Spain Acknowledges U S Interference in Cuba and Amnesty
London reports Spain concedes the right of the United States to interfere in Cuba a major Monroe doctrine gain. Spain to grant amnesty to Competitor prisoners and allow their exit from the island. Reports trace Weyler and Blanco policy shifts and Cuban insurgent clashes continue across Cuba.
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United States
London
Spain
Cuba
Monroe
St. James
Woodford
McKinley
Washington
Sagasta
Judge Bland Elevation Tied to North Trade in Illusted Deal
In St Louis a Globe-Democrat report outlines a deal where Judge G C Bland is elevated to the court of appeals and J W North becomes court reporter after North’s withdrawal from the populist ticket for $1000 and a promise of appointment. Labor officials travel to Daviess county to settle a labor dispute with Cabel & Co. and coal miners.
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ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat
G. C. Bland
Court of Appeals
J. W.north
McCormack
Schmid
Daviess County
Cabel & Co
Gardiner
Supt. Strausser
Liberty Bell Whistling Case At Richmond Hill Court
Frank Damstadt a New York lawyer faced Judge Ash over alleged excessive force used to stop his wife from whistling Liberty Bell for four days. Damstadt claimed he merely guided her from the room after she allegedly tormented him at breakfast. the judge postponed ruling to hear the tune.
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Richmond Hill
N. Y
Liberty Bell
Frank Damstadt
New York
Justice Ash
Damstadt
Ash
Warpath at Central Labor Union Meeting
Indignant resolutions condemn county officials for using non union labor on court house yard city hall entrances and Board of children's guardians home projects. Reports show union laborers blocked on station house electrical work and hospital police station additions. non union crews also used on Bates house repairs and Madison brewing cold storage. Boycott of Madison brewing involved.
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Central Labor Union
Court House
Board of Children’s Guardians
Bates
Madison Brewing Company
Ordinance Prohibiting Football Playing To Be Presented
Chicago officials prepare a council measure to prohibit football playing with fines ranging from five to fifty six dollars per offense. A three cent fare brief is filed in federal appeals court arguing state court respect and constitutional questions around a stock buyers case and legislative control.
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Chicago
United States Federal Court of Appeals
Kern
Showalter
Monon Railroad Improvements and State Gas Waste Talks
Extensive improvements on the Monon railroad eliminate sharp curves and allow faster passenger trains and longer freight runs. A Cedar Lake park project cost about 50000 dollars and includes a pavilion boat house bicycle track and bowling alleys. Changes of grade were made in Rensselaer Lowell and Cedar Lake. State gas inspector Leach will meet with Governor Mount and Attorney General Ketcham to discuss stopping gas waste in oil wells and anticipate a major operator challenging the waste law in court.
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Monon
Cedar Lake
Rensselaer
Lowell
Cellar Lake
Leach
Mount
Atorney
Ketcham
Confectioner Frank Morrison Ill With Typhoid in Shiel Block
Confectioner Frank Morrison lies seriously ill with typhoid fever in the Shiel block. Mrs. Cramer of South Dakota will lecture at the Mapleton MEB church Thursday evening. Wholesale dealers report Christmas goods trade this year eclipsing last year’s figures in a very large volume.
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Frank Morrison
Shiel. Block
Cramer
South Dakota
Mapleton M. EB
Jury Secures Rapid Panel in Thorn Trial Slow News from Long Island
Long Island City began the Martin Thorn murder trial after a swift jury selection. District Attorney Youngs opened the case as 12 jurors, mostly from Queens villages, faced a case with prior public attention. The panel included farmers and oystermen, reflecting local ties and limited outside news exposure.
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Long Island City
Martin Thorn
Youngs
Thorn
Wiliam F. Howe
Long Island
Queens County
Martin Whorn
Jacob Bumsted
Michael Mulgannon
Tohn Kinzie
Frank E. Marsh
Charles J. Nicholas
Lugieus Juiisen
John FE. Cénkiin
David B. Wheeler
John Conrad Schlegel
Peter Waters
T. D. Bellows
John L. Townsend
Queens County Court House
Mancay
Admiral Rhind Dead at 88 in New York
Rear-admiral Alexander Golden Rhind U. S. N. died at his New York home after five weeks in bed. Born October 31, 1821 in the city, he earned Navy thanks for Edisto sound operations and commanded the Keokuk at Charleston April 7, 1863. The ship neared Fort Sumter, took 90 hits in 30 minutes, floated that night, and sank next morning with all hands saved.
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New York
Alexander Golden Rhind
U. S. WN
Admiral Rhind
Edisto Sound
Navy Department
Keokuk
Charleston
Fort Sumter
Reduction of Clarence New for his role in Hammond inquiry
Clarence New, formerly a corporal in Company G Fourth Infantry at Fort Sheridan, has been reduced to the ranks. He was a strong witness against Captain Levering in the court of inquiry and his peers say he is among the first targeted for retaliation for his part in the Hammond outrage investigation.
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Chicago
Clarence New
Fourth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
New
Levering
Hammond
Vesuvius Active as Lava Flows Toward Italian Towns
Naples reports heavy volcanic activity with lava pouring from the Atria del Cavallo crater opened in 1895. Two lava streams descend toward Vitrova and Hiano del Inestre as observers note ongoing eruption dynamics. Chicago alderman Henry Ludolph killed under locomotive wheels at Clybourne Junction while en route to a council meeting. Fire department officials and the prosecutor deny a claim that Indianapolis firemen were assessed fees to hire an attorney in Bur tons murder case.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Atria del Cavallo
Vitrova
Hiano del Inestre
Chicago
Hilled
Henry Ludolph
Clybourne Junction
Barrett
Petty
Fire. Department
Wiltsie
Indianapolis
Burton
Redmond
Winter Wind Sweeps Indianapolis Area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers 36 hours to 8 p m November 10 with colder fair weather expected Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures at noon Tuesday reached 44 and 2 pm 41 with a stiff wind peaking at 60 miles an hour briefly, damaging a few roofs and felled a tree on Woodruff Place as the cold snap begins.
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Indianapolis
Jo Be
Woodruff Place
Jealous cobbler shoots wife in New York home
Charlies Schlegel, a Hessian cobbler living in New York, shot his wife Caroline Blumenauer in bed Monday night after growing jealous of her youth. He wounded himself with a butcher knife, seeking death, but survived as doctors consider the electric chair.
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New York
Charlies Schlegel
Schlegel
Caroline Blumenauer
Ulster County
Dawson City Gold Richest Country on Earth Says Gage
No Fables Butth Mont November 9 Mr Gage traveled through en route to Chicago from Dawson City. He asserts the Kiondike gold region is the richest on earth with the first spring boat to bring about 15000 and more likely six hundred thousand in sight. He cites about 7000 people in the area and anticipates supply hardships though not starvation.
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Butth
Mont
Gage
Chicago
Dawson City
Lively Start At Winter Night School In Industrial Center
Monday night saw about 250 attend the winter night school at the Industrial Training School building. J C Trent directs mathematics and a team of assistants. courses cover arithmetic geometry algebra bookkeeping penmanship and drawing. Admission opens to those over 14 with regular attendance required. three absences without good excuse forfeits instruction rights.
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Industrial Training School
J. C. Trent
Clash Over Montgomery Vacancy Stirs City Council
The council, dominated by Democrats, failed to elect a councilman at large to replace Thomas J. Montgomery after a heated Monday meeting. Republican Shaffer exposed a potential eligibility issue with Edward W. Little, while the new majority pressed to keep Little elected despite charter restrictions. A partisan divide flared as the body adjourned for an attorney’s opinion, with the new faction vowing to stand by Little.
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Thomas J. Montgomery
Shaffer
T. J. Montgomery
Edward W. Little
Little
Joe Bauer
Home Brewing Company
Higgins
Mr. Little
Board of Public Works
Commodore’ Higgins
Albert Harston
Edoward Bernauer
Mahoney
Madden
Kern
Scanlon
Wilder Honored As White House Announces Appointments
Washington November 9 General Wilder a native of Indiana was praised for his Civil War leadership of the Wilder brigade at Chickamauga. The White House announced pension agent John T Wilder of Chattanooga Tennessee internal revenue collector Eugene A Webster of South Carolina Tampa Floras appraiser Dwight Jarvis and naval officers including Capt J C Watson Comdr F E Chadwick and Lieut comander F M Wise. Wilder settled in Chattanooga after the war and remained active in local business and politics.
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Washington
White House
John T. Wilder
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Eugene A. Webster
Internal Revenue
District of
South Carolina
Dwight Jarvis
Tampa
Fla
J. C. Watson
Comander
F. E. Chadwick
F. M. Wise
Wilder
Indiana
Tug B H Wise Returns to Water Front Amid Filibuster Saga
The tug B H Wise, once in tow of the alleged filibustering schooner Silver Heels, slipped past U S marshal McCarty and deputies on Oct 17 and has returned to the water front. Crew departs en masse, while claims of Silver Heels as a filibuster are supported by sailors. Part of the cargo reached Cuba after transfer to the tug Dauntless and was first landed on a Sahama, then seized by British authorities.
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New York
B. H. Wise
Silver Heels
U.S
McCarty
Cuba
Foulke to Confess Names From Onset Bay Case
Henry B. Foulke imprisoned in Plymouth County jail plans a confession naming many old associates from Onset Bay. Agent Loring of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children reports the statement as possibly aimed at leniency. Police reportedly hold nine counts, but a confession could lead to a single trial. Metropolitan prices noted at Progress Laundry. Worth Dentist advert follows.
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Onset Bay
Mass
Henry B. Foulke
Plymouth County
Loring
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Indiana Horse Thief Koerner Faces Delegation To Retrieve Stolen Animals
Indianapolis residents led by a 13 man delegation tracked John Koerner to Ohio in a bid to recover horses and buggies seized in a spree. Victims described thefts from Market Street and nearby areas, with Koerner alleging a colored accomplice and detailing stolen items including surgical instruments and gingerbread. The effort aims to recover the property, though outcomes remain uncertain.
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Ohio
R. Odell
G. A. Beck H. Foster
J. E. Haskee
J. W. Hodsson
W. Mottenkopf
James P. H. Baker
J. H. Leib
J. A. Warner Gilman
Horace Kramer
Koerner
Dyer
Richmond
Ind
Woerner
Franklin
R. M. Pe
Miss Katie Shayne Spirits Lift After Injury Grafting
Miss Katie Shayne in Allen Surgical Institute recovers from a severe facial injury when a shatting tore off her scsip and left ear. Skin grafts advance well with volunteers donating skin. She remains in good health and spirits and hopes to return to work in a few weeks. Her sweetheart vows to marry despite the loss of beauty.
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Katie Shayne
Allen Surgical Institute
Shaye
Spirit Guides Discovery Spark Colorado Mine Claim
Howard Curtis arrived from Colorado reports a rich gold and copper mine near Crystal Colorado uncovered through spiritualistic influences. He cites a Crystal Springs Michigan camp meeting where a woman spiritualist described the site and drew a map guiding Curtis to the mine.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Howard Curtis
Colorado
Crystal
Col
Michigan
Crystal Springs
Mich
Last Look Cost Life of Henry George Admirer
New York November 9 Dr Edward Newberry founder of Brentwood L I dentist of reputation and a noted single tax advocate and spiritualist died Saturday night He was 83 years old and sick with pneumonia but insisted on taking a last. He was intimately acquainted with Henry George and his death followed that connection
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Henry George
New York
Edward Newberry
Brentwood
L. I
Newberry
Unclear text about wage talks with carpenters and contractors
Fragmentary notes mention wage discussions between carpenters unions and contractors and a conference planned for next Monday evening at a Washington Street location to discuss working day length.
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Washington St
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