Weyler urged to press war to pacify Cuba
Havana crowds cheered Captain General Weyler as he accepted command amid protests in his honor. He pledged to complete pacification of two remaining provinces with forty battalions, expressing support for the Madrid government while denouncing Spanish liberal critics.
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Fishing Congress Set for January 1938 in Tampa
The Fish Commission notes the National Fishery Congress to convene in Tampa in January 1938. Expected is large state, association, and National Fish Commission attendance with international invitations to Britain, Germany, Russia, France, Italy, and others. Topics include water-protection, fish culture, oyster culture, turtle and frog farming, marsh land use, bull frog rearing, sponge industry, and modern cultivation methods.
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The
Fish Commission
National Fishery Congress
Tampa
Pla
National Fish Commission
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Great Uritain
Germany
Russia
France
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Norway
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Belelim
Austria-Hungary
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Netherlinda
Japan
China
Mexico
Umnasil
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Cormeress
Bloxham
Morida
Congress
Florida
Orthy
British Government Refuses Participation in Conference
Washington reports confirm from the British Foreign Office that Britain will not take part in any conference with Russian and Japanese delegates. State Department officials will not discuss further progress, as correspondence on the subject continues. Delegates announced for the Russian conference include Councillor Martens, Pr Botkine, and Kebnitzky, governor of the Commander Islands.
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State Department
Ofice
London
Mussian
Japaese
Department
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United States
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
John W. Foster
Martens
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
University of St. Petersburg
Pr. Botkine
Washington
Kebnitzky
Commander
Seal
Costa Rica Denies Dictator Claim As Iglesias Decree Outlined
Washington dispatch reports Costa Rica’s Senor Calvo denying President Iglesias proclaimed himself dictator. He received government documents showing no dictatorship and a decree suspending habeas corpus for sixty days from September 1, issued by a congressional commission, not the President. Calvo says disorder in Santa Demings was a local riot and suspension may end early.
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Senor Calvo
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Costa Rica
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Permanent Commission of Congress
Habeas Corps
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Santa Demings
Kentucky Bankers Cheer Allusions At In‑Session Meeting
The Kentucky State Bankers Association gathered in Frankfort amid protests against political influence. A. E. Willson of Louisville explained Indianapolis convention details as bankers cheered speeches urging sound currency and national monetary unity from visiting leaders J J Branch and W C Cornwall among others.
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A.E. Willson
Louisville
Ordean
Indianapolis
Dradey
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Mississippi Bankers’ Association
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Avoas Bank
Cincinnati
Amd
William C. Cornwall
City Hank
Buffalo
Postmaster Appointments Reach North Carolina Posts
Washington Oct 6 report lists fourth class postmaster appointments in North Carolina. Names include Aurora St H Liane Wilkesboro Milton McNeil Whiteville and James Dp Moultsby with their respective towns noted.
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Purveyor Claims Mirthful Cure for Various Ailments
An odd, garbled ad touts MHOOD’S PILLS as a cure for nausea soreness indigestion and biliousness. It promises quick relief and lists druggists as outlets, with the phrase 200 likely indicating price or quantity. The text remains unclear but reads like a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine pitch.
Low's opening rally for mayoral bid at Cooper Union
Enthusiastic mass meeting at Cooper Union welcomes Seth Low and Citizens' Union backer candidates. Notable figures including Lattooque, Schurz, Guy, and Root address the crowd while Low previews a reform platform. He warns against dual loyalty to party and city, pledging limited patronage and removal of city service from partisan aims.
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New York
Get
Sath Low
Clugens
Ito- Meht
Cooper Union
Citizens’ Union Movement
Mr. Low
Whl- Nam
WHl- Nam Brookfield, James @. Cater, W. Bayanl Cutting
Joseph FH. Choate
John Ciatin
Joel J. Erhartt
Dorman B. Eaton
Richard Watson Gilder
Henry J. Howland
William DB. Blumnblower
Angon
McCook
Wheeler H. Peckham
Herman Ridder
J. Mursen Rhoades
James Th. Troosevelt
Elihu Root
Carl Suhure
Oscar §. Strauss
Troo
Independence Boon: Cuba Rejects Autonomy Demand
Cuba will not accept autonomy from Spain, says Thomas Estrada Patwa, head of the Cuban Junta in New York, reflecting the consensus of Cuban generals and government. Aboard the Walter Wilhelm Der Grosse, the voyage from New York to Bremen took five days, 15 hours, and 10 minutes, with average speed 21.4 knots and a peak leg of 4 knots. In Mississippi, a Memphis court case ends with a lynching mob mobbing Crewe, a negro linked to a prior crime, as justice is served in Hernando.
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Big Suit
Wymeuth
Walter Wilhelm der Grosse
Engelbert
New York
Bremen
Plymouth
Football Yesterday Scores and Colleges Matchups
University of Pennsylvania beat Tyrsburg College 11 to 0 Yale trounced Amhe a 18 to 0 Princeton suffered a scruhs loss to Lawrenceville Lafayette and Franklin and Marshall with unclear scoring details amid a garbled report of yesterday’s college football results.
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Amhe A
Princeton
Lawrenceville
Democratic County Convention Endorses Chicago Platform
The Democratic County convention in New York State on October 6 endorses the Chicago platform as the general stance.
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New York
New York State
Chicago
Fever Grows in Mobile and Edwards Parish
Yellow fever reports surge across Mobile and nearby parishes. Thirty-eight new cases include two in Algiers with several deaths recorded at isolation hospitals. In Oconeean Springs cases decline but Morale distressed as outbreaks widen.
Beed of Teaith Yellow Fever Report and Local Medical News
The record at Biloxi Mississippi notes Dr Tralson recovering and on duty after a sick spell. Dr Tackett is seriously ill. Davis, formerly of Roanoke Virginia, died after five days of illness. The yellow fever report shows 120 under treatment, 4 suspected cases, 5 new cases, total 255 to date, with 10 deaths yesterday.
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Ana Miss
Dr. Dunn
Situite
Nitta Yount
Biloxt
Hiloxi
Misa
Tralson
Tackett
Quarantine Rules Relaxed for Atlanta In Alabama
The State of Alabama today lifts quarantine restrictions against Atlanta in a measure aimed at ending a flagged public health disruption. Officials in Montgomery announce the change as quarantine terms are eased and normal activity resumes across the region.
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Alabam
Atlanta
Fire at Dexter Park Pavilion Hits Stock Yards
A fierce blaze at the Dexter Park pavilion in One Nylon Sick Yards destroyed several frame houses nearby and endangered the main horse market. Witnesses say Patrick Casey and three others entered the burning pavilion to free 500 horses, with fatalities among those trapped. several injuries were reported as the stock yards suffered extensive damage.
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Chaos at fair as horses stampede injures visitors
After a stampede of Crotes horses broke loose inside a pavilion, Casey and Als companions narrowly escaped harm while attempting to free people. Casey was knocked down and bruised, Henry Walsh injured, and several buildings suffered damage totaling thousands.
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Spanish Cabinet reshuffle draws mixed Cuban reactions
Cuban reform papers praise the new cabinet as a hopeful move toward autonomy while conservative unions deem the change minor. Editors in Havana and key Western papers favor autonomy and predict a prompt restoration of order, though some critics warn unrest could persist and fault Campos for the insurrection spread.
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Britain Declines Conference but Considers US Talks
Oct 6 Lepidien report says Britain will not join a Washington conference with Russia and Japan. London insists on talks with the United States alone, while Canada objects to meetings with Russia and Japan. Britain may hold separate discussions with the US and with Canada.
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New Discovery Teeth Pain Relief Claimed by Washington Firm
Washington Chemical Co says its newest extract relieves nervous troubles and pains. Freahook explains how the product works with a marketing note to patients in Ennis at 162 Main.
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Washington Chemical, CO
Washington, D. C
Ennis
Major Ginter's Will Promises Large Estate Restitution
Special dispatch from Virginian reports the will of Major Lewis Ginter before probate in Chester Court. Executors George Arents and others of the American Tobacco Company are named with trust provisions totaling around 2 million dollars. The document outlines legacies to relatives and friends, with significant portions to charitable funds, and hints at posthumous influence on Cuba policy and Virginia politics through the Lamb and Wickham factions.
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Lewis Ginter Wan Nhe
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Eck Company
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Woof Wickham
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William (. Wheltham
Fae Ani
Seven Girls Die In State Industrial School Fire
A dormitory fire at the State Industrial School last midnight killed seven girls and left the three story wool building a total loss. The blaze started in upper windows, with no on site fire apparatus and the school a mile from town. Twenty five other students escaped in night clothes. search for bodies began at daybreak and all were recovered and buried by noon. Building loss estimated at 25,000 dollars.
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