Spains Last Hope in Havana Meeting Sparks Autonomy Debate
The Conservative Party met in Havana with over 260 delegates asserting autonomy as a path to peace. Leaders including Santee Gugnan criticized President Alemaye’s message and warned of possible intervention as insurgents report fatalities and Spanish troops incur losses.
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Wreck at Altoona Claims Three Lives
A freight wreck near Altoona caused by a runaway train killed three men and damaged rail yard property worth about 75000 dollars. The deceased include Hagerstown Indiana brakeman Charles J Numer and brakeman Corbin. Numer was heard for hours but not recovered, while Corbin’s body was found in debris thirty feet high and Kuster died shortly after midnight.
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Two Sailors Killed by Japanese Create US Tensions
The State Department probes two incidents on the Asiatic station that threaten future relations with Japan. The killings of two sailors attached to the United States fleet are under investigation, with details incomplete.
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Happenings at the State Capital Chronicle
Dec 21 Hartisbures reports no body found for missing Reverend Samuel Burror of Bainhaidee after police abandon river search. Chief Weston seeks new leads. Presbyterians in Poeninsys Virk discuss aid levels while Governor Hastings delays justice for Lawrence county murderer Frank Jongross. Attorney General McCormick attends to affairs in Hot Springs. Authorities push forward on Meokhnes & Co. case with scheduled hearings.
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Josiah Quincy Re-elected Boston Mayor in Tight Race
Boston voters re-elected Democrat Josiah Quincy as mayor by a narrow margin over ex mayor Curtis. The tally shows Quincy about 14,405 votes to Curtis 25,741 with other candidates drawing smaller shares. Strong Democratic turnout and silver Democrat candidate Thomas Riley failed to shift the result.
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Fragmented OCR Confuses a Regency Era Legal Notice
Unclear OCR text mentions a deed involving Miners di Curind and a person related to a defendant. The fragment hints at guardianship or imprisonment implications and references a princess and master terms, but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Helmbold Locked Up in London After Threat Charge
Reports say Helmbold a New York patent medicine proprietor is held in custody in London on a charge of threatening to harm the United States consul general. He purportedly described seizure of his clothes and debts as influence by authorities. Police reportedly investigate the case and possible motives.
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Jacot Weinerd Found Dead in Kitchen After Struggle
In Bi. Louie on December 3 Jacot Weinerd aged living on North Broadway was found dead in the kitchen after a violent struggle with his wife. He appeared to have been strangled by a towel twisted around his neck and there were signs of a fierce fight.
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Murder Accused Confessed Confidence Man Seeks Removal
A man identified as James Chainey, described as a confidence man, allegedly caused a fatal incident by a risky act. The accused was injured during an escape attempt and will be committed for murder. The victim is named Namura, with dates noted for the Friday incident.
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Guilty Verdict In Dan tele Forme Murder Case
Charles A. Thoinns is found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of George Marcus Nicholle at Dan tele Forme. He was sentenced today to be confined until April.
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Frightful tale in Karnsle murder case unfolds in court
Norristown December 21. James A. Chmner charged with the murder of Mrs Kalset is held for arraignment. Lizzie Dekalb testified detailing a conspiracy involving Charles Clemmer to murder Mrs Kalset with Clemmer as principal. Dekalb described car rides and steps planned to remove the victim, Clemmer’s calm and calculated manner, and the sequence leading to the crime with Dekalb aiding by mobility and witness. Witnesses later described violent events and the alibi, with Clemmer facing committal and Dekalb's testimony central to the case.
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Notable local figure Brow passes after years of trouble
The city mourns the death of Hun Brandison Dor 21 known to lovers of hide ball Lima out by Wilter Hintes in Big Wil row. Brow faced tong trouble two years ago after purchasing roller in Huaswvalian bebe rial, Bovihinn California and Arizona. He died yesterday in this city at age 23.
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In Wisconson on a wet afternoon two individuals named George Alfred Premon and his brother were taken away in a car hurriedly after a disturbance at an unnamed school. The presiding charges and circumstances remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Civil Service Law Topic Dominates Cabinet Discussion
Washington observers report the cabinet focused on how the civil service law operates across departments. Members agreed the system should be upheld while debating the extent of its application and possible department-specific modifications.
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Armour and Leiter Face Wheat Market Turmoil
A chaotic wheat dispute centers on Armour and Leiter with 6,000,000 bushels moved into the city. Debate rages over December deliveries and market manipulation, while Armour defends his cash wheat purchases and Leiter pursues profit from the pound of goat wheat handlings.
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Butter Trust Incorporation Quietly Registered in New Jersey
A new company named Butter Trust was filed with the New Jersey Secretary of State. The firm is authorized to deal in butter cream cheese and related foods. The principal place of business is Jersey City.
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Aranguren Not Shot There in Cuban Conflict Report
The Sun Havana correspondent says Colonel Nestor Aranguren was not shot by General Alejandro Rodrigues near Campo Florida. He refused to back the autonomy bid, shot Colonel Joaquin Ruiz only to enforce the November 20 proclamation, and a series of letters shows efforts to avoid surrender while reaffirming Cuban independence.
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Death by Own Action Shocks Washington Social Circles
Miss Leila Herbert daughter of the ex secretary of the navy died after leaping from a third story window at her father's New Hampshire avenue home. Officials say she suffered from melancholia dating to injuries from a Virginia horse accident in September. A nurse had restrained her earlier as doctors warned of dangerous personal crisis tendencies.
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Russia Occupies Port Arthur in War Dispatch
Berlin reports the Cologne Gazette claims Russian seizure of Port Arthur follows riots over the Daphne visit. British and Japanese actions are cited in Shanghai dispatches, with talk of a Chinese protectorate and permanent occupation plans. Chinese protests and regional uncertainty color the updates as a German-Chinese boundary commission prepares.
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Bishop Talbot Accepts Central Pennsylvania Diocese
Bishop H. Talbot accepted his new charge as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania. He informed Rev. James F. Power of the notification committee of his acceptance and noted prior service as missionary bishop in Wyoming and Idaho. He plans to travel west around February 1.
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Weather forecast for the northeast and mid states
New York forecast shows fair weather today with frost elsewhere and a light temperature change. Lower coastal areas expect cloudiness and possible rain or snow later, with slightly cold conditions and fresh westerly winds. The north may see lingering precipitation near the lakes by Thursday.
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Unclear Morning News Digest From Mubi and Nearby
A garbled early 20th century style digest reports political shifts in Mubi, murder case mentions, And various local interest items. Names and places are fragmentary but hint at court actions political factions and regional events.
Murder at Duryea Ends in Death in Pittston Hotel
Griner, linked to a Taxing debt and family feud, shoots Mrs. Coraline Schiffer at the Pollmen house in Duryea after an execution action. He fled toward Scranton, then returned to Curwensville, where deputies shut the hotel and seized the scene. The gunman, Benjamin Burns and Warder Pole report Griner’s violent act and subsequent arrest.
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