Evacuation Talks Delay Cuban Troop Deployments
American evacuation commission reports Cuba is not yet safe for large troop deployments and December is likely before further forces are needed. General Wade notes Spanish officers offer honorable discharges with back pay, estimating many soldiers may accept, possibly more than the evacuation commission's 15,090 figure.
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Gold Output Surges Worldwide Led by South Africa and U S
The annual mint report shows global gold production rising 160 percent year over year. The United States produced 63,869,000 fine ounces, Mexico 68,998,180, with South Africa at 57,638,801 and Australasia 55,654,182. Silver output reached 108,096,090 fine ounces, a record high and far above 1595 levels.
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Three Men Drown In Lake Michigan Skiff Capsize
A small skiff carrying Louis Baden Schaffer and another man capsized off Wilmette, five miles from shore, during a duck hunt as a heavy sea rose. Baden and the unnamed man drowned, Schaffer’s body was recovered after they clung to the wreck for over an hour.
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Indians Sentenced For Resisting Officer At Leech Lake
The Bear Island Indians surrendered at the Leech Lake agency and faced U S court in Duluth for resisting a United States officer on September 35 last. A jury found all guilty after about thirty five minutes. Anigo Lochren imposed fines and sentences including 190 dollars and jail time. Other items note a Toronto mother Strangles her three children due to dementia. Mass cotton mills plan four week shutdown. Lillian Russell freed from matrimony. Signor Perugini divorces wife in Jersey City chancery court.
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Naval Station at San Juan Orders Issued
Admiral Sehley appointed command at the San Juan de Puerto Rico naval station by the navy department. The unit evacuated by Spanish officials leaves property and personnel, with Sehley seeking to keep two or three civilian employees familiar with the station. A new officer will relieve Sehley soon as Comilla becomes a permanent southern strategic station.
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Big Strike at Cleveland Wire Works Sees Partial Return to Work
The big strike at American Wire Works in Cleveland Ohio faltered as the United States district court issued a restraining order. Walter Gillett led the men and most have paused, with about one in ten returning to the mill while others await follow up actions by the company and related mills.
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Illinois Strike Situation and Arrests at Virden
Superintendent Iakens and Superintendent Iukens were released on dead warrants connected to the strike. Iukens staggered a band Friday at Virden TL, then was freed from arrest and proceeded to Streator with a heavy troop escort. Warrants issued for T. G. Loucks and W. S. York of the Chicago Virden Coal Co., Deputy Webster headed to Chicago to serve them. Shots fired at daylight near the stockade caused alarm and tension.
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Admiralty Orders Restrict Repairs on Reserve Ships
Dispatches report that the admiralty forbids deck repairs on ships of reserve squadrons unless work can be finished within forty eight hours. Other items note balloonists in Vancouver, a Transvaal loan offer, bank delinquencies, executions in Crete, tunnel collapses, and diverse commodity price reports across major markets.
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The Week in Trade Across the Global Market
The weekly trade review notes rising foreign demand for American products despite political uncertainties abroad. Europe’s gold flows, exchange tensions, and the Moyland France Upper Nile stalemate shape markets. Wheat, cotton, wool, iron and steel show mixed signals as failures rise in the United States versus last year.
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Marchand report omits Kitchener arrival at Fashoda
Marchand's Cairo to Paris dispatch excludes Gen. Kitchener and the Fashoda arrival. The account details expedition episodes, route, occupied places, flag raising, local treaties, and dervish encounter, noting abundant supplies by August 20. Some doubt Capt Baratier bears a verbal report British telegraph lines may distrust.
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Silver Republican Emblem Vote Sparks Fusion Support
Senator Feller criticizes Colorado supreme court ruling awarding the silver Republican name and emblem to the Broad anti-Telley faction. He says the emblem becomes fraud on the water rather than protection and that silver Republicans will back the fusion ticket, filed by petition, aiming for a strong win despite the court decision.
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Col Bryan Excused From Testifying Before Commission
The war investigating commission finished in Jacksonville Illinois after four days. Col W J Bryan of the Third Nebraska asked to be excused from testifying and proposed his lieutenant colonel be examined instead. Gov. Beaver approved the request with the commission’s consent to excusal and to send up the lieutenant colonel Sam Alferton. In other items, Mrs Katherine Br Allerton and James Johnstone were buried in New York and prepared for Europe. A premature explosion during a gun salute at Kokouto killed James Jones and injured another. Reports from Hong Kong and Yokohama claimed Ming Chang and the dowager empress of China were secretly married.
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Dreyfus Arrives in Paris Confined at Mont Valérien Fortress
An evening Paris edition states Captain Dreyfus has landed in Paris and is confined at the fortress on Mont Valérien, where he faces social exile.
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PHD HAWKEYE SPATE! Grand Lodge Session Notes Nominations
The Grand Lodge held a session with nominations and debates on location for Orphaee Home. Key officers named include Grand Master, Grand Secretary, and Grand Treasurer with a future meeting planned in Waterloo. The Rebekah State Assembly elected officers: President Mrs. Claucho Quigley, Vice President Mrs. Agues Mercer, and others.
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Stadler Surrenders After Inquest Speaks Only Through Attorney
Stadler surrendered to police after being accused of poisoning his wife with morphine. He and his attorney declined to speak beyond stating he did not attend the inquest and acted under public pressure. The case follows a troubling sequence of alleged drugging and a fatal event, leaving the full facts to the inquest. Other incidents in the region include a steamer sinking near Clarence, Neb, with deaths and missing crew, and local poison rumors in Bisco. A Cedar Rapids man died in an industrial accident, and Iowa Boy H H Stover, youngest son of M T Stover, died in Manila. Police in Webster County report horse thefts and a man charged with second-degree murder in Woodbury County. State contracts awarded for supplying institutions with drugs and hardware to Des Moines firms.
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Supreme Court Reverses Conviction in Bank Case Saga
A Transcribed Supreme Court decision reverses the 1900s conviction of a banker from Jah Hawk County for receiving a $1900 deposit at Clark. The ruling affects Cedar Rapids National Bank insolvency issues and references related stock and corporate concerns. The report also notes broader court actions across Keokuk and Muscatine regions and mentions casualties and local officials.
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Truck Crash Injures Two Near Rock Rapids
A rain swept collision involving a truck and a train near Rock Rapids injured two men, John Rolfe and Vig Wrufses. Rolfe escaped serious harm while the other passenger sustained injuries. The cargo wagon was damaged but the train and driver were unharmed.
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