GURANS AT THE APIA FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY
Cuban commission led by Gen Calisto Garcia arrives in Washington to discuss Cuba's future and the fate of its army with US officials. He notes disbanding without pay would be hardship and supports a peaceful, fair transition under continued US confidence and future governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger. Garcia
United States
Spain
Gen. Garcia
Lido
Congress of the
Cuba
Snd
Timeani Ducal
Garcia
Aimeriana
Isinna
San Luis
Gen. Gore
Porters in Central America and US tariff notes
United States special commissioner Robert P. Porter arrived at San Jose to study economic and tariff conditions of the isthmian states. He met General Wood and reviewed customs at the port. The Central American union project has failed. Salvador's Regavido declared himself chief executive after seizing the presidency. State canvass shows amendment passage with 223056 for and 851 for. Cook County tally 45359 for to 2747 against. Ship and lake vessel losses in 1893-95 noted. local county reorganization reshapes Dewey Township in Stevens Point Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Honduras
Lalvador
Ajmon
United States of Central America
Thomas Regavido
Revolutionary Movement
Salvador
Les Veurpad
Republic
Spanish Cuban War Dispatches and American Naval Movements
A dense May 1898 style dispatch lists shifting commands in Cuba and Spain. It notes Gen Castellano replacing retired Cub General Diaro, American ship reinforcements to Cuba, and the Oregon and a collier arriving at Montevideo for provisions. Also mentions peace terms, cabinet meetings in Washington, and proclamations for Cuban governance as troops redeploy. Local items include a Sedalia train robbery and a medal plan for Admiral Schley.
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Fripay
Buffalo
York
Santa
Hevana
Spain
Americatt
Cubs
Lebatog
Masianac
Cuba
Savennah
Jimenex Cestellaga
Abe
Egvercor
Dtauco
Wood
United States
Chicago
Washington
Oregon
Chéster
Yasnan
Fifteenth -United States Infantry
Nuavitas
Ciba
Diarsbai Biatco
Castellano
Santa Clara
Aiaranzas
Hayans
Preaiz Deni Archicles
Cubste
Charles W.goulg
Marianac
McKinley
Day
Storm Sweeps New England Coast Victims Count Rises
Terrible wark donce to the storm on the New England coast. Boston reports the loss of the Boston and Portland Steam Packet steamer with over 160 dead. Dozens of vessels wrecked along Cape Cod, trains halted, and lines of communication severed as the storm's toll climbs past 200. Wrecks, missing crews, and widespread damage emerge from port towns and distant ports alike.
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New England
Boston
Dec
Boston and Portland Steam Packet Company
Portland
Cape Cod
Care Cod
Cape
Nie
Death list Reaches Over One Hundred
Boston November 30 a large side wheel passenger steamer City of Portland wrecked near shore after storm. Reports describe ghastly scenes with dozens of bodies found ashore and items from the ship strewn along the coast. Rescue efforts and wreckage indicate the vessel foundered after the northeast gale that began Wednesday morning.
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Boston
City of
Portland
Hyes
Sia Om
Dévrié
Washington stamp printing costs report for 1930
Claudé Johnson, director of the bureau of engraving and printing, announced 1930 totals showing 92 978 000 sheets printed at a cost of 3 357 0598. Deducting extras, per sheet costs fell 47 cents from last year, saving 343 703. The release notes additions tied to a new bond issue and various currency and stamp programs for the Omaha Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claudé” Johnson
Bureau of Épnd Printing
Staran York
United” States
Treasury
Omaha
Trans-Sissizalep
Weather overview for Chicago monthly statistics and forecasts
Fragmented weather notes describe Chicago area forecast trends and monthly patterns. The garbled text mentions forecasters and general weather concepts, implying a summary of expected conditions without specific dates or figures.
Market Prices Report From New Fork and vicinity
The market note lists wheat and corn values with No 2 red and Nod white tests, cattle and hog prices for native steers, packers, and butchers, and assorted farm goods including beans, oats, rye, barley, onions, potatoes, hides, and poultry. Prices range across wheat 5S to 2.55 per bushel, corn per bushel, hogs at 5 per 160, beef cuts at 2.86 to 3.00, and various farm staples with regional quotes.
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New Fork
Dec
Ngcaneas Crry
Texas
Garrie
Marshall Market
Timothy
Lantern filebes to Septic stores price save bald
ES Cox's report notes a price save at Septic stores involving lantern filaments and five-cent items. Details are fragmentary with uncertain product names and quantities.
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Cox's
Betroit Livestock Market Cattle Prices Feed News
Betroit Livestock Market reports cattle and calf demand Thursday with varied quality. Prime steers and heifers and common cattle steady. cows around 40.00 to 745.00, calves active near 5.00 to 408.50, stockers and feeders present, pigs and hogs priced modestly, overall market fluctuates with demand.
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Sarket
Thirsday
Dee. T
Home Dressed Fresh Meata Best Veal Park Lem and Mutton
Advertisement notes high quality home raised meat including veal lamb and mutton. Emphasizes freshness and best quality with limited other offerings.
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Park
Lem J
Terrible Iowa murder suicide linked to family dispute
In Decorah area a father John Gross shot and killed his daughter Tillie then killed himself after forcing her to sign over her share of the will to her mother. A brother tried to aid her but was driven off. The tragedy occurred amid a conflict over the girl leaving home and the father's control.
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Dubuque Fa
Ore
John Gross
Tillie
Lerinther
Biz Daughily
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Gurans
APIA
Jen
Porter
Santiago
Yue
Enited
Amendrueng
Springueta
Secretary of State
Cook
Ity
Lie Lowen
Josees
Great Lakes
Riberto
Dewey
Stevens Point
Wisflee
Portage County
T. Geot
Consett
Velazco
Pinar del Rio
Pinar del. Rio
Blanco
G. W. Davis
Setend
Sezoemiy Corpky
Greenville
Fae War Department
Bpain
United “Buntes
Paris
Porto Rico
Guam
Phi Fine Daleids
Mealandlé
Zayven
Pennessea
Sasely
Mantis
San Francisco
Philip, Anes
Sis
Gaye
Butler
Garela
Cris
New York
Villaverd
Wosd
Sattises
Sin@es
Merritt Wrecking Company
Santiago Herbor
Orfolk
Heid
Beneral Borg
Dé Dea
Trajan
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
St. Foe
Kansas City
Lexington
Kim West
Mt. Kansas City
W. G .Pattisor
Reston
Independente
Pattisor
Baltimore
Schley
Admiral Schley
Bis
Volga
Museu
Volge
Kinestimp
March
Raagenkers
Lissengers
Poland
Ste
Salled
Oron - Hooper
B. True Hooner
Sarah Frré
Ruth Five
Maul Frye
Mauc ‘Syms
Mea Itzehkiel Bennms
Theodora Allen
Miss Allen
Sizes Cole
Daniel Reputris
Mine
South Weymouth
Mars
Sewell
Fred Sherwood
Charles HL Thompson
Atrs- Thompson
Sid. Child
Woodforca
William Chass
Philip Chase
Kate. Coy
Bostons
Afiss AL K
Harry
Swift
Marien Street
Cornéla Nu. Mitchell
Jennie Hoy
North Easton
Dorchester
Stenjuer
Pikigiiindiijcht
Mawsachwactic
Frei
Weather Office
O Metal Voce
Hmanans
Topeke
Kau
W. E Stey
Garexhor
J. W. Leeds
Lipecomb
A. Feller
Singley
Leeds
Kansas
Stanley
San Frans
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Stephenson
Wiscon
Isin
Lucile Gage
Gov-eleet
Gage
Unitorthe Waters
Rice
Frea Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Elliott
Watson's
Semands Bie
Odeludder
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Stockton
Cal
Trate. Kappa
Levi
Turpin
Mary Tomes
Bondar
Banville
Wy Des
Ocean
Tainagua
Johnson
The
Bureau of Haercyinae Anu Irint Ing
Been
Forecer
Cox
Tlarshalt, ‘Mich
Rochester
Leedle Bros
Cook Bros
Igest
Betroit Livestock Market
John Gross Bhuots
Hille Gia Davretter
Iowa
Takea Bie
Gtrn
Subacritir Tor
Diy
Masshili
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