Outbreak in Corea and Queen Overthrown Dispatches Report
Telegram dispatches from Tokio relay that a palace coup in Corea ended with the queen murdered or overthrown. Russian and American marines, with possible British support, have landed, and Japan has dispatched a commission to investigate. Beonl troops maintain order as intrigue centered on the Tai Won an and royal palace.
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Corta
Estimot
Aes
United States
Anzino
Japan
Faeeign
Tokio
Russia
Great Britain
Ooblinistar
Knuritia
Taganing
Sepuk
Mnmarines
Worktown
Beonl
Muira
Seoul
Corea
Potato Crop Woes Reported Across Regions
Reports to the agricultural department indicate a large potato crop but poor profitability from digging. In New England and nearby states, New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and others suffer declines due to blight, insects, and drought. many growers say the field work does not pay.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Orthern
Kew Enzland
Kew York
Grest Lakes
Wiccontin
Minnesota
Sixteen Vessels Wreck Near Guaymas Amid Telegraph War
The Merchanta' prebes reports official news from Guaymas about a sea alarm and resumed communication with towns north of there. The Alexican uchoomer Comal io BR was lost with all hands. the captain drowned as the vessel wrecked near Afamuro south of Altala. The steamer Jiego lost her rider on the Alfala bar. Sixteen vessels including the schooner Caar were wrecked at La Vaz. one hundred eighty four houses destroyed in La Paz and five lives lost.
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San Francises
Prebes
Guaymas
Guayman
Alexican Uchoomer Comal Io BR
Afamuro
Altala
Jiego
Sizlena
Caar
la Vaz
Destrares
la Paz
New York World Dispatches Eighteen More Executions
The World reports from Foo Chow that after a British Consul interview the viceroy will extense the execution of eighteen more of the rioters tied to missionary murders. Consuls and the Tao tai gain power to sentence without viceroy reference aided by five British men of war. Also noted are a Montana bridge accident near Butte injuring workers, a deadly steel mill incident in Jones & Lawthlin with four hurt, and insurgent actions including a reported British consul stance in Puerto Prince.
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New York
The
World
Foo Chow
China
Montana
Butte
Mont
Spanal
Timder
Edna
Doin BeCarnah
John Totnes
Geo. Abrahance Ovady
Dan Tlarrison
Havily
Chida
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelpha Preas
Ka Cheng
Pear
Beeston Journal
Ru Gheng
Inte
Philadelphia Inquirer
Louisella Gamimercial
Insurgents Attack Train Wounding Passengers and Destroy Bridges
The report describes rebels dynamiting a passenger train injuring five people and severing limbs. Several passengers died from their injuries. Insurgents also partially destroyed iron railway bridges at Camajuaní and another near Trinidad in Santa Clara province, heightening fears and outrage over the attack.
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Ani
Insutiente
Ars
Hainds
Tayo
Camajuanl
Sackville West Attacks Bayard Stir in London
London dispatch describes English papers reacting to Lord Sackville West's attack on Bayard in a New York pamphlet. Editors deem the pamphlet harmful to diplomatic reputations while noting limited extracts and urging restraint in criticism amid tense prewar diplomacy.
Dun and Cos Price Indicators Not Favorable
New York weekly trade review shows price barometer not entirely favorable as cotton rises and other manufactured goods fall slightly. Wages rise few and some strikes occur. wheat receipts soar and Atlantic exports rise. Port shipments hindered, failures up in the U S and Canada. Detroit reports church conflict over Grand Army regalia at funerals. Virginia Republicans face vacancy questions after Gen Mahone’s death. Cholera toll climbs in Volhynia province.
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New York
B.G. Dun & Gas Weekly
Atlantic
Tyuinth
United States
Canada
Detroit
Port Jiuren
Spath
Grand Army of the Republic
Port Iluran
Foley
Mahoney
Richmond
Virginia
Gen Mahone
Fatal Street Car Wreck in Pittsburg Street
A West End Street Railway car on the Pittsburg line derailed after brakes failed on a steep grade near a curve. Three people were killed and many injured, with victims wedged under debris as responders reached the scene.
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Pittsburg
West End
Brad Heisel
Geo. Rothman
Outober
Long Hill
McGarty Run
Warning to Spain on Cuban Insurrection Prompt Action
Madrid special reports the American government notified the Spanish minister in Washington that Spain must act quickly to crush the Cuban insurrection. Washington officials would not confirm the notice, but it is believed the suggestion may have come from the Spanish minister based on his views and U.S. sentiment.
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Madrid
Washington
Spain
State Department
United States
Cuba
South Bend Tribune
Providence
Armenia
Albany
Spaip
Scranton Times
Goele San
Fittaburg
Missouri Prison Fire Strikes Jefferson City
A large blaze damaged Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City costing an estimated 150000. The fire gutted the Strausa saddle shop on the second floor, water pressure hampered firefighters, and most machinery could not be saved. All convicts kept busy as flames consumed the main building. origin of the blaze remains uncertain.
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State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Strausa Saddle
Harusa and Gollar
Hel
Abkiven
Market quotations for cattle and grains across major U S markets
Sioux City cattle prices range from 2.99 to 4.00 with hogs at 1.75 to 4.00 and sheep 2.40 to 8.50. Kansas City and South Omaha report mixed cattle and hog values, while Minneapolis and Chicago show October wheat at 4.40 and May 50 1/2 cents. Prices vary by grade and delivery, with erratic shifts across regions.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Paul—Casle
M E Conference Plans and Morning Side College Debate
The Northwest Iowa division of the M M E Church closes in Webster City with appointment decisions for ministers. Education reports push Morning Side College to expand the conference’s reach, amid opposition to severing ties with Cornell College.
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Iowa
MM. E
Webster
Cormunittes
Éeduca
Cornell
Morning Side College
Lions Citys
Coernell College
Sioux City
Pratt ‘Presidin
Elder
Akron
GW .C. Fort
Cherowes
Jebeores Cale
Hawarden
John Ter
Aron
Holly Lee Cs Thomas
Keten
McCaffres
Larrabee and Alton
E. L. Henedich LeMars
A. Smith
Marcus
Ww. C. Wasser
Meritt
G. Werrili
Mr. Hope
J. B. B. Smith
Rock Ieath
Unawa
Qale Pairo
J. Ie Sudioth
Salla—o
Kirk
Bruiteconn
T. le Seney
F AW. Wilson
Bronx City
Firet Church
Brown
Grace Church
Had- Geck Church
L. A. McCaffre
Wealey
Samuel Shaffer
Mises City Mission
J. T. Smith
Whitfield
J. F. Black
Sloan
W. J. Carr
Walting
E. 0. Fieher
W. Carr
Morning Side
Hleee
Water dispute over Des Moines rate case nears settlement
The Des Moines water company, defeated by a supreme court ruling on water rate hikes, seeks settlement with minor regulatory changes. The artesian water committee plans to push for immediate adoption of the preferred rates while the company reserves a legal point to continue charges for several months.
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Des Moines Water Company
Des. Moines
Supréme Court of the United States
Artesian Water Committee
Iill
Tates
Sensation in Arnold MeCalle damage case shocks Cherokee
A new trial motion has been filed in Cherokee district court as part of the Arnold MeCalle damage case. Lizzie Richardson swears to new evidence about an incident December 23, 1892, involving Mrs. McCulla and Miss Arnold, while jury deliberations preceded a defendant verdict. The case has stirred wide public interest amid recent prison releases and local crime reports.
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Lizzie Richardson
McCulla
Miss Arnold
Foreign policy debates spark Cuba and China coverage across papers
Newspapers from Boston to Scranton weigh Monroe doctrine, Cuban belligerents, and Spain in Cuba. The Atlantic sentiment ranges from recognizing Cuban patriots to debating intervention and arms munitions, with China and Peary Arctic feats also drawing opinion.
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