22 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
1
Ban Sebastian Sept. 22 report semi official states the queen of Spain is in an interesting condition. Princess Ena of Battenberg and King Alfonso wed on May 31.
Colouch Cody closes the four years of European engagement in Hrussele as Buffalo Bisl'r Wid Weet show concludes here. Cody sails from Antwerp and the remaining troupe and material will travel October 6 to begin the show's final American tour before Colonel Cody's retirement.
Havana Sept 22 Peace for Cuba unless secured through American intervention seems distant as the United States shows its big naval force. Taft and Bacon mediators push for a settlement with insurgent leaders from Santa Clara Pinar del Rio and Havana provinces while Palma and cabinet officials deny resigning rumors and await the mediators plan.
The notice proclaims Lady Beatrice Beatrix Butler of Kilkenny as Ireland's most beautiful woman per King Madward VII. Daughter of the Marquis of Ormonde, her lineage ties to the Duke of Westminster. Her husband, Major General Reginald Pole-Carew, famed Boer War hero, is quoted as the army's handsomest man and recently retired.
Leaders of the Moderates and Liberale have submitted briefs to Taftanis Bacon. The mediators face stalemate with insurgents demanding new general elections and the government rejecting them. American occupation is seen as the only path to end the conflict, with Roosevelt expected to set the future program. Insurgent camps near Havana witness 360 insurgents at Le Liza and rural guards nearby, as forces prepare for potential long combat.
Vienna dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says two Kusslan revolutionists escaped St Petersburg and claim the alleged Peterhof plot targeted Grand Duke Nicholas. They allege the plan was not against the czar family and that Vladimir sought power. General Dedulis conducted a palace search. three men including two Grand Duke Nicholas footmen and a palace gardener were arrested with a complete plan of Peterhof.
A carload of dynamite exploded near Jellico’s Southern railway depot, destroying the depot and multiple warehouses. About 12 killed, around 200 injured, and property damage totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Investigations cite two possible causes and relief efforts from Knoxville doctors. Homes and businesses suffered extensive damage with shattered glass and ruined stock.
R G Dun s Weekly Review of Trade notes unseasonably high temperatures slowing fall goods distribution while sales push reduce summer stocks. Money rates delay mercantile collections though future prospects stay confident. Winter and spring prep keeps machinery busy and large crops secured with heavy building activity. Domestic trade volume exceeds all records. August exports rise about 12.6 million and imports 10 million above prior August peaks. Ten U.S. commercial failures this week, Canada totals show a drop. Baseball results include American at St Louis 11 Athletics 0 and Chicago 6 New York 3 with several other games listed.
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