Spain Accepts Terms as US Demands Are Met
Delegations in Paris reported Spain’s acceptance of American conditions to cede Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. The United States to pay 520,000,000 in a treaty framework, with commissions to draft articles by Monday. Spain cited avoiding further bloodshed and disorder while bowing to the victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Jaintj Pears Commission
Paris
Anadecrekh—Pily
United States
Rios
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
United State
Atonday
Wrecks Flood New England Coast In Weekend Storm
Dozens of vessels including logs schooners and coal barges were lost or driven ashore along the New England coast during a late Saturday night and Sunday morning storm. Casualties and missing ships are reported from Massachusetts towns as wreckage lines beaches and harbors from Gloucester to New London. Emergency crews scour the coast for survivors and salvage opportunities amid widespread devastation and tangled hulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soares
Julves Laat
Uaghans
Portas
Matsachusetts
New London
Masaachsetts
Collision Avoided as Transpork Chester Runs Aground
A damaged transport Chester with 18 mule cranes from Savannah seeks Neavitag but runs ashore after a near collision with Gavannah sheanet. The vessel stalls in the channel before a redzeboat intervenes, aiding the damaged craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transpork
Chester
Pom Cortba
Hana
Bavaneiets
Gifantis Watt
Savannah
Neavitag
Nua
Tao
Explosion in Havana Disastrous Cartridges Cause Fatalities
An explosion in Havana injures and possibly kills multiple people due to mishandled dynamite and stored cartridges. Private base storage and careless handling led to a blast near Santa Clara, damaging rooms and scattering boxes. Authorities investigate the incident and assess casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beteech
Santa Clara
Preyfus Health Telegram From Husband
Telegram received by French authorities reports husband’s joy at wife’s improving health. Message notes moral and physical strength, mentions Blanco and a position in Cuba. Text includes distracting garble about officials and governance words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preyfus
Dreyfus
Tio Frenchy
Hee Nosband
Fragmentary OCR Item From Hazy Page
An unreadable OCR fragment references a French cabinet and a Chinese railroad context with ambiguous names and dates. The text is highly corrupted and lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize.
Steam Explosion Blasts River Steamer T. C. Walker Injuring Dozen
A boiler steam drum burst on the T. C. Walker after leaving San Francisco, blowing apart the upper deck and leaving eleven injured and many others harmed or frightened. The Dauntless aided, transferring wounded onboard. cause unknown.
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Brockeon
Cal
T. C. Walker
San Francisco
Stackton
Dauntleas
San Franicisco
Record Breaking November Blizzard Strikes New England
A destructive November blizzard swept the eastern states, causing traffic paralysis and telecommunication outages across New England. The storm surged off the coast with high winds and heavy snow, washing out rail lines and destroying coastal roads. Several deaths were reported due to the storm and ensuing accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Cea
Weatio Dhurean
Treaty reshapes balance of power in Europe
Fragmented text reports that a new treaty among France and Italy shifts continental power, aligning France with Italy and hampering Britain. Observers warn against possible realignment, with implications for the United States and the major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Itaty
Frances
Haly
Dave
Europe
United States
Pal 'Y
Aksliner
London
Notable actor Couldock dies in New York City
Charles W. Couldock, famed actor known for Duustan Kirke in Hazel Kirte roles, dies at his New York home after a long illness. Born in London on April 26, 1836, he first performed at 21 at Sadler Wells Theatre and achieved lasting fame on stage.
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Dietor
New York City
Deepay
Charles W. Coulthark
Trinday
New York
Couldock
Charles W. Couldeck
Long Acre
London
Sadler Wells Theater
Bonilon
Couldeck
Duustan Kirke
Hazel Kirte
Million Dollar Failure Forces Grant C Gillett's Withdrawal
Grant C Gillett of Woodbine Kansas faces an attachment suit for 40000 filed by the Gius spia Commissions Company of Kansas City. His liabilities are cited as over a million dollars as creditors seek his cattle scattered across Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas.
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Grant C. Gilett
Woodbine
Kan
South West
Abilene
Grant C. Gillett
Gius@spia Commissions Company
Kansas City
Gillett
Hig Holdings
W. Naitl
Onéa
Texas
Meaill
Ecoming
Gillatt
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Nera Ara
Woodbing Ranch
Gilletts
County Register
Gillet
Kentucky Mob Foiled at Glasgow Jail Guards Stand Fast
Early morning in Glasgow a mob of about fifty men gathered to lynch prisoners Rebert Grown and Johnson Franklin. Guards fired seven shots to warn them off as dawn broke. The jail remained guarded for about half an hour before the rioters dispersed after being assured duty would be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Gla
Sherman
Free Man James McNally Reemerges After Joliet Term
James McNally known as King of the Green Goods is released from Joliet state penitentiary after serving a three year sentence for violating postal laws. The report also notes other varied items including shipping news, health measures in San Francisco, and a Wichita, Kansas safe-towing incident involving several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies McNally
Stoliet
James McNally
Green Fools Men
Ye Titinois State
Hawaa
Joliet
Chicago
McNally
United States
Market Quotations Summary from Chicago to St Louis and more
The report compiles bid ranges across multiple markets for cattle hogs sheep and grains in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo and Milwaukee. It lists No 2 red wheat No 2 white corn oats rye and other grain prices with various grade specifications and per bushel figures. It notes cattle hog and sheep prices and regional variations including futures style quotes and bid intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Catile
Cincinnati-Cattio
Detroit
Gomt
Haze
Whear
Burlington Train Wreck Near Burlington Injures Many
The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern passenger train No. 6 derailed six miles north of Burlington on Thanksgiving Day. Five cars left the track. the flag coach rolled over twice into a ditch. One woman died and a child was fatally hurt. numerous others were severely or lightly injured. Names include Mrs Catharine Davis and Amanda Harmes among the dead and injured.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern
Catharine Davis
Columbus
Amanda Harmes
Harmes
Masfeld
Minn
Hack
Estella Bowen
Buckhorn
A. B. Gates
Welcome
Ee Tavia
Faltonbater
Mamburg
Myrtle Haywood
Low
Fatls
Lizzie Bluthay
Kingston
S. H. Wilson
Pleasant Groge
Laurilie Banschier Fuebie
Calo
Glen Gates
Boy
Richmond
Pinekneyville
Lil
Julia Minister
Galland
August
Flarmes
Max6elil
Mitin
Oleetogge
Maxfield
John Fves
Brakemat
Aldrew. West
Fellspurg
Kar
C.J. Kieburtz
Assumption
Charles Johnson
Montrose
Ue Robinson
Ford River
Pich
A. Breutick
Minneapolis
Loewm
Notorious Convent Drifter Arrested for Forgery
Reverend George B L Parrish once a preacher and prosecutor, now linked to forgery crimes in Saint Swich and Sioux City case files. Detectives trace him over three years as other forgeries surface in Hey. Mark Thorpeon dies, and Phillip B E Cary faces delirium at county jail, with unclear links to the main suspect.
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Deinister
Prigga
George BL Parrish
Marstarltown
Utinais
Siaidswich
Caidy
Syc~amore
Folieh
Patrosh
Hey
Mark ‘Thourpeon
Amy
Phorjas Wey
Bart
Phillip BE
Cary
Sioux City
Bin
Tr Knayr
Fragmentary note on Carson land and a residence
An incomplete report describes an area of Carson tied to a house and land parcel. It mentions a building, a road, and a street with partial references to a person named James and an investigation. The text alludes to a residence at Carson and a revived district detail but remains unclear.
Big Foot ball Games West Championship Decided by Score
Michigan defeated Chicago 13 to 12 on Thanksgiving day to win the Western football championship. Wolverines outplayed the Maroons in the first half, but Chicago rallied in the second. Widman ran 64 yards for a Michigan TD and Herschberger kicked a 46 yard field goal for Chicago. Chicago AA beat Dartmouth 18 to 4 earlier. Wisconsin crushed Northwestern 47 to 0 with O’Dea’s 60 yard drop kick noted.
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I2te Ll — Michizen
Chicago
Wolverines
Maroons
Widman
Ann Arbor
Herschberger
Chicago Athletic Association
Dartmouth University
Northwestern University
University of Wisconsin
Patrick O'Dea
North Western
Cline
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Igens
Amnigan
University of Chicago
ULA
Dartmouth
Winds
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Cornell & Oberlin If
Purdue
University
Kebraska
Riot in Anniston Ends in Deaths and Arrests
Reports from Anniston Alabama describe a violent clash between white soldiers and Black troops. Two Black soldiers were killed and several whites injured amid street fighting near a camp area. Provost guards faced gunfire as white mobs looted and authorities moved to restore order.
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Anniston
Ala
Tenth Street
Plunges Down 4 Bank Train Wreck Near Burviingigu
A passenger train on the Furuachin line north of Burviingigu derailed after leaving the rails and plunged down an embankment. Several passengers were injured or killed as cars tumbled, with wreckage strewn along the slope and reports noting severed coach sections and extensive damage to coaches and baggage cars.
Obituary notes and veteran memorials from a late 19th century page
A jumble of notices honors veterans from the Mexican and Civil Wars, mentions officers and widows, and records deaths in St Louis and surrounding areas. It includes references to Ashin Langer, Leroy Wiles, Samuel Haskell, Jobe Capps, Caroline G'Palien, John O'Fallon, John Z. Overton, Frederick D. Sanguinel, and Mary HF Garcell, among others, with ages and places such as Toland, Peoria, St Louis, and Miopolis. The column reflects a mix of obituaries, anniversaries, and veteran associations.
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Alva
Walker
Abonree
Miles
Toland
Baivate Leroy Wiles
Peoria
Solidiers
Ashin Langer
Samuel Spring
Haskell
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
Sir Jobe Capps
Miopolis
Santumon Gomity
Springfield
Caroline G'Palien
St. Louis
John O'Fallon
John Z. Overton
St. Joseph
Spain
Frederick D. Sanguinel
Brang Avenue
Mary HF. Garcell
Flambridge
Thomas King Carrall
Mary
Anna ' Es
Death rates and wounds in naval squadrons under Admiral Sampson
The surgeon general reports on the Nécth Atlantic squadron and Admiral Sampson, noting 12 deaths among 5,516 men and a rate of 247 per 1,000, with causes including pneumonia, constriction, alcoholism, wounds, and drowning. Admiral Deer's squadron had 6 deaths among 2,261 men at 2.65 per 1,000, from diarrhea morbus, appendicitis, drowning, self-harm, alcoholic poison, and wounds.
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Sampson
Admiral Deer
Diolera
Morbus
Gay Yy
Explosion at Lamotte packing plant hurts workers
A powder mill explosion at the Hercules powder mill near Lamotte Missouri injures six men at work in the packing house. Debris scatters pieces of flesh and bone over a half mile radius. eyes witness none. Cause unknown, speculation ties to loose powder on the floor.
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Lamotte
Laura
Keokukail
Guiney
AES
Odeck
Inieketa
Leb Che
Thanksgiving at Santiago Postponed by Heat Wave
Thanksgiving was observed in Santiago de Cuba with heat delaying outdoor events. Proclamations by Gen. Wood suspended most business at the palace and wharves while American troops limited work. A historic first for the city, with 105 degree heat and several baseball and football games postponed. The evening featured dinners and entertainments by American officers and Cubans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane Gaga de Gulia
Fortunе in Klondike Narrows as Dan son City Prospectors Arrive
Frank Sinens arrives in New York after a year in the Yukon with $140,000 in gold dust and a fortune near a half million. He traveled penniless to Dawson City and began prospecting buying property, eyeing Lip claims and early returns in Dawson City.
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New Yyorker
Danson City
Frank
Sinens
New York
Dawson City
Lip
Eyephiar le
Sta
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HULL
Hall, Iowa
Sioux Conhiy
ANGLE
Sii
Dolars
Heston Harbor
Glouengiar
Vinerard Haven
Manela
Elies
Pestana
Havana
Blanco
Deeres
Manco
al Cuba
Ata
Jas
Coulback
Dean
Wade
St. Louls
St. Louisa Cunha
West Varia Tslands
Dlughea Sprug
Tex
Au Titer
Davi
Ray Moone
Heine
Chaptain
Eaba
Castellanos
Matatzas
Laur Milea
Meridan
Miss
Assantea
Gopkies University Iuihiio
Rosario
Lys Patidore
Kentucky
Cromartyebne
Newfoundland
Philadelphia
Moudar
Vaduarisa
Hill
Safeoragiern
Dail
Jesse Appling
Dil Belork
Frank Cheanes
Sal Jehn Viers
Salab
Wichita
Alford Lup Audie
Hawkeye
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Larling'on
Fort Madison
Keokwkane
Durlington
Maeyor Jorday
Reutofk Kedullag
Ao Nickel
Deane
Elin Elty
Raatling
Rey
Quincy
Hannibal
Wholeanis Grocer Association
Conned
Dlate Faul
Weltrastia
Association For the Purposa
Lincolny
Geedit Syeien
Corinis
Erasion
Fondantan
Stoner
Rafessionali
Ehsanise
Bend
Shield
Derian
Ghana
Carson
James
Che Carson Treise
Bariutss
M Res
Falin
Syiundy
Third Alabama Regiment
Ginn
Galby
Peruana
Merce Knaeves
Searie Pool
Mir Republic
Washington
Capitol
Dione
Rome
Spada Pepo
Cerhan
Fedippiie
Emir
Ebonigationa
Trive
Borofarda
Bank of Spain
Agat Ledat
Perlinga
Meitinler
Tim Johnegn
Travid Copperfield
Tawharie Mack, Ther
Santiago
Klondike
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