Mutiny of Orden Publico dissolves in Havana turmoil
Havana turmoil ends as mutinous Orden Publico troops disband after pay arrears and mutiny. General Arolas fails to force firing, is accused of brutal attack on an unarmed member, and the city remains under military guard with talks of wider unrest. United States Spanish commissioners set for Wednesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden Publico
Arolas
Solano
Havana
Key West
Fla
Blaney
Guardia Civil
Artilery
Neovitas
Vedado Road
Santa Clara
Reina Chorrerea
Plava de Armasa
Seneral Arolas
Gooner Solano
Toanco
Dbl
Matt
Cavairy
Arvias
Calgada del Monta
Aroyo Appollo
Jesus del Monte Calvario
Managua
Ta Orden Publico
Captain Generil Palace
Guarilla
United States
Livermore
New York
Segaranca
Thompson
Hay
Tampa
Mrs Thatcher Reports At WCTU Convention In St Paul
In St Paul on November 11 Mrs Ellen Thatcher spoke as superintendent for soldiers and sailors work, summarizing canteen efforts in soldiers homes nationwide and sharing incidents. The soldiers and sailors department won the award for the Pennsylvania delegation as resolutions against the canteen were adopted. A letter from Lady Henry Somerset on peace and Miss Willard’s views on the Temple dispute were discussed, with proceedings paused due to hour arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize Willard
Miss Willard
Lady Henry
Atte
Mrs. Corse
Lady Henrys
Woman'aatistian Temperanve Union
War tax will not be abolished says Dingley
Washington dispatch reports that the war tax will remain in force at least for another year and that no tariff revision is planned. Chairman Dingley notes war revenue deficits this year and argues for continued military administration to stabilize newly acquired territories and ongoing governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Dingley
Ways and Meane Committee
Mr. Dingley
Hawaii
Spain
Tingley
Senate
Fire at Dawson Destroys 40 Buildings
News from Dawson via Victor ia reports a October 16 fire that leveled about forty structures including the new post office. The Green Tree saloon started the blaze after a lamp was thrown during a quarrel between two women. Wind from the Yukon hampered efforts as drivers and miners fought to save the town with buckets and axes. Losses total about 508000 with no insurance. the town faces a long rebuild as resources run short.
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Skscugy
Alaskan
Victoria
TE. C
Kiondikera
Dawson
Third Avenue
Paws
Bennett
Yukon
Green Tree
Klondike Nugget
Skuguay
Ora
White Horse
White Pass
Doe
Yesenna
Tolbert's Trial Confers With President Over Refugee Crisis
Tolbert and three South Carolina refugees met with President McKinley this afternoon. The group included M Collings Ninety Six postmaster, James W Tolbert McCormick postmaster, and L Henderson whose family fled violence. Tolbert refused to state the conference’s object. They then moved to the Post Office to meet Postmaster General Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Noy
BR. Tolbert
South Carolina Riate
MckKkinsey
Mr Tolbert
Ares M. Collings
James W. Tolbert
McCormick
Hr. L. Henderson
Tolbert
Sb. Henderson
White House
Expulsion Report Amid Turmoil Across Northern Belieowie
A chaotic chronicle notes expulsions from Northern Belieowie during the last fortnight. Austrian Blava and Polish Jews flee Fircalon as refugees. reports reference Gronau Westphalia mission and Dr Woy Mique Ivierlan linked to pretexts for further measures.
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Lolo
Nov
Berka
Belieowie
Fircalon
Gronau
Westphaiia
Pacconus
Ivierlan Minke
Iia
Allens
War Investigation Proceedings At Washington Hearings
General Breckinridge Dr Huldekoper and Major Knox testified before the wartime investigation commission in Washington on November 14. General Browkidge described Camp Thomas conditions and noted inspector generals must report to the adjutant general. Clevernay Woodbury returned from Vermont and sat with the commission.
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Washington
Breckinridge
Huldekoper
Major Knox
Browkinrdge
Camp Thomas
Clevernay Woodbury
Vermont
Railroads Confer Over War on Scalpers In New York
Prominent railroad officials from the New York Central Pennsylvanian and Western lines meet to discuss a campaign against scalpers. The Big Four and other passenger associations participate in conferences outlining strategies to curb ticket resales.
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Piitetiea
New York Central
Bnettipore
Ohin
Big Four
Poomylvania
Conte
War Ogiinat Eculpire
Funeral of Mrs Jessup Held at St Pauls Church
The funeral for Mrs Jessup, a member of the Presbyterian Church, was held this afternoon at St Pauls with Rev. War tuner officiating in the absence of Rev. Dr Benton. The service was conducted at St Pauls as Mrs Jessup lay in state earlier today.
Supreme Court Decisions Millevurg Nov
The Supreme Court handed down decisions today including Mortve Consumers Water and Ming common pleas Surguchanns affirmed.
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Supreme Court
Millevurg
Nov
Mortve
Escaped Private Gallen in Cuba Amid War Tensions
In Santiago de Cuba a private named Gallen of the Eighth Millie volunteers is reported as missing after a violent incident. Efforts to recapture him have failed, with speculation that he has reached the northern tal l. The Sanutlage chamber of commerce asks General Leonard Wood to hand over harbor tax funds for improvements, seeking to manage harbor work without direct supervision. Pilotage dues at Manganillo Harbor have dropped from 150 to 76, with six hours for the typical steamer. Complaints arise over an American express company with a local office, accused of sending goods to the United States without delivery here, leaving many parcels in Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
Gallen
Wisteenth
Fink
Sanutlage
Manganillo Harbor
Tampa
Major Taylor Sets World Record on Woodside Park Track
Philadelphia rider Major Taylor, a famed Black cyclist, breaks a world record aboard the Woodside Park board track, clocking a sub 40 1 9 second third of a mile pace and surpassing Wille Windle’s mark. Attempts for longer distances fail to beat the 30 1 8 record.
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Philadelphia
Major Taylor
Orick
Woodside Park
Wille Windle
Hislicothe
Taylor
Fragmented report on Alicante confrontation and regu forces
Nov. report from Hevuna notes members of the Orden Pulbhing clashing with officers and D4 soldiers of the regu forces in the afternoon. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hevuna
Alicante
Orden Pulbhing
Regu
Sattad
Fragmentary Washington notes on pensions and names
Fragmentary OCR lists pensions and individuals including Emma Inchanat, webley, Laser, Seemann, Hiram Goudav, Bradford with scattered references to Pennsylvania and Sov.th- Washington context, lacking coherent event details or dates.
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Washington
Sov
Emma Inchanat
Webley
Laser
Seemann
Hiram Goudav
Bradford
Spain Won’t Agree Without Greater Compensation in Talks
The Spanish peace commission postpones a joint session until Wednesday as Spain signals a hard line on compensation and debt relief. American envoy Secretary Moore agrees to delay while Spain seeks favorable terms, with both sides awaiting Madrid's expected stance and possible broader negotiations.
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Spanish Peace Commission
Congress
Moore
United States Commission
Ojeda
Spanish Commission
United States
Madrid
Wednnesday
Spain
War News and Local Briefs From The Morning Paper
The edition reports on general army disorders in Havant and appeals for justice by Milipinos. It notes that Spain will not cede the Philippines under conditions, and that war tax will not be abolished. Local items include a board of control departure, Alamogordo notes, press comment, a narrow escape of two young women, Lackawanna township actions, Scranton weather and suburban notes, and a grand jury fire report.
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Havant
Milipinos
Bpain
Philippines
Lackawannas
Township
Sugar Prices Rise Across Domestic Refined Sugars
The American Sugar Refining Company raised all grades of domestic refined sugars by 4 cents per pound, with Independent refiners quickly following. Granulated sugar reaches 4 cents per pound net, excluding trade discounts, marking the first general advance since price cutting begun between the major refiner and competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
American Sugar Refining Company
Qn Oet
H. Hewell, Boh & Co
National
Mollentauer
Soldier Thomas Kernan Injured En Route to Harrisburg
Special to The Tribune Baltimore MI Nov 14 Second section of Thirteenth regimentCompanies D B and G passed through Baltimore at 2 pm All aboard were well except Thomas Kernan chef of Company O struck by a wrench leaving Plarksburg receiving cut over right eye and slight injury to left hand Treated by Dy Binnech and doing nicely at this writing
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Thomas Kernan
Harrisburg
Tribune
Baltimore
Plarksburg
Binnechard
Farewell to Mr Sanborn at Rescue Mission reception
Retiring Rescue Mission superintendent Mr Sanborn was honored at a farewell reception with Rev. Dr. Giffin Rev. Tar McSeal Rev. Dr. Robinson and Rev. Mr Alrich in attendance. John Hendsey from Waterbury Conn welcomed him while Madison F E Larkin chaired the event and Mesers Pearstill Matix Sanborn and Hendey appeared on the platform.
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Mgr. Sanborn
John Hendsey
Waterbury
Conn
Giffin
Tar McSeal
Hobinson
Mir Alrich
Pierce
Madison FE. Larkin
Gottleiat
Mesers
Pearstill
Thirteenth Pennsylvania Departs for Sumnerville Camp
The Thirteenth Pennsylvania regiment departs Middletown for Sumnerville to join General Anes brigade and Second corps ahead of a new camp. Colonel Glenn will assume duties on arrival. The Ninth Ohio colored unit wagon train and First division HQ move, while the Fifteenth Minnesota and others depart for the south. Dr. Joseph K. Weaver, former Second division hospital head, is honorably discharged.
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Meade
Middletown
Pentsylvania Regiment
Sumnerville
Anes’ Brimaide
Glenn
Pennsylvania
Young
Minnesota
Connecticut
New York
South
Joseph K. Weaver
Norristown
Second Division
Aragon joins push for decentralization amid royal authority claims
In Madrid on November 4 Aragon aligns with other provinces to demand decentralization of government authority. The move comes as Aragonian delegates press for reduced central control and enhanced regional powers while interactions with the queen regent are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Aragon
Unclear text on Washington incident and aqueduct event
Fragmentary report describes a vehicle incident near an aqueduct with references to a bookkeeper and bank keeper. The passage is garbled and cannot confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
American Temple murder case seeks Mexico release
The state department intensifies efforts to gain the release of American Temple held in a Mexican jail on murder charges in the United States. It directs Ambassador Powell Clayton to address the Mexican foreign office, stressing the case's high significance for questions of extraterritorial jurisdiction.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Powell Clayton
Mexico
Dimewell
Berlin Berlin Berlin ends lines on Pacific issue
Incoherent notes describe tensions between powers over a distant question with no communications reported. One German attempt seeks to protect commercial interests while other nations show limited engagement on the broader issue.
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Berlin
Sov
Gorn
Asaya
Steamship Arrivals and Travelers In New York
Arrivals include the August Victoria from Cherbourg, and noted passengers such as Wilhelm der Grow and Gena. Vessels listed include the Cherbourg bound for Bremer, with other ships from Naples and Gibraltar noted in transit.
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New York
Wilhelm der Grow
Naples
Victoria
S Gude
Cherbourg
Bremer
Tragic Rail Accident Claims Local Engineer
Chantel J. Minow, an engineer for the Lehleh Valley railroad, died Friday night from injuries sustained in an incident. The accident occurred near Baseton, Pennsylvania, with Minow reportedly handling a boiler project at the time.
Mystery OCR Snippet Mentions Aged Volunteer Death
Fragmentary text references a musician volunteer dying, with scattered names and units. It notes a corporal in Company I, Third Cavalry and a home location, plus dates and places obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tossuti
Tire Kin
Morgan
Belgiane Assault Bohr Near White Nile Reported
The Chronicle reports via the Congo State that Belgiane forces have attacked Bohr, a Ler Veh poet, about a mile north of Hejal on the White Nile, indicating a military incident near the region.
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Lowion
Bohr
Hejal
White Nile
Filipinos Ask Justice in Appeal to McKinley from Hong Kong
The Filipino junta in Hong Kong drafts a memorial to President McKinley appealing for fairness amid Philippine tensions. It condemns American actions in Manila, cites broken promises to Aguinaldo, and urges peaceful arbitration while seeking better treatment by American officials.
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Hong Kong
New
Aguinside
Pipine
McKinley
Philippines
John Barrett
United States
Siam
Garrett
Filpinos
Sone
Admiral Dewey
Ovi
Junta
Mintle
Therm
Manth
Manila
Aguinaldo
McKinley Ald
Great Republic
Spain
Peace Commission
Untitled obituary fragment from Haltimere Nevada
Fragmentary obituary note from Haltimere Nevada records the death of an individual at St Josephs Hospital with reference to Archbishop Gross and a date around early November. The text is garbled but indicates a local church and hospital context in a speculative city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimere
Willie Pilekiew
A. Crom
Vtehudion
Caf Cinegen
Athally
St. Josephs
Howrt
Gross
Eigenathal Howe
Eibkdann
Joseph
German Army to Be Increased
The semi official paper reports Germany will gradually add more soldiers to its army, expanding manpower under government direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nev. I
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Placie
Solune Hime
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Paia
Orden Publicn
Apolan
Aroiae
Nightfail
Ares Yas
Bald
Mite
Orden Publivo
Aroltas
Orden Muab
Avolas
Vivas
Orden
Washington Post
Military Administration
Gaston
Mistaike
Windle
Tame
Pirtebura
Mdote Dlaninor
Mark Kerwin
Orton
Pennsylvania Pensions
Philippine Islands
Pittaton
Local—Board of Control
Alamogordo, N. M
Scranton
MR. Sanborn
Ilu Mescome
Fanborrn
Tadawton
Lin
A. Lansing
Pearsall
HH. Chandler
HH. Chandler Read m& Set of Resolutiens
Vale
Larhorn
Hondeey
Pineramine
Hoend- Soy
Ain
Sankern
Camp Meade
Waeshington
Germany
Archbishop Gross
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