Three Revolutionary Generals Are Arrested In Havana
Havana reports say General Maem Parra and later General Juai Wucowi and General dara Miret were seized on suspicion of conspiring against public order. Governor Magoon prepared to deploy 5000 guards and 5000 sailors to suppress any uprising as waves of agitation reach several Cuban provinces.
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Williamson may acknowledge W's guilt
Findlay Ohio September 27 It is likely EB Williamson will plead guilty to attempting to bribe juror Chase Thompson in a Standard Oil case. Bond of 3000 signed by Akron financier John Williamson and Frank Weber. Williamson tearful behind jail bars admits missteps but claims no great crime, seeks swift resolution though faces fines or imprisonment up to five years. McConnell denies instruction to commit bribery.
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Posse Traces Horse Thief After Barn Heist
Raven O September 27 reporting a posse of farmers pursuing a man who stole a horse and bogey from the barn of ALC Will they uncover the thief and stop further arson to hide the crime as they search the county for the suspect tied to the farm.
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Pomton Captures a Begro Strangler
Fragmentary report states Pomton captured a strangler named Begro after a Sept 27 incident. Authorities allege the suspect strangled a woman named Titian White Viraat Go Chieti at her Chicago home while she moved about. The case mentions orders from Chicage, Walton, and other local authorities. The fragmentary wording limits specifics on dates and exact locations.
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Explosions Rock Chicago as Bomb Damages Morrison Building
Twenty five detectives search for suspects after a dynamite blast shattered the Morrison building at 227 and 125 Clark Street in Chicago. A printer, Grier, was injured as the explosion caused widespread fear and raised concerns over gang violence and threats to nearby gambling dens.
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Trust Bust ers Night Fire Destroys Barn Utilities
Sept 27 Walton reports a masked blaze at a large tobacco barn in Continentit caused by unknown suspects. Three men fled on horses as flames gutted the structure with contents. authorities note prior trust tensions in the area amid unsettled disputes.
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Nine Persons Poisoned From Eating Ice Cream
A garbled report notes nine people poisoned after eating ice cream. The text references Stakexboro and Cu and mentions fear of non-survival, with unclear names and details.
Leased Wire Operators Not to be Called Out
In Bt Lanla Missouri on September 27 President Sot Stall of the Commercial Telegraphers Union at Amerton said wire sid broker operators will not be called out in reappointment to the New York loen. He stated the action in New York was purely a test condition and the executive band had all contracts to be respected. Also reported is the death of John J More, a wealthy resident, who was shot to death while his youth wife prepared to leave for New York.
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Third Term Propaganda Shapes Election In October
A political discussion notes intense debate over a third term proposition. The piece emphasizes predicted outcomes, candidate stances, and public sentiment, suggesting strong support or opposition will hinge on party lines and voter loyalties.
Pacific battle fleet stays amid crossfire over deployment
Roosevelt weighs battlship movements in the Pacific as Congress and cabinet clash over sending the fleet to the Philippines. Officials cite strategic balance and cost while Japan remains silent on the plan. A senior admiralty view urges maintaining naval strength in the region.
Remembers the Town He Was Born In
Cleveland records memorial notes for James W. Hilewouth multimillionaire benefactor born in Molson Ohio. He owned large holdings including a municipal listing plant waterworks and a major athletic facility with a value cited around 870 000 dollars.
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Telegraphers' Demands Under Roosevelt Review
President Roosevelt commented on the telegraphers' demands and said he would review the documentary statements. He indicated forthcoming conference arrangements with labor leaders to address the issue and possible cooperation with the labor movement.
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