Startling Havana Plot and Uprising Across the Island
The Herald reports a plot to seize the Havana palace and assassinate Gen. Arolas was foiled by divisions turning on pay and loyalties. Reports say Spanish soldiers are rebellious. the orden publico regiment sails for Spain to ease tensions. Generals Wade and Butler signal progress toward evacuation terms in Havana.
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Blanco
Gen. Arolas
Orden Publico
Spain
Havana
Parrado
Butler
Wade
Washington
Alger
Flower Mission Fair Opens In Tomlinson Hall
The Flower mission fair led by Mrs Benjamin Harrison opens Tuesday in Tomlinson hall with a Mother Goose extravaganza. Decorated as an English village the venue features a village inn library booth and living pictures by society girls with specific cast names and a cake walk event later in the week led by Curtis Harris.
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Benjamin Harrison
Tomlinson Hall
Shakespere
Avon
Jack Horners
Mother Goose
Hugh McGibbeny
Harry New
Blackbirds
Yose
Architect Foltz
Emma Atkins
Arthur Grover
Flower Mission
Curtis Harris
Eight Dead In Kingston Train Crash On Grand Trunk
Express No. 5 collided with a freight at Murray Hill Kingston Ontario. At least eight people killed and 30 to 40 injured. Engineers W H Brady and John McDonald and passenger John Casey among the dead. Survivors taken to Belleville hospital.
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Kingston
Ont
Grand Trunk Railroad
Murray Hill
Brockville
MacDonald
Brady
Casey
Belleville
W. H. Brady
John McDonald
The
Express
John Casey
Bowmanville
Dreyfus Advised of Revision Request Admissibility
Paris court of cessation issues ordinance informing Captain Dreyfus of the admissibility of his appeal for a trial revision. He will be invited to present a defense.
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London
Paris
Central News
Dreyfus
Weather Outlook and Police Court Fines in Indianapolis
Forecast for Indianapolis for 36 hours shows warmer fair weather through Tuesday night and Wednesday with a chilly morning and variable noon temperatures. In police court, soldiers Ben Whitsel and Oscar Mann from Camp Mount were fined five dollars plus costs each after kicking down a door at 251344 W. Washington Street and Mann possessing a revolver.
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Indianapolis
Ben Whitsel
Oscar Mann
Camp Mount
Washington St
Mann
Whitsel
Marcy's Window Offers Daily Bargains
Local shop promotes a daily bargains sale with a focus on watches and timepieces. The flyer highlights steady deals and a wide selection aimed at attracting bargain hunters.
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Marcy
Rey
Breckinridge Critiques Campaign Planning and War Logistics
Gen Breckinridge testified before the war investigating committee on Cuba landings and supply shortfalls. He faulted transports, inspector general efficiency, and camp mismanagement at Camp Alger, noting lack of water and excess regulation while praising troops and overall effort.
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Washington
Inspector -General
Gen. Breckinridge
Camp Thomas
Santiago
Lawton
Breckinridge
Ist
Magruder
New York
Camp Alger
Officials to Probe All County Offices in Probe
Commissioner McGregor announced that experts will examine every county office in the courthouse. He said bondsmen for the former officers will not be released until the investigation confirms everything is in tip top condition.
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Connor
Gene
Breckinridge
Help a Hero May Get Osborne Deignan Naval Place
Des Moines Iowa November 15 Congress man A L Hager will introduce a bill to admit Osborne Deignan to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. A special act is needed and the Iowa delegation in Congress is united to secure a naval education and a commission for the hero.
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Hoebson
Des Moines
A. L. Hager
Iowa
Congress
Osborne Deignan
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Great Business Will Attract the Next Congress
Senator Cullom of Illinois, chairman of the Hawaiian commission, predicts Congress will stay in continuous session for the next year. He cites the war with Spain, the peace treaty, and governing acquired colonies as time consuming tasks, and confirms his expansionist stance while ready to accept treaty conclusions.
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Senate
Peace Commission
Paris
Philippines
Chicago
Cullom
Illinois
Hawaiian Commission
Congress
Spain
Counterfeit Pickets Target OConnell Club Ball
Detectives seek Boo gang members behind thousands in counterfeit tickets for the OConnell club grand ball. The Y M S hall event, set for November 30, is postponed to January due to the fraud. Genuine tickets bore the union label. counterfeits did not.
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Boo Gang
O’connell Club
Y. M. S. Hall
Union
Elizabeth Manocoses Seeks Separation Over Jealous Husband
George Manocoses faces accusations of unreasonable jealousy and beating by Elizabeth Manocoses, who requests separation. The couple’s dispute centers on alleged abuse and marital discord as Elizabeth seeks to end the marriage.
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Elizabeth
M.manocoses
George
Abe
Marion glass plants spark nationwide employment tally
1630 men in Marion Indiana report as Stewart Estep factory starts 26 pots with 450 workers. Estep factory 12 pots 190 men, Burk factory 150 men, Big Four window 400, American window 3800, Wilson McCullough fruit jar 250. Full force at these plants boosts local output.
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Marion
Ind
Stewart-Estep
Estep
B. I. Burk
Wison-Mc-Cullough
Private Home Not Public Place in Tincher Case
Sanford Tincher drank at an ice cream supper and dance at James Williams’s Sullivan home and was charged with drunkenness in a public assemblage. The appellate court ruled a private residence remains private even with a gathering. the Supreme Court later ruled on Long’s 500 chickens in Portland. Pearl Ray estate won and then had contributory negligence reversed in Wabash train injury case.
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Sanford Tincher
James Wiliams
Sullivan
Tincher
Williams
Supreme Court
Jos. A. Long
Portland
Jay County
East St. Louis Family in Police Court Fight Case
Harvey Haley and his brother in law Frank Armstrong were arrested after a Monday afternoon brawl at 218 North East Street. Haley and Armstrong accuse each other of violent acts while their wives support their husbands. A key witness was absent and the judge kept the case open.
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Harvey Haley
Haley
Frank Armstrong
Haleys
N. East-st
Armstrongs
Armstrong
Beeen
McKinley’s message to Congress outlines broad colonial aims
A Washington wire says McKinley’s final message will broadly cover currency and five major policy areas. Key points include enlarging the army to 100000, expanding the navy with 20000 sailors and stronger ships, building a Nicaragua canal, revising tariff and tax laws for new colonies, treating island groups with some independence, and crafting land laws for Puerto Rico and the Philippines with crown lands to U.S. control.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Washington
McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Secretary of the Navy
Nicaragua Canal
Spain
United States
Philippine
Sandwich Islands
Depew Emerges as Top Candidate in New York Senate Race
The New York senatorial contest features Dr. C M Depew as the loudest name in discussion with Senator Platt continuing a cautious stance. Quigg endorses Depew while Gov Black and his coalition appear unlikely to oppose him in the Republican caucus. Ex Senator Hiscock may be open and Chairman O Dell declines to oppose Depew. Flair’s silence hints at Depew’s favored position.
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Senatorial Bee
C. M. Depew
T. C. Platt
Col. Roosevelt
Quigg
Depew
Republican State Committee
O'Deill
Flair
Jones Sees Breakers Ahead
Walter Jones, arrested for larceny of an overcoat from a soldier at Camp Jount, was sent to the workhouse for 18 days. Cant Flack notified Suni Quisie that Jones is seen as a deserter and will face further action by military authorities after civil proceedings.
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Jones
Walter Jones
Camp Jount
Cant. Flack
United States
Suni
Quisie
Ruckelshaus Named Deputy Prosecutor in County
Pauper attorney John Ruckelshaus is to assume the office Monday with current deputy Cash Hadley assisting until the docket is cleared. County commissioners have not yet announced the new pauper attorney.
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Ruckelshaus
John Ruckelshaus
Cash Hadley
Emperor Ely at Malta and Global Turmoil Reported
News briefs detail Ely in Malta with Incog rumors, Revolution in Salvador, Carlists stirring Catalonia, and several violent deaths in Chicago and Huntsville. Also notes marriages, political jabs, strikes, ship movements, a fatal shooting in Little Rock, and a photographer's trunk explosion in Cincinnati.
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Malta
Salvador
Catalonia
Laurel Bank
Pacific
Chicago
Huntsville
Madame Patti
Baron Cederstrom
Des Moines
Joe Jefferson
Mad Dog
Melrose
Miss
Philadelphia
Gas leak nearly costs two women in Scranton
Kate and Lizzie Kelly, smokers living on Adams avenue, narrowly escape gas as a mouse gnawed the rubber tube of their gas stove. The error left gas flowing from a nearby valve. one sister crawled to the hall, another fell into a stupor, Dr. Senderling rescued them and both recovered after resuscitation.
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Scranton
Kate
Lizzie Kelly
Adams-ave
USA
Dr. Senderling
Buncoed the Pythians in Titusville case
George Allen of Titusville Pa is jailed at police headquarters on charges of begging as a Knights of Pythias member. Several K of P lodges say he used the title to obtain money. Allen’s claims faltered with a telegram denying any Titusville lodge and local workers denying knowledge of him.
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George Allen
Titusville
Knights of Pythias
Pike
Hohbs
Lancaster
W. W. Wiles
Kingan’s
Allen
Allen Mons
Emma Hill’s Bad Day Ends With Robbery in Chicago
Emma Hill a 27 year old widow says Monday led to misfortune as Henry Donnelly invited her to his store. Two strangers bound and robbed her of 1400 dollars, and she was later knocked down by a speeding wagon and injured while seeking help.
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Chicago
Emma Hill
Henry Donnelly
Wrapper Darrell Winn Faces Grand Jury Over Cafe Robbery
Darrell Winn, a former Brosnan Bros. wrapper who robbed the firm, waived exam in police court and was sent to the grand jury. The case, set for Tuesday, may be expedited as Winn’s attorney seeks an immediate indictment before Judge McCray’s departure.
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Darrell Winn
Brosnan Bros
McCray
Detectives recover 500 cigars in Shelbyville robbery case
Detectives Asch and Dugan recovered about 500 cigars of various brands, alleged to have been sold by Fred Conner and Peter Bell, arrested for robbing a Shelbyville dry goods store. The cigar owners are unknown. Bell claimed Conner posed as a seller winding down business to move west for health, disposing of stock cheaply.
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Asch and Dugan
Fred Conner
Peter Bell
Shelbyville
Lbce
Bell
Conner
West
Fire Hits Indiana Factories and a Typhoid Death
A string of fires damages factories in New Castle Plymouth and Madison with losses around 5000 to 10000 dollars. A 42 year old Jas Riggs dies from typhoid fever in Greencastle. Robbers steal about 500 from a Flora residence and another 1000 from a cupboard.
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New Castle
Jennings & Son
Plymouth
Madison
M.C
Tingley
Fox Truit
Rockford
Greencastle
Jas. Riggs
Bhery
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