Mining group closures near Tucson shift North American control
New York capitalists have closed the base of the Suan Keir mines from the Boston owners. The group includes seven extensively developed mines located 16 miles south of Tucson Arizona. Count Manfred von Matuschka and Miss Ella Walker of Detroit were married in Detroit. Miss Walker is Hiram Walker's granddaughter from Walkerville Ontario.
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Bears Presided Over Island City News Item
Isabella Fulton, a Chicago schoolteacher visiting Reading, Pennsylvania, died by suicide by throwing herself in front of a train. William Sinclair, a ward of the White House, formerly held under the prior administration, is mentioned in the same item.
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Electrician Charged Door Knob Leads to Shocked Stranger
In New Hampshire a man found unconscious near a hotel door after touching a knob charged by William K. Beakes Jr. The electrician reportedly wired the knob causing a shock that left the stranger nearly frozen and unaware of his surroundings until revived.
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William B. Beakes
Brothers Swap Baptism After Clothes Shortage
Two Harrodsburg brothers resemble each other closely. One joined the Baptist church and, about to be immersed, found no suitable clothes and paid his brother 10 cents to be baptized in his place.
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Baptist Church
House Defeats Bill for International American Bank
Washington dispatch reports the House defeated the bill to incorporate the International American Bank by 103 ayes to 148 noes after a Thursday debate led by Mr. Dingley. Opponents included Messrs Bell Sulzer Maxwell Maddox Swanson. The customs and revenue extension over Hawaii passed without opposition, carrying civil service provisions for Hawaii.
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Colo
Sulzer
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Maxwell
Neb
Maddox
Swanson
United States
Hawaiian Islands
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Hawaii
Weston Says No Complaints On Shafter Food Supplies
Brigadier General John M. Weston testified to the war investigating commission that no red tape plagued feeding volunteers at Siboney. He noted special efforts by officers, doctors drawing from hospital stores on memorandum receipts, and criticized transportation coordination between quartermaster and subsistence departments as a ridiculous issue. He called the Santiago campaign a bagatelle compared with frontier campaigns.
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John M. Weston
Shafter
Siboney
Weston
Santiago
Warships Ordered to Havana to Protect Americans
Washington reports the Brook lyn Texas Castine and Resolute ordered to Havana amid unsettled affairs and a recent hotel eruption. With limited U S troops in the province naval ships will form a protective wall as occupation nears and risks of further riots rise.
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Cuba
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Havana riot violence at funeral procession deaths and injuries
About 9 a m in Havana a funeral for Jesus Sotolengo faced a violent clash with staff of the military hospital. Wounded included Dr Betancourt Rafael Portundo General Vidal Colonel Armando Rivas and others. Privates fired on the procession as hats were challenged and weapons were used with civilians harmed.
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Armando Rivas
Francisco Lucas Blanco
Ramon Garcia
Garcia
Portando
Honor to General Garcia Laid in Arlington After Full Honors
The remains of General Garcia were laid to rest in Arlington cemetery after ceremonies at St. Patrick's church. Archbishop Ireland preached on the patriot's devotion to Cuban freedom. Honorary pallbearers included Generals Miles Lawton Wheeler Shafter and Senators Thurston Proctor Mason and Money.
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Bryan Opposes Colonial Expansion and Heads to Washington
Col. W. J. Bryan announces he resigns from the Third Nebraska and will fight against colonial policy. He argues imperialism threatens the republic, urges ratification of the peace treaty then a congressional plan to define U.S. aims in Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico. He departs Savannah for Washington to oppose colonial expansion.
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Bill to admit Confederate veterans to soldiers' homes in U S
Representative Rixey of Virginia introduced a bill admitting Confederate as well as Union soldiers to all soldiers' homes and government institutions. It applies to living ex Confederates who are maimed crippled or needy.
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Rixey
Virginia
Awful State of Affairs in Western Cuba Province
General Davis at Pinar del Rio reports to the War Department that troops are encamped amid enthusiasm while the treasury is empty and taxation is the only replenishment. There is no customs service, the province is fertile yet ruined, and locals say half the former population has been killed or starved.
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Pinar del Rio
Financial strain in Spain prompts debt relief talk
Maprio reports Spain faces high debt costs with interest totaling 635 million pesetas versus revenue of 866 million. Civil charges consume 14 million, leaving 157 million for the military and other needs, prompting El Heraldo to call for debt service reductions. London notes indicate possible talks between Russia and Britain to resolve the Chinese question amid broader co operation.
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Russia Aims to Gain War Indemnity Delay
Paris dispatch reports Russia seeks to influence China to delay Japanese war indemnity payments to Japan. This strategy would allow Russia to acquire several Japanese warships currently under construction abroad, with Japan unable to pay by the agreed time.
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Proved Its Value Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Montana Resident
Stevat Viggersen of Hyde Montana says he suffered from dyspepsia and headaches for years. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he reports good health and keeps it on hand. He also recommends it to neighbors who are pleased with it. Hood's Pills are easy to take and operate.
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Manager Palmer Stricken at Auditorium
A. M. Palmer, famed theatrical manager, was stricken with heart failure at the Auditorium at 11:30 p m. Doctors treated him for over an hour before pronouncing him out of danger.
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Cubanco
President commutes death sentence for Private Lindsay
Washington reports the president accepted General Wheeler's recommendation to commute the death sentence of Private Lindsay of the Tenth Cavalry, from Huntsville Alabama, to life imprisonment following a court martial ruling.
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Wheeler
Apor Private Lindsay
Cavake
Huntsville
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