash and glass, stabbed proprietor Karnes twice in the arm with a pitchfork, and struck William James before police subdued him.
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Commercial Tribune
Jeffersonville
Jas. Wilson
Uniontown
Keeley
Institute
Charlestown
Karnes
Wilson
William James
Goebel and Carlisle Headline Kentucky Lottery Argument
Frankfort Kentucky October 1 The Kentucky lottery cases will be called for argument in the Supreme Court at Washington next Thursday Senator Goebel of Covington with Attorney General Taylor L N Dembitz of Louisville and ex Attorney General Hendrick represent the Commonwealth Ex Secretary Carlisle Joseph Choate Aaron Kohn and Major D W Sanders appear for the lotteries.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Supreme Court
Washington
Goebel
Covington
Taylor
L. N. Dembitz
Louisville
Hendrick
Commonwealth
Carlisle
Joseph Choate
New York
Killed by a Train Near Jeffersonville
Jos. Boyer of Clark County was struck and killed by a Big Four passenger train ten miles north of Jeffersonville at 11 oclock. His horse also died. The accident happened near the home of his son in law Frank McCullough. Boyer, 70, had impaired hearing and did not see the train.
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Commercial
Tribune
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jos
Boyer
Clark County
Frank McCullough
Warner Buys Goldmine Free Silver Candidate for Senate
Marietta Ohio October 1 The report that General A J Warner and other free silver advocates bought the Pope Brothers gold mine at Parkersburg Georgia is confirmed by associates with Warner to manage the mines and bankers of Marietta. The purchase coincides with his launch of a United States Senate bid on the silver platform.
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Commercial Tribune
Marietta
A. J. Warner
Pope Brothers
Parkersburg
Georgia
C. G. Black
EB. E. Warner
United States Senate
Foraker to Speak in Toledo With Senator Nelson
Columbus Oct 1 Senator Foraker will campaign in Toledo next Tuesday and then continue speaking across the state. He denies leaving Ohio over Colonel Dick’s visit and will join Senator Knute Nelson in Toledo and Governor Bushnell in Dayton before continuing campaign work.
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Columbus, CO
Foraker
Toledo
Co. W. F. Dick
Columbus
Nash
Ma Dick
East
New York
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Bushnell
Dayton
Two Men Die by Suicide in Philadelphia Hotels
Philadelphia report says two strangers were found dead in adjoining hotels from self inflicted deaths. Robert Jones Moraghan of West Chester a prominent lawyer and Democratic figure inhaled illuminating gas. Josiah Daniels of Woolstow New Jersey took laudanum in a neighboring hotel room.
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Philadelphia
Robert Jones Moraghan
West Chester
Pennsylvania
Monaghan
Congress
Australia
Tife
Josiah Daniels
Woolstow
N.J
O Hare Deficit Revealed in Hibernian Report
In Columbus the missing secretary Thomas J. O'Hare is linked to an $18,600 shortfall at the Hibernian Building and Loan Association over the past five years in a report to directors.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Herman
The
Hibernian Building and Loan Association
Thomas J. O'Hare
Strickland Arrested in Ky for Mississippi Officer Killing
Charles Strickland, a Black man, was arrested in Lington Kentucky by Constable George Rose. He is accused of murdering a Mississippi police officer three months ago in Marshall County.
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Lington
Charles Strickland
George Rose
Strickland
Marshall County
Mississippi
Cleveland Eyes New Jersey Senate Bid From Princeton
Special Dispatch reports Grover Cleveland, former president, seeks a U S Senate seat from New Jersey. Born in New Jersey, he reportedly bought a Princeton home as a first step and is cultivating Jersey ties to position for the 1899 vacancy or the 1901 term ending.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Commercial Tribune
New York
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Princeton House
United States Senate
J. Cleveland
White House
Jersey
New Br
Sewell
Chapman Saved From Hissing as Dem meeting staggers
Springfield Ohio coverage of a Democratic meeting headlined by candidate Chapman who faced an organized hiss campaign by radicals. The event featured band music, police escort, and an Artemus Ward inspired mock lecture as Chapman defended taxation tariff and municipal reform amid crowd tension.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Big Six
Chapman
Ballentine
West
Democratic Committee
Artemus Ward
Artemus
Africa
Artemys Ward
Henry George Nominated for Mayor by New York Alliance
At the Democratic Alliance of Greater New York city nominating convention Henry George was unanimously chosen as mayor candidate. Charles-Francis Adams delivered the nominating speech as the audience applauded. The platform endorses municipal ownership of franchises, direct employment, home rule, three-cent street fares, dollar gas, eight-hour day, and labor representation.
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New York
Democratic Alliance of
Greater New York
Henry George
Charles - Francis Adams
Democratic Party of
Chicago
Ohio voting machines bill to be introduced
Columbus Oct 1 announces that a bill will be introduced in the next General Assembly to adopt voting machines in Ohio. The measure would not be compulsory and would allow a county or municipality to decide by popular vote.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
National Convention of Mayors
General Assembly
Ohio
Diphtheria Closes Schools Across Several Towns
Diphtheria epidemic forces closures of public schools in White Oak Bennett's Fullerton South Portsmouth Springville and Indian Ee n Pi on October 1 192? The illnesses prompt precautionary shutdowns to curb spread.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
White Oak
Bennett's
Fullerton
South Portsmouth
Springville
Wife Sells Husband for Four Thousand Dollars in St Louis
In St Louis on October 1, conductor John A. Truitt of the Northern Central Electric Street Car line was sold by his wife for $4,000 to Mrs. Stephens who declares she loves him more. Truitt, father of four, reportedly agreed to the arrangement after Mrs Truitt earlier attempted suicide by morphine overdose upon learning of the affair.
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Louis
John A. Truitt
Northern Central Electric
Governor Bradley Visits Augusta for Centennial Address
FRANKFORT KY Oct 1 Governor Bradley traveled to Augusta this afternoon and will speak tomorrow at the town celebration marking its centennial anniversary.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Bradley
Augusta
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