Spanish and Cubans clash in Matanzas hollow square fight
News from Var ner Bay reports General Maceo's force of about 300 Cubans surprised 3,400 Spanish cavalry in the San Juan valley near Matanzas. After a four hour battle the Spaniards retreated, leaving many dead and surrendering arms. Cuban victory sparks joy in the colony as reports of a separate Cuban landing at Rue Hel Toro reach the press.
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Err Wren
Pla
Maceo Bas
Matangas
San Juan Valley
Neral Maceo
Onda
Subust
Coben
Oubs
Noiler
Aslouds Corrill
Trade review shows mixed signals for near term demand
R G Dun Cos notes ongoing delcine in inflows and prices for several staples with cheaper leather and slower cotton demand. Wheat and corn show modest shifts while textile goods face weak demand. failures up slightly in the U S and Canada. El Paso to host a possible Corbett Fitzsimmons fight. De Lome claims US Cuban insurgent recognition. Waterford suicide verdict in London. Aurora cigar promoted.
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R. G. Dun
Cos Review of Trade
Urises
Irop
Bes
Stéaring
Ameandy Jaree
Atlantic
Mor
KanOe
Becan
United States
Cuauia
Discipline in the Army Shows High Soldier Reform
Report of Inspector General Bhuws Gratifying Improvement finds army discipline at high standard. Officers deemed competent and recruitment quality rising, with only about one in eight meeting qualifications. Increase in home for volunteer soldiers and crowded facilities noted. Army schools and military instruction grew to 14 colleges with 3,000 more pupils than last year.
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Bhuws
Wasuinotos
Dreeilla- Fidge
Crary
Uicis
SCOFF AT CHAMBERLAIN dispatches reveal British Guiana policy
The State department holds full text of Chamberlain’s dispatches to Sir Charles Lees detailing frontier strengthening steps in British Guiana. It includes plans for police expansion, Maxim gun purchases, and the Bahian council’s reaction amid cabinet recommendations. Also reports Missouri Pacific train wreck and widespread fires in Wisconsin and Missouri with drought conditions and protest over cattle imports to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaitrxetos
Joseph Chamberlain
Alate
Charles Lees
British Guiana
High Council of
Chamberlain
Cardinals Named in Pope’s November Conclave List
A Rome dispatch reports the November consistory will elevate several candidates including Mauri Viecona Lisbon Madrid and Satolli, with names listed as potential cardinals. Denver’s Chamber of Commerce and city leaders issued a joint call for a mass meeting on October 31 to protest Spanish oppression in Cuba and to extend aid to insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiwil
Luspos
Rome
Mauri
Viecona
Lisbon
Madrid
Murr
Satolli
Duxvey
Cola
Get
Mapor
Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Cuva
Takeeps
Honor General Vikws Memory at Oak Hill cemetery
Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons held a service at Oak Hill cemetery to inaugurate future rites under General Albert Pike. The ceremony marked the start of triadic section observances within the order locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitixoros
Supreme Council of the
Oak Hill Cemetery
Albert Pike
Senator Hill Addresses Ann Arbor on Old Landmarks and Reform
About a hundred University of Michigan students hear Senator David B. Hill in Ann Arbor. He discusses Old Landmarks and presses reforms including six year presidential terms, direct election of Senators, veto power over appropriations, and abolition of government issued legal tender notes. He defends hard money as the original standard and questions the wartime note system while noting gold discoveries may resolve silver issues.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ger
University of Alivhigan
David B. Hill
New York
Hill
Treasury
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
Hillably
Congress
Thim
Africa
Ritterdamn Farmers Institute Highlights State Agronomy News
A large gathering of Adair county’s progressive farmers met in Ritterdamn yesterday under the state board of agriculture with Judge A Ely presiding. Speakers from outside Missouri included NP Murray on profitable orchards, Terry of Ohio on clover soil fertility, and Waters of California on practical work at the agricultural college and experiment station. Missouri Press Association names officers: H E Robinson president, H Burelhart first vice president, S E Bean second vice president, H W F Childers third vice president, Leon Luther recording secretary, R M White treasurer, W L Thou corresponding secretary. The United States on the Lookout reports military tensions in Korea with limited direct interest beyond protecting American assets and possible evacuation of ships if advised. In Rhumos, salt sale case against Omaha Life Insurance Association ended in verdict for defendant, based on misrepresentation of plaintiff’s health.
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Parmers’ Institute
Rikksvilee
Adsir County
Ritterdamn
Farmers’ Institute
State Board of Agriculture
A. Ely
Ui District
Ion. NP. Murray
Tit Terry
Ohin
I. Waters
Calmartia
Agricultural College
Ad Experiment Station
Wariexyners
Get
The
Missouri Press Association
H. E. Robinson
Maryville Republican
Hburelhart
Windsor Review
Dirt
E Bean
Hrooktielt Ar
HW. F. Childers
Bray Frew Press
Leon Luther
Lamont Record
R. M. White
Mexico Ledgers
W. L. Thou
St. Lewis
Joseph Newspaper Changes St Joseph Volksblatt
H W Kastor has disposed of his interest in the St Joseph Volksblatt to Dr W F Weymann after twenty seven years in the editorial kernels Kastor will probably remove to St Louis where he will engage in some other business Dr Weymann will continue his practice and will devote very little time to journalistic work
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Joseph
St. Josxiu
H. W. Kastor
St. Joseph
Corbett at Spring Lake Awaiting Fitaowas Move
Corbett remains at Spring Lake and says he will stay until November. He will not predict any possibility of Fitaiowas clothing and observers doubt a visit by him on October 30. Telegrams to Dullan and Fitzsimmons went unanswered. In Topeka, musicians rejoice as Musin continues with the celebrated violinist Edmard Scharf and Lt. Drury hall on October 28.
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Topeka
Musin
Visnnet
Edmard Scharf
Drury Hall
Ansling
Record of a panicstricken man at a drug store
A fragmented Winfield Courier excerpt alleges a Cowley County candidate with probate court records of long illness and drug purchases. The list, dated 1904 1905, cites numerous brandy and whiskey purchases for ailments and weeks of illness, presenting a lurid but questioned portrait.
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Cowley
Winfield Courier
Wintsid Iirag
Mureli
Ccomber
Oan
Ina
Lottie Tse
Maat Iu Nana
Cheobul
Bur In-Siuve
SHERMAN FOR M KINLEY CONVENTION AMBITIONS SHARED
Wartime era notes show Senator Sherman likely to attend the 1904 Republican national convention as a delegate at large or potential candidate presenter. Reports cite friends pressing him to back McKinley, with speculation on his formal role and possible influence at the nomination.
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Sie Wil Voubrien
Nest
Waanaker
Sperman
bin Voark
McKinley
Obes
Mutley
Clique to Control Nominating Clique in Republican Scheme
New York reporting a coterie of national committee members led by Platt Quay Clarkson and allies aiming to dominate the Republican national convention. They seek to nominate a president and vice president aligned with their pledges, with Reed or Allison among favored candidates, and to secure delegates from New York and Pennsylvania for a broad, regional effort.
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New York
Carter
Ntional Committee
Washington
Platt
Quay
Clarkson
Filler
Alger
Mignt
Great
Republican Party
Nations
Chicago
Chisago
Roed
Allison
Reed
Alllaca
Pte
Seareed
Lascot
Miatt
Evan
Pennsylvania
New England
Michigan
Fucu Am
Will Roll Beer Kegs From Tremont to St Louis
In November, two men Howard and Maloney plan a race starting from in front of the Tremont Hotel in Green Bay to roll two kegs of beer ahead to St Louis. The event aims to see who arrives first, amid cold Wisconsin weather.
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Menro Tranche
Green Bay
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Loudoun county scandal in reader editor clash
A chaotic exchange in Loudoun County over defamatory newspaper stories includes a visitor claiming snakes and hens, the editor denying the tales, and a dispute about a man named William Henry Harrison Higgins. The scene shifts to a politeness guide and light humor about manners, dogs, and literary references.
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Prathfal
Loudoun
bin Ena
Citzens
Mirch
Raed
Loudoun County
Nestrom
Willian Henry Harrison Higgins
Higgins
Washington Star
New Cook Arrives as Community Welcomes Changes
Local kitchen staff greet the newcomer amid a backward glance at old routines. Patrons observe a reshaping of the work in progress, noting the tension between tradition and fresh approaches as the scene unfolds.
Watch Sale Describes Necklace and Jewelry Pieces
Fragmentary notes describe a watch sale with references to a 40K solid gold case and other jewelry items. Mentioned are a 314K item and various movements, cases, and watch parts. No clear date, location, or seller name is discernible from the legible text.
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TY Fia
Rasan
Walon
Wien
Untitled Legal Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a legal matter with scattered names and dates. Unable to identify full parties or precise action. Indicates a filing or proceeding status but lacks coherent detail for a precise summary.
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Maceo
Weekly Trade Review
Prince
Bank Clesringy
Bradstreet
Paso
el Paso
Texas
J. Taylor
Dan Stuart
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Sturt
Capovas
Taura
Fla
Havana
de Lome
Canarak
Waterford
Suleiis
Aurora
New Lake Jar
Nome City
Golens
Neveron
Kan
Gen
Missouri Pacific
Wit
Seymour
New London
Onaida
Mans
Qette
Foyw
Wusdrouth
Cisternix
Chics
Alton
Tissgow Ty Slater
M. Gudson
Department of the North
France
Argentine Republic
Cunada
Dean
Granville Lancaster
Wellington Bank
Wasumerox
Sam Brown
Sedalia Mu
Pirst National Bank
Cashiee Parrot
Jatt Prupy
Okla
Ocs
F W. Farrar
First State
Hawke
Wasme
Corea
Asiatic
Rhumosm
Ligele G Jacobs
R. B. Aueubs
Omaha Life Insurance Association
Broaddus
Free Thinkers National Council
National Congress of
Drow Thinkers
Tery
Dnijon
Canadas
Hardwan Hall
Cmlcase
Edna Schmidt
K. G. Schmidt
Ganlionaire
Graceland Cemetery
Jean
Bie HwAt
Anepera
Bess Thompson & Co
Othenlurg
Neu Bante Tatars Gerhksstre
Neb
Det
St. Louis
Ds League of
St. Tonis
Tanvas
Bradford
New Yoak
Orlando G. Bradford
Brockway
Federal Ad
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley RR
Clark St
E. H. Hughes
Gen. W. Pass
Peerless
Peerles Steam Laundry
Lelegations
Matleosding
Tis New York Centra
Todaon River Railroad Management
Juscfed
Ettistaciun 1
Menifesting
Ite
Teive Jong
Fesin
Ecnpine State Express
Cc Tegularity
Batnvit
Buffalo
New York Evening Telegram
Sear
Mra Winslow
Optaton
Keon
Regland
Bette
Argoraut
Pyndotinis
Pandewnie
Willow Shakespanne
Somerville Journal
Ingeubo
Gripman
Brooklyn Life
Kohn
Mistros
Trish
Watch Sale No
Hum
Ieee
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AIF
MIS
Kansas Avenue
Fp, Wessen
Har
W. H.fesdy
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