Administration policy on Cuba and Spain in a Coban question
The document outlines a stance that funding should remain untouched while signaling that intervention in Cuba could occur only to compel independence if Spain continues its current course. It suggests Congress may act with drastic measures if Cuba fails to improve and notes the president would not veto a joint resolution, provided Spain meets conditions. It emphasizes home rule as a path forward and frames this as the administration’s overall Cuba policy.
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Congress
Mir McKinlew
Spain
Vanovas
Minintry
Sagarta
Weyler Wan
Miss Cisneros
Aimerica
Cobo
Fugasii
Madrid
Cuba
Congrove
Meeting of Coal Miners Elects Officers and Plans Redistricting
National President Hatchford clarified he did not advocate a general industry tie up but supported a nationwide strike if 250000 miners joined. Officers were elected to serve until the next state convention not later than February 14, 1808. The body adopted a state redistricting plan and discussed per capita dues and payments to fund organization efforts.
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Altoona
Hatchfor
Seliom
Patrick Dolan
Pitlsburg
William Warner
Ccommmitter
Batnet
Transure
Woh
Jones
Campany
Ratchford
Sentenced for Blackmail in London Court Case
Florence Stanfield, described as a refined woman, was found guilty of attempting blackmail and sentenced to fourteen months in servitude. She had traveled to Bard Carrington demanding money from Enel Carrington, with the court noting interactions and concealment of identities.
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Florence Stanfield
Enel Carrington
London
Florence Bionvield
Westmington
Kurt Carrington
Greet Chamberlain
Florence Brunsfield
Bard Carrington
Earl Carrington
Pollew
Wilson and Farrell Sentenced to Death in Blair County
Hollidaysburg Pa Nov 21 Frank Wilson of Massillon and James Farrell of Allegheny County were today sentenced in Blair County Court to be hanged for the murder of Then Tromedia in Altoona on April 7 1898 The judge overruled a new trial motion The crime occurred in Chemisera house at midnight as they sought the victim s wealth Witnesses say Wilson and Farrell confessed to detectives at Taylor s Hotel New York A sensational twist followed with a report that Henry Hildebrand then in a state penitentiary in California confessed to the murder but the defendants deny involvement The case links to the San Francisco murder and a series of related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidayshire
Frank Wilton
Massilion
James Marerel
Allequippa
Allegheny
Blair County
Juden J
Tromedia
Mike
Altoona
Chemiser
Tat Wilson
Porrell Bae
Taylor's
New York
Wilson
Farrell
Henry Hildebrand
Hattimern
Defendatte
Bouttecka
Willebrand
Bell
San Francisco
William Doran
Wiffrell
Peace Society Meets in Kiladelphia to Welcome Mr Cremer
A Kiladelphia gathering of the Peace Society commemorated its anniversary with a speech by Hon. W F Cr•mer of Etaland. He urged the government to accept and establish an international arbitration tribunal with Great Britain after being welcomed with heartfelt greetings by local peace and philanthropic groups.
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Kiladelphia
Penney Wwants Peace Society
Wilveren Pewce Union
Fannall Creme
Etaland
Great Britain
Cremer
Recapture of Embezzler within Inheritance Dispute
In San Francisco police report W. KP. Kisean, accused of embezzlement, was captured in Victoria B C. While jailed here he learned that SONG Waddleon and Jateos Kasei sought to claim his inheritance. Kisean allegedly used prison laxity to take part of the estate and had 708 dollars in his possession when arrested abroad. He aimed to flee by steamship to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. KP. Kisean
Victoria
B.C
Confession of Blanth er and Murder Links Alleged Crimes
The report details an alleged confession by Blanth er in Meridon Te w claiming responsibility for multiple killings including Minnehe Lamont Minnie Williams and Mire Langfeldt. Authorities note similarities among the three murders and reference possible use as leverage by defense attorneys delaying execution.
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Klanther
Forbes
Minnehe Lamont Ag
Minnie Williams
Langfeldt
Lanefeldt
Eclahtien
Ithelne
Blanther
Attorneya
Currency reform plan to be urged by president in message
The Evening Star reports a high authority says the president will recommend a currency reform plan in his message. Secretary Gage is said to fully back the plan and will submit an identical report to Congress with minor additions after cabinet review on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisseasage
Washington
Evening Star Today
Gage
Meranke
Congress
Pridus
Donation to University of Pennsylvania Law School
Thomas McKean of Philadelphia donated 1000 to Penn toward the cover of a new law building planned near the recently acquired campus plot. The trustees plan a formal naming of the reading room in honor of McKean’s great grandfather, Chief Justice McKean.
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Philadelphia
Thomas McKean
University of Pennsylvania
Law School
University
McKean
Mr MekKean
Jumice McKean
Will Cable to Hawaii
A Pacific Cable company meeting in New York elects J M Moran Edmund Le Hoylimgs and others to the board. James A. Berymwer becomes president with J A Baylies named vice president and acting treasurer. The planned cable will connect San Francisco with the Hawaiian Islands near Honolulu with extensions to Japan and Adnira lovia, survey work reported favorable and an 18 month goal to establish the California to Hawaii segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Cable Company
Central and South American Telegraph Company
J. Mierpont Moran
Edmund le. Hoyvligs
Kenedy Tod
John Irwin
J. N
James A. Berymwer
James A. Serymeer Wae
Jamund Iy Baylies
Deep Fen
Admiralty
Pocific Cattle
Mexican Telegraph Company
Twerrapyh Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ite
Itta
Minioe
United States
Ching
Australas
Britannia yacht sale details and future plans emerge
Report discusses the sale of Mrs Langtry's yacht Britannia to Mr Johnston of London. It notes Johnston’s planned Mediterranean voyage in January with his family and possible trips to Quebec, the Lakes, and later. It mentions the Prince of Wales reportedly abandoning plans for a new boat and Captain Carter possibly overseeing Britannia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Johnston
London
Lawsen Johnston
Wales
Johnsen
Mediterranean
Quebec
Alentreal
Britannia
Cuntain Carter
Prince of Wales
Howal Tighere
Carter
Murder in the Italian Quarter of Kanasae City
A brutal murder occurred in Kanasae City’s Italian Quarter. The victim, identified as Win Neal, was killed by a brick blow, and the assailant fled. Frank Bascore and family are absent. authorities report a violent struggle and the attacker is sought.
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Kanasae
Kitisea
Ity
Sly Betta
Neal
Numerque Dager Woods
Pittelure
Frank Bascore
Cath Midian
Hise Ferworr
Murten
Capitol Commission Rules Architects Not Paid
Morrisburg Nevada capitol commission met and refused to pay six invited architects as none of the plans conformed to the program. Governor Hastings did not attend after the rejection of expert recommendations. Architect Gobty submitted specifications and expects to hire the work in plant within four months.
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Capitol Commission
Morrisburg
Nev. S
Belie
Goavernor Hastings
Gobty
Peru
Iwi
Ferin
From a Lofty Dome to Death
James PL Brandt, a painter on the dome of the Wallin postortion, fell and was badly injured. A Broadway policeman spotted a man beneath the pillar and alerted officials. Brandt was found with a crushed leg and head injuries and rushed to the hospital.
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New York
James PL Brandt
Wallin
Broadway
Lappenlae
Jock Wy
Hlde
Hwiney Phelntrie
Oie
Siyper- Ihiendent Purrelly
Lexington Races Report From Kentucky Track Events
Weather clear track fast at Lexington. Race results list winners Ram daszo Highland Princess Mins Arnold. Weht Hazel Green Kathie May. Lyslie Trimuda Hate. Johanie Williams Hamnden Oxnard. Calleen Cyclone Neat P Thud with times varying around 1.03 to 1.08.
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Leoxington
ole—Ramdaszo
Highland Princess
Johanie Willams
Hamnden
Oxnard
Pine
Calleen
Cyclone
Neat P
Japanese naval official tours shipyard during visit
Naide in Philadelphia hosts Toemorusa chairman of the naval committee of the Japanese parliament as guest of the ship Nala's inspector. Tomofusa represents Higo province and tours English French and German yards before returning home.
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Naide
Philadelphia
Toemorusa
Piald Mw Vielt
Tomofusa
O Riament
Higo
England
France
Germany
Bryan not to retire announces plans to stay in politics
In Washington on November 2 William Jennings Bryan says he intends to remain in politics for life. A rumor he would retire was denied as untrue and he notes his future run for office depends on circumstances. Congressman Cinines of Tennessee is mentioned in a related but unclear subplot.
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Washington
William Jennine Bryan
Tiryan
Cinines
Tenneson
Mr. Bryan
I. Minervan
Riot Threatened Over Underground Trolley Strike
New York reports two thousand workers on the Second Avenue trolley project were called to action after a riot threat emerged. Police from two stations stood by as tensions rose over alleged nonpayment of weekly wages by contractors.
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New York
Second Avenue
Piruck Tolly
Burgess to Die in Electric Chair, New York State
The Court of Appeals denies reargument for Charles N. Burgess convicted of first degree murder in Sterling Cayuga County. He is scheduled for execution by electric chair during the week of December 6.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Charles N. Burkens
Whithek
Sterling
Cayuga County
Burgess
Steamship Arrivals New York November List
Steamship arrivals show the ship Burgundy and sister vessels sailing to New York from Southampton Liverpool and Rotterdam with stops listed. The ships Sulled 81 Loule Majestic Phoenela and Rot terdam are noted along with arrivals from Rotterdam.
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New York
Loule
Southampton
Majestic
Liverpool
Trimbury
Phoenela
Rotterdam
Hotterdam
Large Rumpus in the Reichsrath
Turmoil erupts in the Reichsrath as German and Czech factions clash over a language petition. Dr Wolff seizes a bell, duels and insults fly, a knife is drawn, and President Abrahamovice suspends then closes the session amid calls for arrest of leaders.
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Abrahamovicy
Wolff
Murder linked case points to Van Buren arrest
Shel Welle of MulberryArk pursues J C Dunham and associates wanted in Santa Clara County California for a May 26 1800 murder and robbery. The alert involves Colonel and Mrs R P McQuines Minnie Schengler J K Wella and B A Briscoe with sheriff J H Linton notified for identification papers.
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van Buren
Ark
Shel
Kates Welle
Mulberry
J.C. Dunham
James Lidford
Santa Clara County
Cal
Mire
R. P. McQuines
Phattle Donham
Minnie Schengler
B. A. Briscoe
German and Russian Notes on China Crisis
German and Russian journals urge compensatory moves to counter German gains in China. Reports say Russia and Britain should hold points in China as Berlin presses the Kino Chou Bay and Shan-Tun Peninsula. Admiral von Diedrich to command combined German squadron in Chinese waters with Prince Henry commanding the Second German Squadron. The Kaleerin Augusta, Deutschland and the Queen are to sail for Klug Chou Bay around December 10.
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Petershute
Ruselati
Russia
Rence
Great Britain
Poins
China
Kino Chou Bay
Shan-Tun Peninaula
Berlin
von Diedrich
Prince Henry of
Klug Chou Hiay
Don- Hemet
No Sewer Pipe Trust Denial by J P Morgan & Co
New York November reports J P Morgan & Co deny any interest in a proposed consolidation of sewer pipe manufacturers. They say their initial information on the matter came from newspapers in a dispatch from Liverpool, England.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lust Liverpool
Syndicate Buys United Traction Stock in Pittsburg
A Baltimore London New York firm syndicate absorbs the United Traction Company of Pittsburg and Allegheny, acquiring all stock valued around 1 million with 200000 preferred and 1700000 common shares. The deal gives control of Pittsburg and Allegheny street railways, covering over 17 miles of electric lines. Net earnings for four months of operation reported at 227,074 with expenses around 21, etc. The purchase marks one of the era’s largest local deals, following prior bond issues in July.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore
Novthe Mesera
Alexander Brown and Sins
London
New York
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
Capitoliann
United Traction
Allegheny
United Traction Company
Sevend Avenue Traction Company
Pinelure
Atreet Railway
Mittabury, Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company
Pectoral Street and Mensant Valley Passenger Railway Company
Seyitember
Indwanik
Tie Company
Howe
Frm
Haultimore Stock Exchange
May Kellard trial details forged signing case
The New York trial of Amy Kellard for forging Mrs. William G. Wood’s signature on checks continued. Prosecution and defense debated a letter about bribes, Mrs. Wood’s alleged offers to aid indictments, and witness testimony covered Wood’s finances and Kellard’s relation to Wood. Kellard testified with handwriting identifications and denied being Wood’s mistress. The day ended with a question about diamonds Kellard had pawned.
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New York
Amy Kellar
William G. Wood
Thompan
Mra. Wood
Jonil
Tiliate, Geuntsel
Speaker
Mre. Wood
Miss Kellar
Mra. Spencer
Aishan
Middletown
Virelnwe
Wood
May Kellard
Dolye
Miss Kellard
Virginia Warl
Maury
Mita Kellard
Races at Pimlico mark third day of meet in heavy conditions
Pimlico hosted the third day of racing with heavy track and longshots finding footing. Casparid won the first race over Jack Donohue and Byron Cross, Mohawk Prince led the second with Waterman in third, and Billillie took the third with Premier second.
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Maltiimore
Nev
Menilane
Goal Racine
Pimlico
Bookies
Casparid
Jack Donohue
Byron Cross
Mohawk Prince
Ll. B
Waterman
Tim
Billillie
J. A. Gray
Mont Dor
Thioret
Lay
Bquan
Phantam
Abingdon
Thime
Playwright Purl Monn Dies by Own Action in Tragic Incident
Francois Monn, noted translator of French plays, is reported to have committed suicide with his mistress after a period of financial and strategic difficulties. The events surrounding the death remain under investigation.
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Purl
Francois Monn
United States
Monn
Unclear Crisply Themed Local News Rounded Up
Fragmentary OCR lists various topics including diplomacy policy, a murder trial, coal mining deliberations, Austrian court matters, Thanksgiving traditions, local weddings, and county news with financial notes, all in a period voice but lacking coherent narrative or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ban
Thorn
Beleksrath
Lattimer Franilee
Bettem
Lackawan County News
Mahinge
Financial and Commerce
Thorn Murder Case Reopens In Second Trial
In New York Woodside court Martin Thorn faces continued second trial for the murder of William Guildenuppe. Prosecutors seek to prove Thorn’s guilt while defense argues witness statements implicate Nack, with testimonies detailing a June 25 killing and a suspect seen entering the house in dark clothing. The trial resumes Friday as evidence and cross examinations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
Howe
Nuvk
Miia Peest
Bret
Denniler
Dean
Ivy
Governor Magtings Reappoints State Board Members
Harriaturg November 24 Governor Magtings reappoints Irving A Stearns Boranton Charles Heebner Piwadgiphia to the Maine state board of maine commission er at Irving.
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Eermeel Central
Weilon
Wll
Patel
Eden
Nis
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Revon
Meeting OF
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Johny Harris
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Tient
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Thomas MccKean
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Reichsrath
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Polock
Schornerer
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Hagenhofer
Herr Pelace
Herr Prereche
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Schoenerer
Piereche
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Mr. Wool
the Herald
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Leit
Hudson
Delaware
Fred
Nack
Flere Selt
Withcases
Thorne
Galleries
Martin Thorn
William Cheildensappe
Menen Ter
Corpus Delieti
Tythill
Stati
Felkiw Lurder
Tornew
Thorny
Guildenguppe
Althourhy
Olcott
Weller
Tlowe
Hoone
Maddox
Stephen O' Brien
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Martin
Kirbog
Wooiltide
Halunday
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Nol
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Howe Walde
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