Peace- Questions Considered As US Cuban Debt Burden Grows
The Porto Rican and Ladrones questions are merged with the Cuban issue as peace commissions pursue a simultaneous conclusion. Spain faces pressure over Cuba debt before a possible hostilities resumption, while the United States contests shared liability and contemplates independent Cuba. Details focus on debt totals, proposed US share, and ongoing protocol talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Ladrones
Cortes
Bpanjarda
Cuba
Shipping News Briefs From New York Harbor
New York city reports arrivals and sailings with Belgenland cleared for Southampton Gibraltar and Aller arriving in New York for Naples and Genoa as part of the daily harbor movements.
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New York
Belgenland
Southampton
Gibraltar
Aller
Naples
Genoa
Harrity Denies Deal With Guffey Over Jenks Support
Philadelphia dispatch reports William F. Harrity declaring he backs George A. Jenks for governor and denying any deal with Colonel Guffey. He says Democrats statewide unite for the Jenks ticket and any talk of patronage or recognition is baseless fiction.
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Philadelphia
Willam F. Harrity
George A. Jenks
Colonel Guffey
Pittsburg
Harrity
Jenks
Harrity Saree
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
T Am
Mr. Harrity
Philadelphia Peace Jubilee Parade Highlights and Guest Attendances
Philadelphia hosts a Peace Jubilee with crowds and electric displays. Warships Winslow Marblehead Gloucester and Mayflower arrive on the Delaware while Commodore Pratlip Captain Polger and Lieutenant Staunton visit Major Warwick. President to attend Union League reception and public meeting at the Academy of Music. General Miles will lead the parade with troops including the Twenty first infantry from Plattsburg. Over 26 000 volunteers and 26 000 tons of marching force expected with other officers and dignitaries arriving and viewing the naval display.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Winslow
Marblehead
Gloucester
Mayflower
Pratlip
Polger
New Orleans
Staunton
Warwick
Texas
Union League
Court of Honor
Miles
Shafter
Academy of Music
Twenty-first Infantry
Plattsburg
MN Cuney
Fifth Artillery
Bien
Andury Challe
Fanthign
Miss Longe
Wheeler
Hollinger Guilty in Pennsylvania Farmhouse Murder
In Morrisburg on October 24 the jury found Joseph Hollinger a Derry township farmer guilty of murder in the August 26 death of his wife. He stabbed her during grape picking. he had pleaded not guilty, later for voluntary manslaughter. His children testified to threats. the defense noted family insanity and his nickname Crazy Jie. A new trial will be sought.
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Morrisburg
Joseph Hollinger
Derry
Hi Wife
Hollinger
Holinger
Jie
Camp Site Chosen for 2000 at Pinar del Rio
Captain Griscom selects a camp site near Pinar del Rio able to hold two thousand men. Cuban destitution and a smallpox epidemic loom as relief and medical aid struggle amid a tense military backdrop in Havana and Matanzas.
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Griscom
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Voraker
United States Military Commission
Commission
Vedado
Laine
Hart
United States Commissionera
United States
Police Department
Trocha Hotel
Solan
Blanco
Pinar del Rilo
Hecker
Pinar del Flo
Grigcom
Admiral Schley Launched in New York Shipyard
The Admiral Schley, a new American Mail Steamship Co vessel, was successfully launched at Cramp’s Ship Yard. Miss Jonnie Pears christened her as officials from New York joined Philadelphia observers. The ship will serve the West Indian fruit trade between New York and Havana, part of a four-ship series with the Admiral Theney launched on August 18, the Admiral Sampson two weeks later, and the Admiral Watson due November 1. The vessels measure 280 feet long, 26 feet beam, and 26 feet depth.
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Philadelphia
Admiral Senley
American Mail Steamship Company
Cramps
Jonnie Peares
Thin Eli
Ammerican Mall Steamship Companys
New York
Admiral Schley
Havana
American Mail
Com Pins
Admiral Theney
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Watson
Captain Carter Dead in Selach’s Hotel
Captain Thomas B. Carter head of the secret service bureau for Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee was found dead in his Selach’s hotel room. Coroner McCullough ruled death by heart disease around midnight with no pain. Carter had been appointed months ago to fill a vacancy created by Captain Michael Bauer and planned to join his son in Indianapolis when death occurred.
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Lowieville
Thomas B. Carter
Secret Service Bureau
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Wan
Selach's
McCullough
Carter
Michael Bauer
Secret Service
Indianapolis
Ryan Defeats Bonner in Elusive Twenty Round Bout
New York reports Ryan of Syracuse defeats Bonner of Summit Hill Pa in a mid Harlem fight at the Greater New York Athletic Club. The bout lasts twenty rounds with Ryan never in danger and winning by a clear margin. Bonner showed clever boxing but could not match Ryan’s pace and skill.
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New York
Hmny Ryan
Syracuse
Jack Donner
Summit Hil
Greater New York Athletic Club
Sryan
Bran
Martin
Swallow Campaign Hits Somerset and Myeredale
Gubernatorial candidate Swallow drew crowds in Somerset and Myeredale with speeches criticizing Auditor General McCauley and the Delaney Miller pamphlet. Volney B. Cushing warned party bosses, while Swallow urged accountability over $124,000 for agriculture and $19,000 for contingencies. He scheduled further stops at West Newton and Charleroi.
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Somerset
Swallow
Myeredale
McCauley
Charles Miller
Hamilton
John C. Delaney
Chirles Miller
Hamiton
Quay Machine
Department of Agriculture
State College
Volney B. Cushing
Dr. Swallow
Weat Newton
Charleroi
Letter demanding retraction over stock loan allegations
Philadelphia letter from Mr Loper challenges Hon John Wanamaker to retract public accusations about a $100000 stock loan to Pittsburg Pure Beer Brewing. Loper denies all purchases or loans and proposes an independent committee of editors or prominent citizens to verify the claim. He urges a public correction.
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John Wanamaker
Mifffintown
Omerneus
Pittsburg
Trendfer
People's Bank
Ite
Wis
Hellevimner
Milllintown
Philadashin
Toauny
Gutree
Hlidard
Destructive Wharf Fire Destroys Brooklyn Waterfront
A fierce fire at Pier 30 and adjacent wharf in Brooklyn caused about half a million dollars in damage. The blaze swept four blocks along the riverfront aided by a north wind, threatening the Androsen ship and burning the Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company facilities. The Androsen owned by F. L. W. Roberts faced a heavy loss, and the naval stores of George W. Hammond suffered extensive damage.
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New York
Enet River
Brooklyn
Naval Ateros
George L. Hammond
Cafies
Walcott Street
van Dyke
Wall Streets
George W. Hammond
Ithe Andrieen
FL W. Roberts
Liverpool
Ptall Bros
Gowanus
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company
Fighting at Pekin Reports from Marco Polo Bridge Clash
Pekin dispatch says Chinese soldiers attacked English engineers at the Marco Polo bridge on the Pekin Hankow railway. Two engineers were injured and a railway coolie was killed. Telegraph wires cut at Paoting-Wu. Foreign envoys will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow.
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London
Pekin
Dually Telegraph
Marco Polo Bridge
Pekin- Hankow
Pao- Ting-Wu
Loon of the bark Maria Libera ashore near Cape Romain
From Georgetown news: the bark Maria Libera sailing from Savannah to Cette with cargo of taves went ashore off Cape Romain after a gale. Captain and seven crew reached Georgetown. Vessel total loss but part of the cargo may be saved as foreign advice is awaited.
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Columbia
Georgetown
Savannah
Cette
Franca
Cape Romain
Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Trust Ruling Against Railways
The U S Supreme Court declares the Joint Traffic Association illegal under the Sherman Act. The decision affirms federal regulation of railroads as semi public, reversing lower court rulings and aligning with the TransMissouri outcome. Dissenters are Gray Shiras White.
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Supreme Court
Gray
Shiras
White
Great Trunk Line Systems
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Joint Traffic Association
United States
Justion Peckham
Trans-Missouri
Congress
Fuller
Harlan
Brewer, Trown
Peckham
Shirase
Justive McKenna
Justice Peckham
Hartin
United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
United States Court of Appeals
Mulroads
Yast
Traffic Association
Trmk
Simale
Aerosmens
Trims Missouri Association
Ileal
Biw
Harlun, Brewer, Brown and Peckham
Trafic Association
Iegal
Tyroni-Missouri
United States Circvwit Court
Southern District
New York
Attorney General
Eclrcuit Court
Court of Appeals
Gemissal
Edmunds
James C. Carter
E. J. Phelsin
Hicharde
Weather and City News Roundup From Scranton
Morning weather shows pair and southerly winds. Local reports cover Scranton court sessions and the disposition of the peace settlement. Editorial notes oppose investigating the diphtheria epidemic. Plus updates from Havana peace talks and Camp Meade soldiers.
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Camp Meade
Anarchist Arrested in Haifa During Imperial Visit
Haifa Palestine October 2 police made an important arrest of a well known anarchist. Extraordinary precautions are taken to protect Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria. No women are allowed in the streets while the royals stay. Police fear anarchists might use disguises to gain access.
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Haifa
Palestine
William
Augusta Victoria
Sargent's Successor Named to Industrial Commission
John T. Kennedy of the Department of Columbia was appointed a member of the industrial commission after the resignation of Vice Sargent. The Washington appointment confirms changes in the panel and signals ongoing oversight of labor and industry matters.
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Washington
Judge Day Seen as Right Man for Peace Mission
Washington dispatch cites William R Day as president of the Hispanic American commission. It quotes a Madrid diplomat lamenting Cuba debt talks and praises McKinley for steadfast support, urging firm stance to secure terms without war.
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Washington
Washington Post
Paris
Hispanic-American Commission
William McKinley
William R. Day
McKinley
Day
Leaber
Bismarck
Gambetta
Li Hhung Chuang
Count Tzo
Phere
Gertiemat
Unite States
Cuba
Madrid
Aguinaldo Appoints Rival Leader Arrests Shake Insurgents
Manila reports General Pin-del-Pilar, Aguinaldo’s top rival for control, summoned to Malolos and arrested on charges of disregarding Aguinaldo’s authority and defying American forces. Amtinghio has resisted replacing unfit officers and faces obstacles from insurgent leaders.
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Manila
Pin del Pilar
Aguinaldo
Philippine Insurgenta
Malolos
Acainethia
Aguinalde
Amtinghio
Amtinabio
Pana
General Merritt marries Miss Williams at Savoy Hotel
General Merritt and Miss Williams wed in the bride's Savoy hotel apartments at six o'clock. The ceremony was moved from St Andrew's Westminster due to Miss Williams illness. Only intimate friends attended including Mrs Norman Williams and Norman Williams Jr with Lord and Lady Charles Mull er and Henry White the U S charge d affaires.
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Lemson
Merritt
Miss Willams
Savoy Hotel
Bt. Andrew's Church
Westminster
Miss Williams
Norman Williams
Botkin Declared Not a Fugitive by San Francisco Court
The San Francisco Superior Court en banc rules Mrs. Botkin is not a fugitive from Delaware justice for the murder of Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Tieoane. The court says flight must be perpetual, not constructive. She is remanded to police custody while trial date and venue are pending.
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San Franciono
Superior Court
Botkin
John P. Dunning
Joshua Tieoane
Dover
Del
Delaware
McIntyre Sentence Approved by President
The president approved the court martial sentence dismissing Chaplain McIntyre of the Oregon from naval service for remarks in a Denver lecture that criticized Admiral Sampson and others.
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McIntyre
Washington, Dct
Naval Service
Oregon
Denver
Sampson
Fashoda Incident Dispatches Across European Powers
Important letters from the Marquis of Salisbury outline Egypt’s Nile valley claim, Major Marchand’s precarious position, and Mustapha Foy’s appeal to Lord Cromer. The Paris and London talks press for a written settlement while Britain weighs French proposals amid ongoing tensions over Khartoum and Sudan.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Nile Valley
Egypt
Major Marchand
Mustapha Fo Hoy
London
Admiralty
Cunard and White Statnes
Vesiele
France
Senteh
Great Britain
Baron de (Ourlet
Paris
Salisbury
Matequis
Salinhbury
Dissadur
Edmond Monron
Baron de Courter
Beypt
Omealurnan
Sallabury
Marehand
Paron de Vouriet
Baron Courlet
Baroy de Courlet
Nile
Milligale
Malebury
Baron de Ourlet
Parle
Tonf
Lriiteh
Thursany
Strike ends as miners return to work at reduced wages
The miners strike that began in March is broken. Pomeroy mine workers return to work at lower wages while the Sulllian mine at New Haven West Virginia remains idle. Winter approaching and lack of company store credit ended the strike.
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Pomeroys
New Haven
W. Va
Pomeroy
Bend
Uo Company
Unclear loaned items listed across regions
Fragmentary notice records loans of items with scattered names and locations such as Lakeside and Luzerne. The text mentions amounts like $10 and several personal names, but details are incomplete and distorted.
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Washington
Pennaylovania Pecelone
Uprigii
al—Charles
Lakeside
Busque+ hanna
Increnere-Special
Inine M. Mogers
Ideetown
Luzerne
Weather Forecast for Wollington October First
An October forecast from Wollington predicts partly cloudy to mild conditions in the morning followed by possible evening showers. Winds shift to a fresh southerly direction with higher humidity and a chance of drizzle after sunset.
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Wollington
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