Cuban Revolution Advances Amid Spanish Panic In Cuba
In New York and London reports, General Maceo notes Cuban gains in Santiago and Camaguey with Spanish troops panic stricken and surrendering. Eastern deputies plan a republican government in Camaguey led by five representatives. possible president Masyo. In York, England, Robert Hudson is executed for murder of wife and child on Helmsley Moor.
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New York
Gonzalo de Quesada
Revolutionary Party
United States
Maceo
Santiago de Cuba
Camaguey
Republic
Joaquin Castillo Duany
Rafael M. Port Condo
Rafael Manduley
Pedro Aguilera Kindelan
Madrid
Cuba
York
England
Robert Hudson
Helmsley Moor
Yorkshire
Yesterday's League Games Across Cities
Yesterday's scores show Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland and Chicago teams in action. Notable batteries included Vaughn Parrtt Foreman Merritt Hart in Cincinnati. Grim Stein Metviire Mercer in Brooklyn. Buckley Grady Smith Carey Farrell Clark Jrpire Barnham in Philadelphia. Clarke Hemming Gansel Stivetts Sullivan in Baltimore. Robinson McMehon Ryat Dolan in Boston. Otten Brevtunstein Vieque O Day in Cleveland. Attendance figures posted for several games. Today schedule lists Washington at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Boston at Baltimore St Louis at Cleveland and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ili
Pittsburg
Vaughn
Parrtt
Foreman
Merritt
Hart
Umpiy
Devne
Brooklyn
Nuk
Grim
Stein
Metviire
Mercer
Amitre-Kuefo
Philadetta
Philadelphia
New York
Buckiey
Grady
Smith and Carsey
Farrell
Kunesod Clark
Jrpire
Barnham
Baltimore
Boston
Vieque
O' Day
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A Sensational Fight Ends With Two Friends in a Shootout
Cuay C. H. W Va Aug 14 Nathan Brock and John Stephenson were attacked by Woods as they walked home. Stephenson shot Brock, then threatened a black bystander. Brock later tried to shoot Stephenson with a left loaded gun and struck him with a log, thinking him dead. Stephenson disappeared, Brock lay dying as Woods fetched a doctor.
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Cuay
Brock
Stephenson
Brody
Woods
Clay C. H
They Offend the Indians Bannock Trouble Report Sent to Interior
Washington reports that Captain J T Vanoradale of the Seventh Infantry, former acting agent at Fort Hall, forwarded to the interior secretary a note on Bannock Indians faulted for hunting out of necessity. He asserts killings are murder under treaty, notes white hunters kill hundreds for sport, and criticizes men who run hunting parties relocating elk. Indorsed by Lt Col Henry F Noyes and Brig Gen Frank Wheaton.
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Vanersdale
Henry F. Noyes
Second Cavalry
Frank Wheaton
Department of the Colorado
Gold Reserve Safe Reimburses Treasury For Europe Shipment
New York reports the government bond syndicate deposits 1,250,000 in gold to cover legal tender in exchange, while a telegraph notes 900,000 withdrawn for export to Europe. A later message states Morgan syndicate deposits 1,300,000 in gold, keeping the reserve around 101,843,715. The action signals intent to sustain the reserve above 100,000,000 as per contract terms.
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New York
Government
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Europe
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Jordan
Morgan
England Demands Stop to Rumor Exposing Anti Mission Disorders
A London tele gram reports the Peking government has issued a decree urging provincial rulers to curb rumors that spark anti mission unrest. Five participants in the Ku-Cheng outrages have been arrested and will be tried. A Shanghai dispatch says Mansfield and Allen with U S officials plan to investigate Ku-Cheng massacres, escorted by 100 Chinese guards as the viceroy forbids foreign troops.
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Loxvox
London
Peking
O'Connor
Silver Issue Not Dead In America
Senator George C Vest of Missouri says the silver question will not die until free coinage passes and notes England will not alter the gold standard. Reports also state three foreigners harass farmers near Sammint ville, one dying after being shot. Comptroller Bowler delays sugar bounty decision. Japan forms a company to send Japanese laborers. a Kansas City incident involves a prominent family. and San Antonio reports 10 of 40 quarantined negroes with smallpox, averaging four deaths daily.
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Cartapad
America
George C. Vest
Missouri
Mississippi
Lews
West
England
Mer
Jobin Wanamaker
Englan
Wakaiwatoxs
Oxnard Beet Sagar Company
Nebraska
Carlisle
Dentin
San Antonio
Tex
Magle Pass
JAPanese Cabinet Crisis Report Shocks Legation in Washington
Japanese diplomats report no confirmation of a cabinet crisis in Japan but acknowledge opposition dissatisfaction over treaty terms. They doubt a change is likely, noting emperors appoint ministers and popular approval has limited effect. Also mentions a separate Rockford date and China marriage plan, and a Nebraska incident where Mrs Barker struck a man with a club after a wagon dispute.
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Washington
Crizis
Japan
Legation
Ito
Yamagata
Ohio River Ship Canal Convention Planned in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports a chamber of commerce meeting arranging a river improvement convention for October with delegates from river cities to petition Congress for funds. A separate note notes tonnage sufficiency for a lakes to Ohio ship canal and Aug 30 convention details.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio River
Congress
Pritendent
Murray
Shaw
Board of Trade
Lakes
Plate too soft tested by ordnance at Indian Head
Washington Aug 14 ordnance bureau officers witnessed tests of chrome steel plate from Carnegie Wheeling firm and Carmen company. A 10 inch plate with an 18 inch gun and Carpenter shell pierced the plate and the shell traveled 100 yards beyond, signaling the plate is too soft. A seven inch Carmen plate with a one inch gun and various projectiles saw the projectile stick without full passage.
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Washington
Ordnance Bureau
Indian Head
Carnegie Company
Wheeler
Wheeling-Sterling Company
Carmen Company
A Mad Negro's Revenge at City of St Louis Wharf
Aug 4 report from St. Louis describes a shooting as a man fired into a crowd from a steamer gang plank injuring Lou Davis Frank Bennett John Bell William Thomas. Victims include a captain, steward, and roustabouts with various injuries. The motive follows a fight between the attacker mn enows and Davis. The incident occurs as the City of St Louis docked.
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St. Luci
City of St. Louis
Lou Davis
Night Watch
Frank Bennett
John Bell
City of
Vicksburg
William Thomas Co
Mnenows
Davis
Fui Ature
Like Holmes Victims in Westinghouse News Item
A coroner's inquest in Aug. 14 Westinghouse area reveals a negro boy Campbell Hall living with Rose and William Hammond died under brutal circumstances. Insurance favors Mrs Hammond. brother died months earlier, another insured child present. Suspicion centers on the Hammonds.
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Wasgtox
Campbell Hall
Rose
William Hammond
Hammonds
Rose Hammond
Hall
Second regiment in camp near ffin and local crimes report
The second regiment is nen in camp at ffin. Hillery su cid es by hanging near Bloomville. James Patton of Portsmouth a teamster was thrown from a double team and fatally crushed. Wertz of Ik sa saloon keeper fined for Sunday opening. Dairymen to register and wagons posted. Several arrests for law violations. Bucyrus Gas and Engine Co formed to manufacture Coders ood engine. Frank Quaintanne near Bucyrus arrested for shouting three horses. Voladwig estate matters and executor actions noted. Insanity adjudged for Copryder. taken to The angium Dayton. Burglaries and shootings reported. Various arrests for illegal sales and theft. Andrew Mazzoki organ grinder incident recovered money.
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Ffin
W. HH. Hillery
Bloomville
James Patton
Portsmouth
Qrliff Wertz
Ik Sa
Joan
Ven
Bucyrus Gar
Compan
Bucyrus
Vpterbanditsky
Renay Sig
Migria Frank Quaintanne
Mving
Bucsras
Voladwig
Biuwyrus
Sannel
Meihamesturg
Angium
Dayton
Toss
Courtney
Partetenth
Claritin
Tienrietta
Michwel
Men of
Disvta
Berry
Grays
Theacgean
Minglewood Mine Trouble Near North Lawrence Settled Tentatively
North Lawrence August 14. After talks with Minglewood mine operator W J Mullins miners leader J J Mossop said the executive board will hear the matter and decide. The miners have returned to work pending the board's ruling over a dispute about loading dirt from a blasted breakthrough. East Greensville August 12 Water was struck in the new Dalton mine this morning when a blast shattered a partition to the old Dalton mine, allowing water to seep through. North Lawrence August 15 Funeral held for coal miner William Pollock aged 65, survived by wife and family. Comer August 15 Miss Katharine Greenhoe aged 61 dies of cancer. Fulton August 15 August Chouffet, once a Fulton businessman, visiting from Buffalo after six years away.
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Minglewood
North Lawrence
W. J. Mullins
J. J. Mossop
East Greensille
Dalton
Pollock
William Pollock
Greemade Comer
Katharinne Greenhoe
Caxal Filtox
August Chouffet
Fulton
Buffalo
Great Mt Eaton Produces Mammoth Crops and Local News
Edward Oliver visits Mr Eaton and showcases two giant potatoes grown by Samuel Lischer, including a three pound tuber. Lischer also harvests a 15 pound cabbage. North Lawrence and Urban Hill host Pollock family reunion at Meyer's Lake. Sharon beats Medina county’s Minglewoods 11 to 10. Chapel Christian Endeavor plans an outing to Lunalake with Epworth League invited. R. F. Lawrence buys Martin Lottus block. Stark County Christian Endeavor convention in Canton August 22-23. Wu. Pollock Sr. dies around 3 p.m. Interment at Newman’s Creek cemetery Wednesday. Shriver and Mock visit Smuthville. Newstetter in Massillon on business. Dollar-and-a-half strike persists at Minglewood. Concert under Marcelles Ruch succeeds. Elmer Hershey of Decatur, Ill. visiting relatives. returns next week. Mrs Moses Farmer visits Akron. Ackerman and Wilson seek work in New Waterford. Stark County Horticultural Society meets August 21 at J. J. Bast’s near Jackson Center. Cleveland Akron & Columbus railway announces cheap excursions to Niagara Falls Toronto and Alexandria Bay August 22. Tickets via Cleveland, seven days returning, five days at Falls. Routes and rates posted. last summer opportunity for falls trips noted. Race at Ton Woh with low round-trip rates from Alliance Wooster and others.
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North Lawrence
Urban Hill
Pollock
Meyer's Lake
Maggie Johnson
Sharon
Medina County
Minglewoods
Christian Endeavor Society of the Chapel
Lunalake
Epworth League
O. F. Lawrence
Martin Lottus
Stark County Christian Endeavor
Canton
Chapel Christian Endeavor
Wu. Pollock
Newman's Creek Cemetery
Rev.Wyandt
Elmer Hershey
Decatur
Moses Farmer
Akron
Geo Ackerman
Hugh Wilson
New Waterford
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Cleveland
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co
Falls
Cargilie
Alexandria
Excursion to Detroit via Cleveland this summer
An early 20th century notice invites readers to a summer trip to Detroit via Cleveland. It highlights a scenic voyage through the city referred to as the City of the Straits, inviting readers to connect with the travel opportunity and to join the excursion during the season.
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Flotary Public
Rudolph
Erie Street
Massillon
Stark
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Masailion Ohio
Jon. Coleman
J. H. Hunt
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Atwater
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J.H. Bunnell
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Epworth
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Lakewood
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Younastown
Russell H. Conwell
Defiasco, O
D. NM. Ross
American Ball Blueing Company
Pinlay
Painesviaux
John £ Win
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Daokeon'a
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Albert Pike
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Vue Ois - Lenest Kobhe
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General Electric Company
George Westinghouse
Pefter
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Kan
J. D. Holden
George T Loher
T. F. Parnell
Oakland
Mexico
Philp Spinner
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Servica
Cosort Celanacicte
Douigian
Wis
Stonewall
Jackson
Albert
Wilson
Taylor Brothers
Jst
Meeka
Bruntea Pribee
Columbus
Andrew Mazzoki
MT. Eaton
Edward Oliver
Mr. Eaton
Independent
Samuel Lischer
Lischer
Eaton
Stark County Horticultural Society
J.J. Bast
Jackson Center
vAliton
Alliance, Wooster and
Cnuhedrate
Detroit
Oeveland
Natucday
Vusust 14
Clee
Optys
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