Cuban troops return home from Matanzas
Logan brings twenty eight officers and six hundred twenty five cavalrymen back from Matanzas. General Sta Gomez receives visitors in Havana on his sixty fourth birthday. The Cuba Railroad begins rapid transit with a first train from Havana to Santiago, cutting trip time from three days to about twenty two hours.
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Insular
Logan
Ftreenth Cavalry
Mateila
Gensta Gomez
Havana
Cuba
Santiago
Wild mixed report on dozen events from Milwaukee to Panama
A broad, garbled wire of 1900s items cites a Milwaukee graft probe, Hawaii royalty in Chicago, bank robberies in Lyons, a teen fratricide in Missouri, a Mexican envoy deafness, New York theft arrests, a Montana hotel accident, pension fights, a cousin of Mrs. Gould, a Williams College illness, a Lincoln cane auction, a boatload of political and legal twists, and a Panama canal treaty drama.
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Haseen
Lic
New York
Milwaukee
Christian Science
Olio Supreme Court
Tiuokalani
Hawaii
Chicago
Boston
First National Bank of Lyons
St. Joseph
Theodore Heyes
Chevalier J Petich
Tio
Louisiana Territory
New Orlesny
Notable Deaths Reported Across Nations
Frederick C. Wi Koehtle Med at Lincoln Alabama died of gangrene. he led the German American book society. Thomas Shaughnessy, father of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, died in Milwaukee. Miguy Clarity, a prominent soldier and leader, died after a year of illness in Fleney County from cancer. Henry Seton Merriman, known as Hugh Stowell Scott the novelist, died in London after a week with appendicitis.
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Frederick C. Wi Koehtle
Lincoln
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Milwaukee
Miguy Clarity
Fleney County
Henry Seton Merriman
Hugh Stowell Scott
London
Notable Obituaries Across United States in Brief
Edward G Robinson 64 died of pneumonia in Chicago formerly of Robinson & Co Albany. Dexter A Knowlton prominent Freeport banker dies aged 60. Brig Gen Renbem E F Bere war veteran died in Washington. M R Kirkpatrick longtime Warren County lawyer dies Monmouth aged 67. Mrs Harriet Maxwell Converse known to New York Indians dies at home in New York. Dr George J Engleman famed gynecologist dies suddenly from pneumonia while visiting Nashua New Hampshire. Missouri pottery collection by him donated to Peabody Museum Cambridge. he was a professor of women at Missouri Medical College until 1894.
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Edward G.robinson
Chicago
Robinson & Co
Albany
Dexter A. Knowlton
Freeport
Washington
I M
New York
George J. Engleman
Nashua
N. E
St Louie Alt Sind
Boston
Missouri
Peabody Museum
Cambida
Mass
Missouri Meduifecal College
Political shifts ripple through Indiana and national scene
News notes a resignation of John M Pinckrey to succeed TH Balt, Indiana Governor Durbin’s days in Washington and potential shifts at the Republican convention in Cincinnati, Senator Dietrich indicted in Omaha for appointments, and Read Sione's Senate status debated. Prohibition talks in Texas hint at a state compromise keeping some saloons open after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pinckrey
Balt
Durbin
Indiana
Washington
Inneheon
Chicago
Dietrich
Omaha
Lim
Read Sione
Lah
Cincinnati
Senate
Texas
Facs
Tagag
Pro Cuba Bill Sparks House Debate With Bipartisan Fire
Washington November 16 opposition to the Cuban reciprocity bill dominated the house session. Grosvenor of Ohio opened in favor, Fordney of Michigan opposed, criticizing Thurber of New York and General Wood over literature funding. Shattuck of Colorado Burgess of Texas Bell of California and others spoke against the measure. A separate proposal would impose a death penalty for attacking the president or designated U.S. representatives, with ten years for attempted crimes and twenty years for teaching anarchistic plots. Later, the house passed a bill making the Cuban reciproCity treaty effective by a wide margin, while Cedar Rapids noted university games and regional results.
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Washington
Grosvenor
Ohio
Af Fordney
Michigas
Mae Amaziacs
Francis Thurber
New York
Leonard Wood
Thurber
Messrs. Shattwth
Colorado
Burgess
Texas
Bell
California
Democrats
McMurrays
Laud
Overetreet
Inediana
United States
Congress Debates Cuban Reciprocity Bill Amid Partisan Lines
Washington scene shows long senate session over a motion to refer the Cuban reciprocity measure to foreign relations. Republicans push for reference. Democrats want finance committee. Newlands and Lodge introduce Cuban statehood and funding provisions affecting Cuba.
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Washington
Senate
Committee of Foreign Relations
Cub
Newlands
Rawail
United States
Tb Provines
Porto Iten
Cuba
Sula
Oba
Army of
Mr Lodge
Massachusetts
P J
Fairhatke
Tae Aiuna
Department of Grate
Department of Justice and
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pverburn
Kentucky
Blasing
Secretary of the Treasury
Queen Lutoukalaa
Russia denies seizure of the Great Wall
From St. Petersburg on November 2 the Russian foreign office dismissed reports that Russia had seized Chinese posts on the Great Wall. The foreign office called the claim absurd, noting that due to the wall’s length it would require a large army to reach it.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Far East
Forsign
Hamilton Must Do His Time
The state board of control refused to parole Frank Hamilton, the Minneapolis newspaper man serving a sentence for killing Leonard Day, millionaire, at the West Hotel in Minneapolis. Date given November 25, 1906.
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Hamilton
St. Paul
State Board of Control
Frank Ji
Jiamilton
Minneapolis
Mat
Leonard Day
Millionaire
the West Hotel
Ex Governor Drake Dies After Long Public Career
Former Iowa governor P. M. Drake, founder of Drake University, died yesterday in Fort Madison Ia. His career included military service, law, and leadership in railroads and banking. Drakeville and Urbonville are named in his family history. his estate valued between 3 and 4 million dollars and Drake University stands to receive a share.
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Cemervine
P. M. Drake
Towa
Drake University
Tranes Marion Drake
Rushville
Hsroc
Fort Madison
Davis County
Drakeville
Mary Jane J.ord
Pacific
Drakevile
Ursonville
Nolon
Lyadier
Anking Enterprises
Itdiana, Iinois & Town Railroad Company
Centerville Na Jonal Banks
Drake Wnth Youl
Des Moines
General Drake
Hank
Drake
Care of the Lamp in Plain Wording for Home Use
Practical guidance on lamp maintenance highlights soaking wicks in vinegar for brightness and smokeless burn, rubbing off char from wicks daily, and repairing short wicks with cotton. It covers burner cleaning by boiling in suds, washing lamps with soap and a little sand, drying nails, and avoiding overfilling tanks to prevent explosions.
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China
Lengian
Uilsange
Rladera Hom
How Buchanan Became President
How Buchanan rose to the presidency through a long political shift. The text recounts his claim that personal grief redirected him from law to politics after a pivotal event in Lancaster when he was young. He describes how a political following emerged to fill the vacancy and secure his nomination.
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Buchanan
James Buchanan
United States
London
Tweyer
Lancaster
Rome
Drawing the Gelor Line Arrest in Bladeashirs Wis Morning
A Black man named Johnson was arrested in Bladeashirs Wisconsin after being brought there from Northwestern Street. He rode away last night on a vehicle described as a "Diagele de Lionglyg" and was taken into custody through local agency channels. Detective Trumbo later received the prisoner amid claims of racial tension as a bystander noted the arresting officer’s comment about appearances.
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Johnson
Bladeashirs
Washington
Nail biting habits in children warned by caregiver notes
A fragmented editorial style passage urges caregivers to intervene in nail biting by daily, gentle guidance. It emphasizes trimming ragged edges, smoothing nails, and preventing skin irritation around the fingers. The text stresses consistent habit correction and early attention to a child showing the behavior.
Such is Life Patent Medicine Sale Declared Half Price
The local druggist, Hayrix, announces the closure of his patent medicine stock at half price. He claims no ailment affects the Bull family and dismisses rumors as nonsense, citing no health issues among clients.
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Hayrix
Panen
Skinem
Ais
Ciicago News
Do you tellevé The Lady and the Toad in Baltimore News
A fragment from the Baltimore News features a quirky dialogue where a lady with a sore and yellow toad speaks in an old fashioned tone. The piece plays on foolish superstition and unappreciated rulers in a clipped, local voice.
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Fistterer
Baltimore News
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Wylfe
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Ind
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Gills Int Se
Ther & Sarviere
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Ryan Booth
Ie Salvation Army
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Stang
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Omata
Sega
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Theman
Certralla
Michdeann
Indiana National Bank of Elkhert
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George Whittel
Carrie Nation
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John M Allen
St Louis
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Williams College
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Bradford
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Jonn
Edwin
Lincs
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Conn
Episcopal Diocese of
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N. J
Slavkay
WW. H. Clendenen
Brown, Pa
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Te Dentity
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Hague
Oller
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Italy
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Wiliams
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Enchant
Brousant
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Dermont
A. Drake
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