Miss Cisneros Safe Extradition Question Stirs U S Spain
Washington reports diverging views on the escape of Senorita Cisneros from a Cuban Spanish prison. Officials say no treaty basis exists to surrender her as a political refugee, while Spain might seek to strain relations. The case hinges on whether she was a prisoner of war and if extradition applies.
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Spain
Senorita Cisneros
Cuba
New York Journal
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State Department
Miss Cisneros
Lord Kelvin at Princeton Honorary Degree Tole
Lord Kelvin eminent scientist of Glassen attended a social reception hosted by President Patton at Princeton University. The university had conferred an honorary degree during the sesquicentennial last fall, but Kelvin could not attend then. The distinguished guests departed for Philadelphia that night.
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X. J
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Glassen
Kelly
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Lord Kelvin
Philadelphia
University
Grover Cleveland
Money to Fill Unexpired Mississippi Senate Seat
Senator elect Hernan do DeSoto Money was appointed by Governor McLaurin to fill the Mississippi Senate vacancy caused by the death of J. George. Money, a former congressman from Mississippi’s Fourth district, was chosen earlier by the legislature for the regular term beginning March 4, 1899. He has been in Washington for eye treatment and plans to return home soon.
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Jackson
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Brandon
Hernando DeSoto Money
United States
J. George
George
Mr. Money
Mr. Money For the Regular Term. Mr. Money
Mississippi
Missippi
Washington
Radical Irish Independence Rally Sparks Heated Irish Tone
Eight hundred delegates packed the Ancient Concert Rooms for a Radical Irish Independence League meeting led by John Redmond. William Redmond praised Parnell and denounced Britain's empire, while the crowd cheered slogans against Dillon Healy Davitt and Gladstone, and sent support to Ireland and Indian struggles.
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Ireland
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Redmonds
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Patrick O’brien
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Boston
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Stars and Stripes
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Dillonites
Parnett
United States
Dion
Healy
England
India
Africa
Britain
Kelly
Manchester
Great Britain
Irish Independent League
New York
Iris
Minister on Trial in Alleged Assault Case
Fremington New Jersey October 12 The trial of Rev Charles W Mott formerly pastor of Stockton and Sandy Ridge Baptist churches Philadelphia is begun He 50 a Civil War veteran indicted for alleged attempted criminal assault on Mrs Andrew Larison of Stockton He invited to stay at her home the night of the incident while her husband was away The assailant allegedly forced entry through a window and tried to abduct Mrs Larison while others nearby intervened
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Lal Serious Charsce
Fremington
N. J
Charles W. Mott
Philadelhia
Baptist
Stockton
Sandy Ridge
Andrew Larison
Ir. Mott
Andrew RB. Larison
Teoker A
Larison
Vane
Wright
Wall Street
Tim
Enlee
Commodore
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Aberne
Homsel
Vander
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Paulding
Struthers
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H. W. McVickar
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
A Fins Orchestra Forms at South Market Street
The Frederick Seiser Orchestra, a noted local group, has secured the fourth floor of the Echisen building on South Market Street and will establish headquarters there as Aragquarters. Albert A. Echroeder is elected president, with Willsm Fisher as vice president and Lee Hsuehew as financial secretary and treasurer, A B Hargett as corresponding secretary. Prof. Bion Firestone leads the ensemble, guiding young musicians toward rapid advancement and public engagements.
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Frederick
Hse
Echisen
South Market Street
Albert A. Echroeder
Willsm Fisher
Lee Hsuehew
A.B Hargett
Epon
Golong
Bion Firestone
News of the Churches in Maryland Area
The German Baptists annual love feast at Meadow Branch near Westminster drew large crowds. Pastor emeritus Eller Hiram Wolfe of Hagerstown died at Mount Aforris at sixty. A Frintty Mt B church South entertainment is planned under the Ladies’ Mite Society. Luthern Synod delegates from this region attend in Washington. The third United Brethren quarterly conference meets at Rocky Springs on Feb 23 and 24 with Rev. Stlaespring presiding. Harvest services were held at Brunswick Methodist Church with sermons to old ladies and a souvenir given. evening children's service followed.
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Eller Hiram Wolfe
Hagerstown
Mount Aforris
Chewarille
Washlngton County
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Washington
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Luther Kuhlman
Lb. P.M. Myers
G. H .C. Hasskarl
A. Hedggen
Jefferson
W. L. Geazer
Doub
LG. M. Beard
Middletown
W. Bl. Remaburg
Myersville
J. A. Asper
Lewistowe
Charles Retheland
Emmitsburg
Hetd
Branawicz
Patterner
Woodaboro
Luther Kahlman
A. Hedger
Home Missiong
United Brethren Church of Welkersvile Charge
Rocky &Prings
O. W. Stlaespring
Frederick City
St Brusewick
M. Harvey
WOK OF DEATH FIRGIZ PGEDUM IRGIE DIES AT SEVEN MONTHS
The seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiltam Paordum of Woodville district died October 7 after a brief illness. The funeral occurred October 9 at 2 p.m. with Rev Blarshef assisting and pallbearers named Aiserle Devilbiss Baby Hood Magele Norwood and Delta Rankles. Interment in Proanced cemetery. Mary Faung, 23, died at home in Frederick City October Std. Funeral details and burial at address 203 Alry oathe Dainat on the 9s train. C. T. Lewis served as undertaker. An ISPANT. Ezia Earl Motter, 15, son of Gurts and A L Thoms of Adamstown, died last night at 5 03. Funeral tomorrow at 10 st ide o'clock with burial at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Mra
Wiltam Paordum
Woodville Diatrict
Piace
Mary Faung
Bilza
Mary Young
Frederick City
Ier
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M Gencemsiery
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Earl
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Adamstown
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Fabio Roment Coming to Chapers House Saturday
Aiden Benedict presents Fabio Romazi an adaptation of Marie Carrel titled Tae Vendells at Chapers House on Saturday evening October 18. The melodrama features love and vengeance with acclaimed acting, costumes, and stage effects praised by the press and public alike.
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Fabio Roment
Aiden Benedict
Fabio Romazi
Chapers House
Marie Carrel
Benedict
Sousa to Perform in City Concert Evening
Sousa, famed march composer, has been secured by Mzneger Lozg of the Opera Houses for a performance Tuesday afternoon October 19. He will play his best works. A rich edition of his library will be part of the programme in this city.
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Mzneger Lozg
Hs Band
Aisrch
Commodore Vanderbilt Statue Unveiled At Vanderbilt University
Nashville spectators gathered for the unveiling of a large Commodore Vanderbilt statue at Vanderbilt University. John W. Thor presided, Chancellor Kirkland spoke, and Dr Chauncey Depew delivered a commemorative address praising Vanderbilt’s life, wealth, and enduring philanthropy.
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Termense
University
Thomas
Chauncer MM. Depew
Depew
Ufe
Fie
Rain Ends Drought But Weighs On Wheat Losses Across Nation
Chicago reports a record drought severity with widespread crop and fruit damage since mid August. Farmers face water shortages for stock as ground remains unplowed in many districts. Winter wheat acreage could drop about 29 percent as regions reel from heat and parched soils. Meanwhile rain renewal brings relief to pastures and livestock in affected areas.
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