No News on Weyler as Insurgent Actions Reported
Havana reports scant news on Captain General Weyler while insurgent activity in Pinar del Rio is described. Ongoing battles near Brujita mountains, wounded leaders including Maceo and Vidal Ducassis, disease and supply issues amid scattered rebel forces. Weather improving locally, with several clashes near Chinchol and Huayana.
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Havana
Werler
Pinar del Hoe
Antonio Maceo
Lechuza
Broju
Brujita
Vidal Ducassis
Brujite
Pinar del Hio
Perico Delgado
Maceu
Jose Miro Arzenter
Pinar del Rio
Durango
Chinchol
Huayana
Juan Delgado
Delgado
Bryan Lecture Tour Sparks Political Clash in Atlanta
An upcoming lecture tour by Mr Bryan faces strong controversy as plans to hold the first talk in Atlanta trigger rival demonstrations. The arrangement warns the talks will focus on governmental and social topics with no explicit political color, while costs and contracts draw public scrutiny.
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Ant
Ehterprise
Voe
MeHee
Nectat Va
Molaeml Audine
Sir Bryon
Ttyuaveraent
Hegan
United Styues
Ultas
Armiegements
Bryan
Atlanta
Munster
Colonels Nunez Trial and Other 1890s News Mix
Trial of Colonel Emilio Nunez and Captain Charles Dickman for alleged neutrality act violations regarding an expedition to Cuba opened in New York with defenses arguing rights to participate. Reports cover Edison experiments in distinguishing light and other assorted items from the era, including Marie Barberi's second murder trial, a horse theft case, and political intrigues.
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Emilio Nunes
Charles Bb. Dickman
Cuba
United States Circuit Court
Addison Brown
Nunez
Culut
Lauradon Mar
Dickmen
Unter
W Dudie Browns
Dickman
Hart
Marie Barberi
New York
Bezan
Senators Vert and Clay prominent in new year notes
Reports from Yonkers mills to close soon affecting 7000 workers. Senator Vert doubts tariff legislation this session. A C Clay elected U S senator from Georgia replacing Gordon. Mercer Pennsylvania fires cause 15000 dollar loss endangering town. Edsrin Gould buys Bankakee Michigan factory for Continental Match to compete with Diamond in the West.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Vert
Washington
Clay
United States
Georgia
Gordon
Mercer
Edsrin Gould
Bankakee
Continental Match Company
Ace
Diamond Match Company
West
En Quarrel
L T
Avey
Ghct
Kitle
Tha
Annual New York Chamber Banquet Echoes Unity and Reform
The New York Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet last evening at Defmionhcu'. President Cleveland and Governor Mour ton sent letters read to the gathering praising sound money and vigilance. Alexander E. Orr lauded campaign work and honored opponents of the Chicago platform while urging moral leadership and public duty. Postmaster General William L. Wilson stressed free government on trial and the need to maintain public faith amid economic strains and party realignments.
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Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Defmionhcu
Cleveland
Mourton
Morover
Alexander E. Orr
Palmer Aod Buckner
Chicago
Oman
Willian L. Wilson
John W. Gnees
New Jersey
Griggs Typart
Between men wages and merit open gates Hastings
A speech by Bourke Cochran and others advocates reform as a gate to merit not patronage. The meeting included Generals Hawley, Porter and Mayor Sting supporting the president and senator candidates.
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Uheus
Julie Cesar
Marc Antuny
Lara
Hastings
Bourke Cochran
Coimage of Silver and Varied 1896 News
The treasury records show 14.2/2,422 standard silver dollars minted from silver on hand and the seigniorage of 4,001,450 turned to the treasury. Silver bullion on hand November 1, 1896, totaled 125,061,263 fine ounces costing 312,865,625 with a coin value of 151,693,000. Borough versus Railway in Scranton area ends with injunction and track clearance. Whitecappers whip two suspects in Covingtons, Kentucky for alleged disorderly house. Russian wheat and rye shortages in Europe are offset by higher sugar production per state communications. Judge Parker of Arkansas dies at home. noted for harsh justice and long tenure without missing a case.
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Treasury Department
Isua
United
Fire in Bor Cargo Aboard Ripon Cry Returns to Port
The British steamship Ripon Cry, which sailed Monday for Reval, returned to port last night with a fire in her cargo of cotton. The blaze was detected sixty miles from shore, and courageous actions by the crew helped control the flames.
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Edison
San Francisco
Newark
Bor
Savasnan
Ripon Cry
Reval
Alidaaliaihaals Shailesh Thentiie
Atam
Emperor’s Critics Dampen German Assembly News
In a heated session the Kaiser faced harsh criticism from German leaders over recent actions and military policy. Key speakers urged restraint, defending civilian rights while warning against abuse of power, amid calls for accountability and constitutional limits. Springfield reports follow with Bryan’s hunting visit and other era incidents.
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Mutiebiy
Heer Siemang
Browitz
Herr Manehel
Hichterlie Eivlient
Hia
Ymperor
Finiseht
Ltrutenn von Hruscwitz
Price Hohvolshe
Lietrorgs Ten Go
Otheere
Herr Lenzinaan
Herr Lensmann
Bachem
Chries
General von Gussler Wathen
Saihal
Hier
Bebel
Seine
Bebe
Terr Bebel
von Gossler
Cnas
von Frame
Herr Babel
Guiyassiers Guard
Gecelor
McKinley Visit Scenes and Aftermath Report
Brief notes from Canton and Cleveland detail President elect McKinley and party visiting relatives and timing of conversations with Hanna and Henne. Reports describe Mrs McKinley’s carriage rides and local impressions, alongside a murder case in Andea na and a crime racketeering note tied to insurance.
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Fredvad Fleet McKinley
Henose
Canton
William Ostorne
Cleveland
Seversh
McKinley
Depoulu
MeKinley
Lopch Ubulde Lock
Hauns
Onburte
AgMr
Henne
Major
Mrs. McKinley
Thomaaville
Mr. McKinley
Hanna
Mra McKinley
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed in New York
Nov. 11 reports show attempts to spark a market rally failed as long stocks stayed out and volume fell. Tevalt remained steady at intervals, with bears subdued. Nov. 17 notes flour weakness around 2.39 to 3.15 per unit, quiet demand. timothy and beets showed mixed prices. Nov. 11 at New East Liberty and Philadelphia markets indicate cattle, hogs, and lambs stable to lower, with prime hogs at 9.50 to 23.55 per head and steer prices around 2.50 to 4.00 per pound, reflecting softer activity.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bears
Baltimore & Ohio
Chess
Ohio
Dei
Budson
Lehigh
New East Liserty
Dheady Dees & WR
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Hood
Gt Finn
Hoods
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National Building Association OF
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Directurs
Kenest J. Enabe, Jr
Wm. Enate & Co
Pan
Zacufactures
Slintos
Prichard
Baker Johnson
Frederice, MD
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association OF
Northern Department
German Br
Baltimore, Ma
Ue Frederick BB
Handler Otho J. Keller
V. Albaugh
Barse Jobseor
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P and Treas
Dan L. H. Strings
Franklin B. Smith
M.D. Dans T. Ordeman
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Shevpield & CO
Weat Patrick St
Gynesite City Hotel
Frederick, MD
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Eraesewiy
William Wilcoxon
Circuit Court
Orphans* Court
Pourier Appeals
United States Court
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Frederick
Gugiéaewtn Baker Johnson
Weyler
Sovereign
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Knights of Labor
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Philip L. Amon
Jersey City
Thomas B. McGuire
Amsterdam
WS. E
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Henry B. Martin
Indianapolis
Andrew D. Best
Brooklyn
Daniel Brown
Butte City
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Grand Central Depot
Star Pointer
Tatchen
Tennessee
Joe Patchen
Belmont Track
Neilson Shaft
Shamoain
Beauty
Tutt
MR Bryan
Mittens
O T
Charlie Hyate
Hyatt
Tom
Hyatt Rillett
Mor-rigson
Merorre
Manley
Adelsta
Joseph H. Menley
Twelve Apostlen
Moses ‘Thatcher
Twelve Apostles of
Mormon Church
Thatcher
United States Senate
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Echo de Paris
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Seattle Dispatch
Great Northern
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City of Campaign
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Sui
North Yokina
Martin Feilstead
William Davidson
Focht
Benjamin K. Focht
Union County
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Harrisburg
Hover
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Pike County
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Palm
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Borough Versus Railway
Scrastos
Scranton Traction Company
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Taylor
Railway Company
Scranton
Whitecappers
Harry Bamilin
Alice Harrison
Seir
Harrigon
James Meyers
Ben Newiole
Department of State
Karel
St. Petersburg
Parker
Fort Suita
Ark
Fudge Ll
Arkansis
Bright
Slit
Germany
Springfield
William J. Bryan
St. Louis
Chadwick
Gsimo
Tanes County
Bargleare
Hous
John Mirks
Marka
Cemiina
Sore
Rte
Ask USA
Reading Railroad
Phis and
Joseph G Harris Willan
RK. Taylor
Jark Hakka
Eis
Andeana
Aika Ile
Wilfy
Laith
Pate
Spate
Munday
T. UL
WLC
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Massachusetts
Willimp McKinley
White House
Willard
Corbett and Fite
Gene Tipgut
Bohemian Athletic Club
Corbett
Fitzsiimmons
Genslinger
Messrs
Fitzsimmons and Corbets
Theoffer
Northern Pacific Railroad
Sol Cnicaud
Saction
Henry Hishop
Chancery
Susy Creme
William Allen Butler
Comssililee
Lancaster
James AL Robinson
Adams
Columbia National Bank
Londes, Nayifi
PuivaveLrata
Fiswru
Weeresa Dziry
Hy Do. Creamery
Do. Factory
Eigins
Besimitaden Creamery
Do. Creamery
A. Taney
Anc
Propa Whulsssle
Pride
Greene Sveadr
Lars
Staal
Pennsylvania
Western
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