Havana Mutiny Suppressed as Troops Agree Pay Promises
Reports from Havana and Key West describe a mutiny by Spanish order publico troops over delayed pay. Officers disbursed the force after arrears were settled, with 7000 soldiers mutinous in Puerto Principe and Nuevitas awaiting pay. Banks faced funding difficulties as Spain offered 425000 pounds for troop payments.
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Emilio Murch
Fire devastates Canonsburg business district in $150000 loss
Canonsburg Pennsylvania November 14 fire sweeps through the business portion including two principal hotels and many homes. Volunteer crews struggle as most buildings are frame and nearly all portable valuables are saved. Damage estimated at around 150000 with extensive property loss. Factories pause as workers seek pay.
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Mob abducts and brutalizes a Black Democrat in Seymour Indiana
A masked mob seized John Baird from Seymour jail charging him with fraud. They beat him with a rod and revolver, ordered him out of town, then sought police protection. He remained under escort but the incident sparks questions over political violence in Indiana.
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Boundary dispute leads to deadly riot in Prescott Arizona
A noisy clash at the Trilby ming in Prescott ends with Superintendent Murphy fatally wounded. A man named Braner is reported killed and two others injured. The incident centers on boundary lines of plasma. A Washington dispatch notes Senator McMillan of Michigan is to replace Secretary Hay as ambassador to Great Britain, with Gov. Plagree set to appoint Secretary of War Alger to McMillan’s vacancy in the Senate.
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Tragedy Deepens as Brother Dies at Mothers Grave
Pittsburg authorities report Edward Belletela, brother of Bertha Hellatela, who killed their mother six weeks ago and attempted suicide, shot himself at his mother’s grave. The Bellateins were a wealthy family. the chain of events followed the sudden death of the rubber executive.
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Bertha Hellatela
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Peace Commission Delays Meeting After Madrid Data Delay
Paris November 14 There will be no joint meeting of the peace commissioners today Secretary Moore said the Spaniards could request a deferral to Wednesday due to late Madrid arrivals The Americans agreed to accommodate the delay in the absence of new data Mountain Grove Missouri November 4 J B Barber a respected citizen committed suicide hanging in a wood shed at his home The sorrow over his son's disgrace is given as the known motive this being the third such attempt
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Cuban relief plan moves with 1 million rations promised
Senor Quesada of the Gahan legation met Secretary Alger and Gen. Miles to press for supplies for Gomez's Cuban army. A ship loaded with provisions was to depart a southern port in days. Quesada quoted Geo Gomez on worsening Cuban conditions and cited past aid by the Cubans. The cabinet decided to send one million army rations for relief.
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Antipathy grows as Norway moves against Sweden
Telegrams from Christiania report a vote to remove the Swedish emblem from the Norwegian flag, signaling King Oscar’s failed reconciliation efforts. The piece argues Sweden and Norway remain deeply opposed, with Norwegians favoring democracy and republic ideals contrasted with Swedish conservatism and monarchy.
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Yevaroe I
Germany
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Tha
Norwege Fata
Bayada
Tha Awelon Ae Pratvodloniata
Lie Norwege Tra Fee Traders
Prairie fires devastate vast Oklahoma and Indiana counties
News reports extensive prairie fires in southern and western districts causing thousands of dollars in damage. Cotton crops destroyed and homes threatened as flames spread rapidly, with fear for families near mill towns and the Seulagie nation. Other items note Admiral Dewey's honor at a Chicago school and condolences from President McKinley to a bereaved Indiana family.
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Pottuwatente County
Wennarlon
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Tla
Dewey
Board of Education
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Union Avenue
Sherwood
Navy officer Dresel commits suicide in Manila order fallout
Nov 14 Carrollton hotel in Baltimore reports Lieut Herman Dresel United States Navy took his own life by shooting himself in the head. Officials say he reluctantly faced orders to Manila to join the cruiser Susquehanna. Dresel, about 40, served since 1870, well known at the Navy Pay Office and Custom House.
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Manila
Liu
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Colored Citizens Meet in St Louis Over Race Troubles
About 500 prominent colored citizens gathered at the Forum club in St Louis as Prof. O. M. Wood urged national government intervention to stop southern massacres of African Americans. Resolutions called for seven members to draft a petition to President McKinley urging action for humanity and protection of colored citizens.
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Train Fire Threatens Overnight Army Train in Missouri
A military transport train carrying the Twelfth United States Infantry from St Louis to Fort Riley caught fire between Otterville and Boonville. A Pullman car heater caused the blaze. the engineer halted the train at Enstadt Sedalia, saving the survivors as flames swept the top of the sleeper before extinguishing. In other news, Interior Department crafts rules under the Curtis bill for Indian Territory mineral leases revenues and schooling. Jimmie Peckham, 1, died after being thrown from a wagon in Persimmon. Transfer of St Louis Fair Grounds to Vindex Realty Co for 460000.
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Flagler Favors Federal Armament Support and Coast Defense
Flagler, head of the bureau, reports to the secretary of war on cost and logistics for 19th century defense. He urges government equipment of volunteers, large stockpiles of arms, and ready small arms supply while analyzing coast defense readiness and powder developments for national security.
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Marriage rumor and cited wedding card details in gossip column
A long damaged prose fragment discusses hoarse married etiquette and wedding cards, naming Mr Jobo Smith, Miss Nellie Girean, and Miss Fanny White among others. It references a noted author and a poet debating a child's name and a potential wedding, with scattered commentary on social norms and propriety.
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Jamea Browne
Nellie Cirean
Fanny
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Erdoton
le Phat
Fragmented OCR News Bits Mix Baking, War Reports and Science
A garbled set of notes covers baking quality claims, a Springfield powder ad, an onrush of war dispatches from Washington and Nov 14, and a long science excerpt on deep sea pressure. It mentions detectives fighting highwaymen, typhoid and fever totals, and a speculative treatise from North American Review.
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Washington
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Alek
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Wood
Markets By Wire From Kansan Area Highlights Cattle and Grain Rates
Market reports show cattle and hog receipts with varied demand while Chicago grain futures quote revisions. Prices for beef cattle and hogs drift with regional conditions. grains trade with November and December futures, noting weak to steady demand in parts of Kansas City and Chicago sessions.
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