Conservative opposition to autonomy amid Cuban crisis
Havana reports that Spanish conservatives meeting in the city denounce autonomy for Cuba and vow to oppose Sagasta cabinet plans. They condemn Premier Apezeguín and praise unity with the national government while rejecting rebel autonomy shifts. The note confirms General Castillo’s death in battle with insurgents near Munigua, with casualties and captured equipment.
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Cuba
Madrid
Sarsaba
Sagasta
Marquis Apezieguin
Senor
Francisco de Los Sattos Guzman
Pelitleal Swielder
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New York
Paris
Senor Estanislao de Antonio
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vMno Dhan
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Lmy
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Dow
Death of General Amid Wounds from Battle
The fallen general died from machete and leg wounds inflicted by insurgents. He was found with bloodied attire and is described as wearing an elegant uniform of a high ranking brigade leader. A squad of soldiers protected the dead during the incident.
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Aia Ine Gent Brigader
Penernal
Possible Clash Over Conflicting English and French Interests
Paris reports from the Dahomey hinterland warn of imminent complications at Nikki and nearby Borzu, with Nikki as capital. Britain claims rights via an earlier treaty. French officials in Paris and Le Hon prepare reinforcements and dispatch troops from Senegal to West Africa to deter revolt and safeguard interests.
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St. Louis
Dahomey Ifnterland
Nikki
Borzu
Baghind
Great Britain
Bereu
Prune
M. Lehon
Sune
Stiohke
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Tages
Africa
Get
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Nikolei
Berga
Niger Company
Senegal
Peris
London Report Says West Africa Tension Eases if French Governed
A Paris issued statement declares dangerous West Africa tensions reduced if the French government acts reasonably. Officials in Britain say they will boost policing to maintain order, despite ongoing colonial friction and potential complications.
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London
West Afria
Paris
Colonial Office
Great Britain
Unclear diplomatic hints in Spanish dispute over transmission
Fragmentary report discusses Madrid authorities and U S Minister responses regarding a controversial transmission. It mentions potential censure and the handling of cables between Washington and Madrid, with references to English language translation and possible retorts under press scrutiny.
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Washington, D.C
Wineral Conrees Ds
Madrid
Minbeter Woolford
Spahr
Wasattonts Tietryret
United States
Coney
Government Probing Plan Thwarted by Kansas Debate
A damaged dispatch reports on government plans involving debt, committees, and legal notices in Washington and St Paul. It notes opposition from Kansas groups and mentions an Omaha deadline and potential property actions, with references to lawyers and authorities.
Half Hundred Cases in New Orleans Yellow Fever Report
New Orleans, October 26, 1517. Reports show a surge of yellow fever cases and deaths as outbreaks spread beyond prior boundaries. Health officials note rising daily totals and call for vigilance despite the gloomy trend and heavy burden on the community.
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New Orleans
Muniei Dal
Board of Health
Lote
Yellow fever notices and deaths raise alarm in Memphis
Moenplis Tennessee reports seven new cases and deaths from yellow fever with most in the southern city area where the original case appeared. Over a thousand people flee the city in 24 hours while Dr Thornton, head of health, doubts an epidemic and predicts a cold wave within 36 hours.
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Moenplis
Tenn
Ely
Thornton
Board of Health
Memphis
Surgeon Carter Ordered to Confer on Yellow Fever Restrictions
Washington Det. reports Surgeon Carter of the Marine Hospital was ordered by the General to confer with the regulators to prevent yellow fever spread. Surgeon General Wythe reviewed frost dates for weather conditions and frost appearance at Mobile Montgomery and Galveston, noting frost dates in November.
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Washington, D.C
Carter
Marine Tloepital Soreien
Mobile
Montgomery
Cintveston
Montgeonpery
Sun Thilgestun
Fever Reports Spread Across Towns Amid Health Board Update
The Health Board reports ten new yellow fever cases and several earlier totals updated. Deaths and recoveries are listed, with notes on outbreaks in Meridian and New Albany. Reports from Mobile show new cases and no recent deaths, while Baton Rouge and St. Louis list isolated cases.
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Feranion
Deretos
A. Baton Rouge
Lac
Hay St. Lowis
Yellow fever reports and fever cases in Mississippi town
In Biloxt Mississippi the Board of Health reports yellow fever cases under treatment. The tally shows 41 total cases to date with 21 deaths. Nearby Metloury notes one new case and fever remains a concern though physicians disagree on diagnosis.
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Board of Health
Forday
Miss
Passengers From Walizar Arrive in Pensacola Quarantined
A schooner from Walizar reached Pensacola Bay on October 20 with eight crew and four passengers. Quarantine was posted before entry as sanitary guards boarded the vessel near the Perdido River to inspect and remove the passengers for health checks and further processing.
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Alabama
Pensacola
Pin
Ryerton
Mysterious Washington Infant Patrols Transport Route
The report details a confused scene with a group traveling from Chatiawoga to the harbor area near Pork McPhorsen. Troops arrive to board a train bound for Mush- Vhe, amid tensions during the Exposition closing hours.
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Washington
Isteaminiunsente
Georgia
Chatiawoga
Harbor Palace
Warrant Pushback Over Bogus Creek Payments
Washington officials vow to recover money from bogus warrants tied to the Covel Indian payment scheme. Investigators target intermediaries and known participants as the government seeks only the funds paid out. Secretary Elise says about 90 thousand dollars of warrants remain unpaid and under review.
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Washington
Elise
Thorny
Oopworth
Bosus
Washington DC donors honor Karli Decker at Dhavane dinner
Washington reporters gather for a formal dinner honoring Karli Decker who rescued Miss Ciewerns from prison in Dhavane. The event features guests including Amos J. Cummings of New York and a host of journalists, with chrysanthemums adorning the decor.
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Washington
Karli Decker
Homer
Agnus
Magrm
Amos J. Cummings
New Yorks
Devker
Storm Strikes Mariner Vessel Wrage Ra Off Porto
The Matinm bark Wrage Ra sailing from this port in September for Oporto ran aground near fourteen foot Denk and drifted into the city after a day of peril at sea. Captain Caulivane and eleven of twelve crew survived the perilous voyage. the ship's cargo is lost and Marion Castonallo refused to leave the grounded vessel amid the storm.
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Philidelphia
Chet
Oporto
Cayptain Caulivane
Uweltthaaan
Marion Castonallo
Unclear OCR Chronicle From Washington DC Area
Fragmentary report from Washington DC mentions an Aretloxplator and reception related to a debt at Ar Dogton Plates. Notes awakenings by Conetal Greely and Melville Datradiusend with references to Nansen and a quoted phrase about the ocean.
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Washington, DC
Conetal Greely
Melville
Unclear fragment prompts improvised notice
The readable text is garbled with missing letters and inconclusive content. It mentions names and actions but cannot determine a coherent event, date, or outcome for a concise news item. No verifiable facts to summarize beyond confusion in the OCR.
Laxative Bromo Quinkie Tabber MI Druggists Refund Offer
A 25 cent refund offer is stated for Laxative Bromo Quinkie Tabber MI if the medicine fails to cure. The ad specifies a money-back guarantee to customers who are dissatisfied with results.
Wreck Victims Recovered as River Tragedy Unfolds
Report of a deadly river disaster recounts missing workers and a submerged ore tender. Survivors describe the crash aftermath with wreckage, bodies recovered, and investigations ongoing. Local authorities coordinate search, with union and political figures monitoring the case and public notices about polling details.
Governor Hastings to Attend Tennessee Exposition
Harrisburg officials discuss a trip plan to Tennessee for the dedication ceremonies at the Tennessee field monuments. The executive committee approves travel expenses totaling 320.00 for Pennsylvania delegates. The governor is expected to participate in the event.
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Harrisburg
Nilmo Pier
Chavernor Hastings
Pany
Tennessee
Chickamansa
Daettlenetad
Meremvher
Hastie
Tenitle
Train Wreck Near Welch Injures Crew Members
Norfolk bound passenger train No. 12 wrecked near Welch after leaving Cribiumius. Engineer A J Mayes and Fireman Frank Dees injured, mail clerk Trowles hurt. no passengers harmed. Cause attributed to a rail break.
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Thuefeldt
Norfolk and Wester
Norfolk
Vaz
Welch
Engliner
A. J. Mayes
Koiley
Frank Dees
Trowles
Agricultural chemists convene in Washington for annual meeting
Oct 26 Washington the annual reunion of the Special Association on North American Agricultural Chemists opens with President William Frear of Pennsylvania State Experimental Station delivering the opening address.
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Washington, D.C
Opecial Assacss
Amerie Agricultuiral
Wiliam Frear
Penesylvania Shate Experimental Station
Policeman Freidle Smith Killed in Church Robbery
New York police report Officer Freidle Smith was shot and killed around 1 am while confronting a robber at the Church of the Reconciler at Third Avenue and Avenue L B. The suspect, Prits Mayer, was caught in the act of robbing a fear box.
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W York
Freidler Smith
Welock
Prits Mayer
Bicycle races off in Chattanooga due to health policy
In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 20 bicycle races were canceled after the health department refused to admit Memphis cyclists. A separate incident in St Petersburg on October 4 reports a church panic that killed 44 people and injured eighty, with chaos as worshippers were trampled.
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Tenn
Mexorch of Health
Memphis
St. Petersburg
Khudelffe
Richmond politics and local appointments outlined in Oct news
Special dispatch reports shifts in Richmond Virginia politics with Gen Lee's possible residency move and future U S law and postmaster appointments. Details include Montague's Virginia visit, Otis Russell as postmaster contender, and Captain Ava Rogers vs Treat for Morgan Treat candidacy.
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Lee
Cuba
Overnin
Mr.Martin
United States
Daniel
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Peas
Lion
A. J. Montague
Gen
Wiliam Jelyson
Montague
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Virginia
Tonigh
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Otis
Russell
Aes. Kinley
Tim
Cullingworthay
Whit
Waddill-Brady
Lamb-Wickham
John L. Gru
Morgan
Treat
Ava Rogers
C. FP. Mann
Amelm
William Hodg Mann
Garrisons
Mutual Serve Fund Life Association
York
Mann Waa
Indy
Mann
Ames
John Cussons
Mander
Grand Camp
Contarate Veterans
Ras Nation
Emittee
Denver Suffer Wind and Snow Toll Across Colorado
Colorado city reports a broad wind and snow disaster with property losses above 100000. Electric and phone services hit hardest with 4000 miles of lines down. Railroads blocked from Denver to Pueblo and extended into Wyoming and Utah. Cripple Creek reports outages and business interruptions as cold worsens and mayor orders power cuts for safety.
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Pueblo
Wyoming
Utah
Nebraska
Cripple Creek
Itsleotricight Company
Immigration Reform and Imperial Name Change Report
The State Department notes a proposed name change for Korea from Cho Sen to something like In that future. Chicago reports the Western and Southern Pacific trade groups will stop immigrant processing in their lines after three years of delays. Archduke Josepha is mentioned in a banquet context, with a note on education and historical attendance.
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State Department
Korea
Cho Sen
Erto
Harn
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Western
Southern Pacifica
Archduke Josepha Consin
Austria
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