Cuban Rebels Active Amid Martial Law Declarations
Reported Cuban rebels under martial law fire up operations halting railway work by destroying bridges in Santa Clara and Pilar del Rio provinces. American cruiser Denver’s arrival at Ravens stirs city amid talks of broader intervention. President Roosevelt orders two warships to protect U.S. interests as rebels plan provisional government with Dr Alfredo Zayas as president.
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Pilar del Rio
Denver
Pilace
Roosevelt
Insur
Alfredo Zayas
Sleeper
Pan Cuban Oficiales
Subpur
Associated Press
Bethe American
Rastrosa
Por del Rio
Mle Tacotoa
Sony
Sumers
Pinar el Rio
Cuban Cruces
Las Lajas
Sugar Estates
O. B
New York
Havana
Maran
Manzanillo
San
Pinar del Rio
Concalacion del Sur
Cienfuegos
Insurgent attacks disrupt Cuban rail lines as Denver arrives
The Pinar del Rio insurgents blow up railroads and threaten Havana as the U S protected cruiser Denver reaches Havana harbor. Crowds greet the ship while Cuban officials weigh the impact on stability and potential American intervention amid ongoing border clashes and damaged lines near Santa Clara and Las Lajas.
Bryan explains railroads and public ownership stance in South
William Jennings Bryan returns to the South reading a statement expanding his New York remarks on government ownership of railways. The Louisville crowd, including Henry Watterson and Senators Carmack and Stone, hear his firm view that railroads may need to become public property with federal trunk lines and state local lines. He emphasizes regulation, party autonomy, and the political influence of railroads.
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Louisville
South
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Bryan
Armory
Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Senator Stone
Missouri
Watterson
Waterson
Mr. Bryan
Democracy
Democratic Party
Wall Street
United States
Denner
William Randolph Hearst
For Currency Collectors Five Dollar Greenback No 1 Ad
Currency ad offers Greenback No 1 letter A five dollar war issue 11 in nearly perfect wration. For details write T JAY PIFFITH care of Geo L Betters president Oneida National Bank Utica New York.
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T. Jay Piffith
Geo. L. Betters
Oneida National Bank
Utica
Colonel Mills Dies at Beside Convention Hall
Colonel Theodore B. Mills delegate from the 14th Assembly District to the Independence League Convention collapsed from apoplexy near the hall at Broadway and Thirty Fifth. He was with his daughter Mrs. C C Horner of El Paso Texas when death occurred instantly.
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Theodore B. Mills
East 35Th Street
Broadway
Sith Street
Colonel Mills
C. C. Horner
el Paso
Tex
Rose
Roosevelt Hospital
Mrs. Horner
No. 20
Broad Street
Cotton Expert Neill Killed by Streetcar in New Orleans
Henry M. Neill a leading cotton market figure for over forty years was killed when a streetcar struck him near his home in New Orleans He died at 6 pm aged 78 An English immigrant he pioneered field surveys and his crop estimates guided the Neill Brothers firm from 1849 He leaves three sons and two brothers with a noted rise and fall in fortune.
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New Orleans
Henry M. Neill
Mr. Neill
Neill Brothers
Londor
United States
Neill
Eruption Expands as Noble Volcano Opens New Crater
In Chili, Santiago reports a full eruption with a new crater south of the old one. Panic prompts people to seek public shelter, blocked by municipal refusals. An earthshock follows at Talca. In Buenos Ayres a telegram notes a sulphurous rain over San Juan province on the night of September 11, alarming residents.
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Santiago de Chili
Noble
Talca
Buenos Ayres
State Telegraph Department
Jachat
Province of
San Juan
Hearst Nominated for Governor at Independence League
William Randolph Hearst is nominated for Governor by the Independence League at Carnegie Hall amid strong enthusiasm. The ticket includes Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler for Lieutenant Governor and John S. Whalen for Secretary of State, with George A. Fuller for Treasurer and Frank L. Getman for State Engineer. Fusion talk and internal tensions mark the convention as delegates clash over ticket selection and strategy.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
William Randolph Hearst
Pirie MacDonald
William R. Hearst
Independence League
Carnegie Hall
Hearst
Messrs
Mack and Conners
Buffalo
Gilsey House
Reuben R. Lyon
Steuben
John Ford
Lewis 5. Chanler
Adams
Thomas F. Fagan
Trey
Harry Brooks
Nassau County
Syracuse
Nelson A. Lewis
Kings
Mr. Pruyn
Albany
Norman E. Mack
William J. Conners
Gaatemen
Independence
New York City
Shearn
Dutchess
Putnam
Chanler
John S. Whalen
International Tobacco Workers
Plum
George A. Fuller
Jefferson
State Grange
Frank L. Getman
Tompkins
Mr. Shearn
Mr. Getman
Brooklyn
Republican Register of Kings Ang
Hearstman
Mr. Powell
Girl Corinne Violett Wins Long Island Swim Duel
Miss Corinne Violett eighteen daughter of broker Atwood Violett of Pelham Manor defeated Dennison Hatch Jr. in a six mile race from Westchester Country Club to Great Neck Long Island. The time two hours twenty five minutes with strong tide and a club launch in attendance. Violett led for part of the stretch and won by several lengths.
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Atwood Violett
Pelham Manor
Dennison Hatch, Jr
Westchester Country Club
Great Neck
Long Island
Miss Violett
J M Bassett Dead Head of Wool Machinery Firm
Joseph M Bassett head of Johnson Bassett dies in Paris at seventy five from peritonitis on his second wedding trip. He married Anna L Phipps of New York on July 27 creating a local sensation his son George and wife sailed from New York to visit him.
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the Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Paris
Joseph M. Bassett
Johnson & Bassett
Bassett
Anna L. Phipps
New York
George
Democratic State Convention Nominates Bell For Governor and Toland For Lieutenant Governor
Theodore A. Bell is nominated for Governor and Thomas Toland for Lieutenant Governor by the Democratic State Convention. The body denounces the Independence League as a Hearst driven political machine and calls Democrats to oppose its aims and Bryan’s presidential bid.
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Cal
Theodore A. Bell
Thomas ©. Toland
Ventura County
Independence League
WR. Hearst
America
William Jennings Bryan
Oper
Twelve Die in Canadian Pacific Wreck at Sudbury
Twelve people were killed and ten injured when a westbound Canadian Pacific Railway train derailed near Sudbury. All the dead hailed from the colonist car beside the engine, most of them harvest hands.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Sudbury
Cannon Defends Maine Vote Clash at Michigan Banquet
Speaker Cannon addressed the Silver Red Ring County Republican Club in St Joseph Michigan detailing why Littlefield faced resentment after Maine results. He argued against plutocrat fears and defended liquor law enforcement while noting Maine’s stance on prohibition.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Cannon
Orien County Republican Club
Littlefield
Maine
Moffat Buys Routt County Land For Summer Estate
Colorado banker and railroad builder David H. Moffat plans a summer home for Thomas Gay head waiter of New York's Fifth Avenue Hotel. He purchased 158 acres near Steamboat Springs to build an estate with an artificial lake golf links and a tennis court. The area offers good fishing and hunting nearby.
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Tribune
Denver
David H. Moffat
Colorado
Thomas Gay
Fifth Avenue
New York
Routt County
Steamboat Springs
Gay
Luxurious New York Fast Train on America’s Greatest Railroad
Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis routes feature a luxurious fast train with observation car heading to New York at 8 p.m. via Central Lines. Also listed is the schedule for other fast western trains and general time table notes.
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New York
Cestral Lines
America
Aay
Foraker Warns Publisher Wolf On Street Confrontation
Senator Foraker sharply confronts Robert Wolf of Columbus on a Dayton street. The exchange centers on Wolf’s reporting, with Foraker accusing Wolf of rot and corporate influence while demanding to know his identity and asserting intolerance for criticism. Dewey & Sons ad follows.
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Dayton
Oato
Foraker
Robert Wolf
Columbus
Mr. Wolf
Senator Foraker
Wolf
Pike's Peak Centennial Celebration Fare Deal
Promotion via Pennsylvania Railroad from September 18 to 21 offers $0.89 travel to Denver or Colorado Springs on a lure to New York. consult ticket for details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Fren
New York
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