Settlement Of Cuban Question Quietly Near In Paris
Paris dispatches indicate the peace commissioners near finalizing Cuba and Porto Rico terms while the Philippines remain unresolved. The Times reports a favorable shift in Spain’s debt stance as arbitration is suggested if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Commissionera
Paria
United States
Spain
London
the Times
Europe
America
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids touted for kidney trouble relief
An advertisement claims Morrow's Kid-ne-oids heal nerves and backache without narcotics. It features Mrs Liz He Johnston of 313 Filmore Street recounting kidney pain and sleeplessness, praising the pills made by John Morstow & aedeualats of Springfield Ohio and sold via Frank Nadler & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Misa Liz He Johnston
Filmore Street
Frank Nadler & Co
John Morstow & Aedeualats
Springfield
Ohio
Cubans Weigh Steps as U S Remains in Cuba
In Santiago de Cuba Oct 27 Major Pettit commanding US troops at Manzanillo says US rations require full disarmament. General Wood rejects any armed Cuban restoration, demanding disarmament before aid. Cuban moderates favor US continuation, extremists push for a distinct Cuban government as Spain leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
Pettit
Manzanillo
Rios
Wood
United States
Macila Rodrigues
Santa Cruz del Sur
SICK SUFFERED AT SANTIAGO AND THE SHORT RATIONS
Testimony from a Michigan surgeon details wartime medical shortages at Santiago Camp Forse. Officers and hospital staff described insufficient medicines and beds, with some soldiers going hungry, premature patient removals, and efforts to manage 600 August hospital patients and 8 tents per ward.
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Michigan
Huntsville
Ala
Forse
Santiago
Florida
G. S. Carpenter
George S. Cartwright
Kent
I. D. Thompson
Thirty-third Michigan
Montauk Point
Miners Strike Narrowly Continues in Fourth Pool
Pittsburg reports show two mines still on strike in the Fourth pool while two have resumed. Miners’ officials expect the Chicago agreement to extend to the Fifth pool next week, continuing the pattern of successful ties seen in the Third and Fourth pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Wisconsin Troops Return Flight Worded Quarantine Arrival
New York reports the United States transport Manitoba under quarantine at sea before arriving at 3 o clock. Wisconsin volunteers from various regiments, led by Colonel M. Moore, are mentioned as home on furlough with no further details available.
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Wisconsin
New York
United States
Fisport
Manitoba
Quick
Volumteera
Moore
Gito
Rica
Republican Unity at Springfield Emphatic War Support
The Springfield Republican convention endorsed McKinley Tanner Cullom Mason and Illinois War policy with unanimous resolutions praising the administration and pledging support for the war. It lauds Governor Tanner and Senator Cullom. Magon and Mason praised. calls for currency reform postal savings banks and navy building. cites eight hour workday advances and militia loyalty.
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McKinley
Tanner
Cullom
Mason
Illlinois
Springfield
Committee On
St. Louis
Hobart
Hiinola
Cleveland
Republican Party
United States
Congress
William McKinley
Spain
Cuba
Illinois
Nicaragua Canal
United Tea
Mason and Cullom
Shelby M. Cullom
Senate of the
Illnois
William E. Magon
Senate
National Council
Serratorzs Cullom
John R. Tanner
Tathner
Ple
France Evacuation Talk Mirrors Fashoda Deliberations
London reports cite France considering evacuation of Fashoda with compensation while Britain claims rights due to Marchand’s dispatch. Kitchener and Baratier arrive in Paris amid cheers as British and French figures debate the crisis’s course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Mateh
Hia
Kitchener
France
Cecil Rhodes
Great Britain
Lord Rosebery
Egypt
Uganda
The
Patriotic League
Marcel Habert
Chamber of Deputies
Captain Baratier
Captain Afier
Paris
Soir
Faehoda
Lord Salisbury
Marchand
Hanoteux
Casse
Miners Honor Gov Tanner in Murphysboro Demonstration
In Murphysboro on Oct 7 John R. Tanner arrived by a novel carrier drawn by ropes held by fifty miners amid cheers. He spoke on the Virden case and foreign labor, insisting that laborers from other states or countries will receive protection, while denouncing corporate murder and calling for restraint on corporate greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Wirdem
John
Tanner
John R. Tanner
Virden
Illinois
Philadelphia
McKinley Receives Dinner Before Military Parade Review
President McKinley attended an informal dinner at the Union League with 60 guests including C. Stuart Patterson. He plans to review the military parade with 26 000 soldiers in Philadelphia, while regretfully missing the civic parade Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McKinley
Union League
the Teague
C. Stuart Patterson
League
United States
Fatal Wreck on the Union Pacific in Omaha
A rear end collision on the Union Pacific near Omaha caused three deaths and one serious injury. Victims were engineer Samuel Hindman, fireman William Ranan, brakeman B Shannon. John Griffiiing, another fireman, was badly hurt. An extra fright train stood on the side track with the switch open when freight No 27 collided. Hindman died after being removed unconscious. Ranan died hours later after being wedged among timbers. Shannon received fatal injuries from being thrown a distance.
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Omaha
Nebb
Union Pacific
Samuel Hindman
William Ranan
B. Shannon
John Griffiing
Shannon
Lumber firm for Merrill to wind up after fire
LaCrosse Wis Oct 27 F P Hixon principal stockholder in the T B Scott Lumber company says its large Merrill sawmill destroyed by fire will not be rebuilt. The plant was nearly closed as stumpage was exhausted and the fire hastens the companys final winding up of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
Wis
F. P. Hixon
T. B. Scott Lumber Company
Merrill
Supreme Court Declines To Act In Ballot Case
The Michigan Supreme Court declines to order election officials to place Samuel M Stevenson of Menominee on the ballot as the Republican nominee for Congress in the Twelfth district. The court refuses to preside over political conventions or decide the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lansing
Mich
Samuel M. Ste¢phenson
Menominee
Twelfth District
Congress
Commissioner Jones Reports on Chippewa Peace Talks
Commissioner Willams Jones, after a Minnesota tour, returns to Washington and says whites caused the Chippewa outbreak through harsh timber policies and foul treatment. He cites alleged deals between a U S marshal and boarding houses to profit from Indian witnesses and urges timber reform either like Menominee or to allocate sale portions to individuals or yearly high bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duluth
Minneapolis
United States
Brainerd
Minn
Old Bog
Jones
Menominee
Wis
Marshal OConnor challenges Indian affairs quote over witness boarding houses
U S Marshal R T O'Connor sent a telegram to Commissioner W A Jones denying AP quotes about a US marshal and boarding houses for Indian witnesses. He demanded an apology or recognition of the interview's genuineness before commenting further. The note also mentions Bavaria coal and metals profits for 1897 at 2.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
United States
O’connor
W. A. Jones
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Associated Pressediat
Board of Indian Witnesses
R. T. O'Connor
U. S
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Uncle Sam
Bellevue
J. C. Kellogg
Hay
State Department
Coursge
Inois
Leo
Nepublcan Congress
Pet Ie
Baratierat Paris
Pashoda
Faure
Cairo
Daily Mail
Fashoda
Cape Town
Times
Fuaris
Charles T. Ritchie
C Cdunell
Cambrigdé University
George Wyndham
Alfred Lytleton
Leamington
Lord Sallebury
Jines
O'Connor
Mareshal
Alind Itao
Marshal
Bavaria
Seahame
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