Cuban Patriot Sanguilly Faces Duty and Citizenship Risk
Philadelphia reports Julio Sanguilly, Cuban patriot and American citizen, ordered by Gen. Gomez to report for insurgent duty. If he obeys he risks forfeiting citizenship. if he refuses he faces dishonorable discharge from the Cuban army by December 10.
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Philadelphia
New York
Julio Sanguilly
Gen. Gomez
Sanguilly
Havana
Morro Castle
Urs
Spain
Sauguilly
Gomez
Sherman
Atlanta Murder Sensation: Prominent Businessmen Arrested
In Atlanta a patrolman was killed while shadowing a burglar at the wholesale whisky house of L. Sternan. The suspect firm, including Steinat, is under arrest as the case unfolds with a receivership for Steinau and an ongoing police probe.
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Atlanta
D. T. Ponder
L. Sternan
Firma
Ponder
Steinat
Willard Makes Assignment in Mascaro Minnesota
Juhin A Willard a well known and millionaire and banker has made an assignment. His direct liabilities are about 450000 and all assets are largely real estate. Indirect liabilities are approximately 23000. The case concerns a mostly real estate portfolio with years of ownership.
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Willard
Minn
Juhin A. Willard
Corey
Jjig
May Gause Bloodshed and Anarchy in Two Cities
Reports describe May Gause bloodshed as Secretary Ryan of the Silingia Mineral Union travels to the capital to protest mining imports while the governor is away. New York anarchists mark the Chicago executions with a Clarendon Hall gathering of about 500, where speakers denounce the government and claim one bomb killed in Waymarket. In West Virginia Milton Hickman, gang leader, is shot near a church by Deputy U.S. Marshal Rader and a posse. Hickman and two associates are wounded, with a pursuit through mountains near Middlety.
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Springfield
Tih
Ryan
Silingia Mineral Union
Proteas
New York
Kred
Chicago
Clarendon Halis
Johan Alost
Elck
Onadawa
Wistox
W. Va
Milton Fickman
United Tales
Rader
Hickman
Moniner’s Bench
Middlety
Crank Appears at White House Demands President
A man demanded to see the president at the White House on Tuesday morning claiming mistreatment by Mr Kinley. He was not persistent and was escorted to the police and locked up. The name Henry Steckett was given, but it is not in the directory.
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White House
WasttingTon
Mr. Kinley
Mwe
Henry Steckett
Murderer Shoots Wife Then Slashes Own Arm
Charles Schiegel killed his wife Caroline at their New York home on Wednesday with a gun. He then wounded himself with a shoemaker's knife, slashing his left arm, and was arrested shortly after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Schiegel
Caroline
Tie
No protest planned in Havana prisoners case by state department
Washington officials say there will be no protest against proceedings in the Havana prisoners case at this time. Future action depends on the outcome of the court martial.
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Washington
State Department
Havana
Fire Destroys Warehouses in Tanisville Area
A large blaze damaged four story buildings in the Tanisville district in Kentucky early Monday morning. The fire affected the Trieadford and Lawson wholesale millinery depots and the Benjamin and Aller boot and shine wholesale, causing estimated losses of 150000. Contents were reportedly insured. The New York weekly loan statement notes reserves around 3.09 million with 32.087 million in excess of legal requirements.
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Louisville
Trradford & Lawson
Deaters
Tanisville
Benjamin & Aller
Whalesale
Boots and Shines
Seeeonreme
New York
Hannis Taylor Speaks to Clarify Political Stand
Hannis Faytor former minister to Spain declares the administration bears no responsibility for his private acts. He states the recent publications were his sole responsibility and expresses support for the current administration’s patriotic duties.
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Hannis Faytor
Spain
Anyong
National Life Insurance Company Officers Ousted
Commissioner Betts publishes the investigation report on the National Life Association of Hartford. It shows attempts to mislead the insurance department and calls for the resignation of President Fletcher and Director Wilbur, plus voluntary resignations from HH. Braman and a company reorganization.
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National Life Insurance Company
Frederick Abetts
Cincinnati
National Life Association of
Bartford
Fletcher
Wilbur
HH. TF. Braman
Insurance Department
Association
Arrests Shock Philadelphia Officials Over Fake Naturalization Papers
Authorities in Philadelphia arrest several city and federal employees on charges of conspiracy and issuing fraudulent naturalization papers. Named detainees include Eugene Lindrey a notary clerk and Richard Merrick with son John, both clerks for the U S Circuit Court. More arrests are anticipated as investigators say papers sold for seventeen dollars each. Bail was set for the next hearing.
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Philadelphia
United States
Eugene Lindrey
Richard Merrick
John
United States Circuit Court
Robbers Destroy Speech of Market Street Victim
A street robbery in Chicago near the Lakr Sivas elevated structure left a cook named Kastner throat cut and speech destroyed after robbers, finding nothing of value, attacked him and fled. The victim, identified as Kastner, lost his power of speech from the wound.
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WiHam Waster
Market Street
Chicago
Pargleer
Kastner
Robhera
Eucapedl
Federal Judge Confirms Union Pacific Foreclosure Sale
Judge W I Sanborn of the United States circuit court at St Paul confirmed the government foreclosure sale of the mainline of the Union Pacific Railroad. The November 1 Omaha sale saw the reorganization committee bid upwards of 58 million dollars on the government claim. A second sale on November 2 covered the first mortgage bonds controlled by the committee.
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Union Dpagitic
Sanbhorn
W. I. Sanborn
United States Clicuit Court
St. Paul
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Luetgert Trial Costs Questioned After Officials Flee
State's attorney Doncan of Cook County and Deputy Comptroller Monaghan fled with funds tied to the Luetgert case expenses. Actual expenses by the state's attorney totaled 35,735 with a county appropriation of 5,000. Total trial costs reached 88,806 including juror salaries and meals, with 2,795 spent on expert testimony.
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Coat
Luedgert
Doncan
Cook County
Niingis
Monaghan
Luetgert
German minister attacked in Shanghai by Wu Chang mob
A Shanghai dispatch reports the German gunboat Cormorant and the German minister to China were attacked by a mob in Wu Chang on the Yangtze River. The attackers reportedly stoned the German flag and injured the minister who calls for punishment.
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Chiineac
Shanghai
China
Wu Chang
Doo-Pee
First Annual Chicago Horac Show Ends in Success
The first annual horse show in Chicago concluded Saturday, drawing strong attendance and exhibitor turnout. Organizers report high success, planning to make the event an annual feature due to its financial gains and popular reception.
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Chicago
Farmers' Loan and Savings Company to wind up affairs
Toronto directors propose gradual voluntary liquidation with assets totaling 2 809 000 and liabilities of 253 000 amid discussion of winding up the company. May. Major Moses P. Vandy, special commissioner, returns from Paris exposition with reports of progress and warnings for the campaign week.
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Farmers’ Loan and Savings Company of Toronto, Ont
Uirans
Capeitas
Handy
Europe
Moses P. Vandy
Tyagval Staves
Paris
Durrant Not to Be Spared by Supreme Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the California Circuit Court ruling denying habeas corpus for Theodore Durrant, sentenced to death for the murder of Anche Lamont in San Francisco in April 189. The decision clears the path to Durrant’s execution and likely affects five other death-row cases.
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Theodore Durrant
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of California
William Theury
Theodore Durrart
Anche Lamont
San Francisco
Unite States Court
Durrant
Tarrai
Brown University President Denounces Tax System at Memorial Meeting
President Benjamin Andrews of Brown University and actor F James A Jierne spoke at the Henry George memorial in Providence Sunday night. Andrews defended Henry George's land tax theory, attacked taxation, and urged reform, saying many fear the present system and calling for sweeping changes.
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Brown University
Benjamin Andrews
James A. Jierne
Henry George
Providence
AL L
Andrews
Geary
Ty Cage
George
Daxation
Three Whaling Crew Members Plot Fire to Flee to Alaska
The whaling bark John Winthrop from the Pacific reports July events in San Francisco. Crew members Krueger Digman and others conspired to destroy the vessel and reach the Alaskan coast for gold, stealing tar and turpentine and starting a fire in the forehold before it was extinguished. Digman confessed Krueger as the plot originator and both were jailed.
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John WN
Winthrep
Han
San Francisco
Gayhead
Alaskan
Digmas
Kruger
Grain for Europe A Tig Fleet Ships From Philadelphia
A fleet of twenty seven steamships in Philadelphia harbor or chartered will load grain for European ports. They will carry in the aggregate 3,000% bushels of corn and wheat. Most grain shipments occur in the next weeks amid a year to date total of nearly 22,000 vessels freighted, with last year lower.
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Philadelphia
Big Arkansas Fire Destroys Timber Kilns and Sheds
A blaze at Texarkana Arkansas destroyed steam lumber kilns five sheds and more than 1.25 million feet of lumber owned by the Central Car Coke and Lumber Company with total losses exceeding 100000 dollars. In Mt Pleasant Cemetery at Millville Richard Simpkins and Charles Wiser found Mrs Phoebe Tiltons grave opened and the body dragged with the heart missing after being cut open with an ax. Mark Twain denies a cable report claiming he earned 22000 in two years and paid debts in full. A Pueblo Colorado banker, holder of 27, commits suicide in a temporary insanity. Prominent Western attorney Raimund Holbrook dies in Chicago. North Dakota divorces invalid in Pennsylvania ruling.
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Lamber Company
Texarkana
Ack
Bada~her
Central Car, Coke and Lumber Company
Richard Simpkins
Charles Wiser
Mt. Pleasant
Millville
Phoebe Tilton
Nineteen Lives Lost on Steamer Idaho Disaster
The steamer Idaho sank after a gale above Long Point Lake Erie with nineteen dead. Sixteen names of victims are listed, including captain Alexander Gillies and first mate George Gibson. two men, Louis Laforce Jr and William Gill, survived. Captain Gillies, 41, was a renowned lake seaman. his brother Donald Gillies commands the steamer Harriet.
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Idaho
Long Point
Lake Erie
Alexander Gillies
Britaln
George Gibson
Buffalo
William Claner
John D. Paytor
Stewarid
Nelson Skinner
Louis Gilmore
Watelman
Richard McLean
Wheelman
Robert Wiliams
Wheel
Rochester
N.Y
Klade
Wival Veterans Association
G.A.R
Alex Gillies
Jhis Brother
Donald Gillies
Jiariem
Fire Claims Three In Hot Springs Bakery Blaze
A deadly blaze at Erhart's bakery in Hot Springs Arkansas on Monday left Frank Rauffmann Charlie Johnson and Clara Erhart dead. Fire started near the ovens and rapidly spread through the three story brick building trapping workers on the second and third floors. Clara Erhart died after reentering to aid her mother while others were overcome by smoke.
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Arkansas
Hot Springs
Ark
Frank Rauffmann
Charlie Johnson
Clara Erhart
Erhart
Berhart
Frank Kauffatan
Charlie Johson
Clara
Wante- Tian
Juluisen
Nitro Glycerine Explosion in Weet Virginia
News of a nitro glycerine explosion near Pinelogle Virginia involving Willie Conn of Cedi National Forest. A blast killed one man and damaged nine others, three dead, two men missing, and a deep safarn in the magazine.
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Weet
Virginia
Pinelogle
New Martineville
W. Va
Willie Conn
Cedi
Fenitee-Glycerine
Avery
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Hides and Grains Across Cities
The column lists bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, with prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo Milwaukee New York and other markets. Highlights include hogs from 3.00 to 5.25 in Chicago and 3.00 to 4.00 in Cincinnati and wheat No. 2 red around 97 cents to 2 dollars in various markets.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Mt. Louis
Ae. Com
Cincinnati
We. Com
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Sheen
Sao
Hunter
Hawkeye State unofficial returns show Republican plurality
Unofficial statewide results put the Republican nominee ahead by 30 958 with total votes not under 440 195. Shaw leads the ticket with 224 555 votes and White trails Democrats with 193 007. Prohibition, Gold Democrats, and middle-of-the-road candidates show smaller totals across counties.
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Alr
Shaw
Alr. White
Leilani
Prohibition
Clisgitt
Political Equality Convention in Tyen County at Larcbwoor Church
The Political Equality chairs of Tyen County met at the Congregational Church in Larcbwoor last Thursday. Mrs. Catrin Chapman Catt of New York addressed the gathering in the evening. Officers elected include President Mrs. Minnie Shade, Vice President Mrs. Marietta Bradley, Recording Secretary Dr. Jandie Brink, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Marty Cornell, Treasurer Mrs. Emma Fairlamb, Auditors Mrs. Rogera and Aits DeBoer. Governor Drake, recently injured, appeared in office for the first time in two months, traveling from Excelsior to vote and showing signs of improvement though his leg wound still troubles him. Marshall County crops report lighter corn than last year, with farmers hopeful for better spring returns while feeders bring sheep and cattle for grazing across the region.
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Tyen County
Larcbwoor
Catrin Chapman Catt
New York
Mres
Minnie Shade
Larchwel
Marietta Bradley
Rock Rapids
Jandie Brink
Doon
Marty Cornell
Larchwoot
Emma Fairlamb
Rogera
Inwood
Aits
DeBoer
George
Drake
Gov. Drake
Tasi
Jie
Centerville
Gome
Excelsior
Agi
Des Moines
Tie
Duggan Wilt Loses Sheriff Race By 188 Votes
Duggan Wilt of Dubuque, Democratic candidate for sheriff, loses by 188 votes and plans to contest Tandenshield’s election. He trailed by about 2,000 votes on the ticket, with ballots marked for the head of the Democratic line possibly invalid under the new law. Also notes the death of Alfred Tredway Sr. of Chibuaque, head of Tredvway Hardware.
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Duggan
Dubuque
Alfred Tredway, Sr
The
Tredvway Hardware Company
Chibuaque
Mining Town Held Up by Desperadoes Near Marquisville
A four mile north Des Moines raid saw three armed men enter Marquisville pool room and demand miners raise hands. They looted pockets while shots rang out. no injuries reported as the group roamed town briefly before leaving.
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Marquisville
Marqquisville
Des Moines
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