Cuban Rebels Fly a Flag of Truce in Revolt News
Reports from Cuba on June 28 describe rebel defeats near Santiago and Vegas Baye, with General Estanuz killed and government forces gaining momentum. Communications claim pacification is near, while Havana sources note widespread rejoicing and expected captures as authorities tighten control.
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Des Pein
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Man Rescued After Car Lifts Pin Under Tractor Truck
A man about forty, poorly dressed, was pinned under a forward truck at Ath Street and Seventh Avenue Montamien. Police Lieutenant Gilhooley directed ten volunteers per side to lift the vehicle, freeing him. Dr Lee of Bellevue Hospital said the man likely suffered a stroke just before the incident. He remained conscious in the ambulance but unable to speak.
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Gilhouley
Gilhoaley
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Gold price record bids for rare American coins in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 26 Henry Chapman bid $3,000 for a rare American half eagle, the highest price for the coin. The sale featured other rarities from George H. Farle Jr.’s collection, including a 1776 silver dollar sold for $4,?00 and several scarce patterns and dated pieces. Many pieces were bought by private collectors as the auction proceeded.
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Philadelphia
Henry ©. Chapman
Thie Etty
George H. Farle, Jr
Thie City
Earie
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Soller
SCO
Avery
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Will Sreciene
Kate Carew Becomes Ardent Baseball Fan
Kate Carew emerges as a devoted follower of baseball in a feature for Tomorrow's Tribune. The article notes her switched interest, praising the sport and its appeal to readers.
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Kate Carew
Seamen and stokers call out seven lines in open shop strike
Crews to quit this morning affecting up to twenty five thousand marine workers now, with potential expansion to fifty thousand. A strike was declared after unions rejected open shop terms and warned of longshoremen sympathy action. Representatives warned of widespread disruption and urged fair treatment while meeting with coastwise companies.
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Marine Firemen's Union
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Florision
Capiro
George C Modine
Elikhois
Louis Sree
Union
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Contertesa
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New York
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Mallory
Chidennes
Ehigawe
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Marine Covka
Guardianship bid amid a Boston area wedding dispute
In Worcester Massachusetts a Probate Court hearing concerns John B. Carter Jr of Min bury seeking his uncle as guardian because his father withholds consent to his marriage. The father cites concern the bride’s health and character may render him an invalid and tied to her. Judge Forbes ordered a physician examination to assess the bride. The bride’s name and location are not disclosed.
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John B. Carter, Jr
Min~bury
Alé Pon
Hitrn
Forbes
Husician
Fire on Forty Second Floor of Woolworth Building
Night watchman Frank Molnies found a fire on the forty second floor of the Woolworth Building. He alerted colleagues who used extinguishers and a delayed call to the Fire Department as the blaze was controlled with minor damage reported.
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Frank Molnies
Holmes
Holmer
Democratic nominating fight drags after long ballots
The Democratic National Convention adjourned after twelve ballots. Clark led with 549, Wilson 3543, Underwood 123, Marshall 30, Harmon 29, with Bryan and Kern at 1 each. 726 votes needed. Tammany power and Bryan maneuvers shaped the day as factions bickered and predictions circled about when a decision might come.
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Baltimore
Democratic National Convenetion
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Wilson
Underwood
Marshall
Harmon
Bryan
Kern
Baldwin
Sulzer
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Mayor Garnor Enters Presidential Race On Eighth Ballot
The report notes Garnor of New York entering the presidential race during the convention on the eighth ballot after Clark's delegation cast a single vote for the "dark horse." A separate item mentions Edward J. Pilkey, a ranch hand, attempting suicide by ingesting poison after a rejected marriage proposal. A physician attended him.
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Ades
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San Francisco
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