Rebellion grows as Cuban cities grimly alarmed
A dispatch from Havana and Santa Clara reports rebels tightening before Cienfuegos and Santa Clara with officials fearing an assault today. Havana watches a rising insurgent force near Pinar del Rio, while trains and rail lines face sporadic disruption and bank deposits surge under wartime strain.
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Santa Clara
Iice
Cienfuegos
Santa Clara City
iCienfuegos
Feliciano Prieto
Maria Herrera
New York
Guertias
Pino
Guerra
Pinar de Rio
Pinar del Rio
Washington
Washington, D. C
Charge d'Affairs
Denver
Havanoa
Navy Department
Marietta
Santo Domingo
Clenfuegos
Norfolk Yards
Tacoma
Cleveland
Ordera
Cuba
Paris
Journal Des Bata
May Foretell Quakes
The Berkeley observatory hosts a seismograph designed by Japan's Professor Omori to record initial tremors and aftershocks. It proved its value by estimating the distance to the Valparaiso shock, and Professor Orook suggests it may help predict earthquakes in time. The instrument, owned by Japan's Imperial earthquake commission, has been received by the commission per Omori's request.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Omori
Japan
Champreux
University of the
Valparaiso
Orook
Imperial Earthquake Commission of Japan
Omort
Fugitive Returns to Face Bank Shortage Charge
Granville M. Gwyn former cashier of the Bank of Hayti Missouri surrendered to authorities in Hayti after a long search. He faced trial for a cash shortage of 17021 dollars tied to his abrupt departure in November 1645. A note to bank president John L. Dorris explained the shortage and promise that the rest would be fine.
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Associated Preas
St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Hasti
Missouri
United States
Granville M
Gwyn
Bank of
Hayts
John L. Dorris
Bank
Lipton May Challenge
Glasgow Sept. 13 Associated Press John Ward managing director of Denny & Hrothern builders of the last two Shamrocks has ranged for New York It is understood the Dennys have submitted proposals to Sir Thomas Lipton for the construction of the Shamrock IV It is believed Sir Thomas will take no further steps until after his conference with members of the New York Weeks clue of his forthcombe visit to America
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Associated Press
Glesgow
John Ward
Denny Hrothern
New York
Dennys
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
New Forte Weeks
America
Harriman Wives Real Estate Move Aimed at San Francisco Gateway
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs arrives in San Francisco to discuss a Southland realty deal tied to E. H. Harriman. A $1,200,000 offer for sixty blocks of waterfront property could anchor a new railway gateway, boosting Harriman against Gould Ripley and Hill in future peninsula leverage.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Can Today
Tae
Hermann Oelrichs
New York
Qetricn
E. H. Garriman
Southern Pacifc Company
Harriman
Gould
Ripley
Hill
Oelrichs
Ingleside
Mitchell at Pittsburg in talks with mine workers
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America arrived in Pittsburg to confer with district officials on labor conditions. He said miners are in better shape with fewer troubles and endorsed the American Federation meet policy alignment while opposing enemies of the trades union movement. He noted Speaker Cannon’s strength, declining further comments on Trinidad affairs.
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Uy Assoclaua Preas
Pittsburg
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation
Mitchell
Trades Unionists
Trades Union Movement
Trindla
Joseph G. Cannon
Joe Hag
Murder Mystery At Philadelphia Apartment House
On Monday Mrs. Maurice K. Lewis was found stabbed to death in a closet of her Philadelphia apartment. Charlotte Kelly, proprietress of the house, and several detectives traced the route she claims to have taken that afternoon while visiting and shopping. Police believe jealousy may drive the murder and have detained boarder Harry Somers as blood was found on his clothing.
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Wee Asbocmce
Philadelphia
Charlotte Kelly
Maurice K. Lewis
Adams to Head Ticket for Governor Victory at Denver
Denver Democrats move toward a 2 state ticket after two days of contests. Alva Adame of Pucilo earns renomination as governor candidate and is widely endorsed to head the ticket. Contests arise for nearly all other offices amid a platform adopted late last night.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Alva Adame
Pucilo
Will Decline Nomination For State Treasurer
George A. Fuller, master of the state grange, nominated by the Independence league at New York for state treasurer, said he will decline the nomination. He added he wants to see a conservative man nominated for governor by the Democratic party.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George A. Fulter
State Grange
Independence League
New York
Fuller
AID WESTERN MINERS FOR Western Federation
Milwaukee Sept 13 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen voted to appropriate 1660 dollars for the benefit of the Western Federation of Miners The discussion covered various claims and committee references during the forenoon session.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Western Federation of Miners
Oregon Officials Convicted in Blue Mountain Fraud Conspiracy
Portland officials Senator Franklin Pierce Mays ex-Representative Willard L. Jones and George Sorenson were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government of lands tied to the Blue Mountain forest reserve. The sealed verdict was read at 1:45 am as court opened. New trials were sought. defense counsel given time to file. The trial lasted twenty days.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Franklin Pierce Mays
Willard L. Jones
George Sorenson
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Wreck on Canadian Pacific Kills Twelve in Sudbury
Montreal report cites air brakes failure on the Canadian Pacific railway express near Sudbury. General manager McNicoll states the engineer lacked fuel and the brake system failed to engage, causing a split in the train and a deadly crash with twelve dead and twelve injured.
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Associated Presa
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sudbury
Mannager McNicol
McNicoll
Cascara Famine Signals Bark Supply Collapse
Portland dispatch reports Oregon and Washington have nearly ceased cascar bark gathering this year. Peeling season ended with far fewer carloads than in earlier boom years, and world drug trade now faces a cascar famine as prices plummeted and production collapsed.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
American Railway Colony at Aguas Calientes Alarmed
El Paso Times reports the American railway settlement at Aguas Calientes is under military guard after threats by Mexican workers. Fires and shootings occurred Sunday and Monday as residents flee. a former local resident writes from Aguas Calientes that many Americans are leaving.
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Y Associated Press
el Paso
The
el Paso Times Today
Aguas Calientes
Angus Calientes
Dearth of candidates at Wyoming Democratic convention
Delegates gather in Cheyenne on September 13 for the Wyoming Democratic state convention to nominate candidates for state offices. The first session opens at four o clock amid party leaders’ difficulty in securing prominent Democrats for ballot spots.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lewlers
Ucket
Pulajanes Fire and Run on Leyte Frontier Attack
Manilla reports a night attack by Pulajanes on a Thirteenth Infantry column under Captain Fassett near La Pag Leyte. Corporal D. H. Pierce and Private A. A. Winegardner were killed as the unit bivouacked at La Pag. Pulajanes fired then fled, pursued by pursuing tactics. Machine gun detachments are en route to Leyte.
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Associated Fresy
Manilla
Thirteenth Infantry
Fassett
Tha Pas
Issland
Leyte
Punjanes
Corpoal
H. Pierce
Campans A
A A. E. Winegardner
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la Pag
Damages claimed for sewer flood at 212 West Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wis Sep A furniture dealer A W Jorgenson sought 372 damages after his basement and a cistern flooded due to sewer backing The claim referred to City Attorney. Also reports theft of a tool chest and other items. officials announce various tax levy rates and totals. Several local incidents deaths and notices follow including infant death from cholera infant, James Anderson death cancer, and a marriage in Neenah.
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Necnah
Wis
A. W. Jorgenson
Wisconsin Avenue
Tnign Crum Uteelty
Water Street
Schultz
H& H
John Frobinson
Ed Willams
August Engel
Albert Froclke
James Anderson
Menasha
Sjelland
Denmark
Ane
Chicago
Mary Nelson
Bear Creek
Ida Nelson
Mudicon Street
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Menagha
Mattoon
James Brown
Kirby Brothers
Manitowoc
Brown
Mulloy
Oshkosh
Louis Moyer
Mary Manning
Charlie
Mrubesky
Emith Street
Postmasters Elect Unanimous Milwaukee Leader
Postmaster David G. Qwen of Milwaukee was unanimously elected president of the Wisconsin Postmasters Association at the annual meeting in Milwaukee. Other officers include Arthur W. James Waukesha secretary treasurer EM Crane Oshkosh first vice president H J Coe Port Washington second vice president C C Gints River Falls third vice president Max Macalle Andrews Evansville fourth vice president. Resolutions by Jud W W E Keyes Madison supporting postal savings banks were adopted.
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Associated Press
Miwaukee
Wis
David G. Qwen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Toay
Milwauked Wan
Arthur W. James
Waukesha
EM. Crane
Oshkorh
H. J. Coe
Port Washington
C. C. Gints
River Falls
Max Macalle Andrews
Evanaville
W W. E. Keyes
Madison
La Follette to stump for Dryden and David Bon
Madison dispatch notes Senator La Follette will speak for David Bon and Dryden around October 20. He may campaign in New Jersey by October 15 and has not publicly commented. The shift follows the primary showing candidates aligned with his slate for lieutenant governor and lower offices.
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Wis
Miys
ER. N. la Follette
David Bom
Su Teem Tyes
la Folletta
la Follette
Dryden
New Jersey
Montenant
Alfred ‘I
Fourteen Indicted Officials Plead Not Guilty in Chicago
Fourteen members and officials of the Termstery group appeared in Judge Ball's court and pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges linked to the 1905 termsters strike. Veniremen examination begun. a lengthy jury selection is anticipated.
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Associated Prove
Chicags
Ill
International Brotherhood of ‘Termstory
Amendment to Red Men Constitution Fails at Niagara
At Niagara Falls the Improved Order of Red Men failed to amend its constitution to bar liquor dealers saloonkeepers and professional gamblers. The measure required a two thirds vote and did not pass as only 84 voted against it while none supported it.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Improved Order of Red Men
Niagara Falla
Great Council
Srasion
Francis at Stockholm medal honors at exposition visit
King to receive David RB Francia president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition yesterday. Mr Francis presented the king with a gold medal and a diploma commemorative of the exposition as the monarch expressed gratification.
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Associated Presny
Stockholm
Qerar
David RB
Francia
Francis
Banner Tobacco Crop Praise From Connecticut Growers
Hartford Sept 13 reports from the entire tobacco growing region of Connecticut describe a banner crop with unusually favorable weather. Old growers say they cannot recall a year with such a season.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Army of the Tennessee to hold reunion in Iowa in 1906
Col Cornelius Cadle announces the thirty sixth reunion of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee. The event will be at Cornell Bruffiy in Iowa on November 8 and 9, 1906. The Cincinnati dispatch notes the plan and dates.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cornelius Cadle
The
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Cornell Bruffy
Iowa
Shaw Attacks Bryan In Tennessee Speech
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw defended the Republican administration and trust policies before about 750 listeners in Newport Tennessee. He attacked William Jennings Bryan's doctrines, especially federal ownership of railways, and spoke on national matters in a broad pro administration address.
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Associated Proas
Newport
Tenn
Treaaury Lesiie M. Shaw
Bryan
Weds Man of Her Youth in Fourth Matrimonial Venture
Wisconsin tale recounts Joseph Waldo of Missouri and Mrs Martha Kennedy of Endeavor marrying in a second ceremony as she cycles through multiple marriages. Waldo, long seeking steadiness, and Mrs Kennedy renew vows after separations and divorces before a final union amid a lifelong quest for a compatible partner.
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Wis
Josph Waldo
Missouri
Martha Kennedy
Endeavor
Waldo
Dinandal
Ste
Waldo Dees
Ae Wom
Territorial Democrats Endorse Joint Statehood for Arizona
Santa Fe reports the territorial Democratic convention adjourned after no nominee was chosen for delegate. They backed joint statehood with Arizona by 41 to 22 with ten delegates not voting, endorsed Gov Hagerman for investigations into former Republican officials, and condemned alleged extravagance of the Inez legislature while calling for audits of all counties and public offices.
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Associated Press
Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial
Arizona
H. G. Hagerman
Inez
Fight on Atlantic Liner Aboard Graft Walder
A serious fight broke out on the steamer Graft Walder near port with more than twenty Polish emigrants involved. The clash occurred on the forward deck in view of cabin passengers. Captain Krech ordered the crew to intervene and peace was restored after a rough brawl left many bruised.
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Associated Press
New York
Bryan Arrives in Cincinnati for Democratic Events
William Jennings Bryan reached Cincinnati from Louisville at noon and went to the Grand Hotel under escort of a Democratic clubs committee. He hosted a reception, then prepared to address a crowd at the baseball park this evening. In Louisville the previous night he spoke with Watterson and avoided a firm stance on railway government ownership.
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Aes
Cincinnati
Osle
Willam Tennlaga
Bryan
Loulaville
Grand Hotel
Chieiinth
Watterson
Steamer Browater overdue from Port Antonio
No word from the steamship Browater of the United Fruit Company, overdue over six days from Port Antonio to Boston Muny Sept 13. Company officials in this city report incoming steamers sighting the missing vessel. the line will dispatch vessels to search for her.
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Associated Press
Boston
Muny
Browater
United Fruit Company
Port Antonio
Aniesa
Hne
Alio
Secretary Root in Lima Visit Draws 500 at Legation
Lima reports that Secretary Root attended a garden party hosted by Minister Dudley at the American legation in honor of Root. More than five hundred guests filled the gathering as he toured the senate, which had been convened in a special session to receive him.
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Associated Press
Lima
Dudley
Santos Dumont airship crash harms ship but not rider
Parla reports Santos Dumont's new airship failed during trials at Long Champs. The craft descended rapidly and struck the ground, suffering serious damage while Santos Dumont himself escaped injury.
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Associated Prora
Parla
Long Champs
Santos Ivumont
Arrive from Europe with prominent steel and theater figures
By Associated Press New York, Sept 18. Bibert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, Mme Schumann-Hetnck, and Miss Julia Marlowe arrived from Europe aboard a steamship. The party’s arrival is noted in a brief dispatch with no further details.
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Associated Preset
New York
Bibert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Mme. Schumann-Hetnck
Julia Marlowe
Turepetengo
Atearee
Fusion Hopes Tied to Democratic Convention Aid
John Ford, nominee for attorney general in the independence league, said a Buffalo convention success that eliminates Ryan and Belmont could rally thousands of supporters. He argued the party should not reject help from those who share their principles and aim to unite behind viable candidates.
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Associated Prep
New York
John Ford
Independence League
Buffalo
Ryan
Belmont
Madame Humbert Free From Rennes Prison
Madame Therese Humbert was liberated from Rennes prison this afternoon. It was expected that Frederic Humbert would be liberated from the jail at Thouars later today.
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Associated Prec
Parla
Sept. U
Therese Humbert
Rennes
Frederic Humbert
Thouara
New Cable Plan From Havana to Key West By New Company
The Commercialable company of Cub, recently incorporated in New York, plans two cables from Havana to Key West and onward to Florida with coastal connections to New York City. Service aims to begin December 7, 1906, operating with Portal Telegraph and Commercial tables. forecasts indicate rapid, reliable communications. Temperature and weather notes follow, including fair readings in the afternoon.
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New York State
Associated Press
New York
Cub
Gropers
Albany
Havana
Key West
Florida
New York City
Portal
Agitation at Kopin Town as Jewish fear rises
Dispatches from Odessa report anti Jewish agitation spreading in the city with proclamations urging extermination. The Jewish town of Kopin in Kametnitz district is said burned by peasants, with many killed or dying in the flames as violence and looting surge amid a wider pattern of mob brutality and fear.
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Associated Press
Odessa
Union of
Kopin
Kametnetz
Seidice
St. Petersburg
Vialystok
Jong
Lves
Bodren
Warsaw
Novee Vremyn
Fingetke
Sept
Kamyshtin
Saratov
Janboy
First Wisconsin Volunteer Reunion Held in Milwaukee
The First Wisconsin Volunteer association held its first reunion since 1900 at E R Wolfe’s rooms in Milwaukee with Judge W E Seaman presiding. Speakers included Judge Joseph Quarles and Col J A Watrous. Officers elected for the next year were W E Seaman president F G Huchting vice president Mrs Z Z Wardemann honorary vice president W H Whitney secretary and W J Denney treasurer.
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Wisconsin Volunteer Association
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Mo Fyason
Martin Waite
George H Bedd
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