Mora Removed From Office in Cuba Justice Probe
In Mayora Moras removal follows an official inquiry into justice administration under his supervision. The order, handed to Mora by Gov. Gen. Wood, cites his role in delaying charges against customs officials and untried cases. Potential successors Andrade or Pierra discussed. Ander Vierra noted for loyalty and experience. The Cuba section also reports on the Cubano newspaper fine and a Matanzas veterans meeting pushing universal suffrage.
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Vmayana
Federico Mora
Supreme Court
Ailive
Sener Mora
Wood
Sener More
Custom House
Aus
Bec
Mora
Don. Wood
Department of Justice
Ainst Customs
Luxs
Senor Fosterer
Senor Andrade
Senor Pierra
Gen
Senor Vierra
The
Independente
United States
Gen. Ludlow
Gen. Avood
Gen.Ludlow
Matanzas
Gen. Wood
I Havana Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
Triad
Residence Robbery in East Thirty Third Street
Diamonds and other valuable jewelry worth about $5,000 were stolen from the home of Mrs. Joseph Wood on East Thirty third street New York. Thieves likely entered while the occupants were at dinner May 13.
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New York
Joseph Wood
East Thirtythird Street
Princeton
Mad
McGinnis, Teel & Co
Owensville
Wreck on Pennsylvania Line Destroys Thirty Freight Cars
A large freight wreck at Wilmerding Pennsylvania involved a 75 car train that split in two at the point of stoppage. Thirty cars derailed and piled high beside the track, halting traffic and causing substantial damage.
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Wilmerding
Pennsylvania Road
White Pine Lumber Shortage Noted Across Midwest
A report from Chicago notes a serious shortage of white pine lumber in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota as of December 1 according to the American Lumberman. A Santo Domingo dispatch reports France ordering two warships in anticipation of the US gunboat Machias arrival.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Herald
Santo Domingo
United States
Machias
Newport News Men Arrested for Counterfeit Coin Ring
Newport News Virginia on December 13 S W Smith and Thomas Fagan were arrested on charges of making counterfeit quarters and nickels. Smith confessed. The arrest was made by a secret service agent.
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Newport News
Dan
S. W Smith
Thomas Fagan
Smith
Secret Service
Boers Close on Ladysmith Front as British Hold
Dispatches indicate Boer forces push forward within fourteen miles of Gen. White’s Ladysmith outposts while Gen. Buller collects thrusts from the Tugela. Reports say the British link to aus AH communications has been cut and operations are under way near Colenso and Springfield.
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London
Uller
Colenso
White
Ladysmith
Springfield
Buller
Tugela
Butlers
WIFE POISONING CASE ARRESTS HUSBAND IN MAYFIELD KY
Elis Graham a former resident living 15 miles west of Mayfield is jailed charged with poisoning his wife who died after sudden illness on Saturday night. A doctor suspected strychnine and an antidote gave only temporary relief. Graham’s sister was married to local businessmen Ira and Robert Davis. The death has sparked strong local interest. the woman was about 27.
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St. Johns
N. F
Jan
St. Mary’s Bay
Mayfield
Elis Graham
Here
Graham
John Careny
Messrs
Ira
Robert Davis
Storms, river floods and Boer position at Mount Hlangwano
Dispatches from Frere Camp report a heavy storm continuing with impassable roads flooded rivers and trenches. Boers hold Mount Hlangwano but are isolated after the Tugela bridge reportedly washed away. In Chicago, Adm. Dewey asks for May visit instead of September due to prior engagements.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Frere Camp
Ladysmith
Colenso
Chicago
Harrison
Adm
Dewey
Molineux Murder Trial Proceedings Dull in New York
The New York trial of Roland B. Molineux for the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams is described as comparatively uninteresting with proceedings proceeding without notable incidents.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Miners Gather for National Convention in Indianapolis
Indiana miners arrive for their annual conference prelude to the national convention. President Mitchell prepares his annual address on government by injunction and machine mining, plus wage distribution issues. The vice presidency race appears the tightest contest as delegates gather in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Mitchell
Death of a priest in Fort Wayne
Right Rev. Joseph Rademacher bishop of Fort Wayne died after a brief illness of heart failure. His funeral will be held next week with interment in the cathedral. He was born December 3, 1840, ordained August 2, 1863, served at Attica and Columbia City, rector at St Marys Fort Wayne, chancellor of the diocese, bishop of Nashville then Fort Wayne.
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St. Mary's
Fort Wayne
Nashville
Harrell Sues Railroad For 25000 Damages
Redford Ind Jan 15 John J Harrell lost a leg while working on the Southern Indiana railroads White river bridge and sues the company for 25000 damages.
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Redford
Ind
John J.harrell
White River
Telegraphic Brevities: Ye llow fever in Havana and other notes
Twelve new yellow fever cases appear in Havana. A Japanese prince visits America after a May marriage. Fire wipes out three Colorado Springs buildings causing 150000 dollars in losses. Public schools in Leading Creek West Virginia close for smallpox. Alonzo Jones, 38, Mc Connellsville, a Benedict Arnold grandson, dies. Various accidents, killings, and legal cases follow across the United States including a bank president killed in the Oklahoma Territory and a mine wall collapse in Georgia.
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Havana
Imperial
America
Colorado Springs
Col
Leading Creek
W. Va
Alonzo Jones
McConnellsville, C
Benedict Arnold
Ice gorge danger feared on Allegheny river
Reports warn of a potential ice gorge along the Allegheny river threatening sections of the waterway. The issue prompts caution for transportation and local safety planning.
Grain and livestock quotes from Chicago market report
Market notes list wheat and corn bid ranges with grades and track prices, plus hogs cattle sheep lambs and veal calves price bands. Separate line shows Chicago trading aboard January 12 with No 2 red wheat at 67 67.5 cents and corn around 31.25 cents. meager remnants read as market summary.
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Tle
Chicago
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