Cuban Moderates Back Peace Talks Amid Uproar in Havana
In Havana on Sept 27 moderates agreed to appoint a committee to negotiate terms with rebels while leaving all sticking points to U S arbitration. They abandoned the demand that rebels lay down arms first and debated possible European intervention amid protests against Taft and Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Moderate Nations
Senor. Dolz
Senate
Mandez Capote
Caduet
United States Pease
Taft
Bacon
Bothy
Cuba
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
Snell
Nezatintina
Accuses a Medicine Co in Damages Suit
Widow Bo Hie oy sues Corasy Patent Medicine Co of Linden for false statements in the articles of association. Promoters allegedly claimed 50 000 of 100 000 capital subscribed and paid when only 500 annually was paid. Directors named include Joseph Hoseh, Dr George W Orr, J E Wilson, Norbert Baragin, and Rev Edward P Bordus. Wilson allegedly drew a 50 000 check to Lordas for a supposed secret of manufacturing the medicine. Ltd. company allegedly had no funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Dru
Bo Hie Oy
Tuis
We Corasy Patent Medicine Company
Uke Linden
Alee
Indhe
Joseph Hoseh
George W. Orr
J. E. Wilson
Norbert Baragin
Edward P. Bordus
Schemches
Wilson
Lordas
Bordas
Abso
Father and Daughter Meet in Carmi After 26 Years
In Carmi Illinois on September 27 Joseph G Holt an old soldier and his daughter Mrs Malissa 8th reunited after a 26 year separation. Holt had fled to Henderson Kentucky after his wife died leaving his infant daughter with relatives who were later told she had died. Holt wandered to Mount Vernon Indiana where a chance encounter with a stranger who bore a cherished photograph led the daughter to believe she had found her father and the two embraced upon confirmation of his name.
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Carmi
Ill
Joseph G Holt
Malissa
Holt
Henderyom County
Kentucky
Mount Vernon
Indim
Ber Ming
Hohn
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jeff
Chicago
Madison and
Desplaines
William Page
Grand Army
Sheldon
Wabash train crash near Danville injures many dead four
Four killed and a missing person reported after Danville Illinois area Wabash railroad train No 3 crashed into a freight train at an open switch. Estimates say thirty five to forty injured, most lightly, as officials investigate if the freight left the switch open. Names listed include engineer Jonas S Butler and fireman A W Allison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Tenry Miller
Wad
Jonas S. Butler
Porn
Ind
A. W. Allison
Hafayette
Todi
Edward Harding
Ivesville
C. A. Karnes
George Godaman
Springfield
Work of a Tough Negro at Shelbyville Camp
A black man at a Bledgett construction site near Shelbyville Indiana fired at a posse pursuing him after stealing two dinner pails. Andrew Novass was wounded in the shoulder, and Italian worker Michael Fossette was struck in the head with a stone and gash on the ear. The assailant escaped on a freight train, and both victims were treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Bledgett
Andrew Novass
Bimyak
Michael Wosselle
Novass
Fossette
Hughes Names Ticket at New York Republican Convention
The New York Republican convention in Saratoga quickly completed its work after naming Charles B. Hughes as governor. The full ticket includes Linn Bruce for lieutenant governor, John F. O’Leary secretary of state, Morton E. Lewis comptroller, Z. G. Wallemef er treasurer, and Julius M. Mayer attorney general. Stewart L. Woodford read the stand-pat platform praising Roosevelt’s administration and Higgins’s governorship. Timothy Woodruff was elected state committee chairman succeeding Odell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
New York
Acelamas
Charles B. Hughes
Linn Bruce
John F. O'lsrien
Morton E. Lewis
Z. G. Wallemefer
Juling ‘M. Mayer
H. A. van Alstene
Stewart L Woodford
Spain
Committee of Resolutions
Atention
Roosevelt
Higgins
Tim Woodruff
Timothy XV
Woodraft
Overnor B. BR. Odell
Hearst Nominated by New York Democrats at Contested Convention
In Buffalo on Sept 27 the New York Democratic state convention adjourned amid a bitter, closely fought debate over the platform and nominee. The contest centered on Hearst for governor with Tammany forces backing him, while opposition urged Sulzer. Amid heated rhetoric, the minority report failed, signaling Hearst’s nomination as the convention’s outcome. A separate note from Elhart Indiana and others reports a chartered bank charter for Gary, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Tam
Md-Iow
Tammany
Grady
Raines
Sulzer
Fireless stove and success cited by General Sharp
Sept 27 report from Camp practice camps describes fireless cookers used under General Sharp supervision. A 129 pound cooker feeds twenty gallons of fod, supporting a company of infantry or a troop. Cooks were not needed on marches as meals were ready from the cooker, aiding hot breakfasts and fortified rations for maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wullington
Sharp
Livorne
Conspiracy Reported to Oust Ecuador Leader
Report from Guiyaaqnt Ecuador on September 27 says a conspiracy to overthrow President Alfaro and install Miguel Bernabio as president was uncovered. Rebels allegedly seized Guaranda, capital of Bolivar, but denial followed. Several arrests reported nationwide. The plan is linked to supporters of General Plaza, former Ecuadorian president and ex US envoy.
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Guiyaaqnt
Ecuador
Alfaroane
Proclain
Miguel Bemfnario
Guaranda
Bolivar
General Plaza
United States
Garcia
Bride and Groom Held on Hoffman Island Suspicion
New York news reports Mr and Mrs Clarence Baer of Cincinnati held on Hoffman Island with health officials watching for potential yellow fever indications after returning from a western honeymoon. Immune certificates were reportedly lacking and a quarantine order followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Island
New York
Clarence Baer
Ward Lin¢R
Hollman Island
Agrarian Disorders Spread in Viatka Province
Grave agrarian disorders erupt in Viatka with Mahwulah district at center. Villages seizing, police disarmed, landowners’ residences looted, and country devastated. Reports claim deaths of Viatka administrative police chiefs and subordinates amid a broad anti service mobilization aided by a radical political faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Viatka
Mahwulah
Viataku
Mulwaish
Viborg
Rillige
Multani
Asiistant
Toll
M. Kornefiel
Father Ogwell
Discharged on Venezuela coin dies case in New York
Captain Geo B Boynton and Lewie M Thompson, charged with possession of dies for the Bolivar silver dollar, were discharged by a U S commissioner. They planned to take coins to the Orinoco delta, and the case was dismissed as lacking jurisdiction. Also notes marriage surprise in Omaha and a breach of promise suit in South Bend. Lumber men in St Louis discuss forming the Southern Lumber Operators Association to address car shortages.
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New York
Geo. B. Boynton
South America
Lewie M. Thompson
Eustody
United States
Venezuela
Orinoco
St Louis
Missouri
Texas
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jefferson Hotel
Southern Struber Operators’ Association
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Uncle Sam
Tronpls
A Medicine CO
Faye Ht
Tig
Avis
Paris
Finess Exchange of France de Pennsyvania Railroad
Eish
Pensylvania
Pike's Peak
Cole
Pike’s Peak
United States Army
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
War Department
Philippines
Manila
Cagayasi Valley
Luzon
Barrios
Gallatin
Anking
Baggab
Cagayas
Laguna
Lizon
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hixst Street
Columbia
York
Hughes
Varimous
Fog
Bruce Renome
Woodruff
Stave
Hearnt
Democratn
Charles TF
Avomé
NEW York Democracy
Elhart
Kaal
Thomas Snell
Bloomington, Til
Hue
First National Bank
Gary
Helsingfors
Trelsingfors
Pintland
Albrecht
Stockholm
Bloomington
Isl
Carmartes
Ilinois
Canaries
Zion City
Nicago
Zion Cit
Voliva
Charles F. Parham
Topeka
Kan
Parham
Hive
Litchfield
J. G. Matty
Eldorado
Titchfield
Melon
Persui
Alarty
Peasants’ Gazette
Farle
Felip de Paris
Biarritz
Nicholie
Alexander Michaelovitch
Biatclla
Ja‘ Ndt
Venezuela Insurgenta
Omaha
Neb
Edward Wallace Waits
Cameron
Nellie Grant
St Cameron
South Bend
Eustace Southard
Haglesport
Columbus
Viola Keiler
Southard
Homeseekers’ Excursion
Wittick’s
Palm Market
West Fourth Street
Grand Junction
Colorado
Waterloo
Towa
W. L. Buckley
Billings, Montana
Intermediate Pointe
Helena, Butte, Pocatello, Ogden, Salt Lake and
Intermediate
Spokane, Wenatchee
Elleneburg
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
Ashland, Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Mexico City
City Ticket Office
C. J. Connell, C. P
T. A
Hillness
Ackley
Sauer
Ames
State Agricultural College
New Orleans
Supreme Lodge EK. of P
Buffalo
International Convention of Christian Churches
W. L. Buckley, C.P.T. A
Waverly
Winthrop
Harvest Home
Atlantic
Congress
Fort
Fae
Annatares
Drageisis
Hottlea
Emigr
Dwhn
H. Mason Con
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