McKinley Sets Pace in Cuba Peace Talks
President McKinley intervened in the slow Cuban peace negotiations as Spain’s commissioners shifted attitude toward Cuba, aiming to speed progress amidst stalled progress and rising tensions.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
1
U S Demands Meet With Gratification in Peace Talks
Washington reports Spain has shifted from its hard line in Paris peace negotiations after President McKinley acted swiftly on returning from a Western trip. Judge Day relayed the situation to Washington, signaling an imminent ultimatum. The main struggle now centers on the Philippines and a swift conclusion to the treaty so Congress can act this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal D. Landon
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Paris
Spain
McKinley
Judge Day
Wavy Crockett
Brefore
Philippines
Congress
Spain Accepts Cuban Debt Article in Peace Treaty
Paris Oct 27 Spanish Peace Commissioners abandon demand for the Cuban debt by the United States and accept the Cuban article in the final treaty. American commissioners refuse joint responsibility for Cuba’s debt, Spain relinquishes sovereignty over Cuba, with Puerto Rico and Guam settlements also reached. Philippine question to be taken up next week after a brief joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Senor Montero Rios
Spanish Peace Commission
Senor Bagasta
Cuba
Spain
Puerto Rico
Guam
Fatal Fast by Religious Fanatic in Los Angeles
Miss Nel Thompson a colored woman died while being removed from Mrs. Minerva Williams home. Williams claims to represent Christ and teaches fasting as grace. Thompson reportedly fasted eight days and slept on river bottom matting as part of the doctrine. Investigation to follow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Nel Thompson
Minerva Williams
Christ
Train Robbers Sentenced in Missouri Penitentiary Case
In St Joseph Missouri five youths Herbert Donovan Alonzo Arteburn Charles Cook James Hathaway and William Hathaway were sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for robbing a Burlington passenger train near St Joseph on August 11. The judge imposed the minimum fine after pleas of guilty as officials noted the boys come from good families. The robbery yielded no booty as the safe was tossed from the train and the robbers fled home but were later captured after Hathaway confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Criminal Court
Herbert Donovan
Alonzo Arteburn
Charles Cook
James Hathaway
William Hathaway
Burlington
Railroad
Express
Quarreled Dinner Ends in Tragedy at Home
Chicago report says Clara Dumont a 22 year old French woman was shot through the left breast by Paul Vincent with whom she lived. Vincent then shot and killed himself. The woman likely died. The quarrel stemmed from his tardiness in returning home to dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clara Dumont
Paul Vincent
Vincent
Himeelf
Flinner
Note Found in Bottle Near Ohio River Declares Kentucky Side
Cecil Jones, a fisherman, found a pint whisky bottle in river drift about six miles from Lawrenceburg on the Kentucky side. He retrieved the bottle and removed a note from inside, raising questions about authorship and provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cecil Jones
Ohio River
Kentucky
Dupuy Asked by Faure to Form New Cabinet in Paris
President Faure called on M. Dupuy to form a new cabinet following the Brisson ministry. Likely ministers include De Freycinet for War and Delcasse for Foreign Affairs with Ribot on Finance and Bourgeois on Public Instruction. Dupuy plans to decide by tomorrow amid Dreyfus revision debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure
Paris
M. Dupuy
Brisson
M. de Freycinet
M. Constans
M. Delcasse
M. Ribot
M. Bourgeois
the Elysee
Dreyfus
Great Britain
Egypt
Baratier
Marchand
Fashoda
Riot in Alabama Leaves Politician Fatally Cut
Special Dispatch to the Commercial Tribune reports a bloody riot at a political meeting in Oak Level Alabama. Robert L Baber son of Judge Baber was fatally cut while William Cole and Hampton Bell were seriously injured as knives rocks and sticks were used. Officers left for the scene and will arrest all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial ‘Tribune
Edwardsville
Ald
Oak Level
Robert L. Baber
Judge Baber
Baker
William Cole
Hampton Bell
Kentuckian Stabs Man Over Hog Dispute in Quarrel
In Elizabethtown Kentucky on October 27 George Drewry and Andrew Noe fought over hog possession near the Rolting Fork about thirty five miles east of town. Both men were intoxicated. Drewry stabbed Noe fatally and expressed remorse saying he is willing to suffer. He is described as partially demented by remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
George Drewry
Andrew Noe
Drewry
Man Found Stripped on Street Identified as Rev Harvey Furbay
A dazed man nearly unclothed was found in Massillon Ohio and taken to a hotel. He is identified as Rev Harvey A Furbay Ph D formerly pastor of the Oxford Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Adelphia
Ohio
Furbay
Belle Graham
Baker
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Note in Whisky Bottle Solves Local Suicide Case
A torn paper note found in a whisky bottle near the Ohio river led to the coroner confirming Larry True died by self inflicted throat cut. The letter warned against drinking and referenced True, seen intoxicated here the night before his body was found.
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Ohio River
Potters Field
Larry True
True
Petcher
Ottawa Earthquake Shocks City Awakening Residents
An early morning earthquake rattled Ottawa at about 1 o clock. The tremor was clearly felt on Sandy Hill and near Gilmour Street where several houses were shaken waking residents. Sparks Street area reported only a light tremor. The quake lasted about ten seconds.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sandy Hill
Gilmour Street
Sparks Street
Tragic young girl dies after house fire injures daughter
A year-old daughter of James son fell into a fire during a blaze in Catlettsburg Kentucky this afternoon and died tonight. The accident occurred while residents battled flames at the home. Authorities investigated but no further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Catlettsburg
James Son
Cavalcade of Arabs and Turkish Cavalry Reaches City
The caravan, led by the Vali of Damascus and governors of Jaffa and Jerusalem, with large retinues, drew a large native crowd. The German squadron departed Haifa at the same time and moved toward Jaffa in a parallel course to the royal advance.
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Damascus
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Haifa
Count Leopold de Leboritz Arrested for Fraud in Chicago
Chicago, Oct 27 Count Leopold de Leboritz of Bucharest was arrested on a $875 fraud charge after he alleged a confidence game sought to swindle him out of $6,000. He triggered arrests of Marvin Victor Henry Henshaw, L E Henshaw, and D J Hallinan as part of his suspicions. The hearing is continued to November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leopold de Leboritz
Bucharest
Roumania
Marvin Victor Henry Henshaw
L. E. Henshaw
D. J. Hallinan
Count de. Leboritz
Ernest Salvator
Salvator
Marvin Victor Henshaw
Henshaw
Leboritz
Warrington
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Follett
Dreyfus Case Hearing Opens as Mob Threatens Court
Paris stock of details unfolds as Maitre Bard reviews the Dreyfus case history at the Court of Cassation. He cites Esterhazy, Picquart, and Henry papers while a mob chanting anti Jewish slogans is barred from entering. ruling expected on revision or annulment with tensions between civil and military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court of Cassation
Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Palace of Justice
Palace
Maitre Laberi
M. Zola
Mme. Dreyfus
Maitre Mornard
M. Bard
Henry
M.bard
Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Mlle. Pays
Bordereau
du Paty de Clam
Picquart
Major Esterhazy
Major Bavary
Belhomme
Vaniard
MM. Drumont
Millevoye
Lasses
Vive l'Armee
Ministry of War
General Staff
Minister of War
Courrier du Soir
Desperate Indian Battle Near Canyon City Leaves One Dead
Canyon City Oregon October 27 A sheriff posse returns with news of a sharp fight between nineteen whites and five renegade Indians. George Cuttings is mortally wounded, dies near a spring after courageously aiding a companion. The posse kills all five Indians and settlers rush for more ammunition as tensions rise over horse theft claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Ore
Sheriff's
George Cuttings
David Cuttings
Rey
M. Mosier
Izee
Eight seamen rescued from brig Starlight after wreck
From Hayti to New York with log wood, the brig Starlight grounded on Hog Sty Reef. Captain Rhodes and seven crew members survived eighteen hours in leaking open boats before being picked up by the Norwegian steamer Si mon Dumdis and landed at Baltimore. Rescued sailors include W L Rhodes captain Al Peters mate H Bendt second mate John Marley cook John Fountain Daniel Richardson Harry Gap and John Driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Starlight
Hayti
New York
Simon Dumdis
Nieuweger
Daught
Castle Island
Dumois
Rhodes
Hog Sty Reef
W. L. Rhodes
al Peters
H. Bendt
John Marley
John ‘Fountain
Daniel Richardson
Harry ‘Gap
John Driver
Grand jury considers Botkin murder case in California
San Francisco officials report the grand jury began hearings this afternoon on the Botkin case. Assistant District Attorney Hosmer presented evidence from Chief Lees and Deve McVey as the case moves toward possible indictment for the murder of Mrs. John P. Dunning. If true bill is found the matter proceeds to trial in California courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Botkin
Grandad
Hosmer
Lees
Deve
McVey
John P. Dunning
NOTHING NEW SPRING Attorneys for the B of A Were Expected To Bring Forth Some Surprises
Attorneys for the Bank of America faced a spring session with expectations of surprises as new arguments and strategies were anticipated in the ongoing legal proceedings. Legal observers noted potential shifts in approach and possible outcomes.
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B. of A
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