General Antonio Maceo Dead in Cuban Rebel Clash
Reports reveal Major General Antonio Maceo suffered two fatal wounds, head and stomach, during a rebel engagement with Spanish forces. A physician, Dr Maximo, was captured at San Fupe and authorities seek the body as Havana and Madrid relay conflicting accounts and conjecture over Maceo’s fate and burial locations.
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Prem
Tagaea
Maximo
Antonia Maceo
Toet
San Fwupe
Mago
Chujedus
Maceo
Union
Wes Alee
Hoyo Colorado
Havana
Brine Dent
Genend Weyler
Guanajay
Magallanes
Mariel
General Weyler
General Bosch
Santa del Cauto
Mansenithc
Clario
Marian
Havans
Cleveland
Congress
Cuba
Spain
Dot
Senate Cuba speech urges US intervention in war
In a morning Senate session Senator Callum urged intervention in the Cuban war arguing there is no precedent for such action yet warning the conflict must end. He proposed a fair purchase of Cuba if other means fail, calling for quick bloodshed cessation and liberty for Cubans.
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Enator Callem
Senate
Washington
Callgm
Cuba
McCullerg
United Stee
Venezueli
United States
Tammany
Uberty
Callum
Call
Dem
Fla
Bis
Oscar Cuspedes
Cub
Mike
Rejoicing in Madrid After Maceo Death Rumors
In Madrid crowds cheered and shouted Vivas for Spain after news of General Maceo’s death. Police guarded the United States Legation while officials and journalists reported rapid demonstrations across the city. Authorities moved to the War Ministry and Military Center to address the eruption of public emotion.
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Rhé Pete
Teager
Maceo
Spain
United States Legation
War Gma
Miliary Clue
Miliary Cid
United Sites Legation
Imparcial
Heralde
Ral
Madrid
Dewe
Faa
Gemim
Castillo
Submarine Wrecking Boat Built for Ocean Depths Near Baltimore
Baltimore December 10 1899 The Colum bike Tron Works contracts a 641 ton submarine wrecking boat the first byer ship for practical underwater engineering. Simon Lake of Baltimore inventor claims it will rise surface submerge at will and be steered precisely.Crew six men capable of a daylong bottom traverse before air and energy must be renewed. Hull steel ribbed with strong pressure resistance powered by a searchlight and open pathways. Boat to be completed by March 1 187
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Baltimore
Columbike Tron Works
Bull A
Simon Lake
Kowa
Lake Climes
Land Grant Colleges Meet In Washington
Wekinsey memorialized regarding politics in the Agricultural Department Canton Ohio December 1 1896 At a recent meeting of the Association of Land Grant Colleges in Washington a committee was appointed to urge Major McKinley to support an administration of the department of Agriculture free from politics The committee called at noon today and had a pleasant interview with Major McKinley The members included President George W Fairchild State Agricultural College of Kansas George W A L of the State College of Pennsylvania President HE Goodell of Amherst Mass President J J Stubby University of Nevada President James Smart Major and Mrs McKinley and their niece Mrs Maria Saxton An aunt of Mrs McKinley The McKinleys plan a visit to Chicago and will leave tonight
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Wekinsey
Agricultural Department
Canton
Ohio
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Washington
Major McKinley
Tay
Major McKilsley
George W. Fairchild
State Agricultural College of Kansas
George W. A. 1
State College of Pennsylvania
HE. Goodell
State College of Agricultural of
Amhurst
Masa
J. J. Stubby
University of Nevada
James Smart
McKinley
Ashore at Bellport Clarissa Radcliffe steamer grounds nearby
The British steamer Clarissa Radcliffe of 291 tons, sailing from Penarth on November 24, ashore on Great South Beach opposite Bellport New York during a clear southwest wind. Crew expected to salvage or recover coal spilled overboard as rescue efforts proceed.
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Clarissa Radelif
New York
Clarissa Radcliffe
Penarth
Great South Beach
Bellport
Halle
Cardia
Republicana Divide Work in Washington Dec 18 Report
In Washington on December 18 Senator Sherman seized the spotlight as a leadership figure amid Republican divisions. The article notes a scramble among special committees and calls for action by telegraphic channels, with references to destinations and personnel.
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Washington
Regublonn
Sherman
Puritan commissioned as U S Navy monitor in 1898 at Brooklyn
The Puritan was commissioned today in Brooklyn with Captain J R Bartlett taking command. Aen heavy armor and double bottom are described, noting two turrets with fourteen inch Hoveyized steel, main battery of twelve inch guns, and four inch rapid fire guns.
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Brooklyn
United States Navy
J. Higginson
Navy Yard
Johan R. Bartlett
Herbert
Monitor
Verman
Higginson
Bartlett
Navy
Exiosson
John Roach
Chester
United States
Puritan
Amidsntos
Banquet Planned for Henry Watterson in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on December 10 1896 members of the National Democratic Executive Committee gather for a meeting. Colonel Henry Watterson arrives and will be honored at a Bates House banquet where he may urge gold democracy and influence future party plans including permanent headquarters and education campaign for four years. The group weighs compromise with silverites and aims to strengthen the National Party.
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Henry Watterson
The
Nations Democratic Committee
Indianapolis
National Democratic Executive Committee
Bates House
Ehest
Gold Democratic
Weadon
Admitted He Lied in Powell Murder Confession
In Brooklyn Judge Keogh questioned slayer John Waynes who retracted his confession in the Powell case. Waynes, serving 15 years for manslaughter, said the confession was false and claimed Mayhew was not present the night of the killing, which occurred between eleven and twelve.
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Powell
Etmalf
Brooklyn
John Waynes
Arthur Mayhew
Stephen Powell
Hempstead
Bing
Keogh
Supreme Court
Waynes
Mayhew
Polock
Migntone
Miss Helen Griges Enters Society At Governor's Tea
At Governor Griges residence in Paterson on December 1 a society afternoon tea honored his eldest daughter Miss Helen Griges. The stylish home on Twelfth Avenue and East Twenty-seventh Street drew many friends as guests arrived early afternoon and tea was served between five and seven o'clock with numerous attendees including prominent figures and local residents.
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Grigos
Lov
Griges
Paterson
Governor Griges
Hhonor
Helen Griges
Twelfth Avenue
East Twenty-seventh Street
Cuusts
Medal of Honor Chronicle From Remote Fronts
An early report lists Lieutenant Jobe C Curtis of the Ninth Nonnesti unit as receiving the Medal of Honor for valor in battle, with details on action at a distant front and mentions of military correspondents and dates in Washington and San Francisco correspondences. The dispatch notes the allied commanders and the United States military presence, alongside terse notes on communications from Hasutulu and Dorwan dated December 42.
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Washington
Jobe C Curtis
Tarmat
Allansy
Ove
Wilby
Gti
Australia needs wheat from Canada and America
Vancouver report says Australia will import over five million bushels of wheat this year due to poor harvest. Most imports will come from America with Canadian merchants late to the field. Larke, Canadian Trade Commissioner, urges Canadian merchants to compete more actively for orders.
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Vancouver
B. C
Larke
Australia
F Vancouver Board of Trade
America
San Francisco
Trms
Ravilig
Civil Service Reformers Meet in Philadelphia
The National Civil Service Reform League opens its annual meeting at the Hotel Walton Philadelphia with a banquet and papers to be read at two afternoon sessions. President Carl Schurz of New York will deliver the annual address tonight at Musical Fund Hall as reforms and reports are discussed by representatives from across the country.
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Philadelphia
National Ow Service Reform League
Walton
Pennsylvania Association
Wim
Har
Carl Sehurs
New York
Musical Fund Hall
Richard Henry Dana
Boston
Civil Service Reform
Richardson
Elpel Lougue
Iine
New Orleans
Charles Jangier
Citizens' League
New Syttom
Silas W. Burt
Pha
Fr. R. Bowker
Civil Service
Harman's Report on Antitrust Law and Funding
The annual report of Attorney General Judson Harmon to Congress argues the antitrust law has limited reach, needing amendments for effective action. It notes the DOJ funding is inadequate for investigations and prosecutions. It cites The United States v. Trans Missouri Freight Association as illustrating the act's ambiguity and enforcement obstacles.
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Washington
Judson Harman
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
United Siates Va
TransMissouri Freight Association
United States Supreme Court
Exhibition of Clothes By Nestliework Guild of Jersey City
The Nestliework Guild of lower Jersey City holds an annual exhibition at the Second Presbyterian Church this afternoon. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Articles showcase garments set for distribution to City Hospital Christ Church St Francis Hospital and other benevolent homes.
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Nestliework Guild
Lower Jersey City
Second Presbyterian Church
Third Street
City Hospital
Christ Church
St. Francis’ ‘Hospital
St. Katherine
Ghilaren’s
Whiter
Raymond Roth and Baptist Home
Night Out Drunken Row Lands Two in City Custody
Mary Dolan of 18 Congress street spent her night off in a tavern and after heavy drinking caused a noisy scene on Central avenue. Police intervened and fined her. John McKnight of 7 Cambridge avenue was arrested for disorderly conduct and later released after a fine payment. An ambulance took him to City Hospital where a doctor attributed his condition to drug effects.
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Mary Dolan
Congress Street
John McKnight
Cambridge Avenue
Central Avenue
de Urious
Aima
Meinely Olb Election At Bergen Hall
Fragmentary report notes a meeting at Bergen Hall with candidates and new members elected. Names and details are garbled but reference to Finley and By with Alberch as new members. No clear outcomes or organizations fully readable.
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de Derees
Bergen Hall
Ine
Ei Preailent
Roger Provident
Jono Stramny Baressie
Menara Jame
Correa . d. Pitepatrink
Finley
de “Alberch
Rocely
Court Calendar for May Sessions Opens
A court calendar lists scheduled hearings and filings for May sessions. Local court records show judges and case numbers, with dates in the timetable and room assignments for public access.
Carrie Stevens Sentenced and Strikes at Judge in Court
Carrie Stevens known as the rounder was jailed for ninety days in Delland County Jail after a grand jury charge of assault and battery. En route back to her cell she drew a hat pin, lunged at Doorstan Lubbock, and hurled obscene insults at Justice Dorigliss. The incident halted only by guards as she taunted the judge and threatened further mischief.
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Jaffer
Carrie Stevens
Idoorstan Lubbock
Phils
Pesca
Wein Katerime
Jualice Dorigliss
Chile Ig
Couet
Wyatt
Tattooed Sailor Dies After Hemorrhage At City Hospital
The tattooed man found unconscious on a General Railroad easement at Comnwinipaw was taken to Guy Hospital Monday and died this morning. He was described as a sailor beloved for his bright inked belly and star ship designs, with figures of stars and women. He was light-haired and about 30. The tattooed man’s body bore colorful, detailed ink work.
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Bern & Sailor
Guy Hospital
Comnwinipaw
Prison on Wheels Case Moves Through Streets
Mortimer PF and Keyes of New Durham were involved in a wheel theft incident on Bramelin Street Union Hill. A wheel vanished from a yard while residents, including Albert Rose, observed irregular riding before a New York arrest attempt and eventual discharge for lack of evidence. Keyes later recovered the wheel and faced trial in Union Hill, with a questionable alibi about meeting relatives in New York.
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Mortimer PF
Keyes
New Durham
Baulevant
Bramelin Street
Union
Feeney
Albert Rose
New York
Charles Street
Ose
Knights of Pythea entertain at Jersey City lodge anniversary
Jersey City lodge No. ds Knights of Pytheia celebrated its twenty-eighth anniversary with an entertainment and smoker in the Third National Bank Building. Leslie Gossin presented recitation with applause. George Thomas and William B. Francis sang. Robert McDonald enjoined encores. other performers included John Brennan, Charles So, Iben Heesie, Milton Robtectiss, John Kent, and Allen. A fire address honored the memory of deceased members.
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Sersey City Lodge No
Knights of Pyshins
Third National Bank
Lesiie Gossin
George Thomas
Willam B. Francis
Jersey City
Robert McDonald
Zcen Aliemaner
John Brennan
Charles So
Iben Heesie
Milton Rob- Tectiss
Kent
Fiers
Ms. John
Comhitl, Chatman
Sajor John Kent
Alen, ‘Ili
HM. Grobigla
John Start Aid
Justifiable Homicide Trial Relative to Threat at Jersey City
Max Winterstein of Hoboken faced Special Sessions for threatening Emma Miller of Jersey City Heights on Thanksgiving night. Miller testified he visited her Hoboken residence previously and threatened to shoot her. Under cross examination, details showed prior boarding together and intermittent contact. The defendant was acquitted.
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Max Winterstein
Hoboken
Special Sessions Court
Emma Miller
Charles Street
Jersey City Heights
Botany
Bint Tases
Mr_ wisneta
Mrs. Miller
Speeing Léssions Court Hears Knife Attempt Case
Frank Bruder faced the Speeing Léssions Court today as he allegedly tried to stab Policeman Hagar with a carving knife. The scene included restraining gestures, a window check, and Bruder’s recurred actions amid moralizing remarks and a second court appearance for domestic charges against his wife Marysi at No 8 President Street, East Newark. The docket also noted Daniel J. Moclary’s civil suit, and a delayed hearing for a separate case due to ongoing proceedings.
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Frank Bruder
Speeing Léssions Court
Hagar
Bruder
Grumk
Edyerd Gende
M Court
Marysi
Presdent Street
East Newari
New Sewer System Ravine Road Plan Moves Forward
A city conference in Hull discusses funding for a major sewer upgrade linking Ravine Road to Newark and Hoboken lines. Officials authorize plans to connect lateral sewers, reassess tax levy needs, and seek legislation to borrow funds for the project with work planned to begin in spring.
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Hull
Grose
The
of Finance
Street Ve Water Beart. Corporation
Hoboken Avenue
Pallade Avenue
Eine
Nubeker Avenue
Thirtecers Street
Newark Avenue
Cliss
Termigey
Newark
Hoboken
Wun
Sonabe
Vest
Edlow Harrison
Denny Fowler
W. W. Ruggles
Blott
Winser
Ndt
New Parks Discussed at City Hall
The mayor backed park land purchases under Cassinian law with a $101,000 limit for sites and improvements. Officials favor five acre near New York Bay Cemetery and a three acre tract on Ogden Avenue, with options secured and costs to be determined.
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Aken
Wanser
New York Bay
Bay
Narrows
Ogden Avenue
Liberty
Bowara
Tirne Hs
Canta
Britain Belligerent Cable Teases Parliament Plans
London December 1 The "St James Gazette" states the highest authority for the sate of the next year’s army estimates will be presented to Parliament after gathering. Details note eighteen new artillery batteries with four guns each and a reorganization of the cavalry.
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Uitte
London
Den
Isé
Jamex Gdzntie
Ary
Ihfantre Sod
Batterida
No Hope For Kast In London Criminad Case
In London on December 18 189%- Frederick Kast a defendant with Lady Ling Scott and others faces a grave criminal action. The patient Enel Ruerill suffers pneumonia and relapse. Doctors declare no chance of recovery. four men regard the case as hopeless.
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United Prom
London
Der
Frederick “Ust
Ling Scott
Szhn Cockstom
William Avier
Aclon
Enel Ruerill
Zulus Face British Columns in Nyassiland Conflict
Dispatch from Cape Town reports three British columns advancing against the Angin Zatus in Nyassiland southwest region. In Manhattan style chaos, attackers feared as Britons press a station while Zulu defenders resist. London notes a conference on protectionism with Sir Lowther leading discussions and criticism of Laurier’s stance on protective tariffs.
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Cape Town
Biastyre
South
Ares
Nyassiland
Hasmad
Talsslang
Pee’ Nee Ab Tote
Portugues
Afeios
Steamer Given Tot Lost Off North German Coast
A Bremen based steamer named Sallsr or Sailsr with Captain Weeps was en route from Bremen to Buenos Ayres when it disappeared in fog near Corunna. The vessel, part of the North German Lloyd Steamship Company, was reported totally lost after a distressing encounter, with crew and passengers unaccounted for amid rough seas and poor visibility.
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Acre Brom
Bremen
Dee
Sallsr
Atakaour
al Gross Eid
Lieyd Steamship Company
Lasker and Steinitz Draw in Dulles Prize Match
Moscow report on the ninth game of the chess match between Lasker and Steinitz. A Queen's Gambit battle concluded in a draw after thirty six moves. Promat score shows Lasker and Steinitz with zero points and a 4 0 0 result against them.
Rebels capture Ambohitantely near Antananarivo
Paris dispatch reports Madagascar rebels seized Ambohitanteana, ten miles from Antananarivo, on the night of November 2. Forty prisoners were taken and the center held. English residents escaped.
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Cnitech Pree
Paris
Astananarive
Madagascar
Amhohiteanea
Roussea u dead governor of Indo China dies in Paris
Paris dispatch reports M Rousseau governor of French Indo China Hanoi died. Also noted is the death of renowned explosives inventor Hee Nobet in San Remo. The colonial and scientific communities mourn these losses as details emerge from officials.
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Paris
Colonial Office
M. Rousseau
Hanoi
Preae
Untitled notice fragment in dense OCR text
An OCR fragment references United State Mortgage and Trust Co and Cedar Street New York with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits mention a mortgage related matter and a request or directive to send for related documents or prospectus. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete actions or dates.
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Recifirar
Stuck
United State Mortgage and Trust Co
Kew York
Osborne’s Visitor Tries For Wardens Job In Strange Meeting
An elderly visitor from Canton arrives at the insane ward requesting a position, offering to accept a pension or cabinet post. The warden and mayor debate his suitability as the Major, who is described as elderly with red whiskers, is led away for rest, while the ward prepares for the next steps of the unlikely recruitment.
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Finseric
Anerarel Tay
Siezie Werden
Willa Atehinier
Canton
Onin
Gallea
Essuma
Cme
Ana
Tewoe
Joan Moscalgnt
Ivea
Hessler Lost Balance In Tank Accident Near Steward Street
In New York, a laborer named Tab Hessler residing at Nay 9 Prospect Street fell from a moving tank on Steward Street near the bridge. He was cast against a support, sustaining injuries, and was removed by bystanders as the car continued moving. The report notes his forearm and head injuries and ongoing condition.
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Tabu Hessler
Prospect Strest
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