Mine group near Tucson closes by Boston owners
New York capitalists have closed the base of the Sun Keavir mines from Boston owners. A seven-mine group, extensively developed, lies 16 miles south of Tucson Arizona. Count Manfred von Matuschka, of Bilesia, married Miss Ella Walker of Detroit at Walkerville, Michigan, on Tuesday. she is Hiram Walker’s granddaughter.
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Mich
Castorza The Kind You Have Always Bought
Isabella Fulton a Chicago school teacher visiting her sister in Reading Pennsylvania killed herself by throwing herself before a moving train. William Sindwrard of the White House was appointed by the prior administration to a post.
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White House
Isabella Fulton
Reading
Shelter seeker found unconscious after electric shock at door
At William B. Beakes in Newbos, an unknown man was found unconscious and nearly frozen at the door. Beakes, Jr., an electrician, had charged a knob with electricity. when the man touched it he received a shock and passed out, later recalling he sought shelter for the night but knew nothing else.
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Brothers Swap Baptism After Found Lacking Clothes
Two brothers living near Harrodsburg Kentucky resemble each other so closely that one joined the Baptist church and, when about to be immersed, lacked suitable clothes. He gave his brother 10 cents to be baptized in his place.
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Harrodsburg
Baptist Church
Aguinaldo Ordered to Withdraw From Manila Suburbs
London dispatch reports General Otis directs Aguinaldo to pull his troops from Manila suburbs by September 15 or face consequences. Rebels push campaign on Luzon, now controlling nearly all of the island except Manila Cavite and a portion of Albay. Spanish prisoners number over 9,000 as insurgents seize rifles cannons ammo and small steamships. The Times notes armistice violations and calls the insurgents advances inevitable.
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Quiet at Santiago Observes First War-Ended Rest Day
Santiago de Cuba reports Sunday observed as a day of rest with all offices closed and shops quiet. Infanta Maria Teresa near completion of f loating work while Almirante Oquendo deemed not worth salvage. Four hundred Cubans surrender at Guantanamo and join plantation work under General Castillo’s troops. Numerous gala demonstrations erupt at clubs as Cuban soldiers fill the city.
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Confessed Killer Hanged by Mob at Liberty Courthouse
In Liberty Missouri a 63 year old Benjamin Jones was taken from Clay County Jail by about 75 men and hanged from the courthouse front entrance after confessing to a criminal assault on 11 year old Annie Montgomery. The mob arrived by horseback, completed the killing in 40 minutes, and departed quietly.
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Benjamin Jones
Clay County
Jones
Annie Montgomery
Postmasters May Seek Other Office If Discreet
Washington dispatch reports postmasters may run for other offices while holding their position. Assistant Postmaster General Heath says nothing forbids it but cautions postmasters to use discretion and avoid exploiting their office for political aims.
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Post Office Department
Heath
Secretary Alger Praises War Commission Selections
Detroit September 18 Secretary Alger expresses satisfaction with the president's choice of members for the commission to investigate the conduct of the commissary quartermaster and medical departments of the war.
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Detroit
Thirty Buildings Destroyed in Livermore Falls Fire
Fire swept Livermore Falls Maine on September 18 destroying over 380 buildings. One person died and damage is estimated near $200,000 as flames raged through the town center.
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Sickness Rising Among Porto Rico Troops
A Herald dispatch from Ponce reports illness among U S troops is increasing with over 25 percent unfit for duty. About 1,000 soldiers lie in hospitals within a few miles of Ponce and some commands report up to 30 percent fever cases, mainly typhoid. The City of Chester arrived with medical supplies and 46 nurses. deaths remain relatively low given conditions.
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Estimate of Iowa Grain Crop for This Year
Des Moines reports Iowa crop totals from the monthly Iowa section of the United States weather and crop service. Cornfield yield reaches 280,000,000 bushels, up 40,000,000 from last year, averaging 84 bushels per acre. Wheat totals 24,137,814 bushels, up 9,524,760, winter average 18 bushels, spring 16. Oats total 141,875,000 bushels, up 9,304,000, averaging 33 bushels per acre.
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Des Moines
United States Weather and Crop Service
Government to Bear All Burial Expenses for Soldiers
Washington September 12. Secretary Alger directed that an order be issued altering the standard burial allowance. Instead of $10 the allowance will be $85, and the remains will be transported home at government expense.
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Alger
Three Deaths at Santiago Washington Report
General Lawton's health report for Santiago dated September 7 shows 420 sick, 290 fever cases, 88 new fever cases, 71 returned to duty, and 8 deaths.
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Wash
Hington
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Blood Purity
When you feel tired languid nervous and troubled with pimples and eruptions Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood toning the nerves and nourishing the system It cures all blood humors Hood's Pills cure sick headache nausea biliousness and all liver ills Price 25 cents.
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Territory of Hawaii Proposed as Model for New Possessions
San Francisco dispatch reports the annexation committee will recommend the name Territory of Hawaii to Congress. Local self government to be granted through municipal districts with limited powers, while the national government retains sovereignty. A territorial legislature may exist with limited powers, and the model could adapt to Porto Rico and other new possessions.
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Porto Rico
Miles Pays His Respects At White House
General Miles and Colonel Michler visited the White House just before a cabinet meeting. The brief call lasted about five minutes and was a formal gesture of respect on the return of a high official. The president met them in the cabinet anteroom and returned to the ongoing discussions with Justice Harlan and Senator Allison.
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Michler
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British West Indies Demand Aid From Home Government
Kingston Jamaica September 12 West Indian representatives at Barbadoes passed a resolution demanding aid from the British home government as a right and the only remedy for the industrial crisis They also urged measures to bar bounty fed sugar from the English market or enforce countervailing duties Lieutenant Guy Martin of the Twenty second Kansas was tried by court martial for desecrating Confederate graves in the South and has been acquitted Camp Meador Middletown Pennsylvania September 12
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Bayard Slowly Sinking in Bayard Massachusetts
In Depnam Massachusetts on September 12 doctors report Mr Bayard sinking gradually with no notable change in the past day, indicating a continuing decline.
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Depnam
Mass
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