Cubaans vindicated in court and greeted by crowds
A nine Cuban defendants were found not guilty after a fast trial. Upon verdict, the courtroom erupted in cheers as supporters congratulated the Cubans. They were later hailed at their hotel amid flags, bands, and crowds showing strong Cuban sympathy.
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Witametos
Junge Wales
Seotendaa
Nour
Wales
United States
Delaware Hou c
Adams
Lime
Ind
Peanggrove
Vast Crisscross of 19th Century News Items
A collage of August to September reports presents incidents across the nation. Deputy sheriffs shot in Arkansas county while pursuing an escaped prisoner, a river mystery in Potomac River with a skipper murdered, shipwrecks near Cedar Creek and Toledo, and a Philadelphia cricket match where Oxford and Cambridge triumphed. Also noted are labor concerns in Illinois, Bethlehem Iron Works improvements, and women delegates debates at the National Congress in Atlanta.
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Setiead
Pixk Buvers
Haris
Sule
Arkansis
Kuglzud
Noke
Lacey Liney
Grand Harveny
Arkansas County
Abe Levit
England
Owen
Nichols
Bethlehem Iron Works
Bethlehem
Ortunnee
U.emea
Opening of Irish nationalist convention in Chicago
The great national convention of Irish societies opened today at the Young Men's Christian Association hall in Chicago with about 1,30 delegates. The aim is to form an open organization to push for Irish rights, with debate on whether force should be used. Notable attendees include Jers O'Donovan Rossa and J. P. Tynan, with discussion of Irish political prisoners and demand for their release. A separate update notes Peary expedition members sailing from St. Johns and ongoing controversy over bones found related to General Grady's party.
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Cmiaco
Spt
National Convention of
Trish Societies
Young Men’s Christian Association Halpa
Inia
America
Britain
O'Neill Ryan
St Louis
Ryan
Irish National League
Ask O
New York City
Hays
Jers O'Donovan Rossa
J. P. Tynan
Tynan
Ireland
Ostendish
Burk
Phenix Park
Dublin
James Carey
The
Invincibles
Carey
Muda & Necesary
Eynan
Tyoun
Mid@esex volunteers
Strand
Hossa
England
Lord Salisbury
Stouth
Peary
St. Foux’s
N. FL
Sylvia
Wemormw
New York
Pilley
Grady
Capa Sabine
Hive
Cuban turmoil and a murder in New York story mixed
Mixed dispatches report Cuba's political upheaval and a violent murder in New York. The Cuba section mentions revolutionary efforts and alleged leadership tensions, while the U S item details Mack Simpking murdering Mrs Henry Dudley and then taking his own life. Belize tensions and a separate drowning incident in Ambios are also noted.
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Kagor
Stravrocy
Coun
Henry L. Dudley
Mack Simpking
Sgopkins
Aira
Simpsis
Irs
Dudley
Unclear local report on epidemic and events in St
Fragmented OCR text describes a telly epidemic in St and references deaths, revivals, a 60 hired worker detail, a break in at Tema, and various garbled names and places. The readable facts are minimal and incoherent, with multiple unrelated fragments about people and places.
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Isis
St. Aich
Ma Graham
Fia
Pers
Mass
Sarna
Political convention and canal plank debate across state lines
A report outlines the upcoming Democratic convention with temporary officers named and Belmont as temporary chairman. It covers the canal improvement plank, party platform against ship canal schemes, references to state officials and candidates for state offices, and related political maneuvering plus brief notes on Talmage’s Washington call and Langtry jewel case.
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William A. Mansfield
Predarck County National Bank
National Builds and Loan Association
First National Bank of Frederick
Lallow
Chas. G. Macgill
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North Market Street
Thos. H. Hallers
Frederick
Attornet-At-Law
Court Socans
Frederick, MD
DRS, P.D. Fahrney & Son
Physicians and Surgeons
First Nations Bank
Strance On Charek
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
C. L. Hartsock
Caton Black
Caton
Japan
Baltimore
Caton Manufacturing Company
Carroll
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J. M Sereesace
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Poe
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Sity Commercial
Solleer
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Kanes
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Canedy
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Theodore Durrant
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Harley Mrnch
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Charlie Gearing
Eureka Club
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Leonard
Newark
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Imor
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Washington
Landsside-Pottsteam
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Brooklyn
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J. Arthur Braudeard
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Elhage
Culgare Hoyt
Hrand
Springfield
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Chicago
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Atlant
Women's Congress
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Leslie M. Gordon
Committee On Congresses
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Bert Holton
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Dem
Perry Belmovit
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State Committee
Alizimbra Ritk
Fr. Belmont
Charles R. de Freest
Calvin K. Howson
W. H. Ella
Charles T. Dungitz
Benjamin Kingen
Samuel J. Thden
Seymour
Tilden
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Democratic Party
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Budson River
Cleveland
Telmman
First Presbyterian Church
T. DeWitt Talmage
Talmage
Allen
Sunderlands
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Dr. Talmage
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