Outlook for Understanding With Cubans in the Surrendered District
Santiago dispatch says Gen Demetrio Castillo will join Gen Lawton to disband the Cuban army and establish order. Masso and cabinet may move to Santiago province and Garcia and Gomez to resign. Castillo and Masso reportedly favor immediate annexation to the United States. Clara Barton will sail to Havana.
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Santiago
Demetrio Castillo
Bonito
Lawton
Castillo
Cubanitas
Masso
Congress
Garcia
Gomez
United States
Clara Barton
Havana
Clinton
Eighth Iinois
Regi- Iuche
San Luis
Suppressed New York paper halted after inciting mob violence
A Ponce special to La Nueva Era, published in New York, was suppressed by US authorities after an article titled Vengeance urged Porto Ricans to destroy property and disrupt Spanish shops. Editor arrested for inciting mob violence as authorities vow to restore order amid Spanish outrages and abuse reports in Ciales and elsewhere. General Miles expected to discuss with Captain General Macias.
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New York
Ponce
Herald
Sey la Neuva Mia
United States
Vance
la Nueva Era
Ciales
Miles
Macias
Cuban rivals Gonzalez and Garcia vie for Cuban presidency
Dr. M. R. Beau don-Bennett reports from Nassau via steamer Philadelphia that Gen. Gomez rejects a presidential bid while Gen. Garcia declares candidacy. The Cuban government in La Esperanza confirms communications with Gomez but not with Garcia, leaving two contenders alongside Masso.
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New York
M. R. Beaudon-Bennett
Philadelphia
Nassau
Cuba
la Esperanza
Gomez
Garcia
Masso
Bennett
Riots Mark Turbulent Prelude to New Government
Civil unrest and a violent storm disrupt the path to forming a stable government as factions clash and authority remains unsettled. Reports describe clashes, damage, and uncertain leadership, amid efforts to establish order and legitimacy.
First Immunes Ordered to Guantanamo for Garrison Duty
The First battalion of the Third Immunes was ordered to Guantanamo for garrison duty. The unit, led by Col. Ray, left for the duty as part of a U S effort to establish military authority beyond the city. Additional garrisons will follow in San Luis San Luis, Manzanillo, Bayamo and El Cobre as troops arrive with Spanish troops to be sent home.
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Santiago
Third Immunes
Guantanamo
Col. Ray
United States
San Luis
Manzanillo
Bayamo
el Cobre
Weather forecast for Indianapolis 86 hours ending Aug 21
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for warmer fair weather through the period. Saturday night and Sunday expected to be dry. Temperature readings show 64 at 7 am Saturday, 79 at noon and 2 pm Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Battle of the breeds looms at Indiana state fair beef contest
Indiana breeders gear up for a beef cattle competition at the state fair to determine the best breed and bloodlines for a prize sweep stakes herd. The fair space will host a show ring for horses and cattle, premium lists are updated, and new exhibits include Pain's fire works and Manila battle reworks. A separate note reports army officers warning of potential punishments for battery boys over treatment on transport, with talk of possible court martial for cornered conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pain
Manila
Fish Law Critic Seeks Seasonal Seine Rule and Penalty
Ex Judge Byron K Illiott of Marion County voices disgust at carp invasion in Indiana streams. He urges a law to permit seasonal seining under supervision and to require owners to deposit seines with a warden between seasons. He also calls dynamiting a penitentiary offense to protect game fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron K. Illiott
Marion County
Indiana
Bicycle Crash Severs Man. Stake in-Town Reports
Charles Klopp of Green Spunk was injured Friday night when his bicycle collided with a horse and buggy. A bill penetrated his breast and protruded from his back. he remains alive but unconscious and is not expected to recover. Prominent citizens depart as a group of locals sets out with a basket and gear for a northbound trip, promise to report what they catch later.
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Tiffin
Charles Klopp
Green Spunk
John R. Wilson
George Yandes
Jake Dunn
Denison Club to Lodge at Denison Hotel
The Columbia club will reside in the Denison hotel during construction of its new home. Denison will run a special cafe for members to use while the project is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Columbia Club
The
Pro Bono Cigar Offer At 5c And Dustless Oats Promo
A quirky market ad notes a 5 cent Pro Bono Cigars offer and promotes Janes Dustless Oats for horses with a playful tone suggesting value deals in a local shop.
Campbell's School of Acting Opens Rehearsals at Opera House
Campbell's School of Acting announces classes in stage technique and dramatic studies. Rehearsals to be held at English's Opera House, with particulars available from Miss Catherine Campbell at 702 N Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s School of Acting
English’s
Opera House
Catherine Campbell
N. Meridian
Samp son Victory Fleet Returns to New York Harbor
Admiral Sampson’s victorious fleet, led by the New York, arrives at Tompkinsville after a triumphant parade from Gedney’s channel. Crowds along the Hudson cheer as flags fly and guns thunder in a deep postal of gratitude to the Santiago squadron.
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New York
Admiral Sampson
Highlands
Gedney
Tompkinsville
Sandy Hook
Marine Observatory
Sampson
Santiago
Whurison
Upper Bay
Wth St
U.S. Grant
Cuba
Jersey
Battery Park
Bay Ridge
180Th St
Riverside Park
Grant
Castle William
Hancock
Wadsworth
Hamilton
Governor’s Island
Navy Yard
Atlantic Highlands
Indiana
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Oregon
Narrows
Anchorage
Iowa
Admiral Sammson
van Wryck
Hudson River
Texas
Claremont
Lee
Jackies
Philip
Alger
Jersey City
Jayman J. Gage
Wilson
Pingree
Michigan
Maj
Hopkins
Griggs
Smith
Firss
Ida Washington Arrested Over Stolen Cigars Scam
Ida Washington, 738 E Washington street, faced charges after offering to sell a box of cigars to a druggist at a scandalously low price. Her brother Jim admitted stealing the cigars, while Ida claimed a stranger delivered them. Jim fled from police after dinner, and Ida was jailed on receiving stolen goods charges with her two children housed in a cell. Judge Cox sent her to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Washington
E. Washington Sr
Andy Steffin
Thornton
Weible
Jim
Ex-Mayor John Caven to Lead Indiana's Marion Lodge 1 Parade
Ex-Mayor John Caven, the oldest Indiana lodge member, will head Marion Lodge No. 1 in a Tuesday parade. Caven, first state grand chancellor for two terms, notes the lodge formed July 1 1869 with early meetings atop Johnson’s tin shop. He appears as second on the enrollment list due to a numbering quirk.
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John Caven
Indiana
Marion Lodge
No. 1
Caven
Order
Rathbone
Mr. Caven
Johnson
Washington-st
Charles P. Carty
John L. Brown
George H.swain
Geof Meyer
John B. Ryan
W. A. Root
Charles Johnson
State Senate
Nine Dead Soldiers Return Home After Service
James Braden regimental bugler of the Sth Indians reports from Chickamauga that malarial fever has plagued units since peace. He arrives on furlough at 1920 N Capitol Ave and notes many Indian soldiers in hospitals. He cites unsafe water, decent food, and forthcoming camp relocations for better sanitation as rail lines run extra sections to transport returning troops. He recounts nine dead soldiers on the train home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Braden
Sth Indians
N. Capitol Ave
Chickamauga
Indianano- Hs
48Th Regiment
Three Skyrlahers Visit Army Recruiting Office
The regular army station on WN Illinois St. sits quiet as volunteers on trench leave trickle in. Ralph Yeley of Indianapolis Dennis Mahoney and Tancius Foster Attica from Company G seek pardon from Capt. Black for skipping August 14 duty. He orders them to return to their regiment Monday and to straighten up before rejoining.
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Illinois St
Spain
Ralph Yeley
Indianapolis
Dennis Mahoney
Tancius Foster
Attica
Black
Capt. Black
Dearborn County Natives Hold Reunion With Watermelons and Reminiscences
Former residents of Dearborn County gather for an annual reunion at John Roach's Washington Street home near Irvington. About 300 attendees expected, with a basket dinner and plenty of watermelons featuring reminiscences from long-time residents and former locals now living elsewhere.
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Dearborn County
John Roach
Washington St
Irvington
Old Dearborn
Nicholson Tour Presses Liquor Reform Message
S. I. Nicholson passed through Indianapolis Saturday on return from a lecture tour for the Good Citizens' League. He praised the State liquor league’s repeal efforts on the Nicholson bill saying the move would stir up their people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. I. Nicholson
Indianapolis
Good Citizens’ League
State Liquor League
Ferocious threats greet deputy state statistician at lodge event
J W Eenew, deputy state statistician, is nervous and faces a feared initiation at K P Lodge No 56 on Thursday evening. The piece notes Indiana's Spanish War debts and a mention of military equipment turned over to the government. It also reports Mrs Daisy B Realy, 20, declared insane after attempting poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Eenew
K. of P. Lodge
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Indiana National Guard
Daisy B. Realy
Excelsior Sues Hay & Willits for 1500 Dollars
The Excelsior needle company filed suit against Hay and Willits manufacturing company for 1500 dollars on notes. A receiver was asked for the company Friday.
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Excelsior Needle Company
Hay & Willits Manufacturing Company
Knights Parade Tickets On Sale For Grand Stand
Knights of Pythias parade set for Tuesday August 23 with grand stand tickets available at C., BH., D. Monon L. D. W. ticket office on West Washington Street.
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Knights of of Pythias
Monon
W. Washington
Press censorship deepens as Spain yokes its tongue
Madrid reports mounting press silencing as peace talks loom and public opinion dulls. The Carlist leader Marquis de Cerralbo comments on Spain’s waning resolve against the United States, noting the struggle persists despite the failed protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Philippines
Spain
Marquis de Cerralbo
America
Spain outlines Cuba and Porto Rico commissions details
Madrid dispatch says Spain will issue detailed instructions to Cuban and Porto Rican commissions to secure favorable evacuation terms. Madrid also argues it will leave public works in Cuba to justify bearing part of the 1895 debt. Paris commission to be instructed on Cuban debt and treaties with Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines, and the United States.
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London
Standard
Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Paris
Porto Iuico
Philippines
United States
Spain weighs liquidation of colonies amid Cuba and Philippines questions
Madrid reports indirect support for full liquidation of colonies with debate on abandoning the Philippines. Sagasta faces numerous tasks including Cuba evacuation, property questions, ongoing lawsuits, and handling prisoners condemned by Spanish tribunals in Havana.
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Madrid
Imparcial
Nacional
Philippines
Liberal
Sagasta
Cuba
Spain
Havana
Little Miss Potter Visits Police Headquarters
Two year old Little Miss Potter, visiting at police headquarters, bonded with Patrolman Hagerman at Washington and Pennsylvania streets. After candy and a trip to the marshal, she objected to departure. two detained boys were fed to amuse her but she refused. Her mother arrived an hour later for a touching reunion.
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Miss Potter
Southwestern Ave
Hagerman
Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
Homecoming of Haughey Returns to Indianapolis
Theodore P. Haughey comes back to Indianapolis on Saturday after prison release. He plans to live in his Mapleton home, having served four and a half years in Michigan City for wrecking the Indianapolis National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Haughey
Indianapolis
Mapleton
Chicago
Michigan City
Indianapolis National Bank
Gold Democrats Split Over Bailey and Bell Controversy
The gold Democrats refuse to back Leon O Bailey for Congress while silver faction criticizes Chairman Jos Bell and his executive committee for housing too many gold bugs. Marion county voters plan a business meeting Wednesday at Lawyer Atkinson s office on Washington Street. They remain undecided about a county convention. Breakfast Dinner or Supper. The Kershner 140 East Market Street offers acetylene gas for country houses and stores, claiming it outshines coal oil.
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Jos. Bell
Bell
Gold Democrats
Marion County Pops
Atkinson
Washington St
Delaware
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Skrylarhers
W. H. Latta
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Mr. Mason
Dons
Little Miss Potter
Home Again
Leon O. Bailey
Kershner
Market St
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