No Fear of Trouble in State Department Cuban Crisis Talks
Washington October 11 1897 Consul General Fitzhugh Lee met with Assistant Secretary Day at the State Department before heading to Warrenton Virginia for a funeral He will return to discuss the Cuban situation with officials The article notes cabinet changes in Spain and possible delays in Cuban policy and mentions Miss Cisneros escape and potential international tensions.
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Washington, D.C
Fitzhugh Lee
State Department
Day
Warrenton
Lee
Haoris Taylor
T Pal
Wester
Blanco
Sugastia
Ross Cisneros
Run Mavana
New York Journal
Aso
Lediny
Taylor
Sivasia
Spain
Madrid
Yleer
Haryana
Sacast
Cuba
Senor du Ose
Legation
Washington
Cisneros
United States
National Finances Report Shows Treasury Assets and Income
The annual report of the Treasurer of the United States details assets totaling 835,084.21 on June 8 and 30, 1807 assets rising to 877.000 million in deposits for retirement of bank notes. It notes income of 11 million for fiscal operations and 11.878 million in bonuses, plus 5,000,085 in retirement of national bank notes, with net available cash of 2,207,001. The year saw new paper currency issued totaling 87,845,000 but redemptions reaching 300,710,020, indicating heavy outlays and rare increases in currency.
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Washington
DC. C
United States
Treasury
Ue Ism
Sul Sosa
TNO
Testeierty
Denoom senator nomination at Petersburg convention
October 11 report from Petersburg outlines the Democratic senatorial convention at the county courthouse naming William H. Moetiwaine as the nominee for the State Senate district comprising Petersburg and nearby county. The piece notes stirring speeches, protest from some factions, and delegates from surrounding areas. Also mentions Wells arrested for horse theft, later discharged, and Reverend Reven Resebra leading meetings at Gregory Meimov Church.
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Petersburg
Cour Wouse
State Senate
Metersiuris
Dwele
Tien
Wiliam TH. Moetiwaine
MeTiwaine
Dhowiddie
Vanvernion
York
Bates
Sucherland
Clark
Smith
Wit
Tevithis
Reany
Oliveheyosi
Wells
Cotton conditions show declines across states in October
The October cotton reports indicate an average condition of 70.0 nationwide, down from December levels and continuing declines in most states. Only picking conditions show some favorable notes, while major producing states like Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and the Indian Territory report lower conditions with widespread complaints of poor boll set and delayed development.
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Washington
Department of Avitouture
Tennessee
South Olina
Ceefin
Ploride m
Arkans Fen
Indian ‘Territory
Elgin
Alabama
Miselzeippi
Milssourel
Texas
Etx
Sinai
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
T. Georgia
Merida
Alabma
Misssippi
T. Teawlsta
Arkansas
Treason
Missouri
OK Moma
Indian Territory
Metaher report notes October corn yield changes by state
The Metaher report from the Statistician of Agriculture shows October corn yields versus September and the ten year average. Maryland and New Jersey show gains, while several Western states post increases and Southern states experience declines. Overall US corn harvest rises by 28.7 million bushels, led by gains west of the Mississippi in Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. Quality rating rests at 87.5.
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Washington
Dave Deon T
Maryland
Penta
Kansas
Nefrasitn
Obe
Airee
Miners
Missouri
Miesabet River
Nebraska
Kanes
Captain's Adventirrs Aboard Ship Ends in Scare
A rough incident aboard the Norwegian vessel left Captain McNeal and the master narrowly escaping a knife attack by an enraged sailor. The assailant was restrained after rushing to the cabin, and overboard efforts followed a violent outburst. Officers recovered two earls near the scene. John restirant and dar, 09 West street New York, were cited in the aftermath.
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Avhart News
Intel Rows
Pee Rence
Joh Jacobs
Morwerhon
McNeal
Hapely
Barrieciig
Dee
Bank Officers Indicted in Lynchburg Bank Case
An en banc jury report accuses Thomas J. Stearne cashier of the Junior Traders Bank of making false returns to the state auditor. Indictments previously charged James Mansel president and W O Roberts vice president and others with related receipt postings.
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Lynchbure
Eran Jury
Thomas J. Stearnes
Juner Traders
Chef
Auiitor
Grand Fury
Des Posts
Mew York Interview on Cuban Independence Aired
The document reproduces an interview printed in New York papers with Cubist leaders advocating independence for Cuba. It notes Talhah’s permission to publish and mentions Havana October discussions. The text emphasizes the desire for national self determination and compares Cuban goals with broader independence movements.
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Cria
Havana
Prominent Dr Monroe of Tinton Dies by Own Hand
Dr Z Monro e of Tinton New Jersey, a leading physician, killed himself October 1 by cutting his jugular vein with a small knife. For years he battled morphine and whiskey habits, leaving a notable medical legacy in his community.
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Atlanta
Z. Kt. Monroe
Tinton
Eilettle
Monroe
Prisons and Trials Amid Revolt Across Central America
A chaotic dispatch details Costa Rica and Nicaragua turmoil with arrests and suspected rebels. Consul Reche and Maltese figures linked to proceedings as authorities seize suspects, move people to detention, and consider punishment. Reports indicate Costa Rica and Nicaragua face intensified crackdowns and legal actions.
Unclear report on health crisis and individuals
Fragmented notes from Mississippi city report indicate a death attributed to yellow fever and multiple patients under treatment. Names and places are garbled but reference a Dr. Dabney and a Miss Miller in a medical update context.
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Jochkeon
Tua of
Towtehe
Oleh
Kr. Saab
Slax
Dabney
Cimon
Miler
Arguing the Case in Liebert Trial Weeklong Hearing
Lawyers begin a lengthy week of arguments in the Liebert murder trial in Chicago. Prosecution abrirs opening statements while defense counsel prepares, with key witnesses yet to testify and the judge guiding proceedings.
Senator Mc Laurin wed the Assorlitel Proste- Weht
Money toil vacancy and a presidential bid loom as Senator Mc Laurin dies in office. The death sparks a party contest for the high office and a regular term election is planned. A Clyde steamer shipwreck off Waverntor Mey sends rescuers ashore. Captain Reynolds arrives with a crew, the vessel burned and sank.
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Jackson
Misa
Foryerunner McLaurin
Tm Branden
United States
Ieorte
Lorm
Fogiemin
Lone Deadinek
TSC
Reynolds
Clyde
Waverntor Mey
Em Deere
Nooentise Ts
Hveraethingg
General Strike Ordered in London and Ohio Labor Dispute
The Federated Trades secretary announces a general strike with the executive committee agreeing to mobilize workers in sympathy with the strike, affecting an estimated 400,000 men who will be out of work next Monday as employers face the labor dispute.
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Minagua
Nicargua
Nicosia
Aulaya
Nis
Pubes
Darse Ouumiera
Chaing
Managine
Iluya
India
Consol
Costa Rica
Inilesins
Cagha
Manigua
Anneres
Senor Medin
Nisargua
Eclal
Costa
Nicargun
Shirwan
Thor Beeders
Costa Ilon
Reewek Reveirdor
Sierra
Salvador
Warsieinston
London
The
Federated Trades
Mrnday
Itoene
John L. Doughiss
Acadeny
Muete
Deushias
Tub Clothing
Lisihe
Bt J. Mierris
Yellow Prayer at Galimon Mab Oct 1
Mab and Oc arrived after a long voyage from Santiago de Cuba aboard the Vesemt sadied. A passenger contracted yellow fever and was hospitalized. Arie Cram faces a millennial fever accusation amid limited rest of the ship’s crew. Heaton starred for several weeks before unloading the fever iron ore.
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Tatthoore
Mab
Milt Granny
Stoner
Somerhi
Camarge
Heaton
Sever St Wits
Detve
New Cuban Captain General Outlines War Aims
The new Captain General announces measures to curb insurgents and win support, aiming to end the war and restore peace through a system of concessions. Palma residents prepare to honor Weyler on his return, while Havana’s merchants and political groups pledge support to the government after a conference with the Queen Regent. A cable from Weyler is recalled as events unfold.
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Mantel
Cheneral Oat Cohn
Palma
Heal Weyler
Gheneral
Cuba
Commercil Associathin
Havin
Independent Party
Mode Rien
Geneal Weyler
First Span Ovlohoer steamer sails on date
A dispatch from Tavana reports Weyler, retiring Captain General, issues amnesty decree. Deportees, including Cubans, will be allowed to return to their homes, marking a major policy shift aboard the ship embarking for Span Ovlohoer 20.
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Span
Wedding at Episcopalian church in Northampton County
An October wedding conducted at a historic church in North-Upton County featured the union of prominent locals. The ceremony included notable attendees, with detailed nuptial elements described from arrival to reception, highlighting the church’s decor and the bride’s attire, followed by a carriage procession and celebratory observations among friends and family.
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Upton
Northampton
Chetebor
Ming Mignethe Wilkins
John Webs
Ae Popular CS
van Dose
Mer Tucker
Wale
Hine
Mosse
Chawdier Durvis
Thodore Bebote
Iver Mah
Grice Acheson
D. Simp
Kina Jarvis
Wi. Nelson Meade
Nellie Atapye
T Willeme
Dro Tiwe
Tenrkeitit Tarner
Mak Bondiuainin H. Tmnter
Jr Mikes Mariani
Jr Mikes Mariani “Heceb Amd Me
Merman Belete
Alisa Mvelyn Vo Morris
Mie
Willlem Dt
Wilkins
Miss Turner
Miles Eok
Bhi
Alia Mapp
Wiee
Ailse Morris
Poly
Driv
Stauth
NS V
Rallreal
Wienes
Tos
Noel
Virginia
Walker backs ticket in Virginia election clash
Richmond dispatch reports General James A. Walker endorses the Republican ticket in the Ninth District race, pledging support for Motul, and urging colleagues to unite for the ticket’s success. The piece notes party tensions, ward headquarters, and allied figures as candidates contest Newport News and surrounding districts.
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Itichmond
Jas. A. Walker
Virginia
Crboriel
Alergan
Washington
Jatin
Heather Appointert
Morgan ‘Trent
Walter
Corrigan
Tepubliens
Dr. Wise
Tere
Aftr
Shepherd Ts Une
Fenton
Mr. Towell
Cor
Vig
Issine
Cnd Tewnady Riepublicum Faetlor
Stile
Thule Street
Teday
John Tt. Uartman
Commony
Amory
Shackelford
Nin
Tartan
Thiartoan
Worl Cot
Able Counssel
Nouuros
Thig
Atacha
Richmond
National Wholesale Drugetats' Association
Jefferson Hotel
Covermoor O'Berrall
Ilehard Gilson
Daniel Webster
Prasktine County
Pranklin
Wehmend Athletic
Stocksdale
Mar Louls Casselbrecht
Main Street
Stockett
Bonn
Amd
Lewis Toschen
Navy approves vessel payments and postmaster appointments
Navy Department authorizes payments on naval vessel construction in October. The M a s h i p Company reports the third provanent on the battleship Kentucky totaling 67 1007. Postmasters of Virginia appointed include Dis Putati and Joseph J. Parr as fourth class appointees. Also an ad notes Emfrt fashion displays at Columbia Building with new coats and gowns by top designers.
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Washington
Navy Department
Daday
Sport Mews Shipbuilding Company
Kentucky
Moeshipy
Kenarsarge
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Dis Putati
Joseph J. Parr
Norton
Wwil- Wane M. Ad
Arther Morris
Columbia Building
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Gen. Lee
MR. Taylor
Cobnn
Weylers
Prince George Courthouse
Washington Street
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William E. Edwards
W. A. Hover
Denver
Colorado
Chan. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
B.C. Prisbee
Hartford
Conn
Florence Frisbeee
I. J. Benjamin
Grace Benjamin
G. J. Benjamin
New York
Richmond de Mwight
Wholesale Druggists
Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts
Iuttlefiolds
Vepo
Norfolk
Collier
Shaw Hoy
Treport
Manu
Tim
Eelf Troumblesamie
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Consul Reche
Costin Rion
Trenton Uateigowusiy
Elis
Mysht
Aris
New Orleans
Jack Frost
Orleans
Oak
Sowais
Robert Wite
Tadis
Aether Ledrid
Robert Hite
Hostitunion
Touvol
Hertel Dou
Shile
Otter Roniett
Galveston
Uuerelty
Celegran
Elf
Chelweston
Ali
Onsegamiyeo
Hefors
Pinetiell
Mississippe
Liebert
Chicawe
Assistit
Phaidon
Attertoy
Elase
Behaly
Lureteert
Galtimon
Phansco
Weylep
Aohot
Douwgloes
Salem
Naumkeag Milla
Ennis
Lamb's
Lynchburg
Waddill Faction
Abe
Olly Moedt
Cornet Martiot
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