Gomez Leads Rebels As Cuba Braces For Revolt
Havana reports General Jose Miguel Gomez, a former presidential candidate, heads a band of insurgents after leaving Yagajar in Santa Clara province. Authorities order Gomez’s arrest. Is secretary Juan Mena is jailed. People flee Havana. rural guards clash with insurgents near Palatino waterworks. alarm spreads to Pinar del Rio as residents move horses and cattle to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Yagajar
Santa Clara
Gomez
Cuba
United States
Juan Mencia
Guanibacoa
Guandbacoa
Pasa
Palatino
Pinar del Rio
No Interference Intent Acknowledged On Cuba Crisis
Washington Aug. 22 The state department has no disposition to interfere in Cuban revolutionary affairs. It lacks information beyond press dispatches and a dispatch from the American charge d affaires at Havana. The department regards Cuba as fully capable of protecting itself against insurrectionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atate Department
Cuba
Preas
Havana
Island Republic
Pulajanes Suppressed In Samar Insurrection
Washington reports the Pulajane rebellion in Samar is largely ended. Colonel C A Williams notes the northwest island, including Catu, big, and Oras districts, is pacified or settled. Most of the island is in a state not justifying civil requests for army aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Attack on Monte Cristi Sparks Dominican War Warning
Aug 22 reports from Cape Haitien say General Guellito with 900 revolutionists left Dajabon to join General Navarro and attack Monte Cristi. Santo Domingo orders 1200 troops from Moca against the rebels. A fierce civil conflict is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capea Huyuen
Hayti
Guayabin
Santo Domingo
Guellito
Ste
Dajabon
Navarro
Monte Cristi
Moca
Ice Investigation Resumes Over Ice Price Row
New York August 22 grand jury resumes probe into ice price situation in Shia city. Judge Rosaleky tells jurors that a mere presentment would waste time given the seriousness of the matter and the evidence already presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shia City
Rosaleky
Perilous Anti Jewish Feeling in Vistula Provinces
Reports warn of renewed anti Jewish disturbances amid a campaign by certain newspapers accusing Jews of aiding police murders in the Vistula provinces. The text reflects dangerous prejudice and rising tensions linked to press rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vistula
Cranica
Injunction Sought to Block Cereal Stock Transfer
Carl R. Ganter of New York filed a suit in Akron against Chicago and Cleveland directors of the American Cereal Company to restrain stock transfer to Quaker Oats for a national consolidation. The suit alleges directors sought East Ohio legislative changes limiting corporate sale rules to three fourths of directors. A temporary injunction was granted by Judge Parton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Chicago
Cleveland
American Cereal Company
Quaker Oats Company
East Ohio
Carl R. Ganter
New York
Parton
Pat Crowe Gives Up His Old Life in New York
Pat Crowe of Omaha, formerly under police custody, spoke with Sergeant Dunn at police headquarters and said he had abandoned his old life. He claimed to be returning to newspaper work and to earn an honest living, with permission to stay in the city if he kept his word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Crowe
Dunn
Floods Tie Up Transcontinental Lines Amid Storms
Floods in Arizona and southern California halt Santa Fe and Southern Pacific trains with many eastbound services stranded while westbound routes are held at multiple points. After rain ends, conditions improve. In Tunisia a tornado swept the district with hail and wind, killing eight farmers and swamping cattle. Telegraph lines and railways suffer. New Iberia imposes a six block quarantine for yellow fever, fumigation of all houses, patient expected to recover soon.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arizona
California
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
New Iberia
Brief Bits of News Items From 19th Century Clippings
Mahala Lewis, described as 120 years old and a Black woman, dies at Ottawa Kansas. Haileybury Ontario losses in a major fire wipe out the business section, with estimated losses of 150 600 dollars. An explosion at Vul can colliery in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania kills two workers and badly burns five. Delegates from across the United States and parts of Europe attend the 20th annual United Master Butchers' convention in Milwaukee. General Manager Ewing of the Dark District Tobacco Growers orders a 50 cent per hundred pound raise for medium and good leaf tobacco. Labor demand drives the Northern Pacific Railway to cut east to Oregon and Washington rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Lewis
Ottawa
Kan
Haileybury
Ont
Vulcan
Mill Creek Coal Company
Mahanoy City
United States
Europe
United Master Butchers’ Association
Milwaukee
Ewing
Dark District Tobacco Growers’ Association
Pacific Northwest
Northern Pacific Railway
Oregon
Washington
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Market quotations from Minneapolis and Duluth show wheat futures at Sept 714? 71e, Dec 72%o, May THOT 4e, with track bids around 77% No 1 Northern and 76%c No 1 Northern. St Paul yards report cattle 4.50-5.50, hogs 5.86-6.36, sheep 4.00-6.00. Chicago lists mixed grain and butter prices. cattle 8.20-6.66, hogs 6.00-6.40, lambs 4.75-7.00 across regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Lamba
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Citywide Chilean quake toll swells amid widespread destruction
Reports from Santiago dated August 22 estimate that 82 percent of Terremote district buildings in Valparaiso are ruined. Almendral and southern Valparaiso suffer most. claims of 900 killed and 800 injured in the port area are unverified. Homeless reach about 60,000 as survivors camp on hills and ships around the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Valparasso
Terremote
Almendral
Valparalso
Valparaiso
Port
Destructive quake hits Quillota near Valparaiso
Alma Peru Aug 22 reports say Valparaiso was shaken again by an earthquake. Quillota a town of about 10 000 near Valparaiso is reported completely destroyed according to latest scene reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Peru
Valparaiso
Quillota
Valpara
Destructive Valparaiso Quake Report From La Paz Dispatch
A La Paz dispatch cites Valparaiso quake deaths and extensive damage across Chile. It lists thousands killed in Valparaiso and Limache, Quillota, Conchall, Petaroa, La Planilla, and La Calera, with rail lines wrecked and cities destroyed. Authorities order provisional housing, aid centers set up, and convicts punished to deter looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
The
Nalchian
la Paz
Bolivia
Valparaiso
Limache
Quillota
Conchall
Petaroa
la Planilla
la Calera
Chilean Ministry of the Interior
Titil
Batuco
Santiago
Collas
Poliploo
Chile
Casa Blanca
Vine del Mar
Sonvicta
MINIMIZE THE DAMAGE Private Cable Patchies Valparaiso
London dispatch reports English firms in Chilean trade seeking to minimize earthquake damage in Valparaiso. No losses reported to business premises or staff residences. Duncan, Fox & Co receive Valparaiso message noting little damage, improved conditions soon, military control stable and efforts to resume work. banks have remained open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
London
Duncan, Fox & Co
Neighbors News Notes And Roving Local Visitants
St Pauls Lutheran youths held a picnic in K I Nere grave Sunday. C B Murtagh and I M Warner visited Emmetsburg Monday. W A Warner of Gratiot Wis returned home Friday to visit parents. T J Lerdall Gruver republican candidate toured town Monday seeking support. Mrs Ludvig Anderson and Mrs K Ostergaard left for two months in Denmark. H C Drohman Cedar Falls looked after land interests. Threshing started in this section with good results. Mrs Carl Rasmanson and Mrs S W Hanson left for Harlan for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Lutheran Church
K. I. Nere
C. B. Murtagh
I. M. Warner
Emmetsaburg
W. A. Warner
Gratiot
Wis
T. J. Lerdall
Gruver
Republical
Ludvig Anderson
K. Ostergaard
Denmark
Europe
H. C. Drohman
Cedar Falls
Carl Rasmanson
W. Hanson
Harlan
Estharville
Trousdale’ Bros
A. J. Hailey
Bemis
Carl Jeglum
Huntington
Barnum
O. J. Andérson
Martha Sunde
Engraving in Spoons and Town Visitors
Grover, a future president, visited Saturday and will vote at twenty one. He stays with Chas Higinbotham. HB Colt visited A Pickle home in Dol liver. Grace Taylor visited parental home. J H Herrick traveled to Hatherville. Sam Collins and Warren Pullen were in Graver. Bromley spent days in Wallingford. Artiman visits Sharp home. Mrs Williams and Mrs Taylor sick. Sharp and Eva spent time in Minneapolis. Broad and Clifford visited Es in last Monday.
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Mrs. H. HB. Colt
A. Pickle
Dolliver
Grace Taylor
J. H. Herrick
Hatherville
Sam Collins
Warren Pullen
Graver
Mr. Bromley
Wallingford
Mrs. Artiman
I the Sharp
Williama
Taylor
Mr. Sharp
Eva
Minneapolis
Watchmaker and engraver joinery advertised locally
An advertisement notes Jay Johnston & Co has employed an expert watch maker and engraver with capacity claimed for any job. The item lists numerous local motions and visits including Reed from Huntington, Bert Clark as an overs Sunday Visitor, and various travels and social events around Wal*lingford and nearby towns. It mentions threshing machine noise, ice cream social, and a painted hotel being refreshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnston & Co
Estherville area notes and local moves in brief
Fat loodd from the buddy returns near Estherville while a wagon stands in Ro Clark’s yard. Mr. Bush departs for Colorado after a year with Mr. Moore. Ed Stevens arrives from Minneapolis to settle affairs. J O Kasna reports strong sales of International Manure Spreaders. Mr. Dorsey plans only one more year on the farm. Ladies’ Oxfords sale announced. Community visits and services noted with local families and soldiers reunion in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Estherville
Mr. Bush
Mr. Moore
Colorado
Stevens
Minneapolis
J. O. Kasna
Wight
McPherson
M. J. Dorsey
Wei
Dorsey
Fidella Clark
Mise Zelda Spyder
J. A. Anderson
Alfred Braonswold
A. C. Snyder
LeRoy Blakey
Wm. Luikart Stack
Local notices and gossip from Medway area
Local briefs record visitors and travelers including Miss Shelley of Marenvd visiting Mrs Ransome and Henry Taylors from Sioux City. Town residents such as Mrs Richards, B Mitchell and Asa Erwin travel to Gethysberg SD, with various visits and household news noted. An ad mentions aprons and gingham, while Chamberlain's remedy endorsement is cited by Rev M O Stockland and local stores Johnston Co and Williams & Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shelley
Marenvd
Mrs. Ransome
Henry Taylors
Sioux City
Amy
Mrs. Cunningham
Miss Richards
Tinois
Richards
Tidy
Mr. Richards
Woeks
B. Mitchell
Asa Erwin
Gethysberg
S. D
Aheep
M. O. Stockland
M. KE. Lehureh
Little Falls
Minn
Johnston& Co
Williama & Anderson
Notice to Bankers Draft registers and ledgers offered
Notice from The Vindicator and Republican Co describing stock available for banks and business houses. It lists draft registers remittance registers collection registers discount registers ledgers journals pass books deposit slips and a wide range of clerical stationery and books with prices cheerfully given. The notice emphasizes order by request and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Rand
The Baking Powder Trust under attack by press expose
A critical piece attacks the Baking Powder Trust for misleading articles in daily papers that pose as news to push wysok price powders. It claims Calumet Baking Powder offers no premiums and asserts the Trust’s tactics include bribery and foreign fugitives. Calumet defends its product as pure, safe, and compliant with laws, while alleging rival powders contain Rochelle Salts or Seidlitz agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baking Trust
Thea
Trust
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Missouri
Baking Powder Trust
United States
Prvi
Prust
Thig
Royal
Real Estate Transfers List With Numerous Incomplete Entries
Real estate transfer notes list multiple fragmented transactions including Bartlett to Waterman, Gordon Mary BT to Garris, Hutebings to Graves, Kunll KK to Johan Johangen, and other various transfers with partial parcel descriptions and uncertain owners. The entry mix includes adjoined notes, page-wide abbreviations, and stray names, reflecting a historical registry page with sparse readable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
W H Waterman
Ratherville
Gordon Mary
Garris I
Peterson
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Presi
PROV
INCES
BAN Capital
Pulajanes
Gombine
Concarne
Tunis
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Park
City
Valparaiso Dam
Dolliver Alive Reed
Bert Clark
Lew Pickell
Dr. Merenevis
Rev
Artiman
Barefoot
Mr. Horan
Algona
C. KE. Dutches
Norths Dakota
Grace Naylor
F. M. Shapin & Sons
Martin Myhre
Graattinger
J. Hessell
J. C. Kasa
Eve
M. W. A. Hall
C. Bakke
Tan Oxfords
Pal
KF. M. Strapian & Sons
Medway
Graver Reno
C. Higinbotham
Francis West
Washington State
Mr. and Mrangs Mills
F. M. Saadlid& Sonk
Mou
J. K. Johnson
Mise Tillis Johnson
Jack Crock
Leonh Dillard
Mike Myrtle Campbell
Extharville
Jack Creek
Albert Johnson
C. B. Grodland
Olen Anderson
Ralph Fox
John Rokch
Kesthoerville
P. B. Peterson
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mand Teo Eens
Awe Sarsapabilla
Ayers Sms
Hutebings
Howard Graves
Viele Lalel
Hetebrugge Kunll
Johan
Johangen
Sal Kupplegerd
Kuppinger
King Mary Ann Tolleo
Martin
Geo
BBC
Bradley Ravhel
Frederickson
John
Ham
Woods
Hardie
Wallinglord
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