Insurrection Rises as Cuba Struggles to Subdue Rebels
Reports from Havanas and surrounding provinces describe growing unrest as rebel groups gain momentum. General Menocal and leaders meet with President Palma to discuss peace efforts while insurgents publish a manifesto calling for constitutional restoration and elections.
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Havens
Sowahsotte
Funar On
Mario Merocal
Havana
Palma
Menocal
Cebrero
Helena
Associated To Believe
United States
Transcontinental Central Liner to Grand Rapids and Chicago
An advertisement notes a train service leaving New York at 4 25 pm bound for Grand Rapids and Chicago with arrival details in the schedule section. The listing highlights the American Greatest Railroad branding and the service route via the Wolverine line.
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New York
York Central
Amer
Murninaw
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Warrantes Issued in Real Estate Trust Loot Conspiracy
Philadelphia District Attorney Bell reports warrants for the arrest of William F. North treasurer M 8 Collingwood assistant treasurer and Adolph Segal on charges of conspiring with Frank K. Hipple to loot the bank. Segal allegedly borrowed over 5 million on weak collateral to fund enterprises. Horace Hill will not be arrested.
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Philadelphia
Bell
William F. North
Real Estate Trust Company
Collingwood
Adolph Segal
Frank K. Hipple
Segal
Horace Hill
Life Guard Saves Two At Asbury Park Beach
Frank Kelley, a five foot life guard at Asbury avenue, rescued J. S. Reese and his seventeen year old son Edward of Baltimore after they were swept offshore. The father fainted, the son aided, and a lifeboat capsized. Kelley towed them eight hundred yards to shore where artificial respiration revived the elder man.
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Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Frank Kelley
Asbury Avenue
J. S. Reese
Edward Bartlett Reese
Baltimore
Reese
Kelley
Harry Laurence
Ocean Grove
Samuel Adams
Jersey City
Stranger Reimburses $200 Theft After 19 Years
A former hired man stole $200 from John Brockett 19 years ago. He returned to his former employer and repaid the debt after a life turn to religion with the Salvation Army. He now heads a large Chicago dry goods store.
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Brockett
Svs
Hrockett
Chicago
Salvation Army
Panama Deputy Demetrio Quintero Murdered
Panama, Sept. 4 Deputy Demetrio Quintero was killed when he intervened to protect his brother from an assault. He was wounded five times and died. The National Assembly has decreed a period of mourning.
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Panama
Demetrio Quintero
National Assembly
Old Speculation Proves Successful
The report notes Clifford Hix ton, a former Union Trust teller who with C B Wray stole between 125000 and 300000 from the bank. He bought 300 acres at Library near the county line, which has since risen in value to 500 per acre. He may realize about 150000 from the property, roughly five times his original investment.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Clifford
Hixton
Union Trust Company
C. B. Wray
Library
Washington County
Four boys injured in gas explosion in coal bin
In Stellarton Nova Scotia on September 4 a gas explosion injured four boys who were starching for a bar in an unused coal bin when one struck a match. The blast sent flames leaping and all four were hurt. Local authorities investigated the incident and firefighters responded promptly to the scene.
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Stellarton
N. 6
Baltimore Bank Goes 24 Hour For First Time
The Third National Bank of Baltimore opens twenty four hour banking features becoming the first national bank in the country to do so. Four clerks worked late tonight opening accounts and taking deposits.
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Baltimore
Third National Bank
Jerome factions rally in Albany against Hearst Democrats
Albany reporting that anti Hearst Democrats plan a large conference at Odd Fellows Hall with District Attorney Jerome to lead. Osborne and Rattigan say the effort aims to block Hearst’s Buffalo nomination and keep to old fashioned Democratic principles.
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Tribune
Albany
Jerome Ment
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jerome
Lakeville
Jérome
Bronx
Hearst
Edward M. Shepard
Charles F. Rattigan
Troy
McCabe
Democratic State Committee
William J. Conners
Buffalo
Hogan
Murphy-Conway
David B. Hill
Griswold
New London
Conn
Hotel
Ten Eyck
William Randolph Hearst
The
Independence League
Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Robert J. Whalen
Mark Cohn
Simeon Holroyd
Francis B. Murphy
Frank White
Leopold Minkin
George A. Reilly
George T. Ellnson
Wellsville
E. H. Titchener
Frank O'Neill
W. E. Carpenter
C. M. Ackerman
Binghamton
George H. Ansley
J. P. Quigley
Salamanca
Thomas M. Osborne
H. A. Lemmon
Rochester
Jose Peterson
Lockport
M. Z. Hazen
James A. Randell
T. W. Meachim
John QV. Cronin
John F. Nash
Syracuse
D. J. van Auken
Geneva
W. A. White
Phelps
A. B. MacCardell
Middletown
A. S. Moffatt
Newburg
John J. Ryan
Savannah
John G. Apeer
New Rochelle
Donald G. Villard
Dobbs Ferry
F. H. Allen
West Chester
M le
Warsaw
Charles Goebel
Dundee
Bryan Flays Illinois Opponents and Indorsement
William Jennings Bryan repudiated Illinois Democrats recent indorsement for his presidential bid and denounced Sullivan as a corporate-influenced figure. He spoke at the Iroquois Club luncheon and Jefferson Club banquet, warning that party unity requires majority rule and urging candidates to reject corporate influence.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Illinois
Samuel Browning
Kentucky
Bryan
House
Ilinois
Sullivan
Mr. Bryan
Iroquois Club
Jefferson Club
Roger C. Sullivan
New York
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Middle West
Minnots
National Committee
Democratic Party
Dunlap
St. Louis
Mr. Sullivan
Himeis
Ois
Sulli Beldiv
Sulliven
Proctor Wins Vermont Victory by Large Majority
Fletcher D. Proctor and the Republican state ticket secure a decisive win in Vermont with a reported 17,900 majority. Proctor carries every county and most cities, defeating Clement who failed to win Rutland Burlington or Barre. Democrats and independents falter as the legislature tilts Republican.
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Tribune
Burlington
Fletcher D. Proctor
Proctor
Rutland
Clement
Barre
G. Herbert Pape
Percival W. Clement
Vermont
Senator Proctor
Senator Procter
Republican State Committee
Independent Committee
Rutland County
Chittenden County
Senate
House
Divers examine Boston after collision in Rosario Straits
The United States cruiser Boston lies in deep water in Rosario Straits harbor for divers to inspect the hull after striking Peabody Rock. The ship has taken water and lists five degrees to port with seven compartments flooded. Lifeboats are ready. a seam three feet long was found but no holes located. Commander Coffman awaits tugs to Bremerton as crew bear strain.
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Bellingham
Wash
United States
Boston
Peabody Rock
Rosario Straits
Coffman
Bremerton
Complaint of Mexican Treatment Reported for Ashing Smack Alvah
Telegraph reports Gulf Fisheries Company and Captain Castine claim the Alvah was seized near Arenas Reef by Mexican authorities at Vera Cruz. Castine and his crew allege harsh prison conditions and poor food while awaiting trial. American Consul seeks their release on parole.
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Tribune
Galveston
Tex
Gulf Fisheries Company
Castine
Mexico
Arcas Reef
Ae Oe
Vera Cruz
Parele
WwWashi
Mtain
Progresse
Calved
Arenas Reef
Roo
Ovviata
Editor challenges senator duelist showdown near Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Indiana Sept 4 suppressed excitement swirls around a duel challenge between State Senator Roche and B Hang publisher of Unaided the socialist newspaper. Roche has not accepted Hanley’s duel offer yet indicates willingness to fight while both men are described as ready to draw.
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the Tribune
Mount Vernon
Ind
Reche
B. ©. Hang
Socialatic
Roche
Mendy
Hanley
Rocke
Goldfield Club Official Clarifies Roosevelt Son Attendance
Goldfield officials state President Roosevelt's son was not at a first service during a local event. A New York lawyer visiting Goldfield told club announcer Lars Sullivan that Roosevelt's son was present, prompting clarification from club authorities.
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Roosevelt
Eigee
New York
Ae Lars Sollivan
Sullivan
Parsons Prods Foes Roils Quigg Halpin in Gop Fight
Rep Herbert Parsons blasted Odell Quigg and William Halpin in two meetings with Roosevelt Republicans in New York City. He argued the district faces a fight to remove lobbyist influence and keep the party machinery from misuse for private gain, praising Roosevelt aligned reform and urging voters to support Ehrhorn and Rinehart against the present leadership.
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Herbert Parsons
Quigg
Halpin
Sth
Tth
March
New 3d
Roosevelt
Parsons
Roosevelt Republican Club
Assembly District
Eighth Avenue
Thomas J. Clark
William Halpin
Oscar W. Ehrhorn
Ciple
Ehrhorn
Deat Roosevelt
Lincoln
Tammany Men
Repw Ns
Qugg
Rinehart
Norton Goddard
Captain Goddard
Croker
Tammany
Jimmy March
Marek
Rty
Ihiea
Rinehert
Goddard
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Constitution
Hambro Hills
Wriiten
Avalos
San =ay
Pinar del Rio City
Pinar del Rio
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Wolverine
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Wrecked Trust Company
Hippie
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Derby
John Brockett
Mr. Brockett
C. S. Hixton
Albany Council
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D. Cady Herrick
John B. Stanchfield
Elmira
Adam
George
ISG
Uicket
Bryan Flays
Scopfs
Joan Temple Graves
Georgia
Mayer Dunne
Cato Sells
Iowa
India
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Golden Bengal
Chinsura
Hugi
Hugli
Indiana
Goldfield
Richard
Goldfield Athletic Club
Mr. Parsons
Mr. Ehrhorn
County Committee
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James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Jimmie March
Lincoln Republican Club
Assembly
Bleecker Street
Jimmie Marech
Frank Heldrick
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