Insurgents as Diplomats Seek Mediation for Cuba
A Washington dispatch reports insurgent leaders refuse autonomy and push for recognition as belligerents. They seek U S mediation with Spain to settle peace on independence terms, signaling a counter move to autonomy while General Gomez may contact U S officials. Some officials foresee peace within months.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Havana
Blanco
Lee
Gomez
United States
Spain
Cuba
Washingtons
Suagasta
Boycott legality upheld in U S circuit ruling
In St Louis the United States circuit court of appeals holds that a boycott is not a lawful weapon in the Oxley Stave company case against H C Hoskins and others union members. Judge Caldwell dissents urging labor has a right to strike or boycott in peaceable conduct. Local items include Knights of Labor leadership changes in Louisville and Newfoundland seeking representation at a reciprocity conference.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Oxley Stave Company of
Kansas City
H C. Hoskins
Cooper’s Union
Oxley Stave Company
Stave Company
Stave
United States District Court
Sanborn and
Thayer
Caldwell
Bar
Louisville
James R. Sovereign
Mister Womanan
Knights of Labor
Order
General Assembly
Sovereign
T. B. McGuire
Worthy Foreman
Amsterdam
Daniel Brown
Montana
H. B. Martin
Minnesota
Henry A. Hicks
New York District Assembly 248
New York City
Newfoundland
St. Johns
N. F
James Winter
William Whiteway
United States
Canada
Washington
J. G. Blaine
Mediation by U S Minister Ends Hayti Germany Dispute
In Jamaica on Nov 37 a crisis with Germany over Hayti was resolved through U S minister W I Powell mediation He urged Haytian authorities to release Emile Lueders son of a German married to a Haytian despite a pending appeal The German minister pushed for swift action prompting port calls by warships and Haitan troop mobilization.
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Rixeston
Jamaica
Germany
Hayti
United States
W. I. Powell
Haytian
Emile Lueders
Lueders
Simon Sam
Berlin
Port-au-Prince
Powell
Mr. Lueders
Duce
Czar Plans to Rebuild Canen Christian Quarter
The Russian consul informs Bishop of Canen that the czar will finance rebuilding the burned Christian quarter and expand the Orthodox Greek church. The move aims to aid the poor and restore the community.
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Canen
Tragic Farm Murder Suicide Near Cushing Iowa
A Woodbury county farmer L D Spickler shot his wife and then killed himself near Cushing. The wife died hours later. Four children become orphans. Spickler had separated from his wife after trouble and had previously beaten a stepdaughter leading to his arrest and release. He vowed vengeance. Also included are brief items on a potential smelter trust fight in Leadville and political notes from Cincinnati and London, plus a Georgia shooting near Farmsers.
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Woodbury County
Sioux City
Cushing
L. D. Spickler
Spickler
Leadville
Jests of the Jokers and a Birthday Party Misreadings
A fragment from a New York Truth item notes a birthday party in Shepherds Bush where a song verse is mispronounced and halted by an onlookers joke about starting an auction. The piece lampoons household roles and change with playful sarcasm in a chaotic verse.
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Shepherd's Bush
Greatly Relieved. First Partner Heavens Over Theft
Two Roxbury men discuss a partner’s relief after hearing that only lives were taken in a robbery. The exchange suggests they feared a larger financial loss but one partner breathes easier upon learning the death occurred.
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Tuok
Roxbury Gazebles
Bashful man and gentle maid drift on the heaeh waves
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader describes a bashful man and a gentle maid wandering the shore as waves speak in mysterious whispers. He wonders what the wild sea says while she contemplates action and fate. A sudden leap leads to a joyful cry as he catches her.
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Cleveland
Unclear excerpt reflects Irish names and cryptic phrases
Fragmentary lines mention Sean O Leary Mi am and Joan O Leary MiVvam with cryptic commentary on signs of greatness. The text reads as garbled OCR with many misspellings and lacks a coherent event or report. No identifiable incident, date, or location is discernible.
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Sean O'Leary
Joan O'Leary
Fragmented London Mystery Fragment in The Times
A garbled quotation from a late edition hints at an informal quarrel among locals. The exchange centers on a case described as serious, with misheard lines suggesting confusion about events and relationships among the speakers.
Fragmented Gazette Snippet Reflects Domestic Gossip
A garbled dialogue from a New York Weekly fragment shows a conflicted scene with a wife, a penitent man, and gossip about a husband fleeing to Canada. The tone hints at early 20th century urban chatter and social judgment amid a bustling, restless city life.
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Shopurce
Slimpurse
Canada
New York Weekly
Rest and Elevator Stranding Reported In Chicago Record
A Chicago Record item notes Aly wife was in an elevator that jammed while going up. She remained stuck for twenty minutes before rescue or release was possible, prompting questions about safety and routine checks.
Patty Let Foot Forward Quote From Detroit Journal
A comic line from the Detroit Journal features Patty mounting a bike and delivering a humorous quip about her foot being “just alike” to the gentleman. The brief item captures a playful moment in a newspaper quip segment.
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Patty
Detroit Journal
Marriage vows amid grief in unexpected vows
A reader notes surprise at a second marriage soon after a spouse's death. The letter reflects social expectation and personal resolve as a widow or widower contemplates remarriage despite recent loss.
Gold Mining Strikes Stir Delegates, Diggers Keep Working
The Chicago Record notes walking delegates oppose gold diggers while miners continue work during strikes. The item highlights tensions between labor groups and ongoing mining activity.
Chicago chatter on Mrs Dearborn Wabash and Lake
In Yonkers Statesman style the note questions Mrs Dearborn and her spouses. It contrasts current husband with past marital status and hints at social gossip about Mrs Lake and Mrs Dearborn. The brief item captures a local rumor on domestic ties and remarriage.
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Mra. Dearborn
Mra. Wabash
Mra
Lake
Yonkers
Boy Frozen On Hill Fights Cold Night Hours
A boy atop a hill endures freezing temperatures day and night unable to move, described in brief lines from the New York Telegram.
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Geld
New York Telegram
Woman forgets wedding day court case noted in Philadelphia brief
Mrs Beck's case appears in a Philadelphia news brief alongside Henri Peek. The item comments on absence and misfortune tied to a wedding day, reflecting a local society snippet from the North American paper.
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Beck
Henri
Okind’s fates watch over me and the pup
A fragment from early 20th century papers features garbled dialogue with archaic spellings and stray names. The Detroit Journal reference to Rafferty and Casey appears alongside a tugging action and whispered pleas. The New York Journal line mentions a pup and a hill with overatin, suggesting a chaotic scene.
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Rafferty
Casey
Nayghar
Hill
New York Journal
Prodigy Violinist Mentioned in Berlin Conversation
Fragmentary Denver Post line recalls a notable young violinist from Berlin twelve years ago and a police remark on a death case ruled as suicide. The text also references Tarantula Jacks and a satified corner scene with unclear context.
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Bere
of Blayer
Denver Post
Marys Lamb In Weird Telegraph Scribble
Fragmentary text suggests a Marys Lamb tale linked to a New York Telegraph page. The readable bits imply a nonsensical note about Mary and a lamb wandering into Wall Street or New York setting with scattered phrases.
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Mary
New York
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Cure for Ulcers and Paleness
A Michigan man testifies Dr Williams Pink Pills cured his long standing ulcers and pale condition after years of suffering. He describes rapid improvement after starting the pills and final complete healing after eight boxes. Notarized statement accompanies the testimonial. Pills sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady New York at 50 cents per box or 2 50 for six.
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James H. Wallace
Exrt
Detroit
Sixth Street
Mrs. Wallace
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Tirak
Medicine Lake
Washington
Dr. Williams
James T.wallace
Derroiy
Mich
Wayne County
Michigan
James HW. Wallace
Mic
Williams
Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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