Fled Cuba In Boy's Attire Miss Reed Traces Escape From Horrors
An account recounts Mrs Reed escaping Cuba aboard the City of Washington after reporting brutal treatment faced by prisoners. She described crowded cells, scarce rations, and authorities colluding to suppress rebel information. She fled Havana for New York, detailing the danger and fear that pervaded the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidner Amenk
Cuba
Sore Fine
Bpantah
Ahe Wan Mihaine
Havand
Numa
Sue
Matanuas
Iesere
Phas
Pacificos
Mistros Sant
Savi Gabe
Matana
Havana
Potel
Warher
Miss Charles
Teremate
Jarwely
WEA
Anre
Fn Red
Meise
Trade With Japan Promises Pacific Steamship Growth
An interview with E Mayekawa, Japanese finance official, outlines strong opportunities to boost American trade with Japan. He cites cotton, corn, iron, petroleum, and machinery as market possibilities and notes planned Pacific Coast to Japan steamship lines could enhance American competition with European manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patakawa
TRA Pacific Steamship
Japan
E Mayekawa
Ministry of Finance
Jotun
Japa
Mtr Tievakawa
Pacific Coast
Hyyukawa
Anan Cers
Depan
Pethena Canal
Ike
Harekawa
Fe Po Teasol
Amelia
Baltimore
Aue
Campaign Notes on McKinley and Gold Democrats
Major McKinley attracts callers from across the country as campaign clubs expand. A Springfield club with 1 500 members and a Sedalia Missouri dispatch signal growing support. Gold Democrats gather in Indianapolis with delegates from 35 states debating a third ticket and a possible convention in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Charles Fetzer
Springfield
Hobart
Missouri
R. C. Kerens
West
Sedalia
P. W H. Sanegree
E. F. Coding
McKiniey Club
Ellwood
Penn
Major McKinley
Judge Urges Revolution At Tammany Hall Rally
Civil Justice Lynn urges a revolutionary shift as a Chicago Convention speech links financial ruin to trust busting. Colonel Murphy leads a noisy gathering of nearly a hundred in Ist Awein Wy District with Alderman Kennetick presiding and the crowd smoking. Lynn predicts Wall Street toppled to protect farmers and mechanics, arguing silver will strike back at financial powers and force honest money into productive use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Thomas R. Reed
Congress
Reed
Maine
Walon
House of Representatives
Congressional Record
Collins
United States
Joren
Syatem
Chicago
Jean
Lynn
Michael C. Murphy
Tammany Organization
Kennetick
Murphy
Wauhope Lynn
Crater
Wall Street
Tammany Men
Gripman Loses Leg After Down Grade Wheel Crush
Eugene O'Sullivan a 30 year old gripman on the Columbus avenue car was severely injured when his car rolled down a steep grade after he released the brakes. He fell from the front platform and his left leg was crushed. surgeons amputated below the knee at Manhattan Hospital. His condition was listed as serious last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Sullivan
Columbus-ave
O'Sullivan
Geipman
Trac
Manhattan Hospital
Transparency controversy split union club over candidate images
A local Union Republica Chik meeting condemned a newly posted transparency at the clubhouse. Members attacked the artwork and spender questions, while anecdotes about the artist and payments sparked heated debate. An incident involved the steamer Hawthorne sinking on Lake Michigan with passengers rescued.
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Union Republica Chik
Dienes
McKinter
I Labbethines
Otto Irving Wine
George K Morey
Shia
Saul Rowenthal
Henry Dimes
Department of Public Works
Long
Mores
Hin
Elf
Lefort
We Wien
Witte
Cartier
Jone de Ruliivan
Lieelib
Determined to Kill Himself After Arrival in City
Pourhkepsia N. ., Aug . Shortly after arriving the afternoon, J. Ro Glen, a priest from Plainfield X., made several suicide attempts. He jumped in front of a carriage, sought hotel rooms, tried to buy poison, and was prevented at a hardware store. Police found $9 and small coins on him. He was committed to jail on charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parkland Islands
Patagonia
Mvatery
United Statcca
Port Stanley
Islands
Amero
Falkland Isande Company
Patrick McPhrson
Hark Hankyiile
McPherson
Broughher
Ponr
Aptain
Fee Reid
Yaimer
Tn Air Dire
Parkins
Phiiadelphia
Caudanaur
Hotheauk
Steeisor
Butirancor
Bacramentas
Glen
Plainfield
Portnierst
Pourhkeepsia
J. Ro Glen
Aulcide
Cale
Primos Hee
Norwalk Millionaire Sued Over Owed Notes
Mrs Alten Clarke of Union Park alleges Franela Burritt the South Norwalk millionaire and yacht-club figure owes her 1260 on notes. Burritt denies the claim and vows to fight in court. Meanwhile Boyd Harley Co carpet dealers of Philadelphia announce an assignment for creditors with assets near 430000 and debts around 3300.
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Alice Clarke
Francis Burkitt
Norwalk
Conn
Franela Burritt
Neweltochelir
Bridgeport
Alten Clarke
Union Park
Berit Mass
Philadelphia
Beneft
Boyd, Harley Co
Fim
Bert
Rusinews
Dex Oak Caunel
Dallare
Flower Heads a Bolt in Watertown Meeting
Ex governor Flower headlines a Watertown gathering denouncing the Chicago platform and urging a gold standard as Democrats plan to form a pro sound money club. The event mobilizes 200+ leaders to back Republican financial policy and vote against Bryan.
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Chicago
Tribune
Watertown
N.Y
Flower
Jefferson County
R. P. Flower
D. G. Griffin
Henry Purcell
George C. Sherman
Fo Bagg
James A. Ward
John W. Griffin
George MH. Babcock
Henry Hoyer
George F. Clark
John
F. Bage
Mage
Charles J. Holbrook
Bryan
ind _minal
United States
Pemereut
Jefferson
Ge C. Shermat
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Flower
Black River Valley
Sherman
Daniel G. Griffin
Princ
Demo Trata
Sewall Jong
English Capitalists Timed Copper Mine Deal Near Houghton
European capitalists holding options on four idle copper mines near Houghton will drop the deal when options expire next month due to unsettled finances and uncertain future of the American money standard. The scheme would have mobilized nearly 100 million in capital and provided steady employment to several thousand workers.
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Houghton, Mich
Aug
Trolley Car Collision In Brooklyn Injures Three
A trolley car on the Noseau line in Brooklyn crashed after losing contact with the wire. Car 18 struck car 1 at Seventyeftthest and New Yorke. Jarnylowany, ten years old, from 102 Filreges Swan, suffered head injuries and was taken to hospital. Willam Farnsworth, 30, of Lafayette, and George Henuette, 19, were severely injured. De Bentigton, a passenger on the same car, among others, is listed in the crash reports.
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Yale
United States
Avery Ecuom
Fngland
Tokae
Republican Party
George Fred Williams
Inley
Hobart
Brooklyn
Noseau
Coney Island
New Yorkeaye
Monee Jarnylowany
Filreges Swan
NotwWealan
Willam Farnsworth
Lafayette m
George Henuette
de Bentigton
No Watson No Bryan Populist Rally at Georgia State Capitol
The Georgia State Convention of the People's Party met at the State Capitol with Thomas FE. Watson as national VP nominee. It backed a separate electoral ticket while pledging to follow the Democratic course, and watched Gambrell’s bid falter over constitutional residency rules, signaling a tense party split and a dramatic gubernatorial turn.
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Watson
Sewalds
Jones
WY Treraraph
Atlanta
People's Party of Georgia
Thomas FE. Watson
State Capitol
South
Bryan
Georgia
Tom Watson
Sewall
St. Louis
J. B. Gambrell
Gambrell
Gambret
Tom" Watson
People's Party
Democratic Teket
Willem Brydin
Wopulist
Phin
Wa Phi Wien Aena
Wiliam
Reyan
Algeatin
Platform Committee
Watson Outlines His Campaign At St Louis Speech
Thomas E Watson addressed Populists at Moody Tabernacle Atlanta Aug 6 pledging unity and anti Clevelandian sentiment. He cited free coinage of silver and government anger toward the rich, urging duty to country over party while criticizing federal governance and urging reform.
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Watson
Tug
Bryas
Atlanta
Thomas KE. Watson
St. Loula
Moody Tabernacle
Howard
Alabama
R. M. Blackburn
J. K. Hines
Wate
Watwon Bean
Wweepa
Orean
Gulf
Grover Clevelandinn
John
United States
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Yas
Cecil Charles
Revata
Scroghem
Conkling Brothers
Bank of Aronaugh
Bank of Rholdon
Bank of Hichards
Sitahiorm
Conkling
J. J. George
Shartel
Indianapolis
Provisional National Committee of the
Gold Democrats
M. L. Crawford
Dallas
Tex
J. H Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
Mr. Ballard
I. G. Simm
West Virginia
McKinney
J. K. Faulkner
Montgomery
California
St. Fond
San Francisco
Connecticut
D. A. Wells
Norwich
Florida
Gaskins
Jacksonville
Jackson
Minnesota
McCutchiean
St. Paul
Mississippi
Edaoe S Wilson
Mississippi City
Miewourt
Krauther
Kansas City
Monstana
Charles Conrad
Kalispel
Nebraska
Euclid Martin
Omaha
New Hampshire
Goordon Woodbury
Manchester
North Carolina
Louis de Lacroix
Rockingham
Newsletser
W. J. Curtis
Paterson
Georgis
Middle West
New Jersey
Delaware
Cleeland
Gripman
Chiengo
Hawthorne
Lake Michigan
Pangenigers
Theas
Doyd, Marley & CO
Cannet Dealers
Philadelimia
Columbia
Sound Money Democrats
Columbia County
Charles D. Himes
Kinderhook
Chickka
David B. Hye
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