Saller Sinking Claims 202 Lives on Atlantic Route
Bremen Dec 11 The North German Lloyd steamer Saller sank on Corunna Carrebeda Shoals with 202 aboard feared dead The ship carried 78 crew 214 steerage passengers from Germany Russia Galicia and Spain bound for Argentina All onboard presumed lost a rescue steamer is en route from Corunna
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Bremen
Lloyd
Saller
Corunna Carrebeda Shoals
Europe
Argentina
Corunna
May reach five hundred in steamer disaster notes
A Corunna dispatch cites Corunna Gazette stating up to 600 may be lost from the North German Lloyd steamer Sauler after it foundered near Villagrada, with 210 passengers sailed from Antwerp and many more at Spanish ports. The wreckage shows the ship broke up quickly as it washed ashore four miles north of Villagrada on December 7. Seventeen drowned after the Captain Bellwer foundered in the Channel, with two rescued and seventeen crew missing. The British bark Wildorn from Cre-nnock to Newport News abandoned, crew safe in Hull.
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Berlin
Corunna
Corarnoagette
Sauler
Gazette
Antwerp
Villagrada
Reventeen
London
Bellwer
Bir Y
Wales
Hong Kong
Hss
Liverpool
D. Echiling
Bremen
Wildorn
Evans
Crennock
Newport News
Hull
Murderer in custody as mob killer dies in New Orleans
Miss Lrele Miller, a victim of John Johnson who killed four others near Vockafuw two months ago, died at the Todre infirmary after severe axe injuries. Johnson remains jailed in parish prison and will face trial in Tangpahon soon as authorities plan for legal action. A separate collapse in Andalusia, Xerces province, buried eighty-five people. eleven bodies recovered and five seriously injured, with rescue work ongoing.
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Win Mar
New Orleans
L'rele Miller
John Johnson
Vtockafuw
Tanepahon
Todre
Johnson
Logie Miller
Migs Miller
Tangpahon
Taibo
Cadiz
Xerces
Andalusia
Fury-S'X
National Democrats Refuse Alliance and Preserve Presidency
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Dec 1 The Executive Committee of the National Democratic party decided not to have an archiress at the present time but declared the national presidency will be preserved in all states with headquarters in New York and no alliance with the Republican party. Efforts will be made to reunite the two wings of the party as the Gala Democratic group met again for a brief session.
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National Democrats
Inflanapolis
Ind
Nacional Democratic Party
New York
Republican Party
Democrate Party
Gala Democrate
National Democracy forms new sub committee for movement
At a morning meeting a sub committee comprising Mosars Peabody Elliott and Haldeman was named to replace the Executive Committee for four years while no national campaigns are underway The group outlines plans to open and maintain permanent national headquarters in New York City and to extend party organization while informing and shaping public opinion through speakers and prepared materials
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Mosars
Peabody
Elli
Haldeman
Bynum
Hind
Aon
New York
Natonal Committee
National Democratic Movement
Inlanapols
Chicago
Thas
National Committee
Indianapolis
Shawman
Holtman
Maine
Holman Toslay
Mensis
Wynum
Frenzel
Jinideman
Voneistine
Tenbacs
Civen
Tn Ael
Watterson
Pynum
Tragic double death of Cooper family in San Francisco
Mrs Sarah BR Cooper and her daughter Miss Hattie Cooper were found dead by asphyxiation at 1908 Vanlosa street. Authorities report Miss Cooper suffered acute melancholia and had previously attempted to kill both herself and her mother. The mother reportedly stayed by her daughter’s side, even drafting a will in anticipation of the tragedy.
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San Francisco
Sarah BR. Cooper
United States
Hattie Cooper
Vanlosa
Coonan
Miss Cooper
Vigilance over the Advance and the Vampooze case in port
The steam yacht Advance and the Vampooze are under close watch in New York harbor. Spanish Consul Arthur C. Humphries aided by Collector LeRoy Shields seeks to curb suspected contraband and possible breaches of international law as authorities pursue ships linked to Cuba missions.
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A‘ivance
New York Herald
Port Yeaturday
Arthur C. Mumphries
Heulleman
Ihusterers
Humphries
LeRoy Shields
Reid
Aly. Shields
Mr. Reid
Teft
New York
Shields
Cuba
Newark
Taleteh
Florida
Washington
Carlie
Custons
Wilmingon
N.C
Vampore
New York Journal
Cubin
Department
Department of Justice
Treasury
Treasury Pepartmers
Norfolk
Creedon Defeats OBrien After Dramatic Nine Round Bout
Dan Creedon of Australia defeated Bek OBrien of Heston in nine rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club New York. OBrien showed strong defense and punishment but Creedon, tiring, delivered decisive blows in the ninth as the referee stopped the fight with about three minutes left. About 2,000 spectators witnessed the bout, with Creedon weighing 161 pounds and OBrien initially reluctant to reveal his weight but also listed at 161.
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Triad
Mooehkond Dent
New York
Dan Creedon
Australia
Bek O'Brien
Heston
Broadway Athletic Club
O'Brien
Creedon
Bothot
How Maceo Was Slain and Weylers Triumph in Havana
Dr Maximo Zertucha, once Maceos physician, says Maceo planned a December crossing but was blocked by illness. He attempted a water route with two boats, landed near Mariel, fought at Punta Brava, and was struck by two bullets, dying soon after. Spaniards recovered his body as rebels fled, with searches ongoing. Weylers return to Havana sparked cheers and public celebration.
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Havana
Maximo Zertucha
Anton Maceo
Maceo
Tora
San Felipe
la Lucha
Zertucha
Trocha
Mickness
Meht
Crone
Mariel
Mir
Chujedas
Mico
Picker
Punta Brava
Maceu
Zertudin
Hoyo Colorado
Wavana
Micen
Spain
Zertuechn
Miro
Alberto Nodarse
Gordon
Ramon Ahumada
Alfredo Justiz
Macon
Howe
Weyler
Martine Campos
Harane
Isand
Ceheer
Morro Case
Ca Danae
Wexler
Weyler boVe
Municipaal Corporation
Ciy
Pinar Deiho
Weylers
Wille
Cabanas
Ghajeda
Death of Cuban General Antonio Maceo Confirmed
Philadelphia December 11 Very little hope remained among Cuban elites here that Antonio Maceo is alive. Private searches yielded confirmation that no doubt exists of his death and Cuban agents on the island labeled the information absolutely authentic, ending rumors of any possible revival of reports about his fate.
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Philadelphia
Antonio Maceo
Searce
Noo
Maceo
Mula
Weyler Arrives at Havana to Enthusiastic Welcome
General Weyler reached Havana at 4 40 pm riding with two cavalry squadrons. Crowds filled streets from city limits to the palace. Girls chewed flowers along the route and treated him as a popular hero amid cheers near Calle O Rielly Calle Obispo and the Plaza de Armas.
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Havana
Weyler
Palace
Platea
Cale Obispho
Calle
O'Rielly
Plaza de Armas
Regiments for Cuba Rumor of American Volunteer Enlistment
Philadelphia reports claim a 1500 man regiment for Cuba is forming. Other regiments are said to have begun in Virginia and Tennessee with Philadelphia contributing about 100 men. Captain Henley and Colonel Rhodes are named as organizers with headquarters at 40 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington. Battalions would sail separately and unite at sea to avoid neutrality law violations.
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Philadelphia
Cuba
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Washington
Virginia
Tennessee
Philadelpha
William PL Henley
Netley
Henley
United States Army
Fourth Infantry
Fourth Artiery
Second Cavalry
Julius H. Rhodes
Mansachusetts Avenue
Washington, D.C
Saul
Pennsylvania National Guard Sergeant Plans Cuba Expedition
Sergeant Charles Rees of the Pennsylvania National Guard, based in Phoenixville, has returned from Cuba and aims to form a company to go there. He sought volunteers in New York yesterday to join the Cuban venture, expressing strong Cuban sentiment among his comrades.
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Pennsylvania
Cottolemen Tereming Araueed
Phoenixville
Dow
Charles Rees
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cuba
Hem
Twerby-Hye Youngs Wien
Jon
New York
Socialist leader honors Cuban salute to Macoc memory
In a Dec chamber session Signor Imbrian, head of the Socialist party, invoked the titan Radionis to send Cubans salutation to the memory of Gen Antonio Macoc who died for his country Hobellion. He declared glory comes to those who die in such a cause, drawing prolonged applause for Liensor Linbrinant’s remarks.
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Teome
Deputter Touly
Signor Imbrian
Socialist Party
Cut
Radionis
Antonio Macoc
Lienor Linbrinant
French Battleship Plans Withdrawn Over Minister Clash
Paris reports that Lockroy’s proposal to spend 200 million francs on new battleships has been withdrawn after Marine Minister Besnard opposes it. Besnard will present a new plan when the Navy Council reconvenes next Thursday, criticizing current boilers and engines and favoring rebuilding existing ships. A Belfast public meeting decided not to erect a statue of the Queen, citing no commemorative statue. The statue’s cost is listed as 20,000 dollars.
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Paris
Mr. Lockroy
Marine
Admiral Besnard
Navy Council
M. Lockroy
Belfast
South in the Cabinet: Gary delegation seeks cabinet post
A Baltimore Gary supporters delegation from the South visited Canton to urge President-elect McKinley to consider James A. Gary for a cabinet post. The group, led by Senator Wellington, stressed Maryland and Southern backing, while McKinley offered no promises. Other figures discussed Maryland or West Virginia as potential cabinet picks.
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Canton
Michigan
Gen. Alger
Friends
James A. Gary
Baltimore
Low den
George L. Wellington
Maryland
Alt. Winbette
Louisiana
National
E. Bowden
Virginia
Wiliam Youngblood
Alabamna
Animes Elan
Mississippi
W. P. Brownlow
Tennessee
Sydney Mudd
Isaie A. Barber
Florida
Jeremah Connelly
District of Columbia
Col. Pred Brackett
G. B. Hamlet
W. J. Peuger
Haltimore
Myron M. Parker
Washington
J. M. Lyons
Georgia
Miajor McKinley
Hie Vicltora
Wellington
Gary
Hijs
Benator Welliniion
Major McKinley
Lkely
West Virginia
HH. Clay Evans
J. . Hanson
Nathan Golf
West Vireinia
Governor Bradley Promises Special Legislature Session
Cincinnati dispatch reports Governor Bradley declares a special session of the Kentucky Legislature will be called at a time he deems proper. He says the decision is his and insists on precise timing, drafting his message to avoid any misinterpretation and demanding exact reproduction of his words.
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Cincinnati
Wrankfort
Lhradley
Washington
Professor Dowd Lectures on Electricity at YMCA Hall
Mysterion of Electricity, Professor Dowd gave the second in his series on electricity at YMCA Hall last night to an attentive audience. The professor, with intimate subject knowledge, instructed listeners into the mysteries of burglar alarms car bells telephones and telegraphs, highlighting the apparatus on hand.
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Dowd
M. C. A. Hall
Taylor Delk Convicted of Sheriff Gwynn murder in Georgia
Zebulon dispatch reports Taylor Delk was convicted today in Atlanta of the murder of Sheriff Gwynn. This is his second conviction with no mercy recommendation. He will be sentenced to hang, and his son faces a death sentence for the same crime.
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Atlanta
Zebulon
Taylor Delk
Gwynn
Uncredited testimonial praises U No Tonic remedy
A reader named J. Seis Wi Sauls from York Place reports long indigestion and rapid weight loss. After using U No Tonic briefly he says he felt revitalized, gained five pounds in a week, and describes the product as a wonderful remedy advertised by U No Tonic Company at 207 and 2209 Malin Street.
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D. Sauls
York Place
U-No Tonic
Malin Street
Special for Priony and Saturday at Wright's
Advertisement notes ladies black boucle jackets with velvet collars and pearl buttons priced at five dollars each, value ten dollars, located at Wrights 196 Main Street Newert Discover y Ext Teeth po Pain N D Rooms Ennis 169 Main.
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Wright's
Main Street
Ennis
Main
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