Cuba to Have Autonomous Appearance Under Magoon Rule
Cuba will appear autonomous with Governor Magoon as provisional ruler, holding plenary power under presidential and war secretary orders. The United States maintains Havana representation by an American minister, with consuls in place. no Cuban constitutional subversion is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallakington
Charléa B Magoon
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Magoon
United States
Havana
Han Ariven
Organizing Good Government League of Cuba Begun
Havana reports the preliminary steps to form the Good Government League of Cuba. A Sunday meeting of Americans Cubans and others passed resolutions to promote by legitimate means a permanent stable lawful government. They aim to establish justice domestic tranquility general welfare and liberty for all inhabitants of Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Good Government League of
Cuba
Faith in Cuban People Expressed by General Ruiz Rivera
General Ruiz Rivera says it remains to be proven that Cubans are capable of self government and that the inland republic can administer affairs after the American government completes peace restoration. He hopes to guide the provisional government into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruiz Rivera
Yale Senior Gored by Elk in Westville Park Incident
New Haven resident Chauncey B. McCormick a Yale senior from Chicago was gored by an elk in a private Westville park Sunday during a Merce struggle. He and companion F H Revell escaped as the buck charged. Revell eluded the animal while McCormick was thrown to the ground and gored twice before climbing a tree to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Chauncey B. McCormick
Yale
Chicago
Westville
F. H. Revell
Bvanston
Revell
McCormick
Lynching of 37 year old Black man shocks Argenta crowd
In Argenta Arkansas a Black man believed to be H Blackburn was lynched Sunday at the corner of Sixth and Main as white and Black clashes continue since September when a white man killed musician Wiley Shelby.
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Argenta
Ark
John Lindsay
Johana Milton Lindsay
Garrett Colum
Charles Colum
H. ‘Blackburn
Sixth
Main Atreeta
R. KR. McDonald
Wiley Shelby
Redmond presses home rule talk at Athlone meeting
London John Redmond addressed the Irdeh league in Athlone on Saturday reiterating warnings to the Liberal ministry. He acknowledged the practical difficulties of home rule but said he and his colleagues were sincere in supporting the government scheme when feasible and expressed confidence in Prime Minister Henry Campbell-Bannerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Redmond
Athlone
Limerick
Beral
Moat
Bir
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Keeper Nearly Torn to Pieces by a Bear
A bear attack at Riverside Park Zoo injures Charles Hanson who tended the animals. He falls into the enclosure and is mauled while Mrs Hanson and bystanders react. Sewell shoots the bear fatally after Hanson pleads for help. Hanson’s arm suffers severe damage but may be saved.
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Bolus
Ida
Riverside Park
Charles Hanson
Hanson
Aries
Elnna
Sewel
Sewell
Vessel Planter Returns to Port After Severe Storm
The barkentine Planter under Captain Murchison, bound for Manila from Everett, returned to Port Townsend water-logged and badly damaged after a fierce storm off the Columbia River. Rigging failed, the vessel leaked, and the crew fought to keep the ship afloat while securing provisions from below amid rising seas.
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Port Townsend
Murchison
Everett
Manila
Port
Columbia River
China Declines South Manchuria Bond Offer
London dispatches report Tokio that South Manchuria railroad bonds were heavily oversubscribed but drew no Chinese applicants. Peking Times correspondent says China declined participation due to lacking funds and inability to access foreign loans, ensuring Japanese control of the line.
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London
Tokio
Peking
the Times
China
Asaya
Japan
Manchuria
Man Fatally Shot After Confrontation in Sacramento
In Sacramento a man shot an armed stranger near Tenth and G streets after a tense exchange at a whist party. The stranger died of a bullet wound to the forehead within hours at receiving hospital. the shooter said he feared robbery. The dead man was later identified as an inoffensive citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Oscar Herold
Tenth
Herold
President weighs Supreme Court vacancy amid Taft return
The president told callers that the vacancy on the United States Supreme Court bench is under consideration and a decision will wait for Taft's return to the United States. Several names have been suggested as Taft declines the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Staton Aupreme Court
Taft
United States
Japanese Loan Officer Arrives in London for External Debt Talks
Orokiyo Tammahasi, a special financial agent of the Japanese Government and head of the Bank of Japan, arrived in London. He will stay until the 6 percent Japanese external loans are converted, with no clear date for a possible loan of 126 million dollars due to current unfavorable conditions.
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London
Orokiyo Tammahasi
Bank of Japan
Yokohama Spécie Bank
Levying of 10 percent on Sandard Knitting Co capital stock
Notice from Lehi Utah bank and directors of Standard Knitting Co announcing a 10 percent or $1.10 per operating levy on capital stock, due by September 16. Delinquent stock will be advertised for sale at public auction and sold October 20, 1900, to satisfy the assessment plus advertising and costs, with Chas. C. Friel as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natlee de Herhy
Chas. C. Friel
Seay
Lohi
Notice of lands open for mineral surveys in Utah territory
Public notice from United States Land Office Salt Lake City describes the offering of land sections in Utah for mineral potential and agricultural use. It explains parcel descriptions by township and range, protest procedures within sixty days, and that claims may be contested under the Department of the Interior. Frank D Hobbs, Register, signs the notice.
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Lonald
NBA
Roy W
Ktale
New
Jauaney
Frank D
Hobbs
Moghater
Brights Disease and Diabetes Reported by Medical Study
A historical unsigned text discusses Brights disease and diabetes, claiming reports from a company named Patton Conpanty describe high recovery rates in various cases. It mentions symptoms such as ankle swelling, kidney issues, sediment in urine, and vision problems, referencing medical authorities and locations in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multan
Lands on public sale under land act in Washington district
Notice announces a public sale of lands surveyed by the land office in Washington under the land act of Congress. It lists the process for desiring to participate, deadlines for objections, and mentions publication dates and eligibility requirements for bidders.
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General Wood
Conaule
Good Government League of Cuba
Arkansas
John Redmond Leas
Cinnamon
Boles Zoo
Wire
Jape
Mancuria
Afra'd
Japs Beeking
England
Piaren
John Fyfe
Mwanys
Mintal Pvcu
Setuid
Welitte
Ely
Finion Billingweul
M. Bendder
M. D
Fate of
Cincinnati
Hartholow
M.D
Medienl College
Save of
Talon
Sandard Knitting Co
Leht
Utah County
Utal
United States Land
Ollee
Salt Lake City
Oleh
Congress
Frank D. Hodes
Inky
Roxy
Soryal
Scientific American
Aden Lene
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
C. A. Wallon
General Agunt
Chicago & North-Western
Booth
Allan
Utah
Hatuke
W. Ad
Porcelain
Shen Aks Ieee
Mont
Vearross
Coeg Fhgtal
iideaToe
Seoraf
Lehi
T. R. Cutler
John Y. Smith
Sin Gaunt Gee
Salt Lake
Ogden
Tintic
Sanpete
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louie
J. A. Bexton
The
Elk
O. A. Slade
Main Street
America
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Williams
West Second South Street
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