Spain and United States clash over Cuba policy debated
Reports from Madrid and Washington detail ongoing tensions as Spain rejects U S demands over Cuba. Senor Dupuy de Lome meets with Secretary Sherman amid cabinet reshuffles and a pending note reply. A local guerrilla action near Abreus yields casualties and captured arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Hivand
Caetulo
Manuelite
Abreus
Matunsix
Colne Yboni
Recons
Washington
Fenor Dupuy de Toro
Sherman
Adee
Merale
State Department
Achenge
Benor Dupuy de Fame
Madrid
Tenday
Snoe Sagasta
Bermejo
Senor Cullen
Cores
Cuba
Senor Sagasin
Ciba
Spaneh
Flewart N. Woodford
FE Heralde
Senor Gullen
Marshal Blanco
Havana
Presbytery Meeting Highlights From Pennsylvania Synod
The Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Pennsylvania held in Chambersburg on October 1 opened with a sermon by Dr. Pratiels Harton and included remarks from Dr. Joseph Vaine and Dr. A. W. OChalfont. Elections named Dr. George W. Chalfant and Dr. William Lourie as officers. Lourie received a ceremonial gavel and stockade souvenir. Reports show a banner year for home missions with $239,000 given locally and $1,000 to the sustentation plan, plus minister salaries and church support up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Age of Pennsylvania
Kajiing
Philadelphia
Joseph Vaine
Chester
W. Ochalfont
Mitteburg
W. M. Jew
Graham
Aincore
James M. Moore
Pitheburg
Ite
Richard Montgomery
George B. Stewart
Harrisburg
George W. Chalfant
Pittsburg
William Lourie
Holle
Fants
Chalfant
Lourie
Stowart
Lourie Wan
Andersonville
Sistentation Committee
Pennsylvania
J. 8. MuIntom
Weelett
Milton Wells
Campaign Rally in Carnegie Hall Boosts Seth Low for Mayor
A large New York audience packed Carnegie Hall tonight for Beth Low and Seth Low supporters with Mayor Strong among the cheering crowd. General Wager Swayne Elihu Root and Anson G McCook stood with Low as he received the crowd’s loud backing in a Republican rally. Tone toward Henry George and Ex-Postmaster Day on a separate Jefferson case meeting in the Bronx remained heated with George denouncing Croker and Tweed. General Tracy addressed the prom borough with about 2000 attendees as he began his mayoral bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Qet. T
Beth Low
Carnegie
Mayor Strong
Seth Law
Wager Swayne
Joseph AH. Chote
Elihu Root
Jeniral Anson G. McCook
Seth Low
Teyors
Mr. Lewes
Gowani
Cheera
Strong
Cheerine
Rapa Lean
Bipretary
The
Interior
Biles
Benktor Platt
Wager Bwayne
Carnegie Hall
Loomioet
Gredler
Henry George
Dayton
Thomas Jefferson
Bronx
Applaise
Croker
Faelunid
Hans Tweed
John Y. McKane
Robert A. van Wekt
Wis
Jefferson House
Wie Whittack
Benjamin Tracy
Tracy
Pullman Funeral Arrangements for George M Pullman
Funeral arrangements are set with active pallbearers from Pullman Palace Car Co officials and honorary pallbearers from the circle of Mr Pullman’s friends. Services will be at Prairie avenue residence at 1 2 pm Saturday with Rev Dre N D Hillis of Central Church and others officiating. Interment follows at Craceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chylongo
Det
George M. Pullan
Dent Millionaire's Honest Friends
Business Pass Estates
Pullman Palace Car Company
Rev
Dre
N. D. Hillis
Central Church
BR. J. McPhorac
Second Presbyterian Church
C. H. Eaton
New York
Fritcheyites Win County Chairmanship Dispute
Judge Simonton issued an opinion resolving the Democrats split between Meyers and Pritchey factions. He ruled the county ticket nominated by the Fritcheyites is regular and that Dr. John A. Fritchey is the legally elected county chairman. The Meyers faction had claimed William K. Meyers was the county chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Judgne Simonton
Meyers
Pritchey
Democratic Party
Fritcheyvites
John A. Fritchey
William K. Meyera
Superintendent Hughes Stabbed in Waterloo Assault
The Lehigh Valley Railroad superintendent Hughes was stabbed fatally at Waterloo New York on October 21 by a man identified as Shorty Lyons who surrendered to police after the assault. The motive and full details remain unclear as officers investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
N. Y
Buperintendent Hughes
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buddy
Lkely
Mia Amas
Ant
Shorty” Lyons
Grocers Alliance Forms After Philadelphia Firm Fails
The Philadelphia group Dot M John and Cumberland Co. grocers and millers met to align for creditors. Liabilities are 115000 with assets unknown. Cause cited as low business mood and downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadeliphia
Dot
Johns. Cunningham & Co
Preblors
Luetgert Jury Split Over Rings and Witnesses
Chicago reports on Adolph Luetgert's murder trial where jurors disagreed fearing rings in the vat and Kenosha testimony. Juror Hailey doubted the rings while Holabird and Barber pressed opposing accounts. Luetgert gave a sworn written statement declaring innocence and seeking bail as the case lingers through post trial motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Sullivan
Luetgert
Lueteert
Deneennothcer
Tuthill
Tverfert
Deneen
Hall
Criminal Court
Emma
Gottiioda Schimpke
Kenosha
Louise Luetgert
Wisconsin
Hurley
Luetrert
Holabird
Controversy Over Monsignor Schroeder Referred to Pope
Washington's Catholic University of America board referred the Monai gnor Schroeder dogmatic theology case to Pope Leo for final determination. The action follows years of internal dispute with Monsignor Behroeder in focus as the German-leaning faction faced retirement timing and policy clashes. The move keeps in force a view from Rome while continuing university affairs, including Indian bureau funding, under current leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Catholic University of America
Monalenor Schoeder
Pope Leo
Dboelles
Vatican
Bern
Rome
Monsignor Conaty
Monsignor Schroeder
Tle Tea Hution
Germany
Holy Father
Monaignor Schroeder
Taward Hid
Monsignor
Behroeler
Alonsignor
Behroviler
Heikko
Hishon Keane
Monsignor Behroeder
Howl of Directors
Schroer
Monalanor Aluminelli
Itheral Delewate
Behroeder
Behremler
Wilingnes
Pope Lee
Ean
Archivehope
Catholic Indian Bureau
Monaignor
Stephan
HTM
Baltimore Defeats All-Americans in Crowded Cedar Rapids Arena
A large crowd witnessed Baltimore triumph over the All-Americans in a hard fought game. Key players included Hatteorive, Hoffer, Clark, Hastings, and Donuwhue, with standout Lightstick work defining the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapidy
Baltimore
Beore
Hawaiians Oppose Annexation Washington Mission Planned
Hawaiian groups decide to send a five man commission to Washington to oppose annexation and seek ratification defeat. J O Carter a white man is expected to lead the delegation with support from three Hawaiian societies and interest from German interests in Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ban Franciacs
Washington
J. O. Careter
Chermany
Germany
Samoa
United States
Hiawaii
Convention of United Workmen Ends in Philadelphia
The twenty eighth annual grand lodge convention of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Pennsylvania closes at Horticultural Hall. Officers nominated include E E Hofmann Johnstown as Grand Master Workman and Frank J Hastings Bedford as Grand Foreman with Pittsburg set as 1885 meeting site. The convention adjourns after electing degree of honor officers for the ladies auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of the Anchent Order of United Worksmen of Pennsylvania
Horticultural Hall
Grand Lodge
Niance Committee
Pittsburg
Dasnro
E. E. Hofmann
Johnstown
Frank J. Hastings
Bedford
W. F. Hoffman
Lewis Jones
Alex Hildebrandt
Greenville
Morton Morris
Joseph M. MeoNale
Pitteburo
J. B. Kibler
Allegheny
Ladien
Capitol Plans Not Perfect in Harrsiburg Meeting
Harrisburg Oct 2 The capitol building commission heard architects explain designs for the proposed capitol. Clar ence B Luce described Huston Co plans and discussed a plan with trees in the forecourt that was rejected as their own by Hewld Carrere and Harding Chooch. Several plans exceeded cubic-foot allowances and the $6000000 appropriation would yield only a modest building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol Building Commission
Clarence B. Luce
Huston & Co
John M. Carrere
Hewld
Carrere
Harding & Chooch
New York Architectu
Pennsylvania pensions list with names and places in Oct issue
The Pittsburgh and allied lists publish reavest and supplement pensions including Oxenrider Pittsburg Hampion Scranton Cunning ham Markleysburg Wottach Aleghony Long Washington Cramer Wilmington McMaoster Latrobe Hakm Carlisle Swarts Creek Fry Hicksville Clark Spartansture Aller Dauphin Munllerton Yohogany Wetmoreland Gray Piolabueg Diffendurfer Hill Lancaster Hall Cobaugh Mummeletown Cooper Soldiers Home Wire Skiles Ingomar Williams Pittston Packard Mitchells Creek Schritehood Manny s Choice Redinger Everitt Bedford Maser Patch Somerset widows and minors of Hassett Hawley Forquer Chapitt Corry Low Everett Bedford Kiefer Smithtown Sherbaugh Cresco Montour Martin Hakins Corners Vonango in Oct report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Penr Oxenrider
Hamlin
Letmon
Kueh Bighey
Pittsburg
William M. Hampion
Scranton
George P. Cunningham
Markleysburg
Fayette
Christian Wottach
Aleghony
William Long
Waslington
Hugh M. Cramer
Wilmington
Lawrence
Jamow W. McMaoster
Latrobe
George Hakm
Carlisle
Joseph C. Swarts
Boweh Creek
John T. Fry
Hicksville
Ritner Clark Spartansture
Crawfort
John W. Aller
Port Hunter
Dauphin
Hrvan M. Munllerton
Yohogany
Wetmoreland
Joseph L. Gray
Piolabueg
John Diffendurfer
Bporting Hill
Lanccster
Michael Hall
Allegheny
John Cobaugh
Mummeletown
Stephen W. Cooper
Soldiers
Builuin
Murder of 4 former resident near Bunbury shocks Sudbury
In Sudbury Ontario on a Tuesday afternoon police reported the brutal murder of TL-Polix Villeneuve, a former resident of Ruyeide township, about 15 miles from Bunbury. The incident occurred in the afternoon and authorities are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ont
Polix Villeneuve
Ruyeide
Bunbury
Wedding at Pottsville Unites Thompson and Archbald Family
Mise Margaretia Thompson wed James Archbald Jr of Scranton in Pottsville First Presbyterian Church in a grand ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Rasman. The event drew prominent guests from Scranton and beyond, with elaborate floral decor and city society marking the union. The couple will live with the bride’s parents. the groom’s sister missed due to travels in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
Mins
Mizateil Archbald
Scranton
Joseph A. Archbald
Mies Steteon
Bangor
Reailting
Prescott
Trower
Philadelphia
Boltger
Mra
Jimee Archbald
Judge Archbald
Henry Melin, Jr
Mre
C. H. Welles
Mee
N. ¢. Robertson
H. W. Kingsbury
H. P. Simpson
Everett Warren
RM. Scranton
Mike Welles
Mira Holin
Miss Hunt
Susan Jermyn
J. H. Brooks
Mira
Kilbaebury
Augusta Archball
Europe
Schuylkill County
Gharil
Harrison Not Wanted in Democratic Steel for Van Wyck
Tammany leaders fear the India S creet prattle of the speaker as Mayor Harrison visits New York to back Jude Van Wyck. Republicans and Citizens' union backers had criticized campaign speakers like Foraker and Thurston. Harrison's offer is seen as weakening the Democratic stance on the issue. Henry George reportedly declined many Populist and Silver speakers offering, though he has about ten speakers, mostly from Greater New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
New York
Harrison
Chicago
Jude van Wyck
Citizens’ Union Movement
Reaters Foraker
Thurston
Henry George
Jerry Simpson
Bendtor Peffer
George
Greater
Justice van Wyck
Houston Street
Broadway
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Tammany Campaien Fund
Tammany, Wand
Tammany Aldermen
Kingsbridge
Board of Aldermen
van Wyck
Bheehay
Dani McMahon
Fourth Avenue Ine
Overy
Fever Situation Improves In New Orleans And South
New Orleans reports fever decline with only thirty cases at 7 PM and two deaths by nightfall. Other updates include Montgomery Alabama requesting Dr Guiteras return to assess yellow fever. Clinton Mississippi and Bay St Louis reporting new cases. Mobile noting four new cases and three deaths with recoveries and spread toward Wheelerville and Piematon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Siater Sylvester
Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Philadelphia
C. C. Harrison
University of Pennsylvanian
Wyman
Washinggton
Board of Health
Montgomery
Guiteras
Alabamna
Jackson
Misa
Clinton
Nittayama
Edwards
Bay St. Louis
Cayagua
Bay Br. Louie
Mobile
Ala
Wheelerville
Piematon
Alia
McKinley Platform Endorsed by A Lackawanna Democrat Faction
A fragmented message urges voters in McKinley to back protection and prosperity while opposing the free trade and free silver Chicago platform. It asserts Tully and others will vote for Schadt and Horn, urging support for their political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lackawanna
Tully
Schadt, Horn, Et
McKinley
Hrsan
Mission of Major Mandy Delayed Return Home
Special commissioner Major Mowe P. Mandy completed his duties at the French International Exposition of 100 but his return to the United States is postponed due to serious illness, alarming friends and delaying travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furia
Mowe P. Mandy
Unitedtates
United States
Morning News Bulletin Highlights and Local Notes
Brief items include General Castilio reported killed and General Tracy's confidence tests. Jury disagreement over a case, Hawaiian opposition to annexation, and cost concerns in Providence. Day at home for a local friend, and a Lacwl-Bouth gala victory. Court proceedings and Republican meeting staged in Providence. Reformed Synod work closes. Murderer Welker survives. Northeast and suburban notes, local maps, and financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castilio Hewarted
Tracy
Providence
Apipcomal Synod
Welker Survides
Laval—Weast
Lackawanna County News
Mappeninga
Financial and Commercial
Why Tracy Is Confident in Election Outlook
A New York canvass of voters in Republican districts is due next Monday. General Tracy declares the district reports are highly satisfactory. projected Low support in silk stocking boroughs and strong Tracy base in Tammany strongholds shape the race with early hints of campaign funding from corporate sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tracy
Quigg
Tracey
Fortly
Low
Manhattan
Bronx
Mr. George
George
Tammany Hall
Twenty-first
Dievtriet
Mr. Low
van Wyck
Strong
McKinley
Tragic Domestic Incident in Madrid Details
In Madrid Missouri on October 2 George Woester man killed his stepdaughter then took his own life after a pattern of suspected criminal intimacy with the girl. The victim would have soon become a mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
George Woesterman
Borome
Weather forecast for the midwest and northeast today
The Herald reports partly cloudy conditions in the middle states and New England with cooler temperatures and variable winds. Local rain possible in lake regions. clearing expected by afternoon except near Sandy Hook. Saturday outlook shows similar light winds and slowly rising temperatures.
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the Herald
New York
Middle States
New England
Sandy Hook
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Senor Dupuy de Lome
DE Lome'r Instructons
London
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D. J. Waller
Moffatt and
Warflehl
Presbyterian Synod
Carnegie Mall
Pullman
Fritcheyites
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Hailey
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Vincent Piensod
Associated Press
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Lueigert
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Leutzert
Luetsvert
Vincent
Becatey
Adolph I. Luetrert
Leeland
Bulief
Adolph Louis Luetgert
Loulme
Luetpert
Mra. Linetgert
Christian Felt
Jaulee
Ita
William Charles
Mary Siemmering
Church In
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J. C. Carter
Gere Mans
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Convention OF United Workmen
Pennsylvania Pensions
Pottsville
Mise Margaretia Thompson
Jas. Archbald, Jr
Thies City
Dr. Gulleran
Alabama
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