ExecutionsDelayed Over American Prisoners Case
Washington reports delays in death sentences for Americans captured on the schooner Commodore Competi tor as Spain reviews treaty provisions with the United States Communications indicate the Spanish minister advised commuting the sentences and a full pardon is likely unless guilt is upheld after impartial review The move aims to ease tensions while awaiting formal interpretation of treaty terms and protocol decisions
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Graphic compares Cuban crisis to Jameson raid in London
The Graphic from London contrasts the Havana death sentences with the Jameson raid, urging Spain to show clemency to the filibusters. The Times editorial praises Spain for delaying executions to avoid a US public uproar, while noting the need to resolve the Cuban issue and the difficulty of Captain General Weyler’s position.
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RESH CLAIMS AGAINST SPAIN AND AMERICAN INDEMNITIES
The Spanish premier Canovas del Castillo and US minister Hannis Taylor held a key conference with Spain’s position pending. Reports say Captain General Weyler telegraphed that Spanish authorities are hampered by US meddling in Cuba. The US reportedly pursued strong indemnities for sugar plantations burned by insurgents, signaling possible further complications. The Imparcial warned the US might press toward war as tensions mount.
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Grandchild dispute and habeas corpus case in Patlavishue
A court case unfolds as Mrs Hoge seeks custody of her grandson after a seven year search. The boy, Harry Huge, was raised by Zimmermann and his wife who refuse to surrender him. A writ of habeas corpus yields discovery only that the child’s mother is dead and the Zimmermanns had custody. The case seeks $1000 compensation for care.
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Hottest Spot in Nation and Notable Appointments
Philadelphia recorded a scorching 93 14 degrees yesterday. Mustapha Bey, under secretary in Taur Key’s foreign ministry, named Turkish minister to Washington. Bonner, editor of Puck, died of consumption in Nutley New Jersey at age 41. Frankie Brewer, daughter of Associate Justice Brewer, died of consumption in San Antonio Texas.
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Forest fires plague multiple counties in Pennsylvania
May 12 report from Clearfield and surrounding counties describes widespread fires fueled by dry brush and beams. Portland Lumber mill in Elk county burned, insurance $1,500 of $3,000 value. large timber holdings in Knox and Boggs townships threatened. Karthaus half of its cropland in flames. Wellsas Ort and Sullivan to Harvey's Lake region also hit with valuable lumber losses.
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Bernice
Sullivan County
Harvey's Lake
Absecon Endangered as Forest Fires Rage In Ocean County
Fire rages across Atlantic City area and Oceanville with strong east winds. Absecon fears a repeat of a five year ago blaze as farmers struggle to contain flames amid heavy rain delays. Thousands of acres burned and property losses run high, with towns like Harror City and Petersburg reporting timber and mill stock destruction.
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Filley and Kerens vie for state chairmanship at convention
In St Joseph Missouri on May 12 Republicans control the city as Chauncey Ives Filley and Richard C. Kerens contend for the state chairmanship. Delegations caucus to shape the program with Filley’s camp favored to win convention endorsement for Major McKinley. Mrs Fleming on trial for murder in New York. massacre reported in the Pacific. various incidents across the country.
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Mrs. Fleming
New York
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Evalina M. Bliss
Mexico
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Caraca
Diinois
John ©. Black
Alsgeld
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York
Frank Lees
Harrisburg
Senate clash over deep water harbor project faces opposition
In a fiery senate and house debate the three million expenditure faced critics led by Mr Berry of Arkansas. Huntington’s supporters argued against private interests, while anti-A P A delegates fought in Montana and Granite county. The session advanced railroad rights of way and Indian appropriation measures amid political maneuvering and chair confirmations.
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Daly Awarded 35000 for Leg Injury in Lynn
Boston May 12 The largest verdict yet in a Massachusetts personal injury action awarded to Francia A Daly of Lynn against Lynn and Boston Street Railway for injuries Aug 6 1909 when a lug crushed her leg leaving it nearly useless since age 5.
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Eleven Die In Mississippi River Steamer Explosion
A river steamer near a city explodes sinking within minutes. Eleven crew and passengers are confirmed dead including pilot Norman Oraro and chief engineer William Dougherty. Survivors and wounded are hospitalized in Vicksburg. Captain John Kline and others were injured. The cause remains unknown. chief engineer Donagherty is missing.
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Duonia J. Loney
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William Donagherty
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across the Nation
A string of scattered baseball scores from national league and pennsylvania leagues. Highlights include Cleveland beating Pittsburgh 2 2, Chicago defeating Cincinnati 3, St Louis edging Baltimore 3 2, and Brooklyn postponements amid a busy day of games. Prolific notes on local incidents include a fatal postmortem in Philadelphia and management shakeups in York, plus reports on labor strikes and a murder indictment.
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Greater New York Bill A Law Controlling City Consolidation
Governor Morton signed a bill creating Greater New York by consolidating Kings and Queens counties areas of Queens and Long Island City with New York City. The merger takes effect Jan 1, 1898, with a commission governing in the interim. Population figures estimate over 3.1 million in the area.
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Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed in Decline
New York and Philadelphia exchanges closed with a general price drop over 3 percent. York, Philadelphia, and regional quotes show weaker tones across staples with flour, wheat, corn, oats, and fats posting varied moves. Live stock offered mixed tones as cows and calves moved and lambs priced at typical ranges for the day.
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