Isle of Pines Fate and Other World News Tids
A condensed review notes the United States will retain the Isle of Pines with fortifications planned, amid Cuba’s postwar disposition. It also covers a river train wreck near Beaver, Pa with one drowned and four injured, a plot against Lord Roberts thwarted in Johannesburg, Senator Cushman Kellogg Davis dead, Lorain wind damage, Germany resisting Ottoman cession, and a Vancouver climber sighting with local damage reports.
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Isle of Pines
United States
Cuba
Washington Dispatch
New York Journal
Unitha Sta
Root
Nebraska Board of Transportation Faces Unconstitutionality Ruling
The Nebraska Supreme Court declares the act creating the State board of transportation unconstitutional and inoperative after Burlington and Northwestern railroads challenged the board’s jurisdiction over lower livestock and grain rates. The five-member board was created in 1885 by state law.
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Nebraska
Ayreme Court
Norval
Soyth
Burlington and Northwestern
State Board of Transportation
Will Erect Awn Iron Plant In Youngstown Ohio
A large bar iron sheet and tube plant will be built in Youngstown Ohio employing at least 1,000 workers. The facility will include puddle mills three finishing mills butt and lap weld tube mills for wrought iron pipe ten hot sheet mills and a galvanizing department.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Postals Costs Rise as Office Salaries and Stations Grow
A report by George Beavers details significant increases in postal salaries and allowances. It notes one year's total salaries of 67 423 600 and a rise in presidential offices to 4 260 with 42 new full stations and 8 265 substations established. The average postmaster salary reached 1 74 and rents for leased buildings rose to 22 908.
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George Beavers
Military
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Bent Arrives in Seattle After Nome Voyage Through Storm
The revenue cutter Bent reaches Seattle from Nome amid a gale near Cape Flattery. Deputy Marshal Becker on board reports convicts transported aboard the Bear with charges including grand larceny and assault with deadly weapon as listed for transfer to McNeill's Island for sentencing. Alderman John M. Higgins of Indianapolis faces a bribe charge after jury verdict of soliciting a bribe from D. M. Parry. The article notes wheat trade fluctuations and ongoing crop prospects amid varied prices and abundant supplies.
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Broughe
Bent
Seattle
Nome
Fe Baer
Cape Flattery
Cok
Wright
Toa
Becker
Etx
Reves Raknsiens
Meauelneaseri
Omng
Jon West
Glaydys Shores
Albert de Kole
McNeill
Taland
John M. Higgins
Fifteenth
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Ghana
Corarad
Chapeeser
Bridge Breaks Under Train on Monon Line
Engineer O'Hern saved passengers on a Monon passenger train when a wooden trestle on the Wabash bridge at Delphi Indiana failed. Three ribs of iron stringers broke and the bridge settled the engine on the abutment thirty five feet from the ground as the engineer entered the bridge slowly despite no orders to do so.
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O'Hern
Wabash
Delphi
Ind
Watch and bet cause arrest in Lima pocket-picking case
In Lima Ohio William Bigelow caused the arrest of his sweetheart Miss Zella Mullahan on a pocket-picking charge. He had wagered his watch against Miss Mullahan's ring in marriage that Bryan would win the election and the watch lay in the mother's hands as stake. After the election Bigelow demanded the watch back, but Mullahan refused.
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Lima
Ohio
William Bigelow
Zella Mullahan
Bigelow
Miss Mullahan
Bryan
Supreme Court Opinion Threatens Western Nebraska Irrigation
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruling states that owners adjacent to a stream may tie water without diminution, potentially ending irrigation prospects for western areas. The decision's complex provisos leave western Nebraska with little hope for future irrigation developments.
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Nebraska
State Supreme Court
Market Prices and Grain Rates Across Cities
The clipping lists commodity quotes for Chicago Cincinnati and Detroit markets including cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and eggs with price ranges and grade notes. It shows variability in No 2 red wheat No 2 corn and No 2 white oats across cities and time.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York Still Leads Nation in Population Growth
The census director reports New York remains the dominant population center among states with a substantial lead over rivals. The ten year growth figures show New York adding many residents while other states fall behind.
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United Stati
New York
Saas
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Minner
Cleveland
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Cushman Kellogg
Lorain
Bt. Lawrence
Reer & W
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Germany
Turkey
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Red Sea
Vancouver
Edward
Martin's
Peor Zesten
Saugerties
N. Y
Andrew McGuire
Saugerden
McGuire
Rochester
Teresa Keating
New York Central Railroad
Miss Keating
Perry
Fanny Payne
Joseph Wilder
Pere Marquette Railway Company
Lake Michigan
Gov. Murphy
Arizona
John Echols
King Assery
Behols
Thomas Farley
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Alderman
South
Atlanta
Robert Thomas
Texas
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James P. Goodwin
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Memphis
Ellis
Frank Spearmaker
London
End of Insurance Company
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Minnesota
Northwiastern Mutual Casualty Insurance Company
St. Paul
Alter Megear
Philadelphia
John C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
Owensboro
John Creppa Wyckliffe Beckham
Jean Raphael Fuqua
Wolf River
Memphis, Tenn
Itabanke
W. H. Lawrence
Dover Bay
W. M. Meredith
Miinels
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Arthur Sullivan
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Iron Mountain
Gifford
Ark
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