Cuba Faces Platt Amendment Debt Question Over $90 Million Loan
Washington reports from Havana that Cuba plans a loan of 35 million dollars at 90 percent issue and forty year maturity. The Platt Amendment limits Cuban debt after current expenses and requires a sinking fund, raising questions on whether revenues can cover interest and obligations. The interpretation may vary with fluctuating island revenues, and US action remains unsettled.
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Cyclone Kills Twenty-Two in Kursk Region
A cyclone hit the town of Pomyti in Kursk province, leveling 42 houses and damaging 300 more. Twenty two people were killed in the storm wreckage reported from Moscow dated August 6.
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Court Items in Estate Proceedings and Appointments
Court items list property set aside for widows in estates of Michael P. Rice Samuel Wolf Abraham Routson and George H Trostle estate admins granted power to sell or bid real estate leaving dates and names of appraisers and guardians and discharge of several administrators and executors in the record.
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Riots and Siege in Shenandoah Pa Clash With Deputies
In Shenandoah Pa on July 31 a mob stormed a street, shot four ricemen, clubbed officers, and trapped deputies at a depot. Sheriff Beddall sought militia protection as gunfire and volleys erupted, injuring several and prompting a nocturnal retreat under threat of further violence.
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Troops encamp near Shenandoah quell riot fears
About twelve hundred state troops are bivouacked on a ridge overlooking Shenandoah Pennsylvania. Brigadier General J P S Gobin of the Third Brigade commands with staff present as observers report a very quiet scene despite earlier tensions.
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Stone Attacks on Camp Dozen Times in One Night
Report from Sahenendeah camp describes three ambush attacks by a band of men throwing stones at troops stationed outside the town. A Lithuanian assailant named 73 Siononitz is under arrest. officers estimate more than a dozen assailants. Authorities vow to issue extra ball cartridges and heighten guard towers after a warning to shoot if stone fire recurs.
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Another collery resumes three coal mines in operation
Scranton, Pa. The Dickson colliery of the Delaware and Hudson Company in Green Ridge resumed operations yesterday with returned minors. Sam Hose says the company has been cutting and loading coal at this site.
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Ple Jack Killed In Fall From Scaffold At City Tower
Daniel Garrr, 48 years old, of 218 Moore Street, a boss rigger nicknamed the citys “Sreesle Jack,” fell from a scaffold inside the Putte Guria tower during work. He tumbled seven stories, hitting the ground and dying. Barry Struck, a foreman, and others described the accident as caused by a tilted scaffold when the iron cross girders shifted, leading to a fatal fall.
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Brutal Whipping at Farrme Ends Near Unconscious
In Kentucky near Yelvington county a man was beaten near midnight by white assailants. He was lashed with a whip more than 73 times, suffering 53 wounds from two inches to a foot long. His restraints left rope marks on a tree, and his rescue was foiled by local assailants known as The Known.
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Pension roll growth and Manila Bay wrecks plan
Weare notes the pension roll rose to 969 445 this year due to new legislation and ongoing growth over years. In Manila Bay, a contractor plans to raise the ten Span ships sunk by Dewey, with an expert diver needed as the work proceeds, while the value of the vessels remains undetermined.
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Appointed Chief Rabbi Succeeds Jacob Joseph in New York
An Orthodox community in Philadelphia names Levinthai as chief rabbi to replace Jacob Joseph in New York City. The vacancy arose after Rabbi Joseph’s recent Poott neath and follows a quiet period with steady conditions.
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