Weyler Denounced As Cuban Relief Effort Draws Fire
Cuban observers deride Weyler statements accusing anti government forces of false claims. Fidel G. Pierra calls Weyler’s field talk misguided and asserts his prior actions harmed noncombatants. Critics say Weyler exaggerates gains in Pinar del Rio and fails to acknowledge Cuban grievances and Spanish tax abuses.
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Weyler in the field arouses crowds at Mariel visit
News from Havana says Captain General Weyler arrived at Mariel with crowds greeting him and moved on to Artemisa then Vuelta Abajo. He toured hospitals, reported troops healthier and the sanitary state improved. General Escribano accompanies him, while correspondent Pendleton was arrested awaiting departure.
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Chicago
New York and beyond old world press items
A sprawling news column covers boxing bouts in Buffalo and Dixon with a tense bout detail, Bishop Keane travels to Rome for Roman propaganda duties, Cleveland eyeing Princeton as a future home, and various incidents from falsified scandals to bank defalcations and a royal intrigue, all dated Nov. 23 to Nov. 28. The report weaves sports, church, politics, crime, and society into a single snapshot of late 19th century U.S. life with multiple named people and places such as Buffalo, Dixon, Keane, Cleveland, Princeton, and Madrid-area references.
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Keane Will Hemale
Rome
Cieaiu
Hishop
J. J. Keane
Washington University
Oast
Keane
Foreion coin ban and disasters flood Athens
The chamber of deputies passed a bill prohibiting circulation of foreign copper coins in France. Seventy people drowned by floods at Athens and a large tract of land submerged. Reports say President Faure may visit St Petersburg in April, disputed in Russia. A dispatch from Constantinople notes alleged Armenian massacres near Diarbekir. The London Daily Mail cites a princess abstaining from alcohol due to leg pain. The president appointed ex congressman John H Rogers district judge for western Arkansas, and W S Forman named commissioner of internal revenue.
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W. 5. Forman
Ilinois
Riot Near Pittston Leaves Several Dead
A drunken riot at Burren mining village near Pittston left James Motill, Feenk Lambert, and John Botts fatally shot. Two Polish suspects escaped as the drink fueled violence spread with robbery terror. Tavern keeper Patlos and several locals describe the clash between Americans and Poles ending around 3 a.m. with multiple injuries.
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Anthony Pelley
Mters
Patlos
Lambert
Matsu
Betts
Palier
William Costrove
James Aron
James Bradt
J. Clark
Samuel Barclay
J. Flood
Alexander Wilyhit- Ther
Barclay
Flood
Robbery attempt and escapes in a Missouri River case
A mounted police report details Bridges and accomplices attempting a bold robbery on a streetcar. The motorman fought off the assailants, a gun misfired during the clash, and Bridges was captured after a tense struggle. Other items include a stay of execution for Arthur Mayhew and Cuba commemorations.
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Rollige
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Tietl
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Hollins
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Rollins
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Hannibal
Missouri River
Woman's College Personal Notes and Thanksgiving News
Mrs Bowman from Lancaster visits the Woman's College while daughters are home. Miss Ruth Bartholomew and Miss Carrie Gahr spend Thanksgiving in Westminster. Miss Leesler and Miss Phoebe Nettig attend gatherings in Westminster. Ethel Close visits Rocky Ridge and Margaret Pontins travels to Washington. Irme Whitmore stays in Adanstown. Frederick Womwinkle returns from Clarion. A growth in the Parsons Millers daughter’s eye is operated successfully. William A Mansfield distributes bread tickets to the poor and later tickets are purchased. Josah Lease buys Jacob property in Mt Pleasant. County Judge Stam and the Toston commissioners discuss a license tax for bicyclists.
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Lancaster
Woman's College
Ruth Bartholomew
Carrie Gahr
Westminster
Leesler
Misa Phoebs Netdig
Ethel Close
Rocky Ridge
Margaret Pontins
Washington
Irme
Whitmore
Adanstown
Frederick Womwinkle
Clarion, Pa
Mina Womwinkie
Women’s College
Severe winter storm blankets the central plains and Rocky Mountain region
A sweeping blizzard from Nebraska to North Dakota and beyond causes drifts up to ten feet, halting trains and traffic. Nebraska towns report zero or below temperatures as wind and snow persist. Colorado, Kansas, Oregon, and Washington report record lows, with frozen grain and potato crops at risk. The storm disrupts commerce, rail lines, and daily life across multiple states, with consistent updates on affected cities and regions.
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Northern Pacific
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Denver
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Colorado
Kansas City
Kansas
Trade and financial trends amid post election activity
Reports show a broad upturn in trade across regions with improved sentiment and deferred orders easing. Weather disrupted a busy week but overall activity edges higher. Details cover 1910s market tone, with incidents from Bradstreet summaries and local trials in Pennsylvania and Kansas City.
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Japan's Proposed Steep Plant in Cleveland
A party of five Japanese officials touring the United States and Europe seeks bids for a massive Japanese steel plant. They plan to purchase about 2,000,000 dollars’ worth of machinery but will delay orders until inspections finish. steel rails will be the plant’s main product. General Hereaux Re-elected in Santo Domingo. Within the same dispatches, political upheaval in Santo Domingo sees General Hereaux again named president after a history of revolutions and wounds. A separate report notes a Uruguayan revolution near Montevideo with armed bands crossing from Brazil and telegraph lines cut. In Manila, a British cruiser transfer follows telegraph communications between Hong Kong and Manila as the Pique heads to Philippine waters.
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State Department
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Tian
Market Roundup From New York and Philadelphia Exchanges
Slowing holiday activity left limited trading in irregular tones. Listings show mixed bids across rail and canal stocks and grains with varied prices. cattle, hogs, and sheep markets report steady to light activity. Farm produce, butter, cheese, and lard reflect stable pricing with modest demand as regional markets close for the season.
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