Escape of Cisneros Aided by Two Men in Havana Prison
Havana reports reveal Senorita Irangelina Cossio escaped between 11 and midnight via a plank bridge from the Casa de Reclusas. Police found a rope, revolver, and bed sheet indicating a planned, coordinated exit. Jailer Fernandes and four staff detained. rivals debate whether Americans or Cuban insurgents assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senorita Irangelina Ccossio
Cossio Y Cisnerds
O'Ferrall Lane
Smith & Wesson
Casa de Threnjidas
Senora Cossio
Fai
United States
Othis
Senorkian Coasio
Cassio
Bat
Casa de Reensidas
Fernandes
Casa de Reconidas
Fever Record Breaker Report In New Orleans
New Orleans reports a fever record with 46 cases by 6 AM and accompanying fatalities noted the same morning, marking the high water mark for the period.
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New Orleans
Finishing touches on Luetgert witnesses in Chicago trial
The State rested its case in the Luetgert trial as Prof. Dorsey disputed Dr Allport on osteology. Judge Chetlain questioned Mary Slemmering about habeas corpus, and witnesses including Mrs. Miller and Fred Miller testified to Luetgert family kindnesses. Rebuttal planned. court adjourned for Nashville trip. Prosecutors expect about $4000 in total costs with stenographers saving over $3000.
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Luetgert
Chicago
Adolph Bl
Dorsey
Allport
Arthur AH. Chethlm
Mary Stemmerhills
Lawtgert
Whetlain
Chetlain
Mary Scemmerio
Wis Loner
Ariel Tripp
Hwige
Arenua
Mary Slemmering
Sehaak
Schuettler
Angelles Sehrachey
Tamet- Kerr
William Miller
Luptgert
Nashville
Tenn
Vincent
Posenttal
Chetinin
Mary Slemimering
Deacen
Luoteert
Distressed German Bark Ducobine Reaches Savannah
The German bark Ducobine, Captain Ahern, arrived in Savannah after a voyage from Apalachicola bound for Haynut. She encountered heavy gale that strained the vessel and caused the loss of part of her deck load and timbers.
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Savannah
Ducobine
Ahern
Apalachicola
Limber
Dun's Trade Review notes New York failures at low levels
Dun's Trade Review reports October trade results with U S failures for the week totaling 212 in the United States and 25 in Canada while bank payments reach record highs. The survey notes improved productive force and growing demand despite Cuba fears and municipal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Revion of Trade
Cuba
Lown
Misys
Weyler Wilt Not Testify in Island Crisis
The report says Weyler refuses to testify about the removal from command. It notes the arrest and detention of four employees and their son, with dynamite found at a home on San Rafael Street. A court case is pending and Senorita Cosshy’s escape is mentioned.
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Clijah Parks, Ving
Custom House Street
Parks
Grand Army of the Republic
Greenville
Spannie
Thomas Heil
Elijah Parks
Antonio Cipro
G. Ferio
Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Mrewton
Aleo
Here
Sanders
Brewton
Tayanad
piteNees
Secon
Genel Yi Campalen
Dane Mionce Rendew
Cabinet session in Washington discusses annual department reports
The Cabinet met for about ninety minutes with all members present except very few. Debates centered on forthcoming departmental reports and the Cuban question and the seal conference. No definite decision on Spain due to possible cabinet crisis and war end policy. expectations grow for a ministry favoring friendly U S relations and a swift end to the war if Spain adopts a cooperative policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Fis
Clariacter
Polley
Yesterday's Appointments Postmasters Named Across States
Four new class postmasters were appointed today in a list spanning Virginia North Carolina. Names include Virginia Waverly Stalion EL Martin Avon Melvina pence Toplar W. Clay Brushy Mountain Kate Line Mery Lowery Dover Berthe Oudlh N. D. Brown Mikville Mrs PL la Buriow.
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Washington
Virginia
Waverly
North Carolina
Avon
Melvina
W. Clay
Brushy Mountain
Kate Line
Mery T. Lowery
Dover
Berthe A. Oudlh
N. D. Brown
Mikvile
PL la. Buriow
President Kinley Likely to Vote at Canton Visit
President Kinley will probably go to Canton to vote in November. The trip may include visits to nearby towns in Ohio if time allows, and he may attend the opening of the Carnegie Public Library in Pittsburgh unless the Canton schedule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wkrinley
Canton
Washington
Kinley
Ohio
Phe
Carmeric
Pittsburg
Political accord eyed as union pay raises debates linger
The Sipasin cabinet and the President's advisers are seen as favoring two reasons before a follow up to Minister Woodford’s flat note. A confidential report suggests the Union Po t ile syndicate agreed to boost government funds by 50 million dollars, prompting the Attorney General to avoid an appeal and let the sale proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipasin
Woodford
Union Poetile Syndicate
Oae
Petersburg Dinwiddie county Democrats favor convention plans
Petersburg and Dinwiddie county Democrats prepare for the legislative convention at the county courthouse with T. B. Clark and C. F. Smith named as contenders. Captain J. W. Sowers, longtime Norfolk and Western supervisor, has been removed from duty. Mills to succeed him. John T. Crogs of the American Telegraph and Telephone Company to open Petersburg office. An Imperial Hotel exhibit of telephone work is scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Madrid
General Weyler
Cuba
General Blancs
Alarquis
Pena-Platea
Pemesd
Heralito
Hinnee
Genel Weyler
Sagasta
Bean
Parblie
Menbers
Jatter
Lbs
Antonio” Senor Sagusin
Lind
Banco
Aylering
Ecom Opc
Gonzalezahs
Staf
Mele
Bernalded Canethe
Petersburg
J. W. Sowers
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Rom
Roanoke
Norfolk
Woge Tyler
Democraatic
Notingway
Crewe
Gross
Hamilton steamer Haniton reports fever aboard near Vineyard Sound
The Milish steamer Haniton bound for Boyton reported a waving fever on board off Nebska. Three crew members died at sea including Culligan and Laidler while Chiles Pead, a Liverpool steward, died later. The captain and most of the crew remained on duty as the 17 remaining sailors stayed well.
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Delta
Vineyard Inven
Mass
Haniton
Pweon
Boyton
Nebska
Mink Cullison
Setma
Wallin Laidier
Englaver
Charles Read
Culligan
Progresso
Chlet Nythoer Laidler
Sunderland
Engh
Ales Horie
Mesa Joan Steward Chiles Pead
Liverpool
Hampton
Vineyard Sound
Teacnet
Steward
JIESTENS COTTON REPORT SHOWING CROP MOVEMENTS
New Orleans October report outlines cotton supply and movements. Total visible supply 1,677,847 bales, American share about 2,105,007, weekly arrivals 277,000 versus 423,008 last year. Total movements since September 1 add to 1,749,002 against 1,xx last year. Foreign exports 1,055, m per week, season total 529,.... Domestic and foreign takings show shifts, with Northern spinners active and overall mill takings near 243,000 in season to date.
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Atlantic
Tessemer
Pittsburg
Prey Forge
Chicago
Contes Uros
Alvaner
United States
Tod
Canada
New Orleans
Tresters
United Sulios
Northern Mills
North
Orioles Win Exhibition Over Boston at Hampden Park
Baltimore defeated the Boston National League team 9 to 1 in Hampden Park Springfield Mass. Klobedanz struggled in the third inning while Doyle received a gift from Springfield fans a watch chain and charm. Officials included umpires Horst and Mslie. Time was 1 46.
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Orioles
Springfield
Mass
Del
Boston
Baltimore
Hampden Park
Klobedanz
Doyle
Hig
Shelyoke
R. A. Baltimore
Heston
Raterles
Amole
Clark
Klobedans
Stivetts
Sullivan
Ganszel
Horst and
Mslie
Brooklyn Books Faulty in Complex City Accounts Say Experts
Experts report serious discrepancies in Brooklyn and Kings County records. They allege mis balances, improper transfers, and unpaid taxes across towns merged into Brooklyn. Officials deny malfeasance, blaming annexation and faulty bookkeeping practices.
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New York
Bitehs
Worl
Israellyn
Ree Dt
Piratelands
Plithush
New Lots
New Utrech
Gravesend
Fuel Corporation Counsel
Brooklyn
Uivooklyn
Eristen
lWikers
Nunober
Goma
Dedger
County of Kings
Comptralier
Rowan
Awacs
Comiphatier Tyreh
Ok Kooping
Brookyn
Trial of Mrs. Atkinson continues in W I forgery case
The October trial in Cilonville, Wisconsin, regarding Mrs. Atkinson wife of Governor Aitkin 378, proceeds with cross examination of L J Peters. Testimony includes letters to Mr Stalnaker after Judge Danlen’s death and alleged forged receipts tied to Camden estate land deals. Prosecution and defense present witnesses detailing alleged forgeries and banking dealings of Judge Camden.
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Cilonville
W. WI
Evinlerea
M. Peters
Attingem
Peters
Camden
D. D. Westfall
Atkinson
Sammuel Harrison
Merchants’ National Tank
Clarksburg
N. St. Newton
Western National Bank
Washington Chemical Foo
Wahington
D. C
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Cisneros
Kavana
Edwards
Edwards, Miss
J. L. Slocum
W M. Fuller
Henry Brown
S.J. Birdsen
Dun’s Trade Review
JAXE
Surnall
Cabinet
Weyler
Manua
Flonrp
Chase
Ship of the Revenue Services
Navy
Pensacola
Mbebting
Porthcoach
Paragradpiis
Dratiton Shiploard
Jiestens Cotton Report
Thor
Co. Ir. Hodgman
Commerce Street
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