Advancing Rebels Approach Havana Amid Cuban Crisis
Havana faces a grave threat as insurgents move from the south and west toward the capital. Roosevelt considers intervention, with warships already in the region and plans to mobilize further forces if needed. Provisional government talks and military dispositions unfold as the United States weighs action to restore order.
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Havana
Cuba
Palima
United States
Palma
Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
General Castillo
Albert
Guerra
Pinar del Rio
Avalos
Consolacion
Senor Zayas
Denver
Ci‘enfuegos
Marietta
Cienfuegros
Castillo
Disputch
Navy Department
Des Moines
Key West
Fla
Norfolk
Tacoma
Clevel
General Staff
War Department
Chickamauga
Tampa
Judges Expel Rival In Wheeling Pace Controversy
The Wheeling races drew a riotous crowd as Miss Peeler fell, the sulky toppled the driver Sweeney but none were hurt. Judge action fined Driver Wilder $100 and suspended him for rough handling of Cleo. Red Bow led the 2:30 pace then faded. Brown faced criticism before Fuller took over and won two heats.
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Red Bow
Driver Brown
Brown
Mr. Fuller
Badly Burned Worker Hurt at Open Iron Plant
Peter Fishér, an Italian employee at the Open rth plan at the La Belle iron, was burned on the chest at noon when molten steel splashed. He was removed to Gill hospital where Dr. Laneh lin attends. The space barn est: is quite good sized Phas begun suit d Thomas. Long er-$696.52, Stone asking for judg and Cohen, a.
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Peter Fishér
la Belle
Lie
Gill Hospital
Lanehlin
D Thomas
Stone
Judg and
Cohen
Indictments for Conspiracy in Pittsburg Divorce Case
Yesterday reformed indictments returned against Augustus Hartje Jehn L Welshons and Clifford Hope for conspiracy and subordination of perjury in a divorce case. Detective Gilbert Perkins and Alder man F M King were witnesses. The trio allegedly conspired to defame Mrs Hartje by obtaining false testimony from Hoge who has denied earlier statements.
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Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Jehn L. Welshons
Clifford Hope
Gilbert Perkins
F. M. King
Hartie
Hoge Sweat
East Liverpool
Martje
Woman Shot In Wellsville Domestic Dispute
William Prout of Marietta Ohio was shot by Mrs Charles Kouitz at her Sixth Street Wellsville home on Wednesday and cannot recover. Prout wanted her to adopt his son. she refused. Prout, intoxicated, pulled a gun and was shot during a scuffle. The woman was not arrested and is in delicate condition. Her husband was away at the time.
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William Prout
Marietta
Ohio
Charles Kouitz
Sixth Street
Wellsville
Prout
Race inquiry ends with expulsions over betting scandal
The incident appeared closed after bets were recalled, but Red Bow’s strong finish in the last two heats led to expulsions for its owner Dr. Dors lene of Dayton Ohio and driver Brown, along with the horse, in a gambling controversy.
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Red Bow
Dr. Dorslene
Dayton
Brown
Terrorised by Veleano in Santiago Chile Revolt
In Santiago on September 18 the Chilean volcano in the Noble province was active causing fear among locals. Many residents demanded to camp in public spaces but authorities refused permission.
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Veleano
Santiago
Chile
Cnilean
Loop Hole Travel on Railroad Passes
In Washington on September 3 John D Rockefeller may travel on a pass. A new phase of the railroad rate bill designates Standard Oil Co as the only company entitled to free transportation. The loophole rests in Senator Lodge’s amendment making Standard Oil a common carrier, allowing it to accept transportation through its vast official and employee network.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Standard Oil Co
Senator Lodge
Longworths Arrive in Columbus for McKinley Memorial Event
Congressmen Nicholas Longworth and his Roosevelt daughter wife arrived in Columbus from Cincinnati to attend a reception at the Hart hotel hosted by Attorney General Wade H. Fis. Mrs Longworth will unveil the McKinley memorial at the High Street entrance to the state house grounds, funded by the city and state at about 50 069 dollars.
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Columbus
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Hartmen Hotel
Wade H. Fis
Longworth
McKinley
High Street
Weather outlook for Ohio and region
Washington reports snow showers and cooler tonight with fair in the southwest portion. Friday brings fair skies and cooler temperatures.
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Washington
Ohio
Republican Platform Adopted at Dayton
Ohio Republicans claim decades of national progress under McKinley era policy. They praise Roosevelt leadership, call for protective tariffs, gold standard, anti monopoly laws, navy expansion, and state reforms, and urge loyal support in the campaign.
Girl Assassin Hanged After Dying Message in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on September 18 Mile Zennide Kono Plianikova, a young assassin to General Min, was executed by hanging after declaring loyalty to the revolution. Her last words asserted that her life was all she had to give for land and liberty and she refused a priest before mounting the scaffold with a firm step.
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St. Petersburg
Mile
Zennide Kono Plianikova
Min
Engineer Killed on C P Railroad Near Kennsington
Arnold M Muster, 30, a Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad engineer, was found dead beside the track near K N tower west of Kennsington after his engine reached Bayard. Believed to have fallen from the running board, with a head wound, he lived in Wellsville with his wife and six month old baby. He had worked for the C P for five years and was an engineer for two.
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Arnold M. Muster
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Bayard
Kr. Johnson
Wellsville
Muster
Wellaville
New Philadelphia
Minto Campbell
Powhattan
Burton Declares Support For State Ticket In Ohio
Dayton, Sept 13 Congressman Burton issued a statement saying he will support the Republican state ticket and oppose bossism and centralized power. He noted the platform is not progressive enough and favored popular election of U.S. senators and tariff reform though those would come later. An incident at the convention saw Senator Foraker urge Burton to endorse Dick, but Burton declined to move.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Chicago
House of Representatives
Joseph Benson Porakey
Charles Dick
Chie
Senate
Foraker
Commonwealth
Congress
United States
State Central Committee
Ohio
Dayton, O
Burton
Thompson
Senator Foraker
Mr. Burton
Cleveland
Grain Market in Chicago Reports Mixed Wheat and Hog Prices
Grain market notes from Chicago on September 13 show December wheat up 72 percent, corn up 42 percent, and coats at 32 percent. September pork trades at 16.05 dollars.
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Chicago
Coroner's verdict on Frederick Klages in 1906 inquest
In Steubenville the coroner's lengthy verdict finds Frederick Klages died after being run over by a car in Pan Handle yards. He and assistants repaired a car on No 4 track without blue flags, despite signals. A yard engine operator, unaware of workers, moved cars, crushing Klages' right leg and causing death. The coroner notes lack of a repair shop and calls for a dedicated siding or shop track for repairs to prevent such accidents.
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Campbell
Frederick Klages
Steubenvitls
Klages
No. 4
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Washington Star
Hartje
Republic
Philippines
Panama Canal
Andrew L. Harris
Consular
Ohio River
Meee
Gen. Min
Czar’s
C. & P. Railroad
Kennsington
Unan
Imous
Mr. Klages
Railroad
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