Cuban Rebels Celebrate End of Revolt in Oriente
News from Santiago and Havana report General Estenez killed near Songo, ending the Cuban revolt. Monarchist forces claim victory with Estenez slain by Lieutenant de la Torre. rebel losses are tallied around 100. US gunboat Paducah returns to Santiago as calm spreads across Oriente.
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Twenty men lift car to save man trapped under wheels
A severely injured man about forty, struck on 49th street and Seventh avenue, was pinned under a southbound streetcar. Twenty volunteers under Lt. Gilhooley lifted the forward trucks a foot or more, freeing him for drag to Bellevue Hospital. Doctors said a preexisting paralytic stroke likely caused the fall.
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3000 For A Half Eagle Sells At Auction In Philadelphia
Telegraphed report from Philadelphia on June 28 states Henry C. Chapman bid 3000 dollars for an American half eagle, the top price for the coin and part of George H. Earle Jr's collection. The gem, with a date of 170%? only one other of the same pattern exists in government hands. Other notable sales include a 1776 silver dollar for 62200 and several rare pieces from Earle's collection, such as Wo-Gay’s 1880 silver dollar and a 940 silver half dollar, all drawing strong bidder interest.
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Kate Carew Embraces Baseball Fan Label
Kate Carew becomes a fervent baseball fan in a feature noting her growing interest and enthusiasm for the sport. The piece highlights her evolving support, early impressions, and what draws her to the game in a Tomorrow's Tribune context.
Seamen and stokers call out as crews to quit
A massive coastwise strike affects 25 000 marine workers, possibly 50 000, after unions rejected open shop terms. Atlantic Coast Seamen and Marine Firemen union leaders said longshoremen may join in sympathy. Companies vowed to hire strikebreakers and maintain current wages for existing staff while awaiting new agreements.
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Physician to rule on Millbury marriage bid guardian asked
Worcester, June 28 A physician will decide if John B Carter Jr of Millbury may marry his love as his father refuses consent The father objects saying the girl walks haltingly and may become an invalid burden The Probate Court was asked to appoint the youth's guardian and Judge Forbes ordered a disinterested physician to examine the bride and report findings The girl's name remains unpublished
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Forty Second Floor Fire at Woolworth Building
Night watchman Frank Holmes detected a blaze on the forty second floor of the Woolworth Building and, with fellow guards, extinguished the fire within ten minutes. No police or fire department assistance was sought as the blaze was contained and minor damage reported. A hot bolt or cigarette end is suspected as the cause.
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New York Mayor Garnor Voted In On Eighth Ballot
In a convention clash Mayor Garnor of New York entered the presidential race on the eighth ballot after a Tennessee Clark delegate cast a single vote for the so called dark horse. The scene reflected tense party maneuvering and shifting allegiances among delegates.
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Jilted lover attempts suicide after marriage refusal
Edward J. Pilkey, a Chico ranch hand, attempted to end his life by ingesting acid after widow Anne Johnson, mother of ten, rejected his marriage proposals. A physician saved him. the incident occurred last night in San Francisco.
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Bryan Meets Match in Justice Coralan
Baltimore reporters describe a dramatic Bryan attack on Thomas Fortune Ryan and August Belmont at a Democratic convention. The piece details Bryan's expected coup, his careful plan to enter mid-ballot, and a surprise shift as observers debate whether the Nebraska leader overreached.
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Democratic Deadlock at Democratic National Convention
Baltimore June 29 After twelve ballots the Democratic National Convention adjourned at 3 AM to reconvene later. Champ Clark led Wilson and Underwood with Bryan and Kern far behind as 726 votes were needed to nominate. Tammany's 90 votes for Clark shifted dynamics, prompting fisticuffs and heated debates as delegates weighed potential coalitions and the prospect of a prolonged fight into next week.
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