Change of Party in Spain Seen Before October
In an interview with Dr. Wolfred Nelson, it is stated that a party change in Spain is imminent, with Sagasta set to come to power soon and General Ascarraga serving temporarily as premier. The piece notes Spain will not yield Cuba, emphasizes autonomy in Cuba, and mentions possible reshuffles in foreign policy and military leadership, including promotions and amnesty for rebels.
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New York
Wolfred Nelson
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Canovas
assas
Senor Sagaeta
Liberal party
General Ascarraga
Canmovas del Castillo
Al Carraga
Agcarraga
Cuba
Europe
Wiliam
Germany
Senor Dun
Legrano
Castilla la Vieja
Spain
Sagasta
Senor Moret
Vegadearmaijo
Moret
London
Paris
England
Segasta
Castillo’s
Marquis de Montoro
Helana
Sarasta
cortés
senate
Madrid
Nelson
Werler
Pelagieja
Philippines
Martinez Campos
Dr. Nelson
candidos
Canovas del Castillo
Antilles
Ascarraga
Ascarraca
Tle
Senor Dupuy dé Lome
Warehington
Tetuan
Boain
Diplomat Dr Nelson Praised for Caribbean Reach
Dr Nelson, fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, touts Spanish arms on the rise and Cuba rebellion nearing suppression. He notes eight years in Spanish America and six months in Cuba and recalls a royal decoration from Spain’s queen regent, the Order Isabella the Catholic.
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Nelson
Cuba
Wolfred Nelson
Royal Geographical society of Great Britain
Spanish America
Spain
Isabella the Catholic
Famous marksman Charles Trautmann dies suddenly in Elizabeth
Elizabeth New Jersey August 10 Charles Trautmann renowned rifle shot and longtime Schuetzenbund prize winner died at his home in Elizabeth at age 62. He spent 26 years in South Africa as a rifleman and guided English expeditions. Trautmann joined Dr Livingstone and Henry M Stanley on explorations and owned Cape Town real estate. He leaves a family.
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Charles Trautmann
Livingstone
Stanley
Elizabeth
N. J
droply
Trauttmann
Union Hill
Trautmann
South Africa
Dr. Livingstone
Henry M. Stanley
Cape Town
Robbed the Post Office at Clayville Safe Blown Open
In Clayville a burglar opened the hotel safe at Richard Hardy's establishment and stole about 360 dollars in stamps and cash. Hardy, the postmaster, woke to find two men on the porch after blowing the safe, then they fled. They used whisky and cigars during the break in.
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Utica
Clayville
county
Richard Hardy
Hardy
National League baseball scores and race update
National League scores show New York and Boston posting losses while Brooklyn and Cincinnati split games. Philadelphia and Washington combined for 21 runs in a doubleheader, with errors noted for both sides. A separate Ireland news brief reports British warships enforcing lobster factory closures in St Johns and a New York cigarette company agent captured in Cuba. The Fitchburg almshouse inmate Reuben Wyman was found dead by hanging after a quarrel with his wife.
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Sulciden
Fitchburg
Mass
Reuben Wyman
almshouse
Lunenburg
Wymenr
Eight Hour Day Granted in Goshen Strike Settlement
Empire State Granite company grants eight hour day after workers at Goshen return to work. Industry employees resumed duties on August 10 as the company concedes the demand.
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Goshen, N
Empire State Granite company
Broker William G. Reade Jr Dies by Own Action in Office Toilet
William G. Reade Jr a New York Stock Exchange member and partner at Reade Parsons Co shot himself in the life temple in the Edison Building while in a toilet on the second floor. He had been in good spirits earlier and was visited by a woman believed to be his sister. Coroner reports note a recent illness including typhoid fever and malaria like complaints. His partner George Parsons and elder Reade offered accounts of his health and career with notes on his long tenure on the Exchange since 1877.
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New York
William G. Reade, Jr
New York Stock Exchange
Reade, Parsona & Co
Edison
Broad and
New streets
life temple
life
Reade
West Fifty-first street
Mamaro~ neck
Exchange
Elbert T. Clerke
Stock Exchange clearing house
George FR. Parsons
Mr. Reade
Cormer Hreher
Europe
Reade, Parsons
the
Stock Exchange
W. G. Reade
George B. Parsons
Mamaroneck
Manhattan
Wilson Creek Reunion Marks 36th Anniversary Parade
Springfield observes the Wilson Creek Reunion in honor of the 1861 battle ten miles south of the city. A large crowd filled the streets for an impressive parade as visitors flock to the event, with Confederate regalia controversially included in the procession despite a ban.
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Wilson Creek
Springfield
Powderly Arrives in New York to Inspect Ellis Island
Commissioner Terence V Powderly arrives from Washington and meets Commissioner Fitchie at the Barge office. He plans to inspect the burned landing place ruins on Ellis Island and says no policy has yet been formulated.
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Commissioner Powderly
New York
Terence V. Powderly
Washington
Fitchie
Barge office
Ellis Island
Powderly
Chilean Cabinet Resigns After June Formation
Aug 10 dispatch reports the Chilean cabinet resigning a few weeks after formation on June 27. Names listed include Griego Hueco interior, Morta Vicunat foreign affairs, Ismael Tocernal finance, Senor Amunategul justice, Senor Vergara war, Senor Prats public works.
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Realgns
Yims
Peru
Galveston
Superior steel steamers ordered for Klondike rush
The North American Transportation and Trading Co. orders two 2000 ton steel steamers from William Cramp for Seattle to St Michaels service to move prospectors and goods to the Yukon. Each ship will carry 200 passengers and 500 second passengers with heating and ice handling for nine months, and a plan to further expand the northern fleet if demand grows.
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Philadelphia
Klondike
Alaskan
William Cramp
Seattle
St. Michaels
Yukon
Dawson Cuy
Kilontike
Pacific
golafields
Hamilton
Miners' Outfits and Alaska Rush Reported From Seattle
Seattle Aug 10 The steamer Willamette and tug Pioneer with two barges carried over 20 horses 7a cattle and 600 tons of miners outfits plus hundreds of miners for Alaska. Cargo included 5000 sacks of oats 100000 feet of lumber and 14000 gallons of water bound for Dyea in 10 to 12 days. Reports from the north note heavy Canadian duties but no serious interference with the Klondike rush.
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Seattie
Wash
Willamette
Pioneer
Alaska
Dyea
Klondike
Dawson City
Dyen
mounted pallee
British territory
St. Michie's
yea
New Civil Court Set for Gold District in Prince Albert
A civil and criminal justice court for the gold district will begin immediately. Justice McGuire of Prince Albert is named to preside over the court.
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Justce McGuire
Prince Albert
Gloxinia Arrives in North Sydney in Tow After Shaft Break
The British steamer Gloxinia with broken shaft and lost propeller arrived at North Sydney in tow by the German steamer Dalmatia. Gloxinia left Baltimore July 23 and drifted five days after the July 29 accident at 33.55N 34.47W. She will discharge cargo to repair the shaft and propeller onboard.
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North Sydney
C. B
Gloxinia
Petrie
Baltimore
Bordeaux
Grand banks
Dalmatia
Boston
Hamburg
positon
Election on School Tax Question Across North Carolina
A statewide vote will decide a proposed additional school tax with townships voting separately. Each township would receive state matching funds up to 500 dollars, but overall support appears weak. Advocates estimate 40 to 75 townships out of about 21,360 would back it, suggesting likely defeat.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Lancaster County Man Dies After Suicide Attempt
James V. Galt of Lancaster county attempted suicide with lau danum on Friday and again on Sunday after a personal crisis. He had been a prominent citizen, once worth $100,000, but had lost his fortunes and faced a forged note and check. Worriment over his crime is believed to have driven the fatal act.
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Trencaster
James V. Galt
Lancaster county
Body found in Marlboro woods likely murder scene
The unidentified man was found buried in woods two miles from Marlboro. Medical Examiner Hoyt calls it a murder. A coat covered the head and a blood stained fence picket nearby suggests foul play. The man’s identity remains unknown.
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Marlboro
Mass
EH. G. Hoyt
Suicide of Louis Schoppeul A cablistmaker
In Elizabeth New Jersey on August 10 Louis Schoppeul a cablistmaker despondent used a 32 caliber revolver in a self inflicted wound to the head. His sister Mrs Smithman heard the shot. Dr Terrill called to the scene declared the wound mortal and he was taken to hospital with no hope of recovery.
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Elizabeth, N. J7
Louis Schoppeul
Smithman
Terrill
Weasels Entering Hawaiian Ports
Consul General Haywood reports that in 1846 American vessels totaled 247 ships of 243,483 tons entering Hawaiian ports, while vessels of other nations numbered 139 ships of 234,014 tons. This marks Hawaii as a unique case where the carrying trade remains majority American under the American flag.
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Hawaiian
Washington
Haywood
state department
Tait For Dawace. Tragedy in Kansas City bed case
In Kansas City a suit seeks $5,000 damages for a folding bed accident that injured A. J. Connelly. The Furnitura Manufacturers syndicate is named in the circuit court action after the bed malfunctioned while he handled it.
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Kansas City
Aug
jawault
A. J. Connelly
Furnitura Manufacturers'’ syndicate
Railway Trouble Settled with Grand Trunk Employees
Montreal August 14 officials announce that a dispute between the Grand Trunk system and its employees has been satisfactorily settled. The terms of settlement are not yet public due to a special arrangement aiding the railway and the Brotherhood of Engineers and Trainmen.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk syscem
ther
railiay
Brotherhood of Engineers
Tragic gas suicide in Schenectady hits city man
Eugene A. Twictlnon of Schenectady, despondent, died by turning on gas in a room. Police doubt Charles Lawman linked to Moses F. Banks murder. a .22 revolver found on Lawman contrasts with a .32 caliber pistol from Banks’ body on Rose Hill. Relieve Layman Innocent of Corning notes.
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Kile
Schennetady
N. Y
Eugene A. Twictlnon
Layman
Corning
N.Y
Avex
Charles Lawman
Poughkeepsid
Moses F. Banks
Rosé hill
buileta
Barks
Appeals for Food Miners Officials Besieged by Hung Gry Men
Miners officials face urgent pleas for sustenance as distressed men demand relief amid rising hunger. authorities report growing crowds seeking aid and assurances amid scarce timber and fuel constraints in the mining regions.
Miners Rally Amid Hunger Appeals and Protests in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on August 10, miners plead for food as Secretary Warner reports over $1,000 in groceries sent to relief efforts. Mass meetings planned at Canonsburg Irwin and Turtle Creek aim to sustain support, while West Elizabeth and Plum Creek strikes influence mine operations and potential signings of new agreements.
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Pittsburg
Warner wa
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal company
Patrick Dulan
Warner
Canonsburg
Westmoreland county
Irwin
Eugene Dels
Patrick Dolan
M. P. Carrick
Turtle Creek
Thomas HB
Sutton
Willcocks
Henry Ulrich
Emil Naser
Henry Huser
Gustav Rings
J. B. McMasters
Ulrich
Nagel
Huser
Ringg
Willocks
West Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Homer & Roberts
mety
Thomas B. De Armitt
Oak Hull
De Armitt
Plum Creek
Sandy Creek
Hunter
Dylan al
Can
Dysart
uniformity compassion
W. A. Simmons
Pittsborg
West Virginia
Pennsylvania railroad
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