Denver Lands 120 Sailors in Havana Amid Tense Uprising Fears
Reports from Havana, Sept 1, say 120 U S sailors from the protected cruiser Denver landed and camped before President Palma's palace amid fears of uprisings or attacks. Washington later ordered restraint, stressing the landing followed a formal request relayed by Chargé Sleeper at Havana.
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Sailor Ordered to Retire to Vessel for Guard Duty
A fragmentary report notes a crew member was directed to immediately retire to the vessel and provide a small guard for the United States relation. The text is incomplete but indicates official military or naval duty assignment.
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Ning Nee
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Sailors landed at Havana to protect U.S. citizens officials say
An official report confirms a small legation guard remained aboard the Denver while sailors were stationed in Havana to shield lives and property of United States citizens. The action followed talks between Sleeper the charge d affaires and the naval commander, with no intent to threaten broader U.S. interests.
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Denver
Sleeper
Havin
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Republic
Washington
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Thuvaila
Catan
US Marines Land Near Plaza de Armas in Havana
The text describes a tense scene in Havana with a US cruiser and men landing near the Plaza de Armas after a meeting between President and the American Charge dAffaires. Marines and field howitzers are sent ashore as a precaution to protect US interests amid questions about Cuba’s ability to maintain order.
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Plaza de Armas
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Sleeper Qaid
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Landing of Dnited States force prompts surrender offers
In Havana last evening a clash arose when an accredited delegation from Alfredo Zayas’s Liberal party and insurgent leaders urged Commander Colwell to accept surrenders of their arms. Colwell declined, advising contacting Washington. Reports from Pinar del Rio and Matanzas state interrupted telegraph, with Santa Clara and Puerto Principe provinces showing mixed insurgent activity and property damage in southern plantations. Boston reception for Vice President Fairbanks delayed by public business. William Loch and George Thompson plan a big game hunting trip in Yellowstone country.
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Patma
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Santa Clara
Puerto Principe
Sattinga
Why Adulterated Paint is Dear
A make of adulterated white lead scoffs at purity yet admits that barytes sublimed lead gypsum and whiting adulterate paint. When such substitutes are passed for white lead buyers pay premium for useless goods. Roy says Polish Russia is linked with revolutionists. The article notes labor protests, a Seattle defeat for municipal ownership, and other political items.
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Jealous Dastard's Work Ends in Double Tragedy
Washington on September 14 reports 82 year old shoemaker Joseph Pivo shot and killed 17 year old Tarey Sedee and then attempted to take his own life. Jealousy was cited as the motive.
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Joseph Pivolittechic
Tarey Sedee
Politicians Convicted in Portland Land Frauds
Reported convictions include State Senator Franklin Pierce Mayo ex Representative Willard J. Jones and George Sorenson. Postmaster David G. Owen of Milwaukee elected president of Wisconsin Postmasters' association. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen allocates 1000 dollars for Western Federation of Miners relief. Chile reports further earthquake shocks between Santiago and Maule.
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Franklin Pierce Mayo
Willard J. Tones
George Sorenson
Portland
David G. Owen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Postmasters’ Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Western Federation of Aibers
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Chile
Corbin Opposes Beer Sales in Army Transport Policy
Washington September 4 Lieutenant General Henry Corbin laments a repeal of the prohibition on beer and light wines in reinforced exchanges. He argues for a mild, affordable beverage under strict control to prevent soldiers from frequenting nearby dives and losing funds to gamblers and thieves. He also condemns the multi pass provision of the rate law which removed railroad half rates for soldiers’ families, affecting many officers and enlisted men.
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Fragmentary passage on officers and men on leave
A partial sentence notes officers and "nfisted" men themselves when traveling on leave of absence, indicating an unclear or garbled report about personnel on leave. The line hints at supervisory or disciplinary context but lacks concrete names or actions.
New Mexico Democrats Nominate Larrazola for Congress
Santa Fe Sept 14 The Democratic territorial convention nominated O A Larrazola of Las Verna as its congress delegate after a session that lasted from Wednesday morning to near noon yesterday. Resolutions backing William Jennings Bryan for the presidency and joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona drew cheers.
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O. A. Larrazola
Las Verna
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IWA
New Mexico
Arizona
Death of Panter O Day at Royan France
New York dispatch reports Panter O Day chief Standard Oil official died in Royan France at age 62 He led the pipeline division and had long ties with the Rockefellers Known as a lead figure in oil wealth and industry news notes. Glasgow Sept 1 John Ward managing director of Denny and Tros builders of Shamrocks sails to New York Proposals from Tennys to Sir Chemis Lipton for Shamrock IV construction said to be offered with design and build control.
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Panter O'Day
Standard OW
Royan
France
O'Day
Standard OH Company
Rockefellers
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Glasgoow
John Ward
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Chemis Lipton
Henry Acting Suspiciously in Life Gossip
A narrator records a domestic exchange where Agnes questions Henry's behavior and suspects a conscience burden. Agnes notes Henry has stopped his late nights and wonders if something is amiss as Methern adds doubt to the couple's situation.
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