Insurgents Arrested in Wilmington as Cuba-bound Arms Seized
Twenty men were arrested in Wilmington on charges of violating neutrality by aiding expeditions to Cuba. A cargo of twenty-seven cases of arms and ammunition was captured aboard the tug Tauras, with the suspects later returned to Wilmington. Detectives and federal authorities rounded up the group after monitoring suspected Cuban insurgent activity connected to Philadelphia and New York.
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Unclear fragments hint at Cuba bound arms and Wichita police pay
Disjointed notices report seized rifles and powder bound for Cuba at Cedar Keys, and a Germany arrest question amid US treaty limits. Wichita police face pay disputes as prohibition revenue dries up. discharged officers threaten to work without pay until funds resume.
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WWASHINGTON
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Cocrell
Cedar Keys
Fla
Tampa
Cuba
Wichita
Kay
Secret organizer touts ARU branch growth in Buffalo
Secret organizer J X Consebafver has spent three months in Buffalo quietly building an American Railway Union branch. He claims to have enrolled several hundred men and says Buffalo’s branch is among the most promising in the country. An earlier attempt to found a union here last year failed.
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American Railway Union
BUPFALQ
J X. Consebafver
Buffalo
A. R. UU
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Unclear claim on Supreme Court vacancy after Justice Jackson death
Fragmentary report from Maliox Massachusetts Aug indicates General Bisel linked with funds and season here. Bissell denies any truth to offer of United States Supreme Court seat vacancy caused by Justice Jackson’s death.
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Bisel
Bissell
United States supreme court
Justice Jackson
Fighting erupts in Adda district as Congo forces clash Mahdists
The Independance Belge reports heavy fighting between Congo state troops and Mahdists in Adda district. Lieutenant Cassart and nineteen soldiers were killed in the engagement.
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Gongo
BiGorets
Angel
Independance Belge
Congo state
Adda
Cassart
Elkins Declared Candidate in Second District Race
Philadelphia reports William J. Elkins, traction magnate, announced as congressional candidate in the Second district opposing Bertie Adams. Elkins is identified as an anti Quay man. The article notes Adams did not engage in the recent fight. France Gains Indemnity from China in Sichuan Province.
Hardie in Chicago Visits Stir Limited Union Backing
James Kier Hardie arrived in Chicago and spoke to twenty four attendees at the Great Northern hotel banquet. The Chicago trades unions, via editor Cartel, deny backing his socialist teachings and refuse cooperation with the socialistic element in town.
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Culwaso
James Kier Hardie
Chicago
Great Northern hotel
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Cartel
Eight Hour era
Ilinois
Cholera in Honolulu and Other 1891 News Bits
The Moanawai arrived from Australia and did not stop in Honolulu. Cholera erupted among natives and Chinese, likely spread by the Belzeifer voyage. Eight deaths reported. Secretary of State Octavius Coke died in Raleigh after five weeks ill. Bomb threat to Middlesex jail dismissed as crude dynamite. Dr Oster and family sick after milk poisoning scare near Baltimore. Miners oppose steam shovels at Tepneing Michigan. National Guard ready. The Liberty Bell approved to travel to Atlanta exposition. Edward O Connor kills wife in New York roof incident. five children left.
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Honolulu
Stequier
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Monowai
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Hawaii
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Octavius Coke
Coke
Williamsburg
Edinton
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Raleigh
Scales
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William L. Saunders
BALTIMORE
J. M_sler
Philadelphia
Helen Delayie
Dr. Oster
Miss Miller
Mich
miners’ union
fifth regiment
Michigan National Guard
Toronto Club Suspends After Disappointing Attendance
SCHENECTADY N Y Aug The Toronto club manager Chapman grew displeased with Thursday's small crowd at the game against Springfield and refused to play yesterday The contest was awarded to Springfield by a 9 to 0 score Chapman has returned to Toronto cancelling remaining dates in nearby cities Alabama Coal Miners Wages Increased August 31 Birmingham Ala Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co raised pig iron price by 50 cents per ton and miners wage up 22 1/2 cents per ton Coal mining in Birmingham district now at highest price in three years
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SCHENECTADY
N. Y
Chapman
Springfield
Alabama
BinMIenam
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company
Birmingham district
Settlers Accused in Indian Trouble Report Amid Inquiries
Reports from Wyoming officials detail alleged conspiracy by constable Manning and deputies to suppress Native rights. They claim Indian killings were part of a premeditated plan to provoke U.S. troops and remove Indians from Jackson’s Hole, with investigations noting no evidence of Indian slaughter by settlers. Two fishermen drown after a Adirondack excursion ends in tragedy.
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Manning
United States
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Parker
Jackson
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Marrivatebe
thas
Jackson's Hole
Man shoots wife in doorway incident report
A man described as unstable shot his wife twice in the head with a revolver as she sat at home on the back stairs with neighbors present. He surrendered to police and was placed in custody at the county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Independent Distilleries Form Mutual Protection Alliance
Independent distillers from New York and Pennsylvania reach a formal understanding after days of conference. The alliance aims to protect members and supply the trade at the lowest production cost, with Atlas of Pennsylvania Globe and American Distributing of Pekin Illinois and Distributing Company of New York named among participants.
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New York
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Atlas of Pennsylvania
Globe and American Distributing company
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Baseball results across leagues and cities yesterday
National League games in Philadelphia New York and Brooklyn produced wins for Philadelphia Chicago New York and Brooklyn with scores 8-5 11-? and 8-5 respectively. Eastern and State League action included Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Providence and Wilkes Barre with varied results. Alabama charter news reports Birmingham Western Railroad plan to connect mineral railroads with Mobile and Ohio from Columbus Mississippi toward Birmingham and beyond.
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Southern Failway
BIRMINGNAM
Ala
Montgomery
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Bessemer
Birmingham
Defender Wins Futile Trial Race Over Vigilant
New York August 31 Defender defeated Vigilant in a ten mile trial along the Windward course. Defender led by over a mile at several points but finished five minutes twelve seconds ahead after a slower run home. Val kyrie neared at the finish as the America's Cup committee confirmed Defender’s challenge to Valkyrie. Also from Boston the Knights Templar grand conclave closed, appointing Warren Larus Thomas as grand master and naming several officers.
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Washington
Reights Templar
Sir Warren Larus Thomas
Cornelius Twing
Thomas O' Morris
Tennessee
Edgard S. Dudley
Nebraska
Joseph A. Locke
Maine
Frank H. Thomas
Excursion Train Wreck Kills Two in Georgia
An excursion train on the Southern Railway from Macon to Indian Springs derailed between Holton and Fape's Ferry. The rear car and two coaches overturned. J A Kennedy of Macon and Mrs Hancock of Americus were killed, with many passengers injured. The article notes scattered details and mentions related testimony and places as context.
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Knights of Pythias
Indian Springs
Holton
J. A Kennedy
Hancock
Amer lcus
newsouns
Murder and fires dominate Indiana news page
In Burrien Indiana John Har Tlitten is shot and killed while Mabel Moose sustains a wound as burglars fire a shot in Soubranes. A separate report recounts a house fire that fatally injures Mrs Josiah Guess after a flare of flames and a fall from a window.
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Burrien
Ind
Tohn Har Tlitten
Mabel Moose
Lyon Shoemakers Strike at Lynn Mississippi Factory
In Lynn Mississippi on August, 600 workers at the Thomas G Pune company share factory walked out yesterday. A team of shoe workers has been urged to act, and it is likely that further actions will be taken by the union affecting other departments. The plant has operated as a free shop for the past year.
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Lyon shoemakers
LYNN
Miss
Thomas G. Pune company
Alleged New Jersey Frauds Take Center Stage in Court
In Trenton Judge Conover granted a motion for a stiff jury to try John Kuser Emil Kuss Otto Heintz and Charles F Robinson for conspiracy to defraud the state connected with Ward frauds. Trial date set for September.
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Conover
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commonwealth va
John Kuser
Emil Kuss
Otto Heintz
Charles F. Robinson
Ward
Murderer Kills Sweetheart in Johnstown Tragedy
Gloversville reports 25 year old Zinomel killed his 22 year old sweetheart Terezeo Komorova in Johnstown by slashing her throat from ear to ear. He then attempted suicide and was arrested. authorities cite jealousy as the motive.
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