Riot in Havana After Garcia Death Kills and Wounds Reported
Disturbances erupt in Havana with several killed and fourteen wounded after news of Gen. Garcia’s death. A French citizen was shot, Cuban and Spanish forces clash, and police restore order as casualties include Pedro Prese and Sever Tinines among others.
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Paris
Havana
Vilegretie
Ailegrette
Linz
Spain
Inguerra
Arti Fizal
Jesus Silolonga
Tan
Iy Linus
Fitaliagh Lee
Feruter Conauh
Tasstagnia Lomus
Pedro Prese
Sever Tinines
Elis
Conotean
Fleer Wreesis
Paris Unrest Prompts Heavy Police Presence
Riot deputies and republican guards confront anti Piogist protests in Paris as crowds swell. Millevaye urges restraint while praising orders to contain marchers and protect key officials amid a tense public display.
Dangerous counterfeit paws and related crimes across states
A chaotic OCR fragment reports counterfeiting involving standard silver dollars with dubious dating marks. It mentions a possible case linked to Oklahoma with a long court string and a widow named Mrs Potysen. It also notes a Los Angeles fire loss at Standard Oil, a Manila transport, a Paris Dreyfus rumor, and an California earthquake shock affecting Oakland and other areas.
Cuban General Calisto Garcia Dies in Washington
Gen Calisto Garcia a Cuban warrior and head of the Cuban commission to visit the United States died in Washington after pneumonia from a cold contracted in New York His last hours were marked by delirious orders to his son and staff for an expected battle involving 400 Spaniards. The change from Cuba's climate to Washington and New York contributed to his death following a banquet with Gen Miles.
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Washington
Calisto Garcia
Raleigh
Commissiont
Cuba
New York
Gen. Garcia
Miles
Miller Wins the Bike Race at Madison Square Garden
Miller of Chitazo last year’s six day champion won the great race at Madison Square Garden New York again this year. He beat his world record by twenty four miles and led Frank Waller of Boston by twenty two miles with thirty two starters and twelve finishers. The final scores list Waller Pierce Abberb Arensen Naw and Forstete among others with times ranging around one thousand miles in the long event.
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Waller
Charles W- Miller
Chitazo
Madison Square Garden
New York
Boston
Ailes
Boot Wallen
Pierce
Lawson
Arensen
Treaty 15 Signed in Paris After Meeting
Treaty of peace signed in Paris Saturday evening ending negotiations. The document, prepared by Secretary Maire for the United States and Senor Villa Rinla for Spain, subdivides into seventeen articles with English and Spanish lists. Copies were made for archives and participants to sign in the dust meeting without further controversy.
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Paris
Berg
Maere
United States Commission
Senor Villa Rinla
Spain
Chninishiona
Soldier Killed and Another Hurt on Berlin Transport
Late night at Norfolk transport Berlin in Newport News faced a deadly incident as Private Henry Refrett of First Kentucky regiment died and Private Henry Urehine was seriously injured after a winter guard struck two soldiers attempting to board without passes. Breline is expected to recover.
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Henry Refrett
Kentucky
Henry
Urehine
Aana Regina
Berlin
Newport News
Portefeo
Pase
Tina
Yeffert
Ater Breline
Designation of Colonel Bryan and Kansas political push under way
An unclear report notes Colonel Bryan of the Third Nebraska regiment and his resignation in Savannah Georgia with confusion over timing. The Kansas legislature under Governor Leedy discusses a railroad rate bill granting the state railroad board power to fix rates and district court authority, amid calls from Populist officials.
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Gol
Geyans
Wind
Bry
Selpaska
Savanah
Washington
Aris
Ta Dasa
Brean
Ordoy
Cala
Bryan
Gcolonel
Bryan Weanhd Nedther
Kansas
State
John W. Bretentia
Leedy
Dwyers by Winning and the Stones of Trade
The narrative chronicles Dwyers by Winning with Charles Daeser, owner of Stu Powis, claiming a $199 addition to a bank account from a trip to England. It notes coal mine workers in ME Vernon Jefferson County negotiating wages and a pending arbitration. The piece also mentions Marge veenope Port delivering the first cameo to Philadelphia via the Spanish port Kingswood, with cargo from Barcelona.
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Dwyers
Charles Daeser
Stu Powis
England
Wile Peal Sloan
John VY. McRane
ME. Vernon
Jefferson County
Tuine
Springs
Marge Veenope
Philadelpha
Theonbbreak
Spain
Kingswood
Carcelona
Pho Kingswood
Tragic Unknown Body Found in San Francisco
A body was found in San Francisco on Saturday with no identification. The deceased is believed to be a young child, and authorities have not yet released a name or further details.
Horrors of the Scaffold in Virginia Hanging
John Anderson, condemned for the Mate Saunders murder aboard the Olive Pecker, died in Norfolk jail after a rope broke on the first drop. Surgeons revived him, then he was rehung. within twenty three minutes life was pronounced extinct as the second drop killed him.
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Virginia
John Anderson
Mate Saunders
Olive Pecker
Norfolk
Anderson
Government Telegraph Operations Shifts to Cuba Post
Gen Greeley plans practical experience in U S government telegraph control Col Dunnoally ordered to Cuba to manage 2000 miles of lines left by Spain HQ Havana US forces to operate the network during occupation Oscar Strauss talks with the Turkish sultan on a satisfactory settlement Rockefeller fights property tax assessment Scovel restored to favor after exclusion from ships and reserves Neva flood disrupts St Petersburg Tunisia fortifications Lt Gov Talford to seek Ohio U S reimbursements in Washington
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Greeley
Signal Corps
Col. Dunnoally
Cuba
Havana
Spain
Ciba
United States
Train Collision Near Menominee Injures Several
A head on collision between Tay passenger trains near Menominee caused severe engine damage and several passengers to suffer minor injuries.
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Tay
Market Quotations Across Cities Include Hogs Sheep Wheat And Corn
Market notes from Chicago Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee and New York show varied quotations for hogs cattle sheep and grain. Prices span from No 2 red wheat around 67 to 70 cents, corn No 2 mixed to 34 cents, oats and rye with mixed estimates, and livestock bids from $5.50 to $86 per hundredweight for cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
Faa
Oata
Indianapolis
Selta
St. Eavsie
Toledo
Milwaukee
New ‘York
Plight of a farmer near Maurice cut loose by mill gearing
Gustavson a wealthy farmer near Maurice was badly injured when his coat and arm were caught in windmill gearing while oiling it. His arm was ground to bone and flesh torn from both sides. Rescuers freed him after over half an hour. four doctors could not amputate due to blood loss and shock. He is in serious condition but hoped to recover.
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Gustavson
Manticé
Moti
Iowa Railroads Boost Earnings by Twenty Percent
The 1898 Iowa annual railroad report shows total gross earnings up 20.6 percent while expenses rose 18.8 and employment up 12.7 across 35 railroads. Salaries increased for general officers. The report records continuing expansion in earnings and payrolls within the decade.
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Iowa
UR. US
Des Moines Station Purchase Signals Rock Island Expansion
Rock Island Railroad bought Des Moines property for a passenger station with $200000 budgeted for the depot. about $10000 will be used for something else and the remainder funds go into the structure. Conductor Mountford was killed at Adel when a runaway train shoved him between cars as twelve cars passed over him.
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Great Western
Des Moines
Brownfield
Robbing
Rock Island Railroad
Deyland
Mountford
E. Mountford
Fifty First Iowa sails for Manila amid Honolulu reception
The Fifty-first Iowa Regiment boarded the Pennsylvania for Manila after a hearty sendoff in Honolulu. Twenty-five men remained sick mainly with typhoid and malarial fevers, thought to have started after arrival. officials deem fever under control. The regiment’s baseball loss to Oulu College drew islanders’ praise for their soldiers.
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Honolulu
Pennsylvania
Manila
Fairchild
Ibis
Oulid’ College
Tionolning
Death records of Tuling H Graves and related Iowa figures
Death of Tuling H Graves, once a key Iowa river road builder and street railway founder, follows late 19th century reverses. Maj Mortimer Wigley of Cedar Rapids banks and university regent circles is noted. Marriage ties Omaha to Mary Allen Bork. Frank Troutman of Jareas survived a sandbagging robbery. injury leaves him unconscious and trails of the highwayman remain undiscovered.
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Tuling H. Graves
Julius KR. Graves
Iowa
Dubuqne
Tin
Mortimer Wigley
Merchants’ National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
The
State University
Omaha
Mary Allen Bork
Jaanes T. Allen
Fire destroys Burlington Jotes at Estherville
Fire totally leveled the Burlington Jotes at Estherville. All occupants awakened with difficulty and escaped from the burning building. No injuries reported. Property valued at 38,000 with 5,000 insurance.
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Burlington
Estherville
Postal Telegraph vows major system improvement in state
The Postal Telegraph Company has incorporated toward attention its reform of expanding a large sum for the improvement of its system in the state.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Congress Deliberates on Deficiency Bill and Hawaii Territory
In Washington, discussions focus on the urgent deficiency bill for army and navy, with President sending Hawallnod commission report. Senate debates a Maine monument bill and resolutions on colonial policy. House passes anti-sculpting bill 110 to 101, and both chambers adjourn for memorials to fallen members.
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Cannen
Hawalinod Commission
Hitt
Hoisé Sd
T. J. Northwar
Ohio
W. F. Lore
Alississisipi
Hale
Maine
Havana Harbor
Vermont
Dewey
Clark
Oregon
West
Orient
United States
Senate
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Mexico
Senor Romero
Cullom
Hawaii
House
Somme
Norlway
Ohin
Missingippi
Thoreday
Howe
Fragmented 19th century Congress notes mix politics and travel
The report lists four Graiths in Congress with five soon, naming MPs from Michigan and Liedgenstille. It mentions Mrs Diominia seeking a crown claim, Cuban relations in government, Berlin consuls report on German exports, Bishop Herst returning with funding for an American university, and a focus on postal savings bank bill amid a chaotic session.
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Deneral
Puwatian Islands
Washington
San Francisco
Congress
Tiawailian Islands
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