Pain's New Annoyance The Cuba Question Dominates Washington Talks
Washington discussions center on Spain's cabinet collapse and the Cuba policy. Secretary Sherman and President McKinley weigh effects of a Liberal Sagasta ministry versus Conservative continuance, with Woodford awaiting Madrid updates.
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Sagasta
Sherman
Woodford
Washington
Wondford
Evixis
Madrid
Cuba
White House
Fhorman
Doy
State Department
Th Dew
Uberal
Vba
Wald Senor Moret
Moret
United States
Spain
Rocroraiy Ospey
American crisis rooted in internal politics says ex-minister Navarro
The note states that the crisis was not caused by external pressure but by internal political strife. It cites the excommunication of Senor Navarro Reverter, former minister of finances in the fallen cabinet, as part of the internal dispute.
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Senor Navarro Reverter
Finmes
Relief distributed to four hundred families in Spring Valley
Relief was given out to four hundred families at the commissary. Miners at North erm Hitness remain determined as they form the mainstay of the national strike. Some Northern Dutols operators have broken from the Operators' association to align with the strike. Employers plan to withhold ten percent of wages to support strikers, with more operator withdrawals expected soon.
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Spring Valley
Wares
Pennsylvania
Dutols
Hearing in the Coal Case Opens in New York Third Department
The Third Department of the New York Supreme Court heard arguments in the oil trust case. Attorney General Hancock appeals Judge Chester's decree vacating a referee testimony order to decide whether anti trust action should continue against Coline and others. Present were Samuel Sloan, Robert Olyphant, Thomas Te. Poser, J. Rogers Muswell, and lawyers Davis and Piero. The session ran into the afternoon with briefs filed for both sides.
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Saratowa
N. Y
Supreme Court
Flo
Hancock
Chester
Ona
Coline
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Roilround
Robert Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Thomas Te. Poser
Oain
Western
J. Rogers Muswell
Central Ailway
Dereoy
John Davis
J. Newton Piero
Charles KE. Parker
Piero
Euite
Messrs
Olyphant Sod Sloan
David Wilcox
David Metlure
Tandem wedding ends ride to city hall
New York report says Juans R B Ju Vena and Anne M Gilbert married at city hall after a Philadelphia cycling trip. The bride and groom, both young, joked about secrecy for a month and planned to return home by tandem after repairs.
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New York
Janes
Vena
Anne M. Gilbert
City Hall
Aldermian Chiney
Philadelphia
Auten Hale Jueenkl
Theodore
Anna Benners
Ride
Anthony
Catherine Rayner
Juvenal Io
Oll
Juvenal
Queen Lil Arrives in Chicago Amid Turmoil on Train
Hawaiian Queen Lil arrives in Chicago with a retinue, a chorus of followers from the East allegedly antagonized by local students. The ex-queen grows indignant and orders two Hawaiians to chastise chorus singers before moving to another car. The royal party heads eastward later tonight.
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Chicago
Lil
Schoola
San Prantheo
East
Squirrel Migration Seen In Cumberland Nuisance Turned Fatal
A large herd of squirrels estimated around 4 000 crossed into the woods near Cumberland Maryland today. About 000 of them were killed by men and boys before reaching cover, creating a striking rural spectacle and a grim toll.
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Cumberland
Thin City
Potomac River
Bundled Charters Granted by State Department
Tlurriaburg, S8opt WeFour chartgra were granted at the state Department Lo day. The Idberty Market company, of Pitteburs, for bulkiing and maintaining a market With capital ateck of 200,du0, Monarch Manufacturing company, of Mid dletown, to manufacture iron or ste), or both, capital stock, $1,000. Clarke brake company, of Pittsburg, Waa granted a charter with a capital sock of $1,560, Hysonle AK company, of Wilkes-Barre, with a capital check of 1, 000, for the manufacture of dairy products.
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Tlurriaburg
State Department
Idberty Market Company
Pitteburs
Monarch Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Clarke Brake Company
Pittsburg
Waa
Hysonle AK Company
Wilkes-Barre
Strikers Beat Deputies In Heavily Paid Mine Riot
A mob of over 200 strikers attacked workers at the Madison mines in Edwardsville with clubs pepper and stones. Deputies refrained from firing, sustaining injuries while protecting non union workers as reinforcement from nearby towns arrived. The ensuing clash halted work and prompted plans to increase deputy presence for safe escort to the mines.
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Edwardaville
Mwe
Sheriff's Deputies
Lattimer
Madloon Coal Company
Coal Company
T. W. McCue
Madison
W. H. Glase
Wines
Sherrif Dillon
Edwardsville
Troy
Collinsville
Sloundsville
Staunton
Glen Carbon
Gis
Boecker Tragedy Leaves Wife and Five Children Dead
Carroll Iowa September tragedy shows John Boecker murderer of wife and five children remains alive though recovery impossible. Son Henry weak but breathing. doctors warn his wound is fatal. Bodies prepared for Breda burial. Coroner’s jury adjourned with no finding. Boecker bought chloroform in Breda last week claiming it for hog cholera. Neighbors say his mind has been affected for some time.
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Carroll
John Proeeher
Henry
Breda
Boecker
Bredia
Moecker
Phenomenal Raspberry Crop Report From Bridgeville
Bridgeville Del September 30 Farmers gather second crop raspberries for shipment. Never before has such a crop appeared in this area with some farmers noting significant earnings from raspberries and strawberries. The season extends longer than last year as growers expect growing attention to second crop berries.
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Bridgevilly
Del
Deserter pays breach of promise after thirty years
Providence Rhode Island Sept 30 George F L Merrill a second hand furniture and junk dealer must pay Miss Angernett C Drury 1490 for breach of promise after deserting his longtime sweetheart of thirty years at Woonsocket. He later married another woman.
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Providence
BR. L
George FL
Merrill
Angernett C. Drury
Promine
Woonsocket
Revival sweeps Bridgeville area as churches report growth
In Bridgeville Delaware a religious revival spreads across the week. The Methodist church notes sixty two converts and nightly altar crowds while Chaplin's chapel hosts ongoing services drawing many locals to prayer and prayerful renewal.
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Bridgeville
Del
Methodist Church
Bunny
Chaplin
Cable system upgrade near Pall Mall planned
The report states that a long threatened cable overhaul is expected to begin soon with two new cables to be installed between two points in Mongao and Velucnd within a fortnight, signaling a definite time for the project.
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London
Pall Mall
Near Collision With Whale Sighted Off Atlantic City
A yacht excursion near Atlantic City reported a near collision with a large whale. Pilot Jekco Yalen maneuvered to avoid the animal as it surfaced near the Boardwalk, causing some concern to onlookers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John B. Melite
Jekco Yalen
Hich
Japan offers no indemnity to Hawaii on 1200 Japanese
Tokyo reports no information that Japan has offered Hawaii 100000 in gold to settle the rejection of 1200 Japanese. An arbitration then would be unnecessary. In San Francisco, congressmen from several states and families return from Honolulu praising their reception. Rumors in Honolulu claim England may protest annexation, aiming to gain Neckar Island for strategic purposes.
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Washington
BD. C
Howhl
Japan
San Francisco
Cali
Cannon
Witele
Tendens Slager
New Jersey
Harty
Kentucky
Tawney
Minnesota
Australia
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bellator Morgan
Alabama
Eale
Enomoly
Hawaiian Islands
United States Senate
Ingland
Neckar Island
Lawyers Arrested on Blackmail Charges in New York
Colonel Robert A. Ammon William Swoetger and William Ward, lawyers, were arrested on charges of blackmail tied to Keller former manager of a polaprators firm. Detectives say letters and a $26 000 payoff scheme were planned to force Keller to hand over documents.
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New York
Robert A. Ammon
William Swoetger
William Ward
Keller
BL & Uecomin
Inez
Mr. Keller
McCluskey
Ehlot
We Detective Bureau
New York Police Department
McClusky
Curfew Plan Proposed for Washington D C
The plan calls for a 8 p m summer and 7 p m winter curfew for children under 15 to stay off streets after hours. Police would arrest unaccompanied youths. parents face a 5 dollar fine per offense. Rev J H Bradford backs the measure and urged district commissioners to act.
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Washington
D. C
J. H. Bradford
Boys’ and Girls’ National Home and Employment Association
Bradford
Omaha
Kansas City
Lincoln
Congress
Bride Alleges Hypnotization in Deserted Marriage
Ravenna reports Miss Those Wadsworth married Newton Peck at Manta a few days ago. They lived together four days before separating and she now seeks a divorce claiming hypnosis. Marriage performed by Justice Charlee Etrecor whose term had expired, but the couple remains married until a divorce.
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Ravenna
Wadsworth
Newton Peck
Manta
Charlee Etrecor
Justice of the Peace
Fatal quarrel and enslaved colonists headline scattered dispatches
Reports from San Francisco say the brig Percy Edwards with 160 South Sea colonists is now engaged in the slave trade after a failed colonization scheme. quarrels between leaders led to the sale of the vessel and dispersal. In Williamstown Massachusetts a fatal quarrel between brothers resulted in one man dead and the other wounded. police have detained the younger sibling.
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San Francisco
Percy Edwards
Adamiess Eden
Tragedy Strikes After Train Collision Near Parsons
John McNulty and Henry Steele, two young men struck by a Delaware and Hudson express train at Parsons yesterday, died this afternoon. Alexander Brees and the other survivor, Millind, were injured with varying injuries as the wreck occurred.
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Wilkes-Barre
John McNulty
Henry Steele
Delaware and Hudson Expres
Parsons
Alexander Brees
Tig Wigon
Millind
Russia Seeks to Check England and Pacific Expansion
Dispatches from Paris and London report Russian aims to curb British encroachment in Asia and form a bloc with the United States. Afghans pledge support against Britain in the event of Som relations, while negotiations with Algrevah seek a coalition to oppose British moves in Africa. Washington notes a Russian-influenced plan to limit northern China influence via rail projects and potential British capital backing.
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Paris
Politique Colonaire
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Great Britain
Russia
Algrevah
Africa
Rusa
United States
London
Rome
The
Daily News
Kaasala
Egypt
Beaeypt
Ehnelish
Suakiin
Massowah
Kassale
Washington
Sept
State Department
Read
Tien Tein
Ching
China
BE. Hu
Liu-Hin
Baby's dress gagged victim in Glen Ridge home robbery
Mrs Ligele Fromme of Glen Ridge was attacked when a thief broke into her home. The intruder gagged her with part of her baby's dress, bound her with clothes line, and escaped with her pocketbook after breaking two toy banks. A posse pursues the robber.
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Newark
N. J
Ligele Fromme
Jobin Fromme
Baldwin Street
Glen Ridge
Velovck
Mrs. Fromme
Massacre by Kurds on Turko-Persian frontier
An inquiry into the August Turko-Persian frontier massacre finds that Turkish Kurdish raiders with Turkish military knowledge sacked nine villages and killed 300 Mussulmans and Christians including women and children. Persia demands full satisfaction from Turkey. Constantinople reports six customs officials detained for pamphlets of the Young Turk party.
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Teheran
Turkey
Constantinople
Young Turk Party
Yellow fever updates from New Orleans and gulf coast towns
New Orleans reports no major shifts in yellow fever with three deaths and twenty four new cases. Mobile Alabama records one death and six new cases, Edwards Mississippi logs one death and twenty nine new cases, with spread to Clinton. Biloxi Mississippi notes one death and twenty four new cases.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Aia
Edwards
Mins
Clinton
Postal Inspector Recovers Mail Pouch Theft Report
Richard Drummond, a longtime Jersey City post office employee, was committed by U S Commissioner Romaine on a charge of robbing the mail. The case arose after frequent complaints from business men about missing valuable letters, leading to an invention and an undercover operation that captured the pouch opening and theft.
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Jersey City
N. J
Richard Drummond
United States
Romaine
Wewl
Camp meeting shooting near Mt. Pheasant Del booted clash
A camp meeting at Mt Pheasant in Delaware ended when a pistol was fired. Reports say several people were wounded including a Duke butcher and Sam with shoulder injuries. A mystery assailant, described as a Black man, fled the scene.
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Mt. Pheasant
Del
Boot
Bocaues
Duke Butcher
Sam
del Theamas
Nesro
Expert Trapped Allport Fails to Identify Monkey Skull
In Ludtgert trial, Dr. W H Allport, defense expert, falters under cross examination. He identifies a dog skull as that of a monkey, exposing contradictions in his testimony and prompting the state to press further into tomorrow's session.
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Dr. Allport
Luegert
Chicago
Ludtgert
W. HH. Allport
Bin
STILL HUNT FOR GOLD AT PURDAMS SPRINGS NEAR LITTLE ROCK
Excitement grows near Purdams Springs in this county north of Little Rock over a gold discovery. People from Cincinnati and other places quietly buy tracts in the area on recent developments, raising belief in the mining merit and sparking talk of a Klondike-like rush if the excitement peaks.
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Little Ttock
Ark
Purdams Springs
Little Fock
Cinelnnet
Ameer Refuses Aid to Indian Rebels Amid Afghan Loyalty
A Times dispatch from Simla reports Ameer Abdur Rahman rejected Afridi Cabul requests for help, turning back a deputation at Jelalaband. Officials quoted him as resolved not to assist the tribesmen, challenging Mullahs' promises and revealing tribal leaders' dawning realization.
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London
Times
Simia
Afridi Cabul
Ameer
Jelalaband
Afehan
Abdur Rahman
Atmeer
Madrid cabinet crisis prompts resignations after talks
The queen regent accepts the resignations of conservatives after interviews with General Ascariman and Genero Pola vieja. Speculation centers on Senor Sagasta as the Liberal successor to General Ascaraga as premier.
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Madrid
Gener Agena
Eopeinhe Paver
Feja
Lecore
Mit
Ascariman
Genero Polavieja
Everal
Senor Sagasta
Axcarraga
Minny
Secretrles
Gold Democrats at the Hub Nominates Massachusetts Tokens
At the state convention in September the Gold Democrats of Massachusetts selected a full slate led by Governor William Everett for governor with James F. Cutter as lieutenant governor and Bernard M. Wolf as secretary. Horace P. Tobey named treasurer and receiver general, Mary Douglass as auditor, and William McClench as attorney general.
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Poston
Sept
Democraiie National Party of Massachusetts
Gold Democrats
Token
William Everett
James FE
Bernard M. Wolf
Horace Pp, Tobey
Marry Douglass
William McClench
Oldest Washington builder Zephaniah Jones dies in collision
Zephaniah Jones a veteran builder in Washington was killed by injuries from a collision with a government printing office clerk Rachel F. Gray. Gray was arrested and held for coroner's inquest to determine blame and cause.
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Washington
Zephaniah Jones
Uod
Rachel F. Gray
Government Printing Office
Afr
Cray
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani Returns to City After Visit
Washington notes ex-Queen Liliuokalani of a ward returns to the city from a visit to San Francisco accompanied by her secretary Joseph Heleluhe and several friends. The ex-queen’s stay in the city is indefinite.
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Washington
Liliuas Entun
Cay
Ban Frances
Joseph Heleluhe
Maritime Passenger Arrivals from Germanic and Teutonic Liners
Erratic OCR fragment lists ship names and ports including New York, Amsterdam, Queenstown Hampered by unclear ordering. Mentions Germanic and Teutonic liners with arrivals in New York and Bremendam, Amsterdam, and Liverpool.
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New York
Katner Wilhelm der Grote
Bremendam
Amsterdam
Germanic
Liverpool
Geven—Salled
King
Queenstown
Salhal
Teutonic
Gremen
Lahn
General Elections in New York City Field Candidacy
Generali-Tammany names a candidate for mayor of Greater New York as cabinet positions shake up. Hine Strikers defeat Deputies in a notable labor matchup. England expands in Russia and other regional updates. Local rail and suburban developments feature in county notices.
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Generali
Tammany
Greater
New York
Boarn'e Cabinet
Cris
Hine
Russia
England
Sport
Greater New York
Tammany Renominates Van Wyck In Bitter Home Rule Platform
The Democrat reports the September convention nominating Robert A. Van Wyck for mayor with Bird 8. Cole for comptroller and Jacob C. Ruppert Jr. for president of the council. The platform pushes home rule, opposes state interference, denounces prohibitive laws curbing personal liberty, and calls for gas price reductions and labor protections. A rough party altercation interrupts the session as Richard Croker is absent and Amos J. Cummings is named temporary chairman.
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New York
Leely
Robert A. van Wyck
Bird
Cole
Jacob C. Khuppert, Jr
Council of
Greater New York
Raines
Taft
Richard Croker
John C. Sheehan
Amos J. Cummings
Cummings
Porkeston
Almet F. Jenkins
John H. McCarthy
New York Law Ecion
Tammany
County Democracy
City Court
Justice Ia
Halland Society
Bind
Coler
Brooklyn
Bryan
Jaco Raptient
Ruppert
The Herald's Weather Forecast for New York and Regions
The Herald notes broad conditions across the middle states and New England with fresh to light southerly winds and squally gusts. Northeasterly winds in Virginia shift to fair weather with southerly to westerly breezes near Barnaby and the lakes as cold air moves in.
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the Herald
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Middle States
New England
Coar
Warner
Virginia
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Eader
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Queen Lil
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Ohio
Williamstown
Miah
Simon Kent
Oneik
Tee Jather
Asia
Pacific
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Baby
Arknens
Azcarraga
National Party of Massachusetts
Lock Haven'e Traction Company
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Lakal
Spruce
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Lakeavenia
van Wyck
Terly
Tait Hoen
Amos J. Cumming
Frost
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