President McKinley to treat Cabat Question mildly
Washington Nov 24 The president plans to advise that no action be taken now to worsen Cuba’s situation He will suggest that resolutions recognizing independence be inexpedient while Spain’s reforms under General Blenco are carried out The release of the Competitor and American prisoners will be cited as relief to the United States from intervention to protect American life and property
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Cuba
Spain
Blenco
United States
Merritt
Ealing
Wasumatox
Missouri
St Louis
State Board of Charities
State
Heath
Telia
Congress
Department
Lenat
Thorn trial opens with grenade of gossip and murder tale
A crowded New York courtroom hears sensational claims about the Guidensuppe head disposed from a Jersey coast fishing boat. Witnesses corroborate parts of the tale as Thorn faces trial amid echoes of a missing groom, racing headlines, and fresh criminal anecdotes from Baldwin University injuries to players to Luetgert and a countess death.
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Che
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Agea
New York
Thorn
Minker
Guidensuppe
Jersey
H. Boeck
A. Steuben
Alfred Baeder
Murray, Hills ’Hatha
Brutal Italian Quarter Murder Shocks City
In Bangas City an Italian man known as Nicola Sabbatino was found dead in the Italian Quarter with his head crushed by a brick and multiple dagger wounds. Police say he came from Pittsburgh and may have been lured to the scene. Frank Bascone and his 14 year old son were arrested amid bloodstains at Bascone’s home.
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Bangas Cirt
Nicola
Ivis
Pitteburg
Kaa
Nicola Sabbatino
Pittsburg
Kaw
Frank Bascone
Bascone
Recall of French Ambassador to Paris and cattle trade dispute
French Ambassador M. Patenotre has been recalled to Paris and will present a formal note to McKinley on Friday before sailing home. The proposed tariff accord lacks French assent on abolishing the ban on American cattle, with only restricted admission contemplated. Oklahoma free range law sparks bitterness as clashes rise between cattlemen and farmers across multiple western counties. several cattle deaths and arrests reported.
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Prooch Ambasesdor
Wasminerox
M. Patenotre
Paris Savurdey
O McKinley
France
United States
Patenotre
Oklahoma
Perry
Wooda
Woodward
Beaver
D. Custer
Washita
Green
Blaine
Roger Mills
Day
Bursting Boiler at Graves Elevator Kills and Missing Foreman
A boiler explosion at Graves Elevator Works on Canter Street injured many workers or cut by glass as windows were blown out. Foreman Robert Henry, 80, is missing and feared buried in ruins. John Shields, Hartford Insurance boiler inspector, was found dead with head trauma. Estimated loss around 40000 dollars. Separately in Topeka, a string of burglaries targets elites with diamonds and finery, suggesting a skilled thief in high society. In Hobart, reports say currency reform may pass this winter as lawmakers respond to public demand for monetary changes. In Cuantes, John Anderson jailed four months for throwing a rock at a Missouri Kansas Texas train window, citing drunken behavior.
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Rovingeten
Graves Elevator Works
Canter Street
Robert Henry
Graves Elevator Company
John Shields
The
Hartford Insurance Company
Faasenger
Cuantes
John Anderson
Fowler
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Texas Junction
Anderson
Tee
Port Patrick Destroyed by Fire at Rowark Pier
The full rigged ship Port Patrick of the Port Line Glasgow, Bootland captain Hand was nearly burned to ashes at East River dock. Cargo of kerosene and oils valued at $100,000 also perished. Crew of twelve plus captain and mate escaped ashore.
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Bigzes Suip
Rowark
New Youk
Port Patrick
Glasgow
Bootland
Frank Hand
East River
Wants Meeting Calls Pop Party Convention in 1898
A lengthy 1890s political manifesto from Ada Steinberger of Kannes, St Louis, urging a national committee convening at the Laclede hotel on January 19 1908 to map party strategy. It calls for a 1898 national nominating convention, state conventions in March, and a platform favoring free coinage, government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, imaginary debt policies, and the initiative and referendum.
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News
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Bryan
CicaGo
the Post
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Stata
National Committee
Antipsted
Nynam
I New Years
W. D. Byoum
National Democratic, ‘ Committee
National Democratic Party
Oslo
Maryland
Tegishitures
Kentucky
National Democracy
Masssachusetts
Nebraska
South Dakota
National Democratic Organization
St. Lous
National Organization Committee
Pop Party
Ada Steinberger
Kanneas
People's Party
Laclede
St Louis
The
Peoples Party
United States
Blackmailer Sentenced and Other Nov 24 Briefs
Florence Stanafield, charged with attempting to blackmail the Earl of Carrington, is sentenced to eighteen months penal servitude in London. In Kansas Rev G E Mortison, held on a wife murder charge in Texas, is released on attorney general advice. Fritz Meyer alias Constantine Steiger, convicted of murder, is sentenced to be electrocuted beginning January 10. A scaffold collapse at Dorcher Co sugar refinery in Long Island City injures three. Governor Leedy commutes life murder sentence for George W. Gregson to a pardon.
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William N. Allen
Keeley Institute
London
Florence Stanafield
Earl of Carrington
Torgga
Kan
G. E. Mortison
Pac Hoodie
Tex
Boyle
Texas
New York
Dorscher & Co
Long Island City
Peter McAllister
Andrew Stewart
Patrick Hoey
Eife
Torexa
Leedy
George W. Gregson
Gregson
Adam W. Collins
Grand Central Hotel
Pareons
L L Ls Meeting and Club Reports Highlight Local Events
The L L Ls met Treslay with Mrs. Geo L Howe as Mrs Hogg read Burns and Mrs McComb shared selections. The meeting featured songs by Mrs Dailey and Mrs Hanscom and a discussion on Holland and Belgian topics. The No Name club discussed Vikings and their expeditions, while Home Influence and Heredity sparked debate. Arrests for licenseless canvassing were reported as box campaigns drew police attention. An After Thanksgiving social was planned, and local football and candy ads appeared amid brewing company news and a town fire loss in Iowa.
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Treslay
Geo. L. Howe
Paul Learnard
Antwerp
Ghent
Brussels
Medina
Howe
Miss McMillan
Miss Horton
Fletcher
Lane
Wall
W.E. Shaw
E. Suffin
Lawrence
United States
Innes
Nee Sweer
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock Report
Kansas City market receipts show cattle and hogs mixed to steady with notable price shifts. Texas steers around 35.45. cows 2.40. natives 1574.00. stockers 2.50 to 3.60. hogs slow to steady with lighter weights higher. Chicago reports subdued hogs and steady to weaker cattle. grain prices edge higher on a broad market mix with No 1 hard at 4.0 to 4.1.
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Kasnas City
Texas
Dallas
Packers
Yorbers
Swaer
Lamb Lssts
Kamass City
Woeas
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Batraong
Alexander Hirrown & Sons
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Serano B. McGlother
Provident Mutual Accident Insurances Company
J. 2. McGrother
Argentine
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Gold Democrats
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Edward D. Cooke
Henry & Boutell
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Gus Rented
M. Bolwoon Winthrey & Sears
John Charlton
ELI Scineck
A. A. Cooper
Justice of the Pecas
Whitter IM Reliable Companies
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Tracy Learnard
Noyone
Tracy Lournara
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