Relics of Maceo report through Cuban sources in Havana
Reports from Havana claim articles recovered from the bodies of Antonio Maceo and Francisco Gomez support their deaths. Dr Maximo Zertucha, Maceo's physician, is said to have surrendered and confirmed the death on December 7, with Cuban reactions mixed and observers awaiting final confirmation.
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Havana
Ahumeda
Associated Press
Cirujeda
Antonio Maceo
Francisco Gomez
Smith
Guzman Blanco
Antonio and
Maria
James Shea
Nassau Street
Maximo Gomez
Francisco
Maceo
Maximo Zertucha
Melena del Sur
New York
Key West
Zertucha
Gomez
Criticisms of Cleveland Journal in Cuban Policy Debate
Havana readers see La Lucha rail against President Cleveland for not keeping him advised on the Cuban issue. The Madrid loyalist paper blasts the U S minister in Washington for not correcting press exaggerations and urges sharper responses to influence Spain. It compliments Cleveland’s diplomacy while urging harsher actions against foreign intervention. News also notes Captain General Weyler moving his column toward Havana province.
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de Lome
Havana
la Lucha
Madrid
Cleveland
Spain
Washington
Lua Lucha
Cuba
United States
Swain
Weyler
Caruanajaya
Pinar del Rio
Wavana
Tramp sought after in Ohio train shooting
In Bucyrus Ohio on December 11 a brakeman on the Chicago and Kris was shot dead by an unknown tramp who opened fire after being ordered off a moving train at Galion. Armed men scour the county as the jumper’s two companions hurled stones and urged him to shoot.
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Bucyrus
Chicago
Galion
Schogle
Huntington
Ind
Jack
Venezuela withholds consent on Guiana boundary agreement
Caracas reports Venezuelan minister Sehor Andrade will delay his Washington departure with cabinet approval for the boundary accord. United States Secretary Olney and Lord Salisbury had arranged a settlement, but Caracas plans to withhold consent. Montreal notes The Independence flag promoting Canadian independence gains strength and plans a March convention to unify pro-independence groups.
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New York
Herald
Caracas
Sehor Andrade
United States
Washington
Guiana
Venezuela
Olney
Lord Salisbury
Montreal
Canada
Miners to resume work in river coal mines soon
Pittsburg December 11 A broad resumption of operations in the river coal mines is expected in a few days, restoring jobs to about 6000 men. Miners will receive a wage advance of 37 cents per 100 bushels, with the agreement remaining in force until next July.
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Pittsburg
Barberi case verdict in not guilty ruling
In New York a jury found Barberi not guilty after a 47 minute consultation. The defendant killed her faithless lover who had promised to marry her but refused.
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New York
Barberi
Bike race leaders at midnight scores across miles and laps
New York readers learn the latest standings in the midnight bike race. Hale leads with 1361 miles and 3 laps, followed by Rice at 1841 miles, Forster with 1341 miles and 6 laps, Moore at 1285 miles, Schock with 1258 miles, and Reading at 1289 miles.
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New York
Hale
Rice
Forster
Moore
Schock
Reading
Wife fatally shoots husband in Lincoln quarrel
Lincoln Nebraska December 11 Charles Scott was killed by his wife after a domestic quarrel. Scott advanced holding a knife when she seized a revolver and shot him in the eye. The incident occurred last evening.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Scott
Scott
Abbreviated telegraphs mix science strikes and obits
A string of brief items reports Dr A W McAlister dismissing a supposed cure all as not a doctor and a jeweler, Pacific Rolling Mills strike by 126 workers, and an inquiry into Leavenworth Soldiers Home. Also noted are a Welsh mine flood injuring 120, Venezuela cabinet terms, Alfred Noble’s death, U S cotton crop total, a New York man starving for his wife, Moody’s Cooper Union speech, several obituaries, and weather notices for Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin lowa.
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A. W. McAlister
Columbia
Medical Department
The
State University
State Board of Health
Powell
Pacific Rolling Mills
San Franciso
Leavenworth
Kan
Washington
Abernant
Wales
Venezuela
Salisbury
Olney
Congess
Alfred Noble
San Reno
Italy
United States
Theophile Lee
New York
Cooper Union
New York City
Evangelist Moody
Chicago
Milton
Wis
William Walker
Flint
Mich
W. B. McCreery
MARKETS REPORTS FROM NEW YORK CHICAGO AND CHICAGO STOCKYARDS
New York money easy at 2 to 5 percent. Sterling steady with bankers bill around 4 3/4 to 4 7/8. Chicago grain and produce shows mixed wheat corn oats and fats with December and May positions. Live stock at Union Stock Yards Chicago shows hogs $2.76 to $5.45, cattle $2.80 to $5.85, and sheep and lambs $1.00 to $5.40 depending on class and grade.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Chicago
Cnicano
Board of Trade
Burbanks
Hebron
CaIiado
Union
Texas
New Measuring Gate For Irrigation Ditches
A Colorado inventor introduces a sliding gate for irrigation canals that measures water by a fixed pressure and adjustable aperture. The device can be stationary or portable, with side scales and indicators to show water passed in cubic feet or inches. It remains accurate when flow is quiet, and can handle steep grades with a low weir board.
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Colorado
Denver Jield
Device for Smoke House Fuel Replenish Method
The article describes a smoking chamber for meat and fish where a fire is replenished using an old iron kettle filled with cobs or chips hung from the ceiling by a wire. A second wire attaches to the kettle to swing it toward the door for adding fuel, keeping workers outside in clean air.
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New York Tribune
Soap wash proves highly effective in New Jersey
A New Jersey state station bulletin reports soap washes as highly satisfactory in eastern states. Two pounds of whale oil soap dissolved in one gallon of water, applied carefully and thoroughly, has proven absolutely successful in many cases and is recommended for use.
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New Jersey
Generous Ruskin a Faithful Steward of Wealth and Art
Rev. N. W. Knapp praises John Ruskin for giving away nearly all his fortune by 1877 to support workers clubs art education and social reform. He funded public galleries and museums and founded a guild to redeem waste lands. Ruskin lectured at Oxford led students into working poor streets and inspired Toynbee Green and others to aid the poor.
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Mr. Ruskin
London
Paria
Peabody
Switzerland
Cruikshank
William Stunt
Publi Schools
Worktaer
Great Britain
St. George's Guild
Amorunt
Greece
Sheffield
Tondon
Ives
Booth
Oxford
Arnold Toynbee
Ruskin
Whitechapel
John Richard Green
Green
Trondon
Rousseau
Goethe
Byron
N. W. Knapp
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Dodgeville Line Passenger Train Schedule Fragments
Dodgeville line shows passenger and freight movements with Chicago & Northwestern ties. Multiple train numbers, arrival and departure times, and connections at Freeport and Rock Island indicate through coaches and westbound connections to Milwaukee and Cedar Rapids.
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Deparve
Bamegnner
Kock Jutenc
Freighe
Aee i
Cloise
Kacina Sansantlies Madieon
Rockford
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Freeport
W. W
Baloit
Lelano O
Clinton
Dubuque
St. Paul
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
al Pointe West
Milwaukk
Kreepers
Savanna
Baggaxe
Czar Maintains Four Horse Carriage Services
The Russian, French, English and gala sets each include at least 50 horses. The Russian set travels with the emperor and is used with the English at Gatchina. Gala and French horses are housed in St. Petersburg at the Winter Palace stables. The gala turnout features 50 Hanoverian white horses with blue eyes and lavish harness.
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Russia
Gatchhina
St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Golden Medical Discovery pledged as cure for indigestion
An appeal extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive disorders and impure blood, claiming it builds flesh, improves appetite, and purifies the blood. A Kentucky writer reports relief after one bottle, and The People's Common Sense Adviser offers a free edition and mail order details from Buffalo, New York.
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Legion
Dr. Pierce
A. I. Gibbs
Russellville
Logan Co
People
Unclear fragment notes and names in archive
The readable text is fragmented and omits clear events or entities. It references geographic, personal, and organizational items in a broken string, lacking sufficient context for a coherent news item or identifiable figures.
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Avi
Hines
Young Gaines
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Tampa
Fla
Congress
Tramp
Maikel Olney
Canadas
Maria Barberi
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York Financial
San Jose
Generous Ruskin
Mia
Dengeimts
Humphreys! Mhd
COL
Wildlang Bty
White’ Mazel OM
Fubinat Candal
Friedrichehall Bitter
Hunjadi Yanoe
Ceriebad Oprudei
Viehy
Ratail Parc
Luino
Illinois Central
Trins
Weat
West
Warren
Galena
Ron of
Deparu
Eoes
Madison Line
Madison
Noltdarrivestm
Aitbangear
Cere
Dodgeville Line
Dodgeville
Sunda
Chicago & Northwestern
Luaves Freeport
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Ree Chicags
Bs Kreevur
Agen
J, B
Sweat
Business Directory
Freeport, Ill
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State Bark
Wectote
Dr. W. 8. Caldwall
D. C. Stoves
Jacob Schachsel
Fred Dorman
Wina Wagner
A. P. Goddard
Henry Baler
Devore
Louis Fosbh
J. G. Shumway
Boven
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Munn
Brookmeier
Sary Brookmeier
Mis
Preaidens
Prnaidant
West Haye
C. B. Hripwent
Pree
A. Bidwell
Knowlton Brothers
Soldiers' Monument
Freeart
Europe
Tay
Settinger
Collmann & Company Capital
Collmann
John 8
Collman
W. Graham
Srusansevoees
Jungkans
J. W. Henney
John Fosha
O. Collmann
Schulte
Kaarles Eh, Meyer
Ohn Sullivan
M. L. Parker
Galena ST
Wawly
Insurance
Benjamin .Rhodes
Iman Bank
Opstairs
Wareham
E. Wareham
Freeport, MI
H. Place
Kimmert & Burrel's
Stephenson &J
W. Tate
Ynom
Stephenson Street
Chicago Great Western
Paul
Minnespolis
Des Moines
Joseph
Eave Opty
Chicago Limited
Wee
Chicago Ord Tgrn
P.& KO
Lmited
Express
Brewster House
South Freeport
Paapag Ge
Medination
Tam
Fitz
Ae. Ese Geo Paes Sad Tk. Agt., Obicego
Forreston
Deparvesss
Frances Shimer
University of Chicago
Mount Carroll
Ill
Mt. Carroll Seminary
Idam
Gardner
Mt. Carroll
Vai Sured
Ontario Veterinary College
Ditomar’s Livery
C, Schmidt
Stephengen St
Holbrook's Old Atund
83Rd&wlyr
Cripple Creek
Colo
Peoria PI
Ofnysa Cripple Creek
Lia
ST. Hair
Chicago & Alton
R. R
R. Somerville
Adams Street
Marquette Building
Minoiag
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