Conspiracy in Cuba Blooded by New York Capitalists
Telegraph summary reports a Cuban conspiracy to start a revolution backed by New York capitalists. Gov Magoon monitored suspicious figures, Cuban rural guard and American forces deployed to quell activity. Masso Parra named as leader, active for weeks, landed recently with landing approved by Palma administration.
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Cubs
Gov. Magoon
New York
Santiago
Cambusai
Havana
Masso Parra
Parra
Cuba
Palma
State orders Kansas drug stores to undergo immediate pure food inspections
State health officials will inspect all venues selling liquor ice cream and confectionery in Kansas to ensure proper labeling purity and strength. Inspectors will collect samples for analysis and target places lacking identification marks. The move enforces both state and federal labeling laws across beverage and dessert venues.
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Kanene
State Boar of Health
Dr & J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
Plac
Obstacle to Railroad Merger Cleared by Immunity Grant
Immunity granted to the Chicago and Alton removes the only obstacle to ratifying the sale of the Alton to the Hover Leaf and consolidating with the Minneapolis and St. Louis and Illinois Central railroads. Once financial details are arranged, the four roads will be organized.
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Chicago and Alton
Judee Landis
Chicago
Rock Ishand
Alton
Hover Leaf
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Lows Central
Milroads
Miss Virginia Lee Wolfe Weds Lieut John Carter Montgomery
Miss Virginia Lee Wolfe daughter of the late Gen Pitehugh Lee married Lieut John Carter Montgomery of the seventh United States Cavalry in Alexandria Virginia.
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Virginia Lee Wolfe
Virginia Lee
Pitehugh Lee
Alexandria
John Carter Montgomery
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Minister Confined in Alleged Confidence Game
Benj F. Grant, a deposed minister, was taken from Michigan to Joliet for arrest in an alleged confidence game. He reportedly secured a $1,000 bond.
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Er. Benj. F. Grant
Joliet
Michigan
Sioux City Live Block Market Report
Sioux City market notes Wednesday show top beeves at 5.60 dollars and top hogs at 6.10 dollars, reflecting livestock prices for the Sioux City five stock market.
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Sioux City
Notable Society Wedding Across Strand in London
Weds a Music Master Countess Montignos ex crown princess of Saxony and Signor Torelli a music matter were married Wednesday at the registry office on the Strand in London.
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Countess Montignos
Saxony
Signor
Torelli
Westerday
Landon
President Roosevelt Returns From Oyster Bay Vacation
President Keoomevelt left Oyster Bay and arrived in Washington at 10 o clock Wednesday morning ending his vacation which began on June 12.
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Oyster Bay
Keoomevelt
Washington
Accuse Beep Trust Back to Old Tricks in Beef Trade
Allegations that the beef trust backers are again violating Sherman anti trust and related laws are cited as basis for a government probe. Acting attorney general Judge Russell says no charges filed. Groscup injunction from 1902 barred price fixing and rebates.
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The
Beef Trust
Washington
Russell
Department of Justice
Grostcup
United States Court
Chicago
Grosscup
Young girl prompts series of horse thefts in Washington
An 11 year old Marcus Washington girl inspired by nickel thrillers and newspaper accounts carried out multiple horse thefts across northeastern Washington. She rode one stolen horse over 100 miles before arrest by Stevens County Sheriff W H Graham. She claimed she acted alone stealing horses and livestock from Colville Indian reservation ranges and was remanded to Spokane County Superior Court.
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Elizabeth Paarhilk
Marcus
Wash
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Stevens County
Peter Paul
Avenue Department
Spokane County Superior Court
Colville
Harahan replies to Fish over Illinois Central loan charges
J T Harahan president of the Illinois Central railroad issues a sharp letter to stockholders denying Fish’s accusations. He claims no change in relations with Union Pacific or Southern Pacific and defends accounts kept under Fish’s administration as accurate. He dismisses Fish’s charge of Union Pacific domination as an attempt to sway opinion for his own ends.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Trinofa Central
J. T Harahan
Illinois Central Railroad
Fish
Harahan
Illinois Central
Silineta Central
Timole Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacle
Board of Directors
Chinese Overrun Kingston Sparks Immigrant Resolution
Kingston Jamaica faces calls from a city council resolution urging the government to tighten pauper alien immigration law to bar undesirable foreigners, targeting Chinese and Syrians said to overrun the island and harm local traders.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Confederate Rank On Wheeler Monument Authorized
By order of President Roosevelt the inscription Major General Confederate Cavalry will be added to Gen Joseph Wheeler’s Arlington monument. The War Department reconsidered whether the ex Confederate general’s rank should appear on the memorial and Roosevelt directed that the rank be included along with other military honors.
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Roosevelt
Joseph Wheeler
Arlington National Cemetery
War Department
Chen
Wheeler
National Cemetery
den Wheeler
Hale million for the race
Preparation for the defense of the America's cup has been begun by the New York Yacht Club. At least one syndicate is forming to build a yacht to defend the trophy, with a possible second. J D Morgan is expected to take charge of the defender. Major backers include Edward H Harriman Colonel Robert M Thompson C K Billings and Rey A Rainey. Costs for building operating and other race expenses are estimated to exceed 500000.
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New York Yacht Club
Defender
J. DD. Morgan
Syndicatte
Eaid
Edward H. Harriman
Robert M. Thompson
K. J. Billings
Rey A. Rainey
Marcon Arrives at Glace Bay to Plan Trans Atlantic Wireless
Marcon has arrived at Glace Bay to prepare establishing wireless communication between Canada and Great Britain. Within weeks, constant night and day service is hoped to become operative.
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Marcon
Glace Bay
COBB
Canada
Great Britain
Rebate Verdict Upheld Against Great Northern
The U.S. circuit court in Denver on Monday affirmed the Minneapolis district court judgment finding the Great Northern railroad guilty of rebates. The railway was fined $16,000.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
District Court
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Missouri Freight Trains Collide Near Evansville Killing Four
Two Missouri freight trains collided head on near Evansville Missouri about twenty miles southeast of Moberly early Monday. Four crew members were killed in the accident.
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Missouri
Evansville
Moberly
Ponce in Moria Accepted French Peace Overtures
Delegates from three Leportine tribes accepted the French peace terms on Monday and promised to ensure the agreement is implemented in Moroc co.
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Ponce
Morocco
California Supreme Court Sustains Grand Jury Rulings
The state supreme edgurt sustains the grand jury verdicts against Schmity Ruef and others, upholding the jury’s indictment and related actions as reported by the era.
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San
New York Police and Steamship Companies Unite Against Gamblers
New York police join with trans Atlantic steamship lines to oppose ocean liner gamblers. Plans include posting photos of known sharpers in steamer rooms and ticket offices, and barring them from purchasing or boarding tickets on vessels that issued such tickets to gamblers.
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New York
Steamer
King Kite Alfonso Undergoes Adenoid Operation
A report states Kite Alfonso had adenoid surgery after a writer attributed his snoring to obstruction. Stringent tests showed nasal passages blocked by adenoid growths. After the operation the king’s loud snoring ceased and the queen slept peacefully.
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Alfonso
Gil Bins
Beatrice Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary with City Events
Beatrice marks its fiftieth anniversary with a grand opening, electric light decorations, balloon ascent, and daily concerts by local bands. Fraternal day features water fights, ox roast, a parade of fraternal orders, and a fire department fireworks display. William Jennings Bryan gives an address during the Thursday program, with an industrial parade and city participation from high school and traveling salesmen.
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Canary
Peatrice
Steinmaer
Parker Fairyland
Queen City
Beatrice
Lawrence
Lexington
Beatrice Fire Department
William Jennings Bryan
Konica
Poatefice
Merrick Officials Delay Court House Bond Vote
Merrick county will not place a $100,000 court house bond question on this November ballot. The county board of supervisors cites insufficient time to meet all legal requirements and plans to reconsider next year. Voters previously faced a stalled proposition after a past hailstorm damaged crops, while the old building remains in poor condition and propped for safety.
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Merrick County
County Board of Supervisors
Auto Driver Locked Up After Refusing To Remove Honker
Lincoln vendor C Charles Joney faces arrest after a high speed drive in a car shouting a horn or honker. He refused to take the horn off the vehicle at the police station and was jailed on a charge of provoking nuisance. The incident occurred as officers cited excessive speed and warned of danger on the street.
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Honker
Mibedalape
Charles Joney
Lincoln
Polles
Bear Hunt President to Be Held East Carroll Parish
Lake Providence dispatch reports the proposed bear hunt of the president will occur in East Carroll parish opposite the Alatta station on the Iron Mountain railroad. The camp will be eighteen miles from Lake Broydence.
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Lake Providence
East Carroll Parish
Iron Mountain
Lake Broydence
Several Hurt in Crush on Brooklyn Bridge Crash
Several people injured and in hospitals in New York after a major Brooklyn Bridge accident. A drawbar failure on a passenger train caused a collision between two straight trains, marking one of the city’s gravest incidents in years.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Streight
Executions Reported at Lode Ruma Public Safety Incident
Seven workmen and two girls were executed at Lode Ruma on Monday by public safety forces without trial. The incident involved Partiism and a case concerning Marcus Bilber atein, owner of a Galhon mith, according to reported details.
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Lode
Ruma
Marcus Bilberatein
Wu Ting Fang Reappointed as Minister to Washington
The article notes Wu Ting Fung is reappointed to his former post as minister to Washington and will begin his duties on Tuesday.
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Wu Ting Fung
Washington
Beavers Released from Prison in West Virginia
Georges W. Beavers, once with the Postal Department tied to past postal frauds, was released from the penitentiary at Moundeville West Virginia Tuscany today.
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Beavers
Georges W. Beavers
Postal Department
Moundeville
W. Va
Tusaday
Tragic Early Tuesday Fire Claims Mund Family
Mrs. Martha Mund of Muffain North Carolina died with her three children, Christopher aged 5, Helen aged 2, and Preda eight months, in a deadly incident Tuesday morning. Neighbors reported smoke and emergency crews arriving promptly. investigators are weighing causes as loved ones mourn.
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Martha Mund
Muffain
Christopher
Helen
Preda
Murder Charge Likely Against Stranger in Burning Car
Buffalo County authorities probable murder charge against a man identified as Front Colling after a burning railway car between Ravenna and Sweetwater killed a travelling companion. The sheriff, returning from Ravenna and Sweetwater, found a man with burned hands and face, who claimed injury in a gasoline explosion at Ravenna roundhouse. The burning car's ashes revealed human remains. the suspect allegedly killed for motive and set the car on fire to escape. The injured man was taken to Kearney to face possible trial.
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Buffalo County
Buffalno
Grand Island
Ravenna
Sweetwater
Ravenna Roundhouse
Kearney
Ravenns
Front Colling
Maly
Accident may prove fatal as doctor injured in river crash
Dr. Dopes lies in a private hospital seriously hurt after an automobile wreck near Hebron. Returning from a fishing trip with W R Peery and Curtin Maring, the car plunge over a river bank left the doctor pinned under water for minutes. No bones broken but internal injuries threaten recovery. companions escaped.
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Dopes
Pall Onder Ante
J. H. Toyesse
Hebron
MM. WR. Peery
Curtin Maring
Rade
Peery
Maring
Exeter Dolls Much Building
Public and private improvements are under way in Exeter. A contract has been let for an up-to-date water system and electric power service franchise. Nine brick business buildings are being built. Exeter has spent over 40 000 on schools churches and other public works in recent years with plans to double this in two years. The town seeks workers housing and feeding facilities and more help for restaurants rooming houses and other needs. Only one meat market serves about 4000 residents and requires additional support.
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City Hell
Exeter
Bryan Speaks at PoV M C A Amid Urban Challenge
Mr Bryan addressed a large audience at the Hartembach opera house in Rand Teland concerning the Young Men’s Christian Association. He defended the organization as a key factor in Christian civilization and urged support despite financial and logistical hardships.
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Gram Tstand
Bitort
Prva
Hartenbaeh Operk
Rand Teland
Detinl
Loonl Association
Charito Serure
Youngs Men's Christian Associaion
Bryan
Young Men's Christian Association
Nebraska Player Fatally Struck By Pitch in Baseball Game
George Heyne, 21, son of John Meyne, was struck on the ear by a pitch from Ann Warner of the Oakland team during a game in Lincoln. He fell unconscious, revived, then finished to first base, walked home, and died hours later from a fractured skull. Doctors attributed the fatal injury to the blow.
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Nebraska
Rome
George Heyne
John Meyne
Heyne
Wos
Ann Warner
Oakland
Aind
Frost Helped Corn Grow in Humboldt Lowlands
Reports from Humboldt area indicate a light frost did not damage crops. The frost aided corn by slowing growth and reducing disease, while weeks of hot dry weather and wind helped mature the crop.
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Humboldt
County High School Defeated in Local Election
The county hired school Wanvoladon in Hamilton county and Saturday, defeated by a majority of about 1500.
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County High School
Wanvoladon
Hamilton County
Nebraska Crop Report From Cam County
A report from Cam County Nebraska states Cay Cressman and E M Pollier orchards with 12 000 trees will yield about 500 barrels of apples this year, far below the average crop. The drought two seasons running has reduced yields in the region.
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Nebraska
Cam County
Cay Cressman EM
Man Dies After Fall Near Hamett on Nile River
Thomas McComas, aged resident of ten miles north of Hamett on the Nile brara river, died from injuries after a fall from an unknown height. He had lived there for twenty five years.
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Wacon
Thomas McComas
Aniett
Artion
Hamett
Nilo
Railroads Fight Rate Fixing in Federal Hearing
In federal court at Oniheada the railroad's request for temporary relief is discussed. Attorney General Thompson argues that rate fixing requires legislative oversight and cautions against tying the railroads to fixed discretion.
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Oniheada Felli
Leelon
Aruin
Altormaney
Thompson
Suspects Held on Pineal Mountain Case Bonds Set
Suspects including J. Co, Dal toy, M. Buttbell alias Frank Jowers, and Janes Weremnach were held to await further proceedings. They were committed to the county jail under bonds totaling 750 dollars.
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Pineal
Rinveln
Slaws
Hatplelan
Rook Teland
Forcky Mountain
J. Co, Daltoy
M. Buttbell
Frank Jowers
Janes
Wile Weremnach
Jatt
Greek Laborers Strike Halts Union Pacific Construction
Greek laborers employed on Union Pacific OPal Tou and Northport branch projects strike, halting work. Interception will end soon when the company assigns more men to the site and resumes operations.
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Owlig
Union Pacifice
O'Paltou
Northport
Milk Extinguisher Story Stalls Barn Fire Near Dygbar
A fire at a barn near Dygbar was stopped using milk as an extinguisher. Firefighters or locals poured buckets of milk to douse the flames, preventing damage to the barn belonging to Marshall T. Harrison.
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Marshall ‘T. Harrison
Dygbar
Mock Mukden battle to test American artillery at Port Miley
About 5,000 men will participate in a large scale simulated siege on a Fort Leavenworth built redoubt at Port Miley. The event recreates Mukden defenses with Dunnite charges and heavy siege guns to gauge US artillery under combat like conditions.
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Kansas Plain
Mukden
Pleric
Bor
Kuropatkin
Littl Brown
Beverly W. Dunn
United States Ordnance Corps
Engineers
Fort Leavenworth
Port Miley
World Epidemic in India Described as Greatest Catastrophe
A historical notice warns the India plague is the world’s worst catastrophe, raging for eleven years. It reports 481,802 deaths in six weeks to May 11, claiming the outbreak surpasses the Black Death and the Great Plague in scale and fear, with no end in sight.
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Inia
Mareh
London
India
England
High Coal Prices Loom If Italian Order Is Blocked
Pittsburg coal operators refuse a 60 000 ton Italian government order citing home demand miner shortages and car and boat shortages. Rail lines warn no coal cars will be sent, likely delaying shipments until after the harvest. Prices are expected to rise sharply this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Coal Company
Mohongohela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg and Buffalo Coal Company
Italy
Pittsburg
Itteburg
Moes
Chicago banks mobilize funds to aid crop movement west
A report notes Chicago banks mobilized millions of dollars to assist the movement of crops westward. The piece also mentions Milwaukee Mayor Becker hinting at a gubernatorial bid and a presidential third term sentiment amid Secretary Straus. An attack in McKeesport leaves Loula Delo critically wounded.
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Chicago
Becker
Milwaukee
Noosevelt
Xeen
Straus
Kaghe Club
McKeesport
Loula Delo
Himwif
Alooting
Manama Canal
Sherman Long
Columbus
Frank Miller
Long
Business Activity Holds Steady Amid Higher Freight and Demand
A conservative business climate coexists with strong in leading industries. Production shows little drop. factory material demand remains high for steel car and machinery construction. Shipping tests from rail and lake transport, rising farm marketing, and vibrant staple merchandise activity reflect sustained sales and confidence in agricultural regions.
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Prevent
Fallorey
Chicago
Dune Review
General business outlook and crop weather report
The general financial mood shows no strong lift with trade slow in beta sectors. Warm weather boosts crop prospects but fall business remains tepid. Weekly business failures in the United States reach 179, with Canada at forty, reflecting mixed conditions per Hrad Street's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hrad Street
Grain and Livestock Prices Across U S Markets
The report lists livestock and grain quotes from multiple cities. Prices cover cattle hogs sheep and various grain grades like wheat corn oats rye barley and butter and eggs with ranges and market notes across Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo Chicago and more.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ste
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Prince candidate joins Cornell football team amid party names
A Hindoo prince appears as a candidate for a Cornell football squad while Nletty Green's son adopts a stage name EL HH BR in Texas. William J. Bryan tours New York under Progressive Democracy League auspices. The Morning Sun of Cambridge Ohio reports Foraker's June start, now suspended. Parker block fire in New Ten Conn causes $60,000 loss, rats with matches implicated.
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Hindoo
Cornell
Nletty Green
Texas
EL HH. BR
Conn
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