Cuban Hospital Fire Horrors Reach Cuba’s Santa Clara
Insurgents killed wounded insurgents and nurses during a night attack on a three-building hospital near Micacar sage in Santa Clara province. Spanish guerrillas set the fire and fired on those fleeing flames, with four physicians and several nurses tending the victims. The fate of the women nurses remains unknown. report came via Santa Clara to the Ha- yana junta.
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Ha- Yana
Nervy highwayman shot during daylight robbery attempt
A masked robber tried to hijack an incoming car on the SteHacoom road near Tacoma Washington Sunday. Superintendent Dame of the Mine and motorman Jewett Smith were aboard when the robber fired and Dame shot back, killing the robber and wounding Dame and Smith. Dame's bullets hit the robber’s arms and chest, with the attacker dead beside the car.
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Wash
Dame
Jewett Smith
Long Strike at an End in Flint Glass Worker's Fight
The four year battle of the American Flint Glass Workers Union ends as the union concedes over limits on work. About 7,590 workers affected and 400 strikers have died. the United States Glass Company will reinstate many workers as the dispute concludes.
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American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
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Millions perish in India famine and plague visitation
Julian Hawthorne reports from India after a thirty day stay describing famine scenes and bubonic plague. He notes millions died in India and Bengal with government figures only a fraction of real deaths. He says Bombay and famine districts were among areas visited.
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Sudge Hawthorne
India
Julian Hawthorne
New York
Bombay
Metropolitan Life Insurance License Revoked in Kansas
The Kansas Superintendent of Insurance revoked the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York license and ordered cease in Kansas after the firm refused to pay certain death claims. A dense fog caused a collision on Lake Erie involving the steamer Florida, with details muddled in the report.
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Arizona tale of blood claims Piute mob vengeance
Dispatch from Hineman Arizona reports Ahovor the Pinte Indwan slain by members of his own tribe after miners in Eldorado Canyon demanded action. The pursuit involved over 109 white men and Indians, with a $250 reward offered for Almerote and Monse.completion followed a ten mile chase into the mountains ending in Ahovor’s death. Tensions rose as fifteen armed Piute warned whites of further violence.
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International bicycle tube trust forms with U S plants
English and American manufacturers announce the first international bicycle tube trust. They have bought Ellwood and Greenville tuberculosis plants in Pennsylvania for nearly 8 million dollars and will use the Steifel seamless tube process. Other U S plants at Shelbyville Toledo Brainer are not expected to join.
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NEW SCHEME OF ARMOURS. Kans City Cattle Loan Co formed
Armours of Kansas City and Chicago and other major stockholders organize the Kansas City Cattle Loan Company to lend money to farmers and stock raisers through cattle paper. Capital $50,000. The firm will secure loans with mortgages on stock and corn and trade via stock commission merchants, buying from them and selling to eastern brokers, aiming to supply funds farmers have long sought in St Louis.
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Interstate National Bank
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St. Louis
Week in Trade reveals gains in loans and grain exports
The St Louis conference region shows rising commercial loans for eastern merchants, with western wheat exports up to 1,733,988 bushels and Atlantic exports at 1,070,318, while corn shipments reach 1,685,517. Cotton advances falter, iron shows growth in new business, and mills cut production as demand tightens.
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Au & Cons
Dan Coss
Hovses
Thiddle
Atlantic
Winter Wheat Miller's League Urges Reciprocity Appeal
The Winter Wheat Miller's League of America ended a two day meeting in St Louis. M H Davis was elected president. Resolutions condemn Congress reciprocity as negative, urging action to open new markets and claim tariff measures do not add value to exports.
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Con
Japan to Send Warship to Honolulu Amid Crises
News from the Orient reports Japan will dispatch another warship to Honolulu. A Japanese native paper says protests over Russian troop engagements are contemplated, and a missionary named Brason was murdered near Su Lin. Other items note U S officials and a postmaster general, plus local legal and political updates.
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Honoltulu
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Ruiz inquiry slows as US lawmaker may intervene
A fragile joint investigation drags on with hints of political pressure from Washington. Ferrer, jailed with an American acquaintance in Guabados when Luiz died, has been rearrested quietly as a possible warning. Spain's stance on American probes remains cautious amid discussions of duty and protection. A separate note from the steamer Manistee wreck, dated November 1883, washed ashore near Byfield, preserving a message from survivors about the storm and their fate.
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Barfield
Michigan
McKay
Four Men of War Ready for Cuban Belligerency
The Cuban junta pledges to supporters in Congress that four ships bearing the Cuban flag are prepared to sail once belligerency is recognized. It is claimed England will supply vessels, crewed and ready, with arrangements completed for immediate departure on recognition.
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Armistice Extension Between Greeks and Turks Reported
Seventeen day armistice between Greek and Turkish troops in Thessaly is formally concluded. A second armistice on the Epirus frontier is reported as the two sides may negotiate peace directly, then submit terms to the European conference. Police in Chicago tighten evidence in the Sausagemaker Luetgert murder case following a witness claim of a scream heard near his factory. Cambridge bars women from degrees. A Toronto department store fire destroys Jean Eaton Company property valued at about 250000 dollars.
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Killed by Cowboys in Oklahoma Territory
A courier in Muskogee reports the killing of Judge Freeland Marshal and Captain Berryhill of the Creek Light Horse by Texas cowboys. Officials fought cutting unlawful pasture fences near Okmulgee when attacked by cowboys in service of Texas stockmen. Two Light Horsemen were wounded. The Southern Hotel in Meriden suffered $150,000 in damages after a fire alarm caused a panic but no lives were reported lost.
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Legislative session cost and staff allocations detailed
A report outlines expenses for the State Legislature extra session including speaker Byers staff, clerks, janitors, chaplains, printing, fuel, mileage, and committee travel totaling 2767 dollars and more. Separately a secret meeting of sash and door manufacturers in Davenport signals a push to form a price fixing combine. large mills seek to crush smaller shops, expand into stair building and interior trim.
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Annual session of Iowa Foresters held at Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Independent Order of Foresters held its third annual meeting in Cedar Rapids with about 100 delegates. Officers elected include High Chief Ranger Fien of Davenport and High Secretary Perry Perkins of Des Moines. Reports show year receipts of 656.91 and disbursements of 366.50, with cash balance 620.41. next meeting planned for Day Cupart.
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Iowa Independent Order of Foresters
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Des Moines
Chris Faw
Stewart
Waterloo
William Thenphilus
Thomas E. Green
Sounty boodler sent up to the pes fiw
A mix of ill legible notes reports county officials tied to a corruption case, with the supreme court ruling on a conviction affecting Ernie in Fort Madison. A runaway incident near Thompson injuries Mrs Hangen. Jefferson imposes a curfew for under 18s. A drowning victim near Linden, Mrs Hut Huggins, dies after a mental illness and river accident. Franklin County swamp land claims threaten county finances as government seeks to reclaim 3700 acres.
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Illicit fishing ring nabbed by state official visit
State fish commissioner snapped up twenty leading Cedar Falls residents for illegally taking fish along the river bank. All arrested and fined from 10 to 59 dollars. Rod and Gun Club president among those charged. club noted for protecting game and fish. Fatal accident at Anamosa injures carpenter on scaffold fall. death follows. Saloon dispute in Burlington. injunction sought to shutter all West Burlington saloons under old law. Insurance men threaten federal court action if Minnesota departs from agreement. Pastor’s fifteenth anniversary observed in Laredowood with gifts amid applause. Supreme Court rules guardianship in wills rests with courts, not parents. Memorial Day proclamation urges reverence for fallen heroes. Cedar Rapids woman hanged herself in parlor. Davenport clothier Isaac Rothschild fails. assets around 20k to 25k, liabilities about 83k. Sons of Veterans camp announced for Marshalltown in June.
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Fire and flood blaze ruin Larchwood business district
A fire at Lavelayned Wednesday destroyed Klinker's pool hall and a merchandise store, with all contents lost. Lightning caused the blaze leading to total losses estimated at 78,090 with partial insurance. In Rock Rapids, work commenced on a new electric light plant and associated machinery upgrades are expected next week. A railroad accident near Mormtek killed A. D. Irish, about 56, as train No. 72 struck him at a crossing. no blame attached to the railroad.
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