Cuban Rebellion Deepens as Spain Mobilizes Forces
Extensive dispatches describe Cuban unrest intensifying, with Spain mobilizing ships and troops. Senor de Lome asserts Spain will crush the insurrection using home rule and external strength, while Campuzon warns the threat is grave and Madrid reports a large force poised for action this fall.
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Beno Dalphy
Wade
Cobi
Tay
Perapun
Avrv
Paytt
San Tomie
Quatemada
Guayarmala
Cube
Hasti
San Domingo
Eura
CIA
Spain
UAB
Tha Moi
Guba
Cuba
China
Corten
Senor de Tame
New York
Pera Sven Capa Torn
Vega
Gotieewls Mayrtinen Campon
Campos
Aehiel
Sonur Dupuy
Coke Workers Strike Near Uniontown
About half the men at the Oliver Coke Works near Uniontown walked out today following a union convention. The rest planned to strike tomorrow, and officials anticipated the entire plant could idle within the next forty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Oliver Coke Works
Jon
Slant Howes
Silver men in session form league for white metal interests
A group of about 17 representatives from various counties meets at W. H. Harvey’s office seeking to form a league to advance white metal interests. The objective is educational, with headquarters planned at Chiaco.
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Chino
Chidhge
Countey
W. H. Harvey
Coli Fame
Ue Tearuo
Ie Chheaio
Wreck on the Central disrupts traffic near town
A westbound freight train broke in two on the Central Grade about one mile east of town just after midnight. The rear section crashed into a parked car and derailment damaged several freight cars. No injuries were reported and all traffic was halted until 9 am. Reunion marks Davy Crockett’s descendants gathering in Alamo with Col A F Crockett of Arkansas delivering the annual address. attendees include Brigepully from Ohio and Kentucky. Local bus service lists Billy O'Don and Tommy Hixon as card drivers for Kawch event.
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Mure
Town
Minofe
Birlington
Alamo, Tene
Davy Crockett
Brigelpully
Ohio
Tisole
Kentucky
A. F. Crockett
Arkansis
Crockett
Mery
Bureau of Engraving and Printing stamp issues described
Fragmented text outlines design work by William Lowe Walter and others on denominations from 1 to 10 dollars. Mentions failures and revisions in the early stamp program, the American Bank Note Company role, and production issues at the bureau with stamps destroyed and reforms planned to improve quality and reliability.
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William Lowe
Walter Shut Jow
Mashield
Lowe
Sherlaw
Ben Edloun
Bal Iia
Ferlvs
American Bank Nott Company
Amercian Hank Note Company
Viet Tt
Stampa Ane Cordingroir
Wheal
New Ten Fen
Labor Statistics Officials Open National Convention in Minneapolis
Labor statisticians and labor leaders gather in Minneapolis at the eleventh annual convention of the National Association of Clerks of Labor Statistics in the United States. Hon.Garrell J. Wright of Washington presides. Governors, mayors, and university representatives welcome attendees.
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Minneapoda
Minnnapolis
Minna
Commercial Club
Garrell J. Wright
Washlnxgtun
United States
Libor
Hla
Clells
B. Ry Lacy
North
J. H. Jordan
West Vinita
Statieticiann
Clough
Pratt
Caldenwood
Creat Do Wright
W. W. Holwell
Minnexaca State University
Rene ‘Woh
Beonamle
HG Wadlin
Albet
MaAaMohiactts
Hurea
Missachuaelis
Van
Broies
Wintinge Ah Chart
Minnesota Board of Corrections
Ebb Dtink, Sauxues
Army of the Tennessee Meeting Adopts Howard for Oration
The Army of the Tennessee holds its second May meeting with President Dodge presiding. Colonel Grant announces General O O Howard chosen to deliver an address at the next reunion. Officers and alternates from multiple states are re-elected or named for the twenty-eighth annual gathering.
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Army of the Tennessee
Dodge
Grant
Comittes OF Orntory
O O Howard
Wato
Coline
Jacobson
Louie
Citicern
Wee
View
N. Coli
Dolly
A.C. Kemper
Cincin- Bat
Joseph Dickinson
Willington
D.C
Bi Hamson
Minnet
W. T. Shaw
Iowa
Geo. Hy Hilde
Minor
Frow
Micnels
Milo Stkth
Fiver
Pw, Barnes
Mbwoull
Ketly
Onli
Religious Indians Conference Nears on Sioux Lands
Report of the Indian Presbyterian and Congregational churches annual conference for North and South Dakota Nebraska and Montana held on the Sisseton Reservation. About 2,900 Indians attended the proceedings with about 1,000 whites present for services and sermons in Sioux. Next conference set for Yankton reservation. Also brief items on naval, post office, court decisions, and a local anecdote about a painter.
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Aberdeen
Congregational
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montisa
Mountain
Shimetan
Tabernacle
Joh Ewattman
Flandreau
Yankton Reservation
Cruler M Hue
Canumibatins
Washington
Marion
Mare Inland Navy Yard
Marton
Ship at Sea Fire Tragedy Report Reveals Panic and Loss
Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic shipboard fire at sea with passengers and crew fleeing amid smoke and flames. The disaster, reported by the Laudine Rainburge Steamship company, notes cabins wrecked and several bodies recovered while rescuers battled the blaze.
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Sip
Rainburge
Moralius
Paul Ani
Siven
Nah Permanente
Aleeck
Hanies
Wapping
Lille
United Pres
Hertha
Nakeh
Rumor of Yacht Owners Seeks Clarification in New York
A weathered clipping reports rumors about Lavell Danae and Caplin Cranniett involving a New York voyage and possible abroad plans amid speculation from several owners. It notes Lord Dunraven and editorials debating Wentworth’s stance and Defender’s conduct, with mixed reactions to the purported trip and financial ties.
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Hepuried
Specuey Ave
Sey
York
Newynuty
Lavell Danae
Ben
Elilo
Pho
Wuele
Cannell
Sfa WeLrbet
Gatton
New York
New Bicycle Promises Revolutions in Speed
Iowa article describes Dr Cline from Jefferson as developing a bicycle with two power levers and no crank hanger or sprocket. The device claims to propel a rider a mile in two minutes, surpassing existing records, with full details withheld until protections are secured.
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Tak
Jefferson
John DR. Cline
Clind Daxerte
Adn
Bond Issue Talk Prompts Government Loans Debate
Fragmented text describes discussions on a possible new government loan program and bond issue. References to a dormitory project, budget concerns, and public works appear amid garbled names and scattered phrases. The overall sense is a political fiscal planning debate with no clear agreement.
South Dakota State Fair Exposition Draws Huge Crowds
A long list of exhibits and events fills the South Dakota State Fair program. Attendance, prizes, and displays highlight agricultural talent, with bands, parades, and demonstrations expected to attract thousands. The fair showcases farm products, crafts, and community organizations across multiple days.
Crum to Face Britons at International Meet in New York
The New York Athlete Jubilee marks the international event featuring British team member Kilpatrick and a field of athletes such as Lyons Pennington and Waters. Contenders from the United States include Mummery and Windle in distance events with a focus on the field and sprint lates.
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New York
Ierie
Frye
London Athletic
Fis
UWF
Kilpatrick
Dy Lyons
A. M. Pennington
Weter
J Weerth
M. Wulrnaas
Orrot
Gialy
OAC
J. Waters
Crain
Milehall
Pension frauds implicate Pawnee county officials and lawyers
A Pawnee County grand jury returned indictments against prominent residents and legal figures including Tadutin J. Weeks county clerk and Lee J. Solver pension agent. Amorie thane Iniistor and MM. dial were among those arrested as authorities pursue alleged pension fraud schemes.
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Pawnee
Lee J. Solver
Coke Workers Convention Ends With Agreement For Continuation
A Wisconsin convention adjourned after approving a plan allowing coke workers at Connellsville to continue operations under the current cession. The vote, held at 10 a.m., established terms for ongoing work at the Connellsville plant managed by the Connelleyily council. In other items, auditor M. Van Auken was convicted of forging board records, with a two year state prison sentence proposed along with fines.
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Beotidale
Meeorde
Mayon
x-Audltey
M. van Auken
Board of Supervisors
Abvoarston
Prison Association convention to discuss reforms and policing
The National Prison Wardens Association will hold its convention with sessions on prison reform policing and the work of prison physicians. Delegates from states including Colorado, Illinois, New York and others arrive as meetings begin at Crown Palace and Brown Palace hotels. Noted attendees and speakers from judiciary and charity groups are listed, with program details for sermons at Central Church and Fourth Methodist Church.
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Teaver. Com
Guyee Peniston
Ephanttrey
Leannie
Marke
England
Prism
Stauon
Board of Dipertens
Crown Palace
Central Presbyterian
Wom
Hayt
State
Surpreme Court
Albert W. McTailire
He Tait
Colorado
Thornan A. McMurray
Denver
General Keinkernedt
Manafield
Asnyal Addren
Brown Patney Hotel
William J. Blogum
Colorado Springs College
State Board of Charities and Correction
Fourth Methodist Church
Frederick de Wines
Sprituefield
Charitants
Melton
Ghenge
B.C. McMillay
Dew Moles
Dotin i Norrlah
Manxtings
Minny Nichglaon
Ehijond
Lne
J. Wy
Forte Lowenworth
Henry George
Krankfort
Johnny Willis
Sir Paul Mh
Mark Fe Crawford
Chieneo
Juhi
Pultorgon
Trenton
RW McGlagatry
Dabie Ti
Rolind
New York City
Wagons Smith
Ry Hy Dawson
Montaomery
Charles He
Mymonth
Thomas Fy Barr
New York
Theater
Atest Qwrink
Thiatay Boer
Tte Flekes
Uickertd
Fich
Uhone
Che Cusing
Allate
Mester
Govr
menaIn
Grand Stand Falls as Hoople Fans Watch Breworke
The crowd gathered along the river watched a dramatic race night at the grandstand. Spectators saw Robertson, Gentry, and others compete in fast heats with Louisville and York competitions noted amid urging crowds.
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Louisville
Finn
Jake
Tae
Lenoukh
Loulevine
Robertsy
Philadelphia Lexow Inquiry opens amid city politics
The Philadelphia Lexow inquiry proceeds with officials like Senator Andrews and Secretary BenteThomas leading the probe in the city. The investigation aims to expose corrupt ties within the municipal political machine and railway interests, with key figures expected to face scrutiny as the panel presses toward a broader examination of party influence and patronage.
Groker on the Ocean in New York City politics
The message notes Sept W Richard Crocker back from England to speak in New York. An anxious crowd awaits his return as he discusses the municipal ticket and Tammany influence. He plans to outline a strategy to secure victory and shape Democratic majorities in state and city government.
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New York
Richard Crockur
England
Crock Er
Lumber theft fuels remote timber trade in Dakota case
A United States court probes illegal timber cutting in the western Dakota region. A Cady Lumber Company of Omaha allegedly profits from nonresident depredations, shipping millions of feet to Omaha at markedly low costs, while railroads and others face scrutiny for complicity and kickbacks in the timber theft network.
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Mont Dakota
Chamberlais
United Tates Court
Coster County
Cady Lumber
Omaha
South Dakota
Ona Cady
Han Bourae
Immense barbecue crowds debut at Tolleville fair wrecks crowd
A massive Tolleville barbecue week drew large crowds with 250 cooks and 100 pounds pepper plus vast quantities of tomatoes onions and corn. A collapse injured numerous workers as crowds gathered and police reported difficulty in handling the scene. Amid the encampment, veterans’ enrollment and parade plans continued despite the tragedy.
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Avid
Ata
United States
Walker Dae
Irvin Robina
Prison Association Convention Opens In United States
Delegates assemble to convene the National Prison Association in Washington. The headquarters of the executive committee are at the River Palace hotel, with a convention expected to be the largest in the association’s history. Former President Hayes long served as president of the association.
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Philadeiilie Lexin
Andrews
Bente Thomas
Metropole Nuzel
Wirth
Tuckte
Toewl
Harylyburg Covention
Silas W. Tilt
Uae
Tegardee
United States
Quay
Florida
Henver
Coby
Delweuien
Glasgow's Experiment in Street Railways Reported
The town council of Glasgow started street railway work years ago. From July 1, 1894, to May 31, 1895, revenue reached $1,104,011 with net gain after depreciation. Depreciation funds renewals and reserve allocations totaled $40,322 to general funds. Capital invested stood at $2,005,485 with 30.48 miles of double track. Fares dropped to 2 cents for short rides, and overall financial outlook suggested better results next year despite initial challenges such as an epidemic and opposition from competitors.
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Ali Rine
Atimietpar
Adi
BiFeet
Kistiwuy
Glasgow
Gaya
Heaton
New Ani
Harneas
Walleyhe
FSM
General Corporation
Capit Il
Mute Way
Aingly
Veteran minister Dr Manuel Wakefield dies at age 98
The veteran Methodist minister Dr Manuel Wakefield died at 2 o'clock this morning at the residence of J G Brown. He was 98 years old and revered as the oldest member of the OL B church and likely the oldest of any denomination. He had belonged to the Masonic Fraternity for nearly 45 years.
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John T. Gatlahan
Stonehwr
Callahan
Gome
Sr Callahan
Manuel Waketeta
West Newtin
Samuyl Wakefield
J.G. Brown
Wakefield
de. Wakefield
OLB
Masonic Fraternity
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York Evening World
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