Tariff Clash Deepens Over Cuban Trade and Sugar bill
Washington debates a new tariff affecting Cuban trade with El Nacional warning Spain may denounce the treaty. Treasury officials find minor errors in the free list provisions while Senate and House wrangle over shifting the sugar bill. Chairman Wilson aims for Europe trip then early fall campaigning, health concerns linger as Congress stalls.
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Maprio
Nacional
United States
Snor Becerra
Spain
Cuba
el Nacional
Washington
Pariff
Treasury
Cuarlalbie
Bond Wuich
Theo
Senate
Svain
Nottingia
Blickburo
House Democratic Managera
Seoxtor Gor- Man
House
Alix A Mare Stuns at Washington Park Record Attempt
Alix ridden by Ma Dowell clocked 2.05 for the mile at Washington Park, aiming to beat Nancy Hanke’s 1899 track record. Onlookers called it the finest trotting effort in years as the track ran two seconds slow and windy conditions eased before the run. Dowell hinted Alix could reach 2.08 or better later in the season.
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Chicago
Alix
Monro Salingary
Washington Park
Nancy Hanke
Hovermen
MaDowell
Nancy
McDowell
Ovrtila
Hudson River Driving Park
Povonkeersig
N. Y
Hao'laon River
Dilsy Despain
Ella Bhidy
Paycha
Oc. Mn
Wilkes Gold
Nat
Hiemette Gilddust
Ewarseustseetecensore
Miss Woolsey
Harry
B. S
Lom Scott
Frank C. Bik
Wescacisteeseay
Dia
Porrittee
Purae
Br.b
Mr. Brown
leDonald
Greeseseee
Brem
Cael Don
Vise
Ateneceterneas & A
King Darlington
Sernton Bel
WAL Cecapene
Ucs & Ik
Wilke
Bres
Comevites Threaten Litigation Over Militia Actions
An unclear telegram from Hyatte ville lawyer Ralston reports that Governor Brown will shun habeas corpus trials and release men. the note hints at damages and a dispute over militia losses in Virginia. The fragmentary text references Newcastle mining and a leader, with mentions of Sargon and the Virginia militia.
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Virginia
MassiLtoy
Astore Stark
Newcastle
J. B Cozy
Ralston
Hyatteville
Brown
Sargon
Virginia Militia
Narrow Escapes on Vandalia Road Wreck Near Pooshontas
The New York fast express on the Vandalia road from New York to St. Louis derailed two miles west of Pooshontas Illinois at dusk. The engine three mail cars and baggage car left the track and turned over. Engineer Monafco fireman Dickinson and four postal clerks were injured but no crew or passengers were killed. The wreck torn track forced the remainder of the train to be routed via Baltimore and Ohio to Southwestern.
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St. Louis
New York
Fael Express
Pooshontas
Til
Boss
Coxehes
Monafco
Dickinson
Baltimore
Arrest of Harry Clayburgh in Altoona Bank Case
In Altoona on August 21, Harry Clayburgh a clerk at the Second Nations Bank was arrested on charges tied to a plan to defraud the bank. The investigation links ex cashier Gridner to the scheme and hints at further arrests as details emerge. Kristy J White a local wholesaler seeks time to settle creditors after the bank suspension. Wapite, son-in-law of the bank president, faces debts tied to the bank's shutdown.
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Altoona
Second Nations Bank
Harry Clayburgh
Mink
Moybrey Miller
Girdner
Harry Claybingh
Second National Tok
Gilkingon Creative Agency
Pitteburg
Grdner
Clabsosh
Miller
Kristy J. White
Second National Bank
Tim
Wapite
Levan
Daughters to Receive Share in Estate Dispute
Judge Coffey of the probate court ordered the daughters of the late Mrs Theresa Fair to be awarded their share of the estate. Mrs Hermann O Irichs and Miss Virginia Fair of New York will receive about 1.5 million. Brother Charles Tecaoon opposed the distribution under the will, cannot claim the $500000 before age 90. he is about 29.
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San Francisco
Coffey
Theresa Fair
Hermann O Irichs
Virginia Fair
New York
Charles Tecaon
Rival quarry owner shoots at neighbor among Urey mines
August 31 at the Urey mines in Pa a quarrel between rivals over the 18 year old daughter of Thomas Bellis superintendent of the Urey Ridge Coal Co ends with Rob ert Batani fleeing after firing a pistol salvo at William Wood. Wood survives though forty bullets lodge in his body and Batani heads toward Altoona with money.
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Lexcampsett
Robert Bellani
Asbotgon
William Wood
Urey Mines
Thomas Bellis
Urey Ridge
Battani
Altoona
Wood
Miscellaneous Writings From a Troubled Era
A杂集 of early 20th century dispatches reports on ship fleet warnings about diminishing Sea Inland scales, a fatal shooting at Morris Creek West Virginia, and a mine boss killed by John Foster. Secret Service tests reveal 70000 due bills circulating as currency in Kansas. Various notes include Baltimore’s Abraham Dorf elected grand master, Lizzie Patterson’s forgery sentence in New York, and a ladder of accidents on rail lines in Terre Haute. The Massan ship Josephine Elliott sails Bermuda Pensacola halted due to captain’s typhoid, while a Minnesota balloon incident and Chicago banker Edward Dreyer guarded home are noted as threats loom.
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Bering Sea
John Foster
Henry Jon
Morris Creek
W. Va
United States Secret Service
Kansas
Abraham &. Dorf
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of
St. Louis
Lizzie Patterson
New York
Alx
Leo Palmer
Sherbourne
Minn
Edward & Dreyer
Chicago
Polles
Josephine Ellicott
Bermuda
Pensacola
Massan
Charles Cowman
Terre Haute
China ready to let dynasty fall says Japanese ally in Shanghai
An Imperial diplomat reports Chinese people ignore the fate of the Tartar dynasty as tensions rise in Asia. A British ship sinking and the Kow Shing incident prompt a court inquiry. Tokyo claims loyal volunteers stand ready with 80 000 troops and 47 ships while China’s unity wanes.
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Japan
China
London
Times
Shanghai
Bhat
Niniwe
Wen
Kow Shine
Houvravle
RK Fremantle
Ivommand
Amore Jean
Mike
Tim
Feuch
Boglieh
Canton
Riversipge
JR W Weno
Wasson
Wasuington
Tokyo
Oval Court of Inquiry
Korea
Britain Admiratine
Crime Unearthed in Pennsylvania Obscenity Case
Charles C Rickereau, 17, arrested in Linewater by Anthony Comstock for sending objectionable literature. He waived a hearing before United States Commissioner Craig and was held in 1000 dollars. Dele linner, 30, of Lancaster, charged with printing the material, to be tried at Lines ter under federal jurisdiction. Comstock says arrests mark a major uncovering of vile matter suppliers.
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PuinapeLpria
Charles C Rickereau
Diad
Linewater
Anthony Comstock
Waa
United States
Craig
Dele Linner
Alao
Lancaster
Comsiouk
Linester
Cimatock
Pennsylvania
Young Ricker Don
Local Posters Nabbed in Lavinia Postal Case
A Lancaster post office official reports seizures and warnings after a violator network distributed leaflets. An individual named Teale from Habberly, New York, confessed to obtaining pamphlets from the group, prompting arrests of Lafoaster violators and a broader inquiry led by Assistant Postmaster Albright.
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Clerkin
Lapenster
Albright
Lancaster
Comsatock
Rickerson
Teale
Habberly
N. Y
Pittsburg Governess in Crisis After Broken Engagement
Mary Adams, 23, a governess from Mercer County, Pa, employed by Mrs John E. Cuns in Pittsburg, Pa, attempted suicide by poison after receiving a letter ending her engagement to a man in Milwaukee. She was found at the house and is recovering.
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Pittsburg
Pittsworg
Mary
Committeenichola
Joha E. Cuns
Mercer
County
Mao
Suspected Infanticide Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Sebring, a Rush Township native, faced murder charges for allegedly killing an infant by boiling it in a kettle. The verdict of not guilty was reached at 4 o clock after the jury deliberated following Mrs Sebring's corroborated testimony and surrounding circumstantial evidence. The case drew strong public interest in Sugbaana County.
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Sugbaana
Charerd
Marder
Froepes
Scranton
Sebring
Woom
Toen
Do'vlock
Desperate arrest ends in fatal shooting in Cuester
In Cuester Aug 21 an officer attempted to arrest Edward Saxson, a black man accused of injuring another. Saxson allegedly struck the constable with a knife, wounding him in the face, chest, and stomach. The officer, in self defense, fired and killed Saxson. Saxson had reportedly threatened to kill any officer.
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Cuester
Lansowne Boronyl
Edward S.xson
Saxson
Welsh Mountain Outlaw Abe Boasird Faces 22 Charges
Lancaster Pa August 21 a grand jury returned twenty two indictments against Abe Boasird the Welsh mountain of law charged with receiving stolen goods felonious assault and burglary. After release he preached evangelical lectures across Pennsylvania.
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Lancaster
Abe” Boasird
Buzzrd
Embriard
Pennsylvania
Knights Gather for Grand Lodge and Regional News
Nearly 600 Knights of Pythias attended the Pennsylvania grand lodge in York. Pottville will receive a new water supply from a local business firm. A premature explosion at Harwood mines near Hazleton killed John Clark. About 2 600 German Army survivors paraded in Allegheny City. David Broadwick was struck by a train near Spring and left critically injured. Benjamin Machemar was appointed postmaster at Trevoron. A Pennsylva nia freight wreck damaged 18 cars at Chester Valley. Henry Murray near Lobahow hanged himself after failing to feed his family. Mrs L D Berger of Philadelphia was injured in an incident at Hotel Shekilimy Mountain. Phcodeay Full et shot a railroad signalman at Pottsville after distressing thoughts.
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Columbia
Lancasteria
Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge
York
Pottaville
Harwood Mines
Bear Hazleton
John Clark
Allegheny City
David Broadwick
Christian Kramer
Trevoron
View
Bejamin
Shekilimy
L. D. Berger
Philadelphia
Phcodeay Fullet
Potteville
Spinners Strike Paralyzes Five Mills in Fall River Area
Fall River and New Bedford mills suspend as five more plants close amid a broad textile strike. Howland firms resume soon, treasurers split over winter lockouts, and operatives denounce the Particulars bill while demanding legal provisions.
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Howland
Fall River
Bristol
Ranning
Simuay
South Park
Fire at Freight Depot in Cincinnati Destroys Property
A big four freight depot at Toird and Wood streets burned this afternoon. The tailing was two squares long with contents and Wagner sleepers valued at 500000. The fire spread due to building material, several frame structures near the depot were damaged though extinguished. About twenty Wagner w here cars were destroyed. Fireman Ralph Broft was killed by a falling wall. The blaze is believed started by a freight traveler.
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Cincinnati
Toird
Wood Street
Ratulph Broft
Wasi
Assault collapses Superintendent Cope in Wilkes-Barre incident
Superintendent David Cope, overseeing a new road project from Four Points to Bear Creek, was fatally injured when Italian laborers employed by him attacked him during a confrontation that began with two workers fighting. He attempted to break up the quarrel when struck and killed.
Overpowered Superintender Wounded as Foes Flee
The assailants overpowered the superintender and left him insensible with a broken arm and a head wound. The Talians fled to the mountains, and pursuers are in pursuit.
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N Pose
Riotous Anarchist Meeting At Phenix Bell
Newark crowd packs Phenix bell hall as Anarchists Charlies W. Mowbray Emma Goldman John Edel man and Mrs. Roda deliver radical talks. John Edelman opens with fierce attack on law and order while Goldman speaks an hour on anarchistic topics. three detectives and Captain Glori stand by.
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Newark
Cvrtel
Phenix Bell
Charlies W. Mowbray
Emma Goldman
John Edelman
Mrs. Roda
John H. Elelman
Law and Order
Charles W. Mowbray
Glori
Preeines
Little Heroines Sacrifice Skin Graft For Injured Brother
Two sisters aged 9 and 11 offered to donate cuticle for skin grafts to aid Jain Reilly, badly hurt when a mine car mangled his abdomen. Dr. McFadden and staff performed the operation, removing fourteen slivers of cuticle and applying them to the boy as relief and healing progress.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
McFaddeo
Jain Reilly
McFadden
McKeaven
Hileman
Walters Tragedy in Reapine Pa Wife Shot Dead
Reuben Walters 55 killed his wife at their 613 Pinestreet residence this afternoon then tried to shoot himself. Neighbors say a long quarrel over his drinking had preceded the deadly outbreak and a bystander restrained him before he could finish. Walters was arrested and held.
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Reapine
Reuben Walters
Walters
Triae
John R. Miller
Atlanta to Norfolk for repairs and new naval orders
A stray item notes Atlanta will travel to Norfolk for repairs and an official proclamation of River and Harbor measures. It mentions a $10 reward for apprehending a deserter, officer postings for the cruiser Ark, immediate manning of Atlantic life saving stations, and various federal confirmations and nominations including William A. Beach and William L. Marbury.
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Frank Swift
Newark
Weather forecast for eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey calls for fair weather with northeasterly winds. Western Pennsylvania expected to be fair and warmer with variable winds.
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Wastington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Blankets and borders advertised with prices and colors
A classified item lists various blanket cases from Webster Scar let Kenwood Reliance Hampden and Rio Vista with wool content and color borders. Prices range from $1.35 to $8.00, with quantities and regional locations including Sacramento and California. Crib blankets in all sizes feature latest patterns and borders.
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Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Europe
Vir-ginin
Wilton
Cleveland
Congress
Comevites
Altoona Bank
Gardner
Jalows
Pure Forty Shota
William Woods
Oriental War Intelligence
Lie
Kurino
Fla
Taw
Sianghai
Sisngai
United Sites Cousul
Seoul
Sod
Yokohyama
Hinself Vod
Chiods
Hom
Comsetock
Arret Publishers
Vile Lieratura
William Allwitz
Hawley
Sixteenth Street
Lithe
Joshua Dwitt
Squire J. H. Thompson
Josephine
Squire Thompson
Honndale
Urgame
Tum
Sand
Wilisw
Minoiv
Elient Daugster
Chie
Mommre
Amly
Friliny Josephine
Allivitz Reaime Farioue
Aine
Trext
Nowon
Allmiz
Edward
Kilea
Conetub de Dar
Abe Buzz KO
Welsh Mountain
New Brproro
Maas
Iay
Howland Corpnations
Opinnra
Bennett
Columbia Villa
Reasurera
Bristol, Mills
Wagner
David Cope
Emma
Mewark
Froy
Little Heroines
Mrs. Walkers
Abe
Washington News Notes
Atlanta
Norfolk
Repoirs
Wiliam A. Beach
Twenty-first
Marshal Arnold
Haw
Department of Justice
William L. Marbury
Maryland
D. B. Henderson
Iowa
Weather Forecast
Cfr
Webster
Kenwood
Rio Vista
California
Sacramento
Lackawanna Ave
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce Street
Burt & Packard Shoes
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