Outlines of the Treaty First Three Articles Mutually Agreed Upon
Paris dispatch reports Spanish and American peace commissioners agreeing on the first three treaty articles and the evacuation terms for the Philippines. The outlines cover Cuba, Porto Rico, Guam, the Philippines, prisoner releases, and open door guarantees, with eight of thirteen articles discussed and sessions expected to continue.
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Paris
Moore
Ojeda
Cuba
Porto Rico
Wet Indies
Guam
Ladrones
Philippines
United States
Spain
Kise
Strong Island
Caroline
Cable
Cota
Manila
Aguinaldo
Conta
Morocco
Madrid
Washington
Fragmentary legal note on Cuba case and improvements
A fragmentary OCR reads like a legal note discussing a Cuba case and the improvement of a disputed asset treated as a legal charge. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the core references include a case context and an assertion of a recognized legal charge relating to the property or improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Blanco Gone Scathing Critique Aims at Captain General
Hawaii, Dec. 1. With Blanco removed, critics accuse the Captain General of weakness and misrule He is blamed for campaign reverses and the war’s outcome, charged as the instrument of corrupt leaders who steer Spain Despite having 150,000 troops he allegedly withheld reinforcements from Santiago and misled the public about Puno and other movements Cervera’s squadron destruction is also laid at his door.
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Hawaii
Blanco
Spain
Santiago
Puno
Pando
Central America
Cervera
Inmates Ask Governor to Return Pension Funds
State Senator Perry A. Gibson met Governor Hastings in Philadelphia to present a petition from inmates of the Soldiers' and Sailors' home at Erie seeking repayment of about $106,000 taken since 1885 under a rule for dependent relatives. The inmates allege the trustees illegally diverted the money and that they have no dependents.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Perry A. Gibson
Erie County
Hastings
Stratford Hotel
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie
Father's Crime Ends in Double Tragedy Near Decorah
John Gross killed his daughter Tillie as she prepared to leave home, then shot himself after subduing her brother. Tillie had signed over her share to her mother in a will he forced. He burned the will before dying, while the wife escaped.
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Dubuque
John Gross
Tillie
Decorah
Grosa
Protest by Cheyenne and Arapaho Over Agent Demands
A large Cheyenne and Arapaho delegation met with Commissioner Jones in Washington to protest the agent in charge of their reservation. They object to living on allotments, rationing methods, and other agency enforcement policies. Officials signaled they may support the agent, citing his view of advancing the Indians best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones
Indiana
SURPLUS WHEAT FORECAST FOR NEW SOUTH WALES
NSW reports a wheat surplus of 2,250,000 bushels with a forecast harvest to exceed 1517 by 1,500,000 and an exportable surplus of 2,250,000. London reports Dreyfus case verdicts unlikely. Emily Crawford predicts an irregular Cassation court and Dreyfus innocence. Remains of George S. Willetts arrive in New York aboard US transport Obdam from Porto Rico.
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New South Wales
Sydney
N. 5
London
Paris
The
Daily News
Emily Crawford
Cassation
Dreyfus
Piquart
Porto Rico
San Juan de Port Rico
United States
Obdam
New York
George 8
Willetts
Chicago
Kreck
J. Willetts
Gilbert
Spirit Lake
J. A. R. Kilt
Spanish Civil War Threats and Proposed Royal Marriage
Reports from Madrid claim Carlist forces plot to seize Madrid with a governor appointed for the capital. Aguinaldo seeks 1.5 million for friar release. Pope negotiates Don Jaime’s marriage to Princess Mary of Asturias to avert bloodshed amid rising tensions.
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Madrid
Leo
OW Hostilitien
Prince Jamie
Spain
Rome
Don Carlos
Don Jaime
Mary of Asturias
Santiago merchants seek Sunday closings under General Wood
General Wood in Santiago de Cuba has granted petitions from several merchants to close stores on Sundays, despite a Spanish law requiring noon opening. He also ordered liquor saloons closed that day and attended the opening of the newly organized supreme court with Chief Justice Acheverria. He has received eyewitness letters from San Luis about outrages by negro soldiers and hopes to identify some guilty parties at an early inquiry.
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Santiago
General Wool
Santiago de Cuba
General Wood
San Luis
Supreme Court
Acheverria
Salvador Uprising Threatens United States of Central America
Uprising in Salvador reaches revolution scale as President Guttierrez yields to General Regulado who establishes a provisional government. Some deem this a deathblow to the United States of Central America uniting Salvador, Nicaragua, and Honduras, while others see a setback to the hoped common defense pact. In Managua diplomats report a failed bid to form a three nation union under a single administration.
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United States of Central America
Washington
Salvador
Guttierrez
Regulado
Nicaragua
Honduras
Union
Managua
United Sees of Pote America
Peace aid reaches destitute in Unha amid cargo update
In an effort to relieve hardship in Unha, aid efforts progress as 106 tons of relief supplies arrive from the Pinar del Rio region. The message notes the ongoing loading and distribution to the destitute population, with emphasis on the relief convoy’s readiness and continued support.
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Iioe
Pinar del Bio
Portland Steamer Portland Wreck Off Cape Cod
Provincetown Mass Dec 1 The steamship Portland en route Boston Portland vanished in last Sundays storm off High Head More than 100 aboard only one survivor Sixteen bodies have washed ashore with few wreckage fragments lifeboats missing The disaster prompts swift consensus that all on board were lost
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Provincetown
Mass
Portland
Boston
High Head
Cape
Prominent Figures Hinted in Virden Riot Indictments
Virden riot case grand jury session ends amid rumors of indictments. State's Attorney Vaughn to file the indictments and jury recommendations for public release by Saturday. Governor Tanner, Sheriff Davenport, Chicago-Virden Coal officials, Virden mayor, and several prominent individuals possibly cited for perjury or other conduct.
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Virden
Carlinsville
Vaughn Sys
Tanner
Davenport
Chicago-Virden Coal Company
Coal Company
Wire Lifting and Crime Report From The Nation
Cripple Creek gold output for November is 1,447,400. The Second National Bank of Springfield plans voluntary liquidation. Frederick Harte, a farmer near Green Tree, Texas, killed his wife with a binwlf. no motive known. Pattyson of Baston convicted of arson for burning a Mormon church in Independence, Kansas. Denver mint reports November totals of 1,471,4?8 against 4,207,100 last year. Dan Croydon and George Greemers to fight at the National Athletic Club in San Francisco late December. A San Antonio businessman was shot and killed in Houstonmen, his partner involved in domestic trouble.
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Cripple Creek
Nevember
Second National Bank of
Springfield
Prederick Harte
Green Tren
Binwlf
Pattyson
Baston
Independence
Kan
Denver
Dan Croydon
George Greeumers
National Athletic Club
San Francisco
Jeen
San An
Germany negotiates at Washington over commercial privileges
Berlin reports from Washington say Germany seeks recognition of commercial privileges in the Sulus. The negotiations are cordial and aimed at harmony with England and the United States. Germany apparently would offer a reasonable price for the Carolinas if it does not prejudice its policy with the United States or Britain.
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Washington
London
Berlin
The
Daily News
Geremany
Germany
England
Ualist
Carolinas
United States
Britain
Bishop of Iowa Elects Theodore Morrison for Diocese
The Iowa Episcopal diocese chose Dr. Theodore N Morrison of Epiphany Church Chicago on the ballot. Born in Ottawa Illinois about 45 years ago he studied at Illinois College Jacksonville and attended Univis College Cedar Rapids.
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Theodore Morrison
Univis College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Episcopal
Theodore N. Morrison
Epiphany Church
Chicago
Morrison
Ottawa
Mls
Iinois College
Jacksonville
Market report and obituary note from Harvard infirmary donor
Market items from Chicago and Cincinnati show declines and gains in grains pork and oats. James Stillman of New York donates 80,000 to Harvard to fund an infirmary and 2,000 annually for four years. Captain A De La Torre, Mexican fighter and organizer in San Francisco, dies of heart failure after a long illness.
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Chicago
Carri
Port Larvard
Cambridge
Mass
James Stillman
New York
Harvard College
Harvard
Mr. Stillman
San Francisco
A. de la Torre
James Guards
Jaarez
Mexico
Masmillian
San Rafael
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