Cuba Faces Rural Guards Insurgents Clash in Isle of Pines
Reports say 20 insurgents led by Marino Robau and Rafael Castillo engaged rural guards near Havana province center. A guard sergeant was thrown from a horse. Robau possibly wounded. New scenes in Nueva Gerona show Americans at the American Hotel and Cuban flags on homes. The U.S. government says no plan to intervene in Isle of Pines. support for Cuban sovereignty through pending treaty action.
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Havana
Marino Robau
Rafael Castillo
Salad
Roban
Isle of Fines
Neuva Gerona
Isle of Pines
Washington
iIt
State Department
Long Abc
Fts
Senate
Coal demand grows in Coshocton County region
A representative from the Hocking Valley road in Columbus visited Coshocton County seeking coal from Barnes mines for a week. He offered three days output due to existing orders and then tried Conesville sources from David Davis. The firm claimed a ten-day shortfall and appealed to local fields for help.
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Coshocton County
Socking
Ean
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Franklin Station
Barnes
Conesville
David Davis
Mrs Chadwick Offers to Testify Again in Bankruptcy Case
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick requests a new date to reopen her bankruptcy case and vows to tell all facts on the stand with no concealment. She has previously declined to provide full information and disputes the amount borrowed, stating she will disclose whether she borrowed more than 3 million dollars when she testifies.
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Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Remington
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Chadwick
Pierson Death Probe At Kenyon College
The coroner’s inquest into Stuart Pierson’s death at Kenyon College near Gambier Ohio is under renewed inquiry. The Cincinnati boy was killed October 28 by a train while awaiting initiation into a fraternity. About 200 typewritten pages were presented to the grand jury.
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Mt Vernon
The
Or.ary
Stuart Pierson
Cincinnati
Kenyon College
Aestem
Reid
Will of the late Robert Graham filed in probate court
The last will of Robert Graham of Clark was filed for probate with a hearing set for December 4 at 1 p.m. The will distributes the Clark farm to son Herbert E. Graham with occupancy until 1916 and $100 yearly to each of his three other sons. Household property goes to Herbert, remaining assets to be divided among the four sons, with executors named Robert and William.
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Robert Graham
Clark
Herbert E. Graham
Clark Township
Richard
William
Robert
Herbert
Thomas
Robert, Are Named As Executors, Withow Bond
Hugh Lawrence
Keene
Sarah Miller
Blissfield
M. W. Wimmer
Beating with Tin Bucket Sparks City Hearing
Mrs Ida Potter faced a morning hearing before Mayor Rinner on a disturbing the peace charge after police arrested her near North Second street Sunday night. She claimed a man insulted her and she struck him with a tin bucket while calling for help. the mayor released her without a fine. Two country youths were jailed after a Monday night drunkenness incident and fined one dollar plus costs each.
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Ida Potter
Rinner
North Second Street
Hawkins and Decker
Hawkins
Decker
Street Car Company to Ask Franchise Tonight
Local transit firm plans a franchise request tonight detailing routes and service plans. Officials aim to secure municipal approval for continued operation and potential expansion of street car service.
Marshall Field Jr. dies after accidental gunshot wound
Marshall Field Jr., only son of Chicago magnate Marshall Field, died at Mercy hospital after being accidentally shot while examining a new revolver purchased days earlier. Doctors removed the bullet but the patient weakened after two days, and he died Monday morning following a rapid decline. A Good Roads association executive committee meeting was scheduled for Wednesday evening in the Commercial bank directors room.
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Age
Chicago
Marshall Field, Jr
Mercy Hospital
Field
Marshall Field
Mr. Field
Good Rodds Association
Commercial Bank
Stores to Close on Thanksgiving Day
Local stores will keep open only until noon Thursday morning in line with the rule of the Business Men's Association.
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Business Men’s Association
Mayor Smith to Attend National Mayors Conference in Cleveland
Mayor elect W A Smith will join mayors elect from six cities at Cleveland on Monday December 4 for a conference to discuss changes in municipal code and nonpartisan reforms in Ohio laws. Dempsey Whitlock Badger Johnson sign the invitation. Chicago and Philadelphia mayors will address. Smith says he will learn how big cities are run.
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W. A. Smith
Ship
Cleveland
Ohio
E. J. Dempsey
Cincinnati
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
D. C
Dunne
Chicago
Weaver
Philadelphia
Smith
Troops Feted and Jeered as Catalonia Turmoil Grows
Madrid War Minister Weyler travels to Barcelona to curb Catalonian unrest amid clashes between military and separatist factions. Demonstrations intensify with crowds shouting Death to Spain and Long live free Catalonia. Weyler to stay five days and authorize strict measures to restore order.
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Age
Madrid
Weyler
Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Bloodhound fails to find a true Cooperdale arsonist
McGuire’s Dayton Bloodhound arrives late at Trinway after a long chase for the barn fire at Cooperdale. Keeper Dickerson says the crowd followed the dog, but scent was likely obliterated. W. C. Dickerson vows to pursue the guilty party until burned barn is tracked down. Deputy State fire marshal Morgan may inspect the scene this week.
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Cooperdale
Elmer McGuire
Dayton
Columbus
Trinway
Cognerdale
State
Ben Dickerson
West Bedford
Trunway
Mr. Morgan
Ville
Pikce State
Immense Lumber Deal Near Gonesville Completed
A large timber deal near Gonesville closed yesterday when Euga of Newcomerstown bought Peters Bros. 440 acre tract three miles south of Conesville Muskingum County. About 150 acres are timbered land. The buyer plans a 50 hp saw mill and employs ten men to saw the timber, with an estimated two years to complete the work.
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Euga
Newcomerstown
Peters Bros
Conesville
Muskingum County
Death Notices and Accident Briefs From Lincoln and Nearby
J Randles Ed Toon dies at home on Wilson Avenue from blood poisoning. funeral Wednesday at one from the residence, interment at Lewisville. Survived by a son and daughter. Lincoln, Neb. Nov 28. Baker's Bridge wreck: 16 dead, 12 seriously injured after Montreal express rear-end collision with Marlboro local on Fitchburg division. investigation ongoing. Coast gale: ships ashore at Placentia Bay and Burin. Elbro Vesue Amsthist Weat cited as damaged or lost near Newfoundland shores.
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Thomas J. Randles
Wilson Avenue
Lincoln, Mags
Baker's Bridge Station
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Montreal Express
Marlboro
Bt. Johns
Piog
Elbro
Vesue
Placentia Bay
Amsthist Weat
Burin
Bey Ef Isha
First of The Season Strikes Minnesota Towns
The first blizzard of the season rages across Minnesota with high northwest winds and heavy snow that obscures vision and hampers travel. Streetcar tracks are clogged, and the street railway uses plows to keep traffic moving as reports come from Minnesota and neighboring regions.
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St. Pan
Mann
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Pathfinders Host Regular Meeting Tonight
A regular Pathfinders meeting is scheduled for tonight and invites all hungry Indians to attend.
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The
Pathfinders
Hearst Scores a Point in Contest
Novelty item notes Hearst scoring a point in a contest with brief mention of an open five bellet bexts phrase, indicating a clipped, unclear report from a telegraph to The Jew in New York.
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Hearst
New York
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