Havana Braces as Troops Fail to Fire on Public Order
Havana remains under guard as regular troops patrol streets while public forces threaten mutiny. Back pay promises and disbandment ordered by authorities have defused a volatile siting, yet authorities fear further unrest among Guardia Civil and artillery units amid ongoing siege conditions.
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Orden Public Forces
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Orden Publicos
Guardia Civil
Editorial Misquoting Sparks Wilmington Riot Claims
Wilmington Record editor Manley and his family fled to Park, New Jersey after a mob destroyed his office amid rioting blamed on misquotation of a Carolina editorial. He said the unrest grew from press misrepresentation and editorial tactics intended to alarm white voters for political effect.
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Wilmington
Anaes Park
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Wilnington
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Geen Manley
Manley
Carolina
South
Beilstein Family Tragedy Deepens With Suicide at Mother's Grave
In Pittsburg, Edward Beilstein shoots himself at his mother's grave following a string of family calamities. His sister Bertha killed their mother and wounded herself weeks earlier, and their father died recently after a brief illness. A family servant, David Reich, killed himself on railroad tracks within a day.
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Howard Beilstein
Hertha Keilstein
Pittsburg
Billng Himseli
Beilstein
J. FE. Beilstein
Bertha
Vhedodtara
Ale
Heraali
David Reich
Dallas Street Car Strike and Arson Threats Reported
A Dallas committee and Dallas Consolidated Street Railway Company clashed over looming strikes as President Alexander refused arbitration and warned he would run cars using force if needed. Also notes the Dover poisoning trial date, a boy in Missouri bitten by a rabid dog showing symptoms, a mining boundary quarrel in Arizona, and a Chicago capital interest in a Hawaii bank with $500,000 stock.
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Lynching in Illinois by Toluca Miners
A mob of about a hundred white miners from Toluca broke into Lacau county jail early Monday and hanged F. W. Stewart, accused of assaulting Mary O’Brian, daughter of a Toluca miner. The coroner’s jury ruled Stewart’s death at the hands of unknown perpetrators, and the sheriff cited public sentiment as a reason not to pursue arrests.
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Tin Plate Consolidation Backed by Chicago Promoters
Chicago financial bureau reports the tin plate industry in the United States near consolidation. Promoters say $50,000,000 in capital stock is oversubscribed, with $6,000,000 to $7,000,000 underwritten and $500,000 more sought. Current output is about 8,000,000 boxes, with next year projected near 9,000,000 boxes.
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Bullets End Eccentric Lives Near Alexandria
Thomas Hagens, a well known eccentric, was found dead in his cottage seven miles from Alexandria Missouri with a bullet wound in the back of the head. Lafayette Rippe was the visitor who discovered the body. no weapon or dug has been found yet.
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Porto Ricans Welcome American Sovereignty and Reports
United States special commissioner Carroll sailed from San Juan to New York to present a preliminary report on Porto Rican conditions and needs. He says Porto Ricans are satisfied with the change of sovereignty and eager for American institutions to be established.
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Inquiry Likely to Court Martial Maria Teresa Officers
Reports from Leonidas sailors and navigators fault the abandonment of the Maria Teresa near Guantanamo. The inquiry may convict Capt. Chester, Commander Moore, and Lieut. Commander Harris for mishandling the crisis and shirking responsibility.
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Murder Verdict in Public Hearsay Trial
A jury acquitted Sergeant Payina in a case stemming from the shooting of J. W. Newton on Thursday night. County Attorney Pollagbara urged the jury to consider the evidence, while the judge described the event as justifiable homicide.
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Sugar policy debate prompts protectionist push by US producers
American Sugar Producers Association president Drury Y. Garanl says lawmakers plan to urge President Mehler to enact protective rules against importing sugar from the Philippines to aid domestic growers amid cheap labor and climate advantages. Also reports a string of incidents and fires including a hotel blaze in Grant County and a fatal shooting in Reading, Pa.
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Suspected Northern Coast Train Robbers Captured in Moorhead
Six men tied to the Great Northern coast train holdup near Fergus Falls were captured by Chief Murphy in Moorhead on Friday morning. The detainees arrived at the Exchange Hotel early and returned later seeking the first four. Recovered items include two burglar tools, two dark lanterns, three dynamite slicks and four caps, plus three handkerchiefs each and about 3200 in cash. Dispatches report ongoing searches for the missing highwaymen with no trace found.
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Chicago Police Arrest Man in 1888 Tascott Murder Case
Chicago police captured four men on Saturday believed to be William Tascott the alleged killer of millionaire A J F Snell shot by a burglar in 1888 A man identified as John Farnsworth of Columbus Ohio denies the charge but is scrutinized by detectives comparing descriptions The famous crime drew wide attention and a $59000 reward was offered for Tascott's capture
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Ti Sevtle to Cuba plan for five migrant colonies
A proposal from Jola T. Veny, a Topeka Baptist preacher, outlines sending about thirty Black settlers from the United States to Cuba near Santiago within thirty days. The effort aims to establish a southern climate homeland for the Black race after the war.
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Market Quotations From Chicago and Detroit Trading Bureaus
Grain and livestock prices update across Chicago and Detroit markets. Cattle, sheep, and hogs show varying values from common to choice and live weights. wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard red winter quotes. corn and rye fluctuating with mixed futures. Local buyers and shippers report bids and price ranges for delivery today.
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Hawkeye State Republicans Sweep With 50 060 Returns
The issue notes a Republican landslide with over fifty thousand returns showing every Republican congressman elected. It also references local incidents including a fatal cow attack near Sioux City, farmers showing large potatoes in Waterloo, and a bank president dropping dead during election returns.
Miles Report Urges Army Expansion and Native Troop Aid
General Miles’s published war report recounts delays in supplies and camp sickness amid a Cuba campaign. He urges faster coast defenses, an army of 62 500, and an auxiliary native force for Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines officered by U S officers not exceeding two soldiers per 1000 population.
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Corn yield for November estimated at 24.6 bushels per acre
Government report shows November corn yield at 24.6 bushels per acre with preliminary department estimates placing states like Ohio 30 and Indiana 36 bushels. Total for seven states around 1.128 billion bushels, up from last month but down from last year. about 70 percent of crop still with farmers.
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Illinois
Lost in the Gale A Northeast Storm Wrecks Lake Michigan
A fierce northeast gale on Lake Michigan ends after 71 hours, with ships wrecked or stranded including schooners and a steamer. The storm traveled 1179 miles with winds near 60 mph, causing multiple ship losses and damage along the Great Lakes.
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New Governors Elected and Province Consolidation Talk
The piece reports governors elected across states with party breakdowns and names including Henry T. Gage and Charles S. Thomas. It notes a tin plate factory consolidation near 1 January and recounts a Millersburg burglary and an appointment of Edward Mefsthin as Newfoundland governor with Singapore defense ties.
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