Poisonings From Smoked Fish Stir Panic in Wisconsin
Milwaukee dispatch reports rising cases of poisoning from smoked white fish with Merrill, Wisconsin leading in deaths. Albert Radloff and another man died, with many more ill including Radloff’s family. Brotherton and Oshkosh also report cases as authorities warn of a regional fish poisoning scare.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Merrill
Albert Radloff
Radloff
Concordia College
Oshkosh
Brotherton
Lake Winnebago
George Weber
Cuba War Reports and Local U.S. Legal Moves
A Havana dispatch details rebel Lt. Col. Lino Mirabal abandoned after a late road fight with Spanish forces, amid heavy losses on both sides. Antonio Maceo conducted a major assault near San Felipe and Pinar del Rio, with Spanish defenders hurt by artillery and a costly attack that breached camp before retreat. Separate notices report railway traffic resuming on the Western line and a U.S. receiver bid connected to the Harrison International Telephone Co. case, plus a Chicago hypnotist case and the Alexian Brothers hospital corner stone ceremony with a large turnout.
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Havana
Bernal
Col. Granados
Anntonio Maceo
Guama
Pinar del Rio
Loma Blanco
Granados
Cantabria
Guanamo
Loma Blanca
Tomas de Labejas
Maceo
Coremo
San Manuel
Chacel
Engineering Corps
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Washington
Europe
Mallet Provost
Baar
DeHann
John Hopkins University
Great Britain
Holland
New York
Cuba
Lino Mirabal
Tavana
San Jose de Lasdas
Mirada
Antonio Maceo
San Felipe
Saco
San Quintin
Weyler
Ouster Reversed In Suit Against Cincinnati Railways
Louisville Trust company held a mortgage to secure bonds for Mount Auburn Electric Railway and Cincinnati Traction Inclined Railway. The U.S. Court of Appeals reversed a judgment of ouster obtained by the city, ruling the mortgagee was not a party to the ouster suit. The city had granted new franchises to another company for the route, but no work was completed under the grant.
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Cincinnati
Louisville Trust Company
Mount Auburn Electric Railway Company
Cincinnati Traction Inclined Railway Company
United States Court of Appeals
T. Lutern
Rats Steal Money From Boat In Rat Nest Find
Two white men William Smith and R Pooper slept in a flatboat on the river front in Alexandria Louisiana. They hid 375 in greenbacks and 40 in the boat under the floor. They reported the theft and jailed two men. The next morning they tore up the floor and recovered all but 10 dollars. They found a sock and necktie belonging to one of the jailed men.
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Alexandria
William Smith
R. Plooper
Second Annual Convention of Cotton Spinners Association
The National Cotton Spinners' Association of America opened its second annual convention in Boston on Oct. 7. About fifty delegates from twenty unions in the cotton district attended, representing districts in New York and New Jersey. The session focused on perfecting the temporary organization and the credentials committee report.
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Boston
Mass
National Cotton Spinners’ Association of America
New York
New Jersey
Carnival Attendance Swells in Denver for Mountain and Plain Run
Denver observers report near 100000 visitors in town for the annual carnival. The festival opened yesterday afternoon with a pageant of progress and railroads including the Denver and Rio Grande and the Gulf prepared for large crowds.
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Denver
Col
Denver and
Rio Grande
Gulf
Woman Charged With Murder Near Arkee Mo
A young woman in Arkee Missouri was arrested on murder charges in the killing of Mrs. John Hanmiey last Friday. Authorities say jealousy over a supposed affair with the husband led to the crime. The suspect reportedly confessed after being tracked by blood and confronted.
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Arkee
John Hanmiey
Mine Trouble at Resurrection Mine Sparks Skirmish
A report to military HQ says eight armed men attacked guards at Resurrection mine near Leadville on Monday night. Soldiers and attackers exchanged fire for about twenty minutes as they hid behind racks. The incident followed a midday report from Oct 7.
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Leadville
Colo
Resurrection Mine
Run on Rio Brazil Society Alarms Coffee Producers
A Rio Janeiro dispatch reports a run on the Cinda Economica society with many deposits withdrawn despite government guarantees. In Europe, coffee prices slump, heightening alarm among Brazilian coffee producers and exporters as the Sao Paulo agricultural congress proceeds.
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New York
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Telegrapha
Cinda Economica
Europe
Agricultural Congress
Sao Paulo
Cuban Carnival at Music Hall benefits Cuban patriots
A week long carnival in Cincinnati opened at Music Hall with free admission mass meeting drawing about 2500. Gen J Hickenlooper presided and opened the program with speeches by Gen Gonzales De Quesada and other Cuban officials. Admission fees to be charged later this week.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Midrow J. Hickenlooper
Washington
Thomas Estrada Palmer
Gonzales de Quesada
Henry Lincoln de Zayas
Legation
Barn framing collapse injures twenty men near West Canaan
Severs Accident near West Canaan as barn frame breaks during roof timbering. Heavy oak timbers fall onto twenty workers, all sustaining injuries. Cyrus Ewing suffers a broken jaw and Henry Snell among those injured.
Academy Fire Kills Five at Spencer School
An overnight blaze at Spencer academy near Antlers Oklahoma burned two two story buildings and furniture valued at twenty thousand dollars. Of the 102 students twenty one reported missing and five boys died. Incendiary origin is suspected and Superintendent Jeter saved his family and a seamstress.
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Antlers
IL T
Spencer Academy
Cheelaw
John Smith
Tubaay County
Spencer
Daniel James
Altoka County
Thomas Kuniotubbie
Jacksford County
Wilman Wilson
Blue County
Alfred Bryant
Harris Fisher
Red River County
Colton Bacon
Wade County
Edward Clark
Sam Spring
Kiambia County
J. B. Jeter
Tie
Jeter
Strike Nears End and Global News From Oct 5 Dispatches
Canadian Pacific telegraphers strike easing with divisions returning to normal. Freight moving well as special constables patrol north toward North Bay and Sudbury amid sympathy from strikers. Police protect new operators amid reports of possible clashes at Warren. Separate reports from Boulogne state P J P Tynan is still imprisoned, not released, with authorities guarding him and plans for possible extradition. Paris dispatch notes cabinet will decide on Tynan by Oct 14. could be expelled or sent to the United States. Miscellaneous items include missing Monroe county trustee N. N. Harrison and a murder arrest of Charles McGee in Pawnee area.
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New York
Tacksonville
Fla
Dauntless
Perepie
Toutwell
Ol. Johns River
Otter
United States
Collector of Customs
Brunswick
Pernandina
Fernandina
Laurada
Cuba
Newark
St. Johns Bar
Key West
Boutwell
J. W. Sackett
United States Engineering Corps
St. Augustine
Gilberts Bar
Cape Florida
Bisbee
Treasury Department
Morrill
Osage City
Kan
Bantu Pe
New Mexico
Seleromotive
Wm. Beckler
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Beckler
Win
BeckJar
Stamp
Topeka
Harry Hollister
McAdam
D Cothe
Bima Maxwell
Telegram
Colorado Springs
Ani
Wilford Burrs
James Coleman
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Telegraphers
Quebec
Ontario
Soo
Sudbery
Toronto
North Bay
Sudbury
Tyrnan Still
Boulogne Sur Mer
P. J. P. Tyna
Tynan
London
Parla
P. J. P. Tynan
Cabinet Council
England
Forest Fires Near Marquette Northern Michigan Threaten Towns
Fire rages two miles south of Marquette along the Marquette and Western railway with a brisk south wind, risking the city. Nestoria Junction 70 miles west and Humble, a mining village, also in danger as flames spread across the region. Ambassador Yen Nieu of China arrives in Washington to study conditions and plan a commercial tour of the United States, with San Francisco as a key stop.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dark Canyon
Front Range
Echo Mountain Hotel
Mount Lowe
San Gabriel Canyon
Marquette
Mich
Marquette and Western Railway
Nestoria Junction
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railway
Marquetta
Humboldt
Yen Nieu
Washington
Yang Yu
China
United States
Yen
San Francisco
Italian Papers to Enter Turkey Under Pressure
London reports that government pressure led the sultan to permit Italian papers to enter Turkey. A conference involving Duke of Sermoneta and Admiral Brim ordered the iron clad Roumberto, 13,294 tons, to Syria. Roumberto carries four sixty-seventh ton guns, eight sixteen-inch quick-fire guns, forty-seven smaller calibers, and eight torpedo boats.
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London
Rome
Turkey
Duke of Sermoneta
Brim
Marine
Roumberto
Syria
Ti Roumberto
Dying Actress Mrs Benard Beers Reported
Report from Rotterdam notes the death status of actress Mrs Benard Beers while police refuse to discuss the fate or location of two suspects tied to a dynamite plot. The fragmentary dispatch hints at guarded details and ongoing investigations.
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Charles D. Cramp
Philadelphia
Capitallaty
Norristown
Heonmers
Wartehed
Becrida
Nis
Las Canas
Trocha
Carsilo
Artemisa
Harrison International Telephone Company
S. A. Williams
J. D. Young
Fort Smith
Ark
Grosscup
Master In Chancery
Sherman
L. E. Ingalls
Mo Hon
International Telephone Company
Ingalls
Harrison
Elkins
George R. Peck
Patrick Egan
William Warner
H. M. Holden
R. C. Kerens
Atlanta
Foote
Hig
Ill
Alexian Brothers
George D. Heldmand
St. Paul's Parish
Feehan
Honda
Keokuk
Get
Here
Eli Baldridge
Miss Belle Meats
Mamma Meats
Columbus
Belle
Eli
Mexico
City of Mexico
Baron von Ketteler
Raoul
Mexican National Railway
Hercules Mills
Queretaro
Supreme Court
Rubico
Dore
Copley Hall
Clear and Czarina
Portsmouth
Eng
Czar
Czarina
France
Polar Star
Severs
Spencer Arademy
Losair
N. N. Harrison
Monroe County
Tennessee
Pawhuska
Charles McGee
Guthrie
John Maulding
Wincle
Ozace Reservation
Rotterdam
Kearney and Haines
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