Spain to consider mediation offer on Cuban crisis
Washington officials expect Spain to accept mediation in the Cuban dispute with the United States. If Spain rejects the US food offices offer, the president will consider next steps, while Madrid asserts no immediate drastic measures and the president will be guided by Congress.
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United States
Spain
Woodford
State Department
Cuba
Madrid
Meinister
Congress
Great Maltsters Trust Formed to Control Malt Industry
The Great Maltsters Trust is reportedly permanently organized with a $25,000,000 annual malt output and $1,000,000 profit. The plan centers production in major cities including Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Philadelphia and New York, consolidating many large malting houses.
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Wiusters’ Trust
Milwaukee
Chicago
Milesyaukes
St. Tenis
Philadelphia
New York
Pearl Bryans Skull Found Near the Ohio River
A Cincinnati man discovered a skull while digging for coal on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River. A dentist believes the skull is that of Pearl Tyran, a woman aged 19 to 24, linked to the murder of Jackson and Walling. Authorities note possible bribery charges and a $10,000 bond in related city matters.
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Hickef
Ghio River
William Parson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Aleder
Saya
Pearl Tirran
Jackson
Walling
Ningteen Monthia
Creek Indians reach land allotment agreement at Muskogee
In Muskogee a conference among the Creek Nation and their commission has reached an agreement for allotment of reservation lands and the formal reorganization of tribal relations. A separate dispatch from Tegucigalpa reports Nicaraguan forces captured General Paez in the rebellion and he died by his own hand hours later.
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Mawes Commission
Muskoges
3. T
Tegueigapa
Honduras
Paez
Nicaragua
All Texas Threatened by Suspicious Fever in Major Cities
A telegraph from New Orleans urged aggressive action to have Dr. Guiteras investigate a suspicious fever spreading in Galveston Houston Dallas and San Antonio. Officials in San Antonio cited no yellow fever or smallpox cases while noting strong suspicions in western Texas.
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Philadelphia
New Oaleans
Wanamaker
New Orleans
Frm
Afr. Wanamaker
Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad
San Antonio
Oliphant
Board of Health
Texas
Perish in Chilkoot Pass Death Toll Reported
News from Skaguay says a glacier or snow slide on the Dyea trail near Sleep Camp Saturday caused several deaths. Seventeen men and one woman are listed as missing as details vary between landslide and rain tearing loose a glacier. The Pioneer brought the report to Port Townsend early Monday.
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Neilson
Port Townsend
Wash
Skaguay
Dyea Trail
Valuable Land for a Song in Luce County Michigan
Dr. B Gregory and C A McGinley filed a deed for 2720 acres in Luce County Michigan from the Calumet and Hecla Mining Company. They pursued a quiet title action and secured a trade revealing land worth over 75001 dollars and substantial timber. A separate note mentions Gibson Georgia residents boycott a postmaster after a removal from mail road work and a Washington inquiry ending postal car service in a scene of local unrest.
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B. Gregory
C. A. McGinley
Luce County
Michigan
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Gregory
McGinley
Above Mining Company
Arong
Jip
Venezuela Rail Concession Sought by American Officials
A dispatch from Curaçao reports Gov Pingrée of Michigan and Col Sutton of the governor's staff seeking a major railway concession from Venezuela. The matter will go before President Crespo next week via Mr Logmiz, who visits President elect Andrade and surveys Guarica gold districts.
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Venezuela
New York
Curacoa
West Indies
Gaya
Pingréec
Michigan
Col
Sutton
Crespo
Logmiz
Andrade
Guarica
Brace of Mines In Mexico Collapse Kills Eleven Men
A cave in at the Corratitas mine complex twelve miles from El Paso Texas traps twelve men at work and buries eleven under thirty feet of rock and dirt. The San Jedro mine, among the oldest in the group, is reported to be rich with ore.
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Brerontoen
el Paso
Texas
San Pedro King
Mexico
San Jedro
Uneasy Feelings and Rumors Across Several States
A string of brief items reports government denials in Spain over alleged ultimatums, fear of lynching in Kansas, a fatal city crime in Indiana, a Jacksonville striking mood, and a Mob chase. Notes from California visiting Army commander Booth Tucker, Norton’s freedom status in Alaska, and a new Cosmopolitan University president in Schenectady.
Lynching of Raymond Bushrod in Hawesville Ky
A mob of about 800 tore Bushrod from jail in broad daylight and hanged him in the town courthouse yard after his confession to an assault on Maggie Roberts. He had been captured near midnight and guarded in a cemetery to avoid rescue attempts. The mob's leader praised the act as protection for wives and daughters.
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Kentucky
Raymond Bushrod
Hawesville
Maggie Roberts
Court House
Bushrod
Rockport
Ind
Tawesville
London Spectator Calls for End to Cuban War
The Spectator reports the United States urging Spain to halt the Cuban conflict. It argues war may be the best option if Spain ignores the warning, and says delaying it would worsen the Cuban crisis and threaten the broader polity.
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London Spectator
America
the Spectator
London
United States
Spain
Carlos
Prigaire
Gyalt
Guba
Michael and Marvel Lead in Fast NYC Track Match
In New York vicinity a high profile international speed race featured Welsh champion Jimmy Michael versus Swiss rider Lucien Leena. Michael led from start to finish as 1,400 spectators watched, breaking the world one hour record by carrying a pace of over 1,500 yards per mile and finishing nearly five laps ahead in a dramatic showcase.
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Crela
New Yorkey
Jimmy Michael
Lucien Leena
Michael
Mitchel
Miiehad
Hurricane ordeal aboard Goodwin Stoddard and rescue
The schooner Goodwin Stoddard reported a severe hurricane on the southern coast. Crew member Nar wepida fell from the spanker masthead and died. The Katie J. Treland was seen sinking. the Stoddard rescued its seven crew. A Toronto fire sparked panic at the Musee Theatre. Edward Robinson in Coldwater Michigan was shot. Mrs Verne Smith injured. George Gitteen killed Andrew Rollo in Oglesbie Texas amid jealousy.
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Gomiwin Staddard
New York
Surlay
Fernandina
Fla
Nils Krvansen
Narwepida
Katie J. Treland
Are
Treland
Crackett
Michigan
Edward Robinson
Coldwater
Mich
Wwamp
Verne Smith
Mrs. Smith
Villian
Jeslowny
George Gitteen
Andrew Rollo
Oglesbie
Gitteen
Week in Trade: Grain Up Cotton Down Amid Surplus Caution
Dun and Co reports uncertain produce markets with wheat and corn up while cotton declines sharply. Spot cotton falls about two cents as sales surge. corn estimates imply a 400 million bushel surplus over ordinary consumption. Wheat edges higher with strong Atlantic exports and rising western receipts. Coal strike ends, boosting mine employment and factory activity dependent on coal.
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Dun & Co
R.G. Dun & Co
Gas Mine Explosion Kills One and Injures Dozen in Marian County
A gas explosion in Wil lampson County coal mines near Marian Friday killed one miner and fatally injured three others while six more suffered severe burns and bruises. Forty five men were in a cage at the main shaft when lamp lighting ignited gas, triggering a blast and a subsequent rescue, with an unknown miner believed dead.
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Minnopis
Willampson County
Marian
Toelock
Roasting Populists win party name case on ballot access
The Iowa Election Board sided with the middle-of-the-road faction in a Populist party dispute over ballot naming. The fusion side must use the Democratic label, while the bolters retain the Populist name for their ticket. Attorneys will seek a Supreme Court certiorari to review the ruling. Also, Gov. Drake pardoned Barney Hanson, jailed for a 1891 Dubuque hardware store murder.
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State Election Board
People’s Party
Bolters
Midie-Of-The-Roaders
Hac
Fusion State Committee
Surpreme
Sequel to Aroyo lynching and suicide of Mexican official
Official who directed the assassination committee, Ex-Inspector of Police Equaldo Velanquez of Mexico City, committed suicide in Belin prison at 9:50 Friday. He fired a revolver after a long examination by Judge Florey. A second inmate Vasques also apparently shot himself in the head.
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Equaldo Velanquez
Mexico
Belin
Alge
Flowan
Thoraday
Florey
Vasques
Holstein Boy Missing and court damages case mix
Holstein boy John Bendhus aged 35 years? missing since September 16. Parents alarmed as he is tall and light haired with blue jacket blue cap and black hat. Reward offered. In Keokuk district court George Kenard sues for FOIA damages against J C Hobinger company and others after exoneration. Robbery tale and farmer victims bound and robbed by masked raiders with revolvers in rural scene.
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Holstein
John Bendhus
St. Vitus
T. T. Bondhus
Keokuk
George Kenard
FOIA
J.C. Hubinger
J. C. Hobbinger Company
A. E
Gregory
John Fisher
Kenard
Hobinger
Renard
Fiis
Skeleton mound yields human remains near Cedar Rapids
A mound found on the Cedar River near Cedar Rapids contains a buried human skeleton beneath four feet of soil. Measurements suggest the bones belonged to a giant. Authorities also note large numbers of obscure claims and a bank claim involving the Des Moines Fences Company. A separate accident report describes a boy killed after being run over near Sioux Rapids. Fire destroyed a barn and crops at a Rock Valley farm. McCarthy brothers convicted of manslaughter in Marshalltown. An unidentified Burlington victim identified as Daniel O’Brien of Fort Madison. Tax vote on Muscatine North and South Railroad passed in Grandview Township by four votes. Sunday School Convention set for October 5–6 in Kent.
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Buntery
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Dean
Centurion
Grandview Township
Louisa County
Muscatine North and South
Wapello Township
Market Prices Across Regions Mention Various Commodities
A fragmented price list reports fluctuations in cattle hogs and wheat across Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati and New York. It notes pinging quotes for corn rye oats and dairy items with scattered numbers, varying by market and commodity.
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Chicago
San Ie
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ste
Harley
Seth Ruffalo
New York
Zeegee
Western
Captive Loses His Captors on Iowa Prairie Train Ride
Thomas Harvey, a 20 year old Louisiana man suspected of stealing a team near Sibley last summer, escapes Sheriff Carter after a requisition delays his capture. The Illinois Central train carries Harvey from Iowa Falls to Cherokee as Carter drinks and naps, leaving the prisoner with the sheriff’s grip, warrant, gun, handcuffs, and whisky. Harvey plans to reach Primghar to await the sheriff.
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Illinois Central Ager
Cherokee
Thomas Harvey
Louisiana
Dfo
Harvey
Sibley
S. A. Carter
Primzhar
Drake
Iowa Falls
Ackley
Carter
Bin
Primghar
New Town Insurance Laws Spur Litigation Outlook
Eastern insurers with 104 companies met in Capita City to discuss the state’s new Insurance Jails. The changes void any policy clause conflicting with the law but do not void whole policies nor grant the auditor authority to ensure conformity. The auditor declined to draft a uniform policy, leaving courts to interpret the law, signaling widespread litigation to resolve policy validity and compliance.
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Eastern Insurance
State Insurance Department
T. W. Evans
H.C. Eddy
Chicago
Insurance Department
Negros Imported Ending a Miner Strike at Chrity Mine
Report that the Chrity Mining Company brought in about 400 Black workers on September 24 to West Virginia to resume operations. Striking miners reportedly gave little resistance, and work is set to continue with similar company aid.
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Chriaty Company
Des Apolocs
Chriaty Mining Company
Negro Mineralute Ita
Negrosa
West Virginia
Indictments and political shifts from Cedar Rapids to Marshalltown
The article notes a grand jury indictment of Frank Novak in Cedar Rapids for the murder of Edward Murray. It reports a Soldiers Home commandant adjournment in Marshalltown with votes on candidates Ratekin and others. It records burial of Elizabeth Strang, wife of James Strang, at Lamont, and details hog cholera cure experiments by P. Daiga in Park County. It also mentions Dubuque’s Dabogas Brass Works failing and A. W. Torsford named receiver with assets around four thousand and liabilities of eighty four thousand.
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Edward Murray
Frank Novak
Alaska
Dawson City
Cedar Rapids
Evans
Marton
Ratekin
Raymond
Bircharel
Gwenifrey
Gondfrey Raymond
Russell Vating Blank
James Strang
Elizabeth Strang
Lamont Friday
Beaver Iland
Lake Michigan
Smits
Nanves
Strang
Higeharel
Wisconsin
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Hk. P. Daiga
Alanta
Park County
Daiga
State Agricultural Society
Hamul
Department of Agriculture
Dabogas Brass Works
Ixeeissor Grass Works
Dubuque
A. W. Torsford
Dubuque Congressman Henderson Drives Out After Amputation
Col Henderson, whose leg was amputated August 23, was able to drive out on Saturday. His slow recovery in flesh strength and appetite is noted, but he is making measurable progress. Population in Sioux City nearly 40,000 with 145 vacant houses.
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Col Henderson
Congressman Henderson
Dubuque
Sioux City
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