Cuban Are Satisfied With American Aid and Unity
Senor Bartolome Maso announces that Cubans value U S help and seek a Cuban government under U S guidance while pledging gratitude to America. General Wood returns from Manzanillo as talks continue on district administration and military civil fusion. Congressmember Dalzell eyes Santiago Havana rail deals amid push to dissolve the insurgent government.
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Santiago de Cuba
Senor Bartolome Maso
Cuban Provisional Administrative Council
Nnd
Santa Cruz de Sur
United States
America
Spain
United States Congress
Cuba
Ihs
United States Senate
Cuban Leaders Gather for Disbandment at Marianno
The insurgent army disbandment plans center on a meeting at Marianno to be presided by Manuel Rangully who has suffered fever in Cienfuegos and is en route to Santo Cruz del Sur.
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Marianno
Manuel Rangully
Cienfuegos
Santi Cruz del Sur
Battle ships Oregon Iowa arrive Bahia Brazil for demonstration
A navy cablegram reports battleships Oregon and Iowa reached Bahia after a 19 day run from Tompkineville. The coaler Abarenda, 21 days to Kahin, may return home. They will coal, then proceed to Tio for the November 15 republic anniversary demonstration.
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Washington
Navy Department
Bahia
Brazil
Oregon
Iowa
Tompkineville
Abarenda
Kahin
United Frater
Honolulu
Tio
Republic of Hraail
Evacuation of Cuba Reports and Local Disruptions
Major Army and Captain Page return from Cienfuegos with warnings of bad sanitary conditions among Spanish camps. American officers urge burning infected quarters. No hostilities reported as 26 000 troops concentrate at Cienfuegos for embarkation to Spain. The Porto Rico sails with 1 000 troops amid stalled bull fight and baseball events. A Spaniard, Manuel Negrin, is jailed for inflammatory advertising. Morro Castle hosts detention, Matanzas lighthouse relit, and officers evacuated from Cuba to be paid first.
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Havana
Army
Page
Cienfuegos
Joucaro
Clenfuegos
Spain
Porto Rico
Cuenfuegos
Viswer
Giranta
Cuban Military Commission
Claus
Manuel Negrin
Canary Islands
Matanzas
Santa Craz del Sur
Marinao
Maximo Gomes
Prospects in Ohio Hanna Sees Shrinking Republican Lead
Cleveland December 1 Senator Hanna discussed upcoming state election results saying the Republican majority in Ohio will shrink from 1886 figures and that a fall in the late year's totals is likely. He noted state committee reports are favorable and expected a party victory here. He also mentioned a national campaign would open after the fall election.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Amla. Hanna
Sam
JNANCE'S NEW CABINET LISTS PARIS MINISTERS
Paris October reports reveal Premier Dupuy forming a cabinet with interior minister, justice, war, and other portfolios. Notable names include M de Freyeinet as minister of war and M Gullilan as minister of calgnica amid a broad ministerial lineup.
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de Freyeinet
Premier Dupuy
Paris
M., Dupuy
M. Iwbret
M. de Freyeinet
M. Lockroy
Myriia
M. Delawrse
Lorelan
M. Veytra
Ananya
M. Leyguer
M. Delooncle
Commeter
MM. Gullilan
Calgnica
M. Vigur
M. Kraniz
Mississippi arrival to Liberty Island trip sets troop transfer plan
In New York a transport Mierisaippi arrives from Rowton with heavy artifacts. The ship will offload at Liberty Island where troops transfer to the Michigan, then sail to Savannah to embark the Fifth United States Cavalry and engineers from Montauk aboard the Michigan.
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United States
Rowton
Liberty Island
Michigan
Ravannah
Ecbark
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Peecen
Porte Rien
Bettelion
Montauk
Lambert Wilt Arrested in Atlais as Suspected Bank Thief
Atlais Missouri on October 3 Lambert Wilt, alleged second teller of a bank at JumbunslaU Bohemia, was arrested. He and his wife have been staying at the Roneau lei hotel for several days. The report suggests a large sum involved and recovery efforts are noted.
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Atlais
Lambert Wilt
Junbunslau
Bohemia
Roneau Lei
A& Quilt
Swallow Charges Democratic Leaders Plotted to Sell Party
Dr Swallow claims Democratic State Chairman Garman offered Senator Quay a deal to secure votes in exchange for favors in key counties. Affidavit by traveling man KC Miller cites meetings on Sept 8 1866 and notes a letter from M M Carman. Quay denies any interview or deal.
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Democratic Party
Williamsport
5. C Swallow
Garmoan
Senator Quay
Br. C. Miller
KC. Miller
Washington Street
Chait
Charles E. Keck
Witken-Harre
Wullimapert
Nilephin
Keck
Garman
Stone
Keck Aleo
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Market
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Miller
Volney
York
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Anator Quay
Chroveh Fiere
Wey
Philatelphia
Beaver
Dr. Wallow
Democratie
Caos
Gaid
Keuk
Witches-Barre
Charles Keck
Swallow
Thut
Garmin
Flo Wae
Keeck
Smith resigns from Fourth New Jersey Volunteers at Camp Meade
Gen Robert G. Smith of Jersey City dissolves the organization with the Fourth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers now at Camp Meade Mistletown before departure for home. Lieutenant Colonel Gilmore to assume command of the regiment.
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Robert G. Smith
Jersey City
New Jersey Volunteers
Camp Meade
Mistletown
Tomne
Gilmore
Civil Service Reform Letter Seeks Limits on Patronage
A civil service reform league has sent a letter to the president urging that he not use civil service methods to draw a number of places from the existing system. The group asks for reform consistent with current civil service rules.
Emperor and German Leaders Cancel Holy Land Visit
Jerusalem reports the emperor and German dignitaries have curtailed their Holy Land tour. They abandoned their Jericho trip amid European complications and are not expected to proceed to Syria.
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Jerusalem
Empresas
Germany
Holy Land
Jericho
Syria
Migration advisory warns Americans away from Porto Rico jobs
A report from American Consul Manna, Porto Rico, warns young men to avoid seeking work on the island. It cautions clerks, carpenters, mechanics, and laborers to stay away, urging travelers to bring ample funds for board and return home. The consul notes Porto Rico's large population and abundant local labor, with possible future opportunities for American capital only if money is plentiful.
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Washington
Manna
Porto Rico
India
Hannasiya
United States
Congress
Department
England's War Preparations Silence Prompts News Caution
The Daily Mail prints no new war news due to a war office request for secrecy. It seeks to define permissible coverage while noting heightened French dockyard activity at Toulon and coastal fort tests with Melkite shells. A Cairo dispatch reports an Egyptian battalion sent to Fushoda.
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The
Daily Mail
England
War Office
Admiralty
Toulon
Coast Forte
Cairo
Fushoda
Harrisburg to Vote Soldiers in Captured Units
Gov Hast Inge Nas revokes appointments for Pennsylvania regiments Fifth Sixth and associated troops to vote on election day. New commissioners named to tally ballots at Camp Meade while Fourth regiment votes at its armory and others at Meade. New York regiments’ votes also organized.
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Hast Inge Nas
Philadelphia City
Sheridan
War Department
Pennsylvania
Heber
Thompson
Pottsville
Camp Meade
New York
Head-On Collision in Ficustat Valley Injures Motormen
In Ficustat Valley a head-on crash between two electric cars occurred today in Providence. Motormen David H. North Up and Byron P. Green were injured, with potential fatalities and serious injuries to about six more people. Both cars wrecked.
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K. L
Chalkstone
Ficustat Valley
David H. Northup
Byron P. Green
Japanese Cabinet Resigns Over Education Portfolio
Yokohama December 81 The entire cabinet has resigned after ministers failed to agree on filling the education portfolio. The first attempt at party government in Japan ends in collapse with a probable coalition of Liberals and Clan leaders forming the next cabinet.
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Yokohama
Det
Japan
Worth Made General Washington Appointment
The president appointed Colonel W. S. Worth of the sixteenth infantry to brigadier general in the regular army, vice Coppinger, retired. Worth was wounded at Bandaid and will be placed on the retired list immediately.
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Washington
Get
W. 8. Worth
Ue Sixteenth Infantry
Coppinger
Worth
Bandaid
Paper Manufacturer Fails in New York and Ontario
Joseph G. Godfrey, proprietor of a paper mill at Roubeville Northampton county Pa with offices in Beaton and this city, has filed for bankruptcy listing assets at 12,000 and liabilities at 20,000 despite fled petition in bankruptcy.
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New York
Joseph G. Godfrey
Roubeville
Northampton County
Beaton
United States Defines Philippine Transfer Terms in Paris
In Paris the American commissioners read to Spanish representatives their demand that the United States possess the Philippine archipelago and reimburse Spain for pacific expenditures. Washington will not assume a 40 million dollar debt but will cover Spain’s actual archipelago improvements and related costs. Spain may seek cash, but the plan favors reimbursing pacific expenditures and may leave many details to future talks.
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Philippines
United States
Spain
Paris
Moore
Judge Day
Ferguson
Philippine Archipelago
Pacific
Archipelago
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Weather and politics mix in morning notices
Weather indications today favor fair skies with rising temperatures. The morning paper notes political controversy as the Parson, Colonel Stone, and others engage in charges and remarks. Readers are directed to local notices, school institute openings, editorials, and camp Meade news.
Spanish Commissioners Question Peace Treaty Demands
Presumably urges a peace treaty but deems the American demands unjust and illegal. Tonight Spanish commissioners feel the United States offered no financial inducement to cede Philippine territory. They say taking on the Philippines debt of about 40.6 million would be insignificant and no schedule of pacific expenditures is warranted.
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Spain
Manila
Pasig
Cavite
Mare Island
United States
Philippines
Madrid
Short ribs market squeeze ends with private settlement
Chicago Oct 11 P D Armour yielded as October short ribs moved from 5.50 to 7.00 a hundred pounds before a private settlement of about 3 million pounds capped the rise at 6.75. Syndicate led by Faomvuel MacLean included Swift Co Continental Packing and others. Farnum bought large blocks, signaling Armour involvement amid market controls and whispers of a broader collusion against Cudahy and Armour.
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Chicago
P. D. Armour
John Cudahy
Logan
Lamgan
Con
A. H. Farnum
MacLean
Farnum
Provision PLC
Armour
Officers Discharged From United States Army
Washington October 41 The War Department issued a general order permitting honorably discharged officers from the volunteer army The list includes Major General William Montrose Brigadier Generals Emerson FH Whittier and other senior officers Their destination is home and travel for public service is required by order Secretary of War R A Alger
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United States Service
War Department
Get
United States
Cenerel—William Montrose
New. Is
Emerson FH
Ils
United States Infanry
Charles A. Whittier
Theodore A. Bohlwhy
Leutenant
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Dow i
Tees
Bavert
Ecolonel Bixternih
United States Infantry
United States Army
Whittier
Mulings
Ie Ncercy
iSternel R. A. Alger
Secretary of War
Lawton To Command Second Corps In Army War
Washington dispatch says Major General Henry W. Lawton, recently in command at Bantago, has been ordered to command the Beduond Army corps, relieving General Graham. The move places Lawton in a senior field post during ongoing operations in the theater.
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Lawton
Washington
Henry W. Lawton
Bantago
Graham
Stone State Tour Highlights Enthusiastic Wilkes-Barre Rally
Colonel William A. Stone Republican candidate for governor travels from Harrisburg to Bloomsburg and Wilkes-Barre with Adjutant General Stewart and other officials. A 1,600 strong rally at the Armory in Wilkes-Barre features speeches by Stone and party leaders including Ex-Attorney General Palmer as he appeals for party unity.
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Wilkes-Barre
Armory
Palmey
William A. Stone
Cgreneral Stewart
James A. Latta
Schaffer
Delaware County
Alex. McDowell
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
C. BR. Woodin
Exchange Hotel
Opera House
Wilkes Barre
Sterling
Palmer
Stone
Work of Investigation Camp Poland Knoxville Ends Tour
The investigating commission concluded its southern tour in Camp Poland Knoxville and left for Washington at 6 PM to arrive tomorrow afternoon. They plan to visit Camp Meade after Washington and ex-Governor Woodbury will go to Vermont as a sub-committee to take testimony. The forenoon was spent inspecting camps and the afternoon hearing testimony. They noted a division under Colonel Kurtz of the Second Ohio and suggested the command was too large for an officer below brigadier general. Colonel Kurts moves to command the division, leaving the brigade led by Colonel Young of the Third North Carolina in command.
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Poland
Knoxville
Tenn
Dot
Washington
Camp Meade
Woodbury
Vermont
Kurtz
Second Ohio
Kurts
Young
Third
North Caro«ling
Vessel Overdue After Labrador Run
Three fishing vessels with crews totaling about 120 men are overdue on a Labrador voyage. Wreckage from a schooner has been found along the coast since recent gales, raising fear that she is among the Voerols.
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Jobs
N. F
Labrador
Fight Declared Off In New York Bout
The one round scheduled match between Bal Hawkins of California and Jock Downey of Crooklyn at the Creator New York Athletic Club tonight was canceled due to a financial dispute between the principals and club management.
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New York
Bal Hawkins
California
Jock Downey
Crooklyn
New York Athletic Club
Pennsylvania Pensions Issued for Several Recipients
The notice lists pension issuances in Pennsylvania including Noah W. Chirke of East Troy Bradford and George Beraequie of South Gibson Susquehanna, with specified amounts and districts.
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Washington
Ccf
Noah W. Chirke
East Troy
Bradford
Uillingy
Ryubunk
Wayne
George BR. Beraequie
South Gibson
Susquehanna
Steamship Arrivals New York Giot and Kaiser Friedrich
Arrivals include the Kaiser Friedrich from Bremen via Southampton and Gib raltar-Arrived Werra from Genoa and Naples to New York. Fulda also docked from Genoa and Naples bound for New York.
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Giot
Bremen
Southampton
Gibraltar
Werra
Naples
Genoa
Fulda
Weather forecast for Theedus Morenetary Pennsyvania
Washington on October 1 issues a forecast for Theedus Morenetary Pennsylvania with rising temperatures and frost risk. Southerly to southeasterly winds shift as clouds increase and precipitation potential remains uncertain.
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Washington
Morenetary Penneylvania
Perth
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