Extradition talks flare over filibusters from Cuba
In Philadelphia whispers spread that Spain may seek extradition of all filibusters who voyaged to Cuba under a treaty with the United States. In Key West Jose Lopez is arrested on the Mascotte as he prepares to leave Havana. a candy package with letters and money triggers police suspicion.
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Jose Lopez
Havana
Philadelphia
Cuba
Spain
United States
Senor de Lome
Cleveland
Key West
Fila
Mascotte
Lopez
Fire wipes out Parkesley town business district
Just built Parkesley Va on the New York Philadelphia Norfolk railroad. The fire Wednesday afternoon destroyed twelve stores the post office ten small shops and three barrel factories. Four stores remain. Homes lost as residents saved only clothes. Duane avenue all burned. Loss about 60000 with 12000 insurance.
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PaRke Estery
Duane Avenue
Parkesley
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk
Madstone Hunt After Dog Bite Reports Across States
In Clarksville Tennessee two Rudolph children were bitten by a mad dog with one leg lacerated and the other a hand bite. Nearby towns report prior dog bites to livestock and farm stock two weeks earlier as excitement rises over a sought madstone. Other dispatches note bonds in Ricumonp Kentucky sparking restraining order requests, a jockey's death in Cincinnati, and camp plans in Frankfort Kentucky being canceled.
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Clarksville
Tenn
F. P. Rudolph
Rudolph
St Louis Storm Toll Update And Riverine Death
The body of an unknown man was found floating in the river Tuesday and is believed to be a victim of last week's tornado. This adds to the death list in the past 24 hours, with a summary of St Louis fatalities prepared Wednesday morning.
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St.Louis
St. Louis
Tornado Relief Efforts Update In East St Louis
Burials reached 127 with 18 hospitalized and 90 missing. A relief fund rose to 140000 by Wednesday morning with expectations of 10000 more. 800 families aided, about 4000 individuals helped. Schools reopening, churches repairing, and Eads Bridge traffic resumed. The tornado toll updated includes 99 identified dead, 2 unidentified, 26 missing, 7 fatally injured totaling 154. Relief fund stood at 44000 with 5000 more expected.
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Eads Bridge
East St. Louis
Encampment Prep Ahead of Grand Army Rally in St Paul
Active preparations for the 30th national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in St Paul Minnesota from August 31 to September 5 include free quarters in school buildings and a veteran camp. The parade route on September 2 is set along paved streets over two miles, with headquarters secured by numerous states.
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St. Paul St. Paut
Miamn
Grand Army of the Republic
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
Florida
Missouri
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Wyoming
Colorado
New Hampshire
Cuban expedition lands with large arms cargo
The Cuban provisional government leader Rafael Portuendo y Tamayo heads a landing of 68 men, including J F Crook son of Maj Gen Crook. The steamer Three Friends delivered 875 Relimington rifles, 50 Mauser rifles, revolvers, Hotchkiss guns, heavy munitions, and supplies for insurgents along with a telegraph wire and a telegrapher Narciso Lopez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Cuba
Rafael Portuendo Y Tamayo
J. Garcia Vieta
Eduardo C. Poey
Sanitary Co
Smith & Wesson
Narciso Lopez
Duel Between Campos and Borrero Stopped by Authorities
Mapriv June 4. A private Cuba discussion between Gen. Martinez Campos and Gen. Borrero escalated into a heated quarrel and a planned duel. The Madrid captain general arrived as the generals stood ready on Primo Rivera and halted the confrontation. Campos and Borrero were disarmed and confined at home.
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Campos
Herrero
Mapriv
Cuba
Martinez Campos
Weyler
Borrero
Primo Rivera
Madrid
They Have Decided to Make War on the Railroads
The Travelers' Protective association in Hartford Indiana held a secret session and adopted a resolution to push state legislation fixing passenger fares at two cents a mile. Officers refused to disclose details. Earlier, committees reviewed annual reports and proposed constitution amendments due Thursday.
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Trrre Havartr
Ind
Travelers’ Protective Association
National Convention
Conmittee
Street Rights Can't Be Granted for Private Use. Supreme Court Rules
Jefferson City is informed that the supreme court en banc declared city ordinances granting private conduits and subways void since streets are held in trust. This affects proposed St. Louis subway plans and limits corporate use of public right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
St. Louis Underground Service Co
St. Louis
Law School Reunion Claims Large Indiana Turnout
The Northern Indiana Law School reunion in Valparaiso drew about 1800 attendees. Alumni address by Thomas F. Donovan class of 1894 from Kankakee Illinois. Grace Banks Griffiths class of 1906 of Gas City read the class poem. Fifty graduates admitted to the bar. banquet served 426. Commencement held Wednesday night.
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Law School Reuniion
Valparaiso
Ind
Slamni
Indiana Law School
Thos. F. Donovan
Kankakee
Ill
Grace Banks Griffiths
Gas City
John H. Gillette
Porter Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Local Woman Falls to Death in Cisterna North of Waxn Asu
Mrs Catherine Ollibaugh, a well known Waxn Asu resident, was found dead in a cistern after a sudden mania while strolling the yard. This marks a prior self-destructive episode from about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaxnAsu
Ind
Catherine Ollibaugh
Fatal Lodging House Fire Claims Three Lives in Philadelphia
A three story lodging house at 498 North Sixth Street caught fire at 3 AM. Mrs. Robert Emmet, 55, fell from a cornice and was killed. Mrs. Sullivan died from injuries after leaping from a third story window. Mrs. O Leary, on a second floor, was severely cut and bruised. Contents valued at 750 dollars. building damage about 1500 dollars.
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Phu
Adelphia
North Sixth Street
Robert Emmet
Emmet
Baseball Standings and Scores From The League Games
The report lists results and line scores for multiple games including Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Boston, Louisville, Detroit, Kansas City and others. It notes win loss records, batting batteries, umpires, and standings, with Western League details for Grand Rapids and Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Tle
Cincinnati
Taylor and Clements
Fisher
Vaughn
Hurst
Hoffer
New York
Clarke
Bowen and Farrel
Friend
Donahue
Henderson
Louisville
Nichols
Tenny
Hill
McDermott
Lynch
St. Louis
Daub
Burrell
Hart
Farland
Sheridan
RAG Netroit
Kansas City
Ely
Twineham
Callahan
Lake
McDoneld
LPC
Pittsburgh
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Thornton
Smink
Rettger
Spears
O' Day
Millers Convention Elects Officers For Ensuing Year
Caiiaco June 4 The Millers convention elected officers for the year including President Charles A Pillsbury Minnesota first vice president M H Davis Shelby Ohio second vice president George Urban Buffalo third vice president F H Midgeburn Milwaukee treasurer Charles J Martin Great Falls Montana secretary Frank Barry Milwaukee executive committee C B Cole Chester Illinois Chas T Ballard Louisville Kentucky E Angie Rochester New York W A Coomb Coldwater Minnesota The next meeting will be in Chicago a year hence.
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Caiiaco
Millers’ Convention
Chas. A. Pillsbury
Minn
M. H. Davis
Shelby
George Urban
Buffalo
F. H. Midgeburn
Milwaukee
Chas. J. Martin
Great Falls
Mont
Frank Barry
C. B. Cole
Chester
Chas. T. Ballard
Louisville
E. Angie
Rochester
N. Y
W. A.coomb
Coldwater
Mina
Chicago
European Traveler Dies in Rheinish Prussia
Gerard Rohlfs, the German traveler and explorer, died Wednesday at Go desberg in Rheinish Prussia. He was born near Bremen in 1884. The report notes a long life of travel and exploration.
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Gerard Rohlfs
Godesberg
Rheinish
Prussia
Bremen
General Synod
Reformed Church In America
Catekill
N. Y
Kansas Democrats
Union Depot
Columbus
Guarantee Construction Co
Chicago
Madrid
London Morning Post
Dupuy le Lome
Olney
New York
Joint Traffic Association
Joseph Ebanks
Santiago
Cal
Harriet Stiles
John D. Borden
Ocean Side
United Press
Earl of Selborne
George H. Murray
C.B
Treasury
Pacific Cable Commission
Boston
Baltimore
Bowden
Boston Fruit Co
Port Antonio
Watlings Island
London
Prince of Wales
Persimmon
Leopold de Rothschilds
St. Frusquin
San Francisco
National Athletic Club
Walker
Allen
Weather Summary for Kentucky Ohio and Indiana
Washington reports for Kentucky and Ohio. Weather shows generally fair conditions with localized showers in extreme eastern Kentucky and eastern Ohio. Indiana expects local morning showers, warmer temperatures in the north, and southeasterly winds.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Markets Listings Show Wide Range in Commodities and Livestock
Cincinnati daily market notes list prices across futures for spring patent flour, rye, wheat, and oats, plus quotes on beef, sheep, and hogs. Entries include freight and grade details for butchers, packers, and yearlings, with New York and other markets cited for red and white corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rye
Northwestern
Landing
Zeliow
Mountain People and Their Early White Slaves in Appalachian Regions
The article traces early Appalachian society from 1620 onward citing the shift from poor white hired laborers, termed sold passengers, to enslaved Africans. It discusses migration patterns, social status, and regional differences between mountains and plains, noting economic shifts after slavery’s decline and the rise of cotton mill labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Adirondack
New
Blue
Sol
British Islands
Howers
Mountaineer
Piedmont
Chattancoge
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Ricumonp
John C. Chenault
Chenault
Jones
Rosedale
Frankfort
Kentucky State Guards
Adjt
Collier
Wacetine
W. Va
Moundsville
William Hixenbaugh
Adam Fisher
Baltimore & Ohio
Lonxpox
Globe
Shanghai
Kansuh
China
Gen Tung
Hinc Ton
Senate
Yeas
Nays
Messrs
Bate
Chilton
Hill, Smith and Vilas
Messia
Denvehr
Wheaton
Massia
Arizona
Maassia
Papin
Nimes
Department of Gard
Fontanes
Rochebelle
Hick
Ory Street
Louis
G. A. Rk
RichMond
Republan
Farmville
Brady
Thorpe
Charles Gee
Prince George County
Congress
State Committee
J. B. Gorman
Matamoros
Mexico
State Department
France
Germany
New Orleans
Mavre
Gorman
Friedenwalds Co
Eutaw Streets
Fitzhugh Lee
Havasu
Remaon O
Crooks
THE
Travelers
Armour
Caicaco
Board of Trade
Philip D. Armour
P. D. Armour, Jr
J. 0. Gooden Armour
Armour & Co
A. S. Valentina
Waanington
Jane
Bayard
Great Britain
Rolling Stone
Wheerine
John Roseau
Glendale
Benwood
Indiana News
Rusnville
Eva
Daniel Worth
Falmouth
Spencer
John A. Williams
Patricksburg
Otis Wiley
Wiley
Brookville
Jas. West
Fred Rennebaum
Butler Township
Jeffersonville
Prison South
Jones Hollowware Con
Patton Hollowware Co
Greencastle
Thos. W. Allen
W. L. Riley
Lebanon
Jas Allen
Brick Chapel
Wood
Newport
Will F. Wood
Alonzo Walling
Shelbyville
Clarence Craig
Lepanon
Allen-Riley
Squire Perris
Riley
Greenspare
Noah Mendenhall
Vincennes
Board of Commissioners
Elwood
Exwoop
Harbutt
Peyton
Greensburg
Gus Logan
Huntington
the Millers
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Carpenter
Staunton
Wassington
Balkimore
Southwestern
Somme
Dull
Torxpo
June
Carrie
Burvato
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