Cuban Cuban-American treaty talk sparks commerce hopes
Rener Queenda and Cyan Miniat Rosa Washington discuss a proposed commercial treaty between Cuba and the United States. They cite past reciprocal gains and foresee higher figures after any accord, noting concerns about naval bases and diplomacy in Havana and Chen Foeges.
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Rener Queenda
Cyan Miniat
Rosa Washington
Tallee Alnal
Omni Yrof
Ren
Antilles
United States
Washington
Cuba
Duane Che
Quesada
da Vina
Reowerolt
Mes Quesade
Hinura
Cibra
Hac le
Chen Foeges
Bradford
Bureau of Equipment
Imantinance
Recor
Cholera Fight Seen as Nearing End in Philippines
Washington dispatch reports cholera nearly eradicated on the island chain with twenty provinces now practically free. Only six areas remain seriously affected as mortality drops from the early peak of around 20 percent to well under 4 percent. Cebu port declared clean and Manila to follow.
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Philippines
AO Washington
Tutt
Lagen
Mani
Haile
Qeeidertal
Negros
Capiz
Saapar
Misamaids
Cebu
Eleau Porte
Manila
Syed
Fifteen More Ghoul Described in Indianapolis Robbery Tale
A fragmented report from Indianapolis details a second confession expanding the number of medical grave robbers. Rufus Camteell plans to replicate the scheme with teen accomplices and involve city medical and dental schools. Police note a pattern of thefts and a possible milder repeat offense linked to a grand event prize.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rufus Camteell
Audertiah
Tle
Miners Face Unrest as Commission Probes Colliery
A commission visits Manville and nearby mines to inspect working conditions amid reports of displacements and unfair practices. Officials review vein quality and safety as workers’ representatives raise concerns over treatment and mine operations.
Important Treaty Report From Washington Dispatch
A Washington dispatch notes a consul general forwarding a copy of a treaty and related documents from China. The report references customs, commodities including wheat and textiles, and the United States commission involved in the matter.
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China
Washington
Dobu Goodnew
Slumeliai
Ching
Sharretta
Speciad
United States
Colt
Killed by Robbers In Burned House Tragedy
The Wickerson family report says William Wickerson his brother Adbert and sister AoIiQated were killed in a burglary and arson at a house in Tepe. Firefighters found the dwelling set afire to obscure the crime, with the Wickersons reputedly wealthy and the assailants unknown.
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Ari
Kbern
Willian Wickerson
Woelerson
Adbert
Witkersons
Teres Aramid
Erie
Express Train Wreck Near Joplin and Covington Areas
Collisions on the Chicago express line caused fatalities among engineers and brakemen. Wrecks damaged engine, tender, and cars, with cars derailed and track left, small number of passengers hurt. Reports describe multiple locations including Joplin Missouri Covington Kentucky and Ostensibly related quarantine and dispatch notes amid the incident.
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Otr
Oxford
Aid
Paskenwets
Coal Strike Rampage Shuts Mines In Nation Wide Action
Mitchell and other leaders address miners in a major strike rally. Workers vow not to return until wage demands are met while demonstrations spread to multiple collieries. Separate reports note bank thefts and local resignations amid regional unrest.
Negro Girls Murdered Near Weelttesdine Arkansas
Reported crime details describe the killings of Phiree Daughters from Waynue and Neko state residents Mary Sophie and May Glibeem Sage. Authorities identified Drvdd Coss as a suspect, who denied involvement. The sheriff and deputies investigated in nearby woods and pursued the suspect to a jail, amid disputed testimony.
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Phiree
Waynue
Neko
Mary
Sophie Sod
Pond
Yesars
Davach
Gibson
Aengere Goeiner
Coss
Atold Negra
Jury convicts Clarinda man in murder case
In Clarinda a jury on Friday found Willum Guess guilty of first degree murder in the death of Miss Anna Moore, whose body was found May 1 beneath a bridge timber shelter near Clarinda. The verdict split on punishment, with most seeking life imprisonment. The case centered on William Lucas, linked to the death and later arrested in Clermont, Missouri.
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Javy
Willim Buenas
Manna Moore
Aneder Ia
Fire
Cere
Nrma Moore
Chiesura
Dan Vineton and
Quincy Railroad
Shambaugh
Clamont
Clarinda
Crinc
Guess
Found Body in Well In Platte County
Randall Arnold of Caleshire TL is believed to have died by his own action. Platte County dispatch says the body was recovered from a well about thirty five feet deep in the farm of his brother after he had visited. He was about 55, a painter by trade, single, and had suffered illness since an injury from a fall. It is thought sickness affected his mind and led to suicide by entering the well.
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Randall Arnold
Ao Creston
Platte
Caleshire
Sue Finite Sno
Supreme Court Decision in Water Works Case Welcomed at Ottumwa
In Ottumwa a Supreme Court ruling on water works is celebrated. The decision affects municipal taxes and indebtedness, with Ottumwa facing a potential $400,000 project cost and a contract already let. Citizens vow support as the ruling impacts cities across Iowa.
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Supreme Court
Mmtunva
Revebers
Ottumwa
Cor Che Aiuielpad Ovsershys
Gus
Crise Valeeiiely
Eiby Tay
Towa
M'Millan Wounded in Hunting Accident in Minnesota
H. G. M'Millan, noted Iowa politician and Cedar Rapids printer, was fatally wounded in an accidental gun discharge while hunting near St. Paul. He was transported to St. Paul hospital, then returned home after treatment, with his severe injury described as a gunshot wound to the heel. The incident occurred near Charle's Perry, Minnesota, as he traveled from Mintenpolis to Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Mintenpolis
Minn
McMilLan
Trepultican Printing Company
Cedar Rapids
Great Northern
Orin
St. Hamninitas
Fold Bank Robbery Stuns Prairie City Residents
Bergionis Malena, a suspect in a bold bank raid in Prairie City, fatally wounded guard and caused a firefight with officers before fleeing. Authorities say the State Rail was dynamited and about 2000 dollars secured as the robbers exchanged shots with local police. Prairie City, a town of around 2,000 in Faaper County, lies 25 miles east of Des Moines.
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Bergionis Malena
Penirie
Menmdier
Denmeir
Rebbers
Congressman Cousins Undergoes Pelvic Abscess Surgery
Congressmen Robert T Cousins of Iowa arrived in Chicago and was operated on for a pelvic abscess at a Chicago hospital. The Republican incumbent, who has served eight years in the Fifth district, will miss campaign events until after election day but no serious political or physical outcomes are expected.
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Chicago
Robert T Cousins
Iowa
Eee
Chiemico Hospital
Heacas
AO. Pennington
Cousins
Divine Stays In Jail as Trial Postponed
The preliminary examination of Rev. CL Mes of Mapleton charged with rape by a Mapleton resident is postponed. Mc Kray remains in Monona county jail until the grand jury convenes November 6. The defense fears mob violence if moved to Mapleton.
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McKray
Mapleton
da Kraft
Waeware
Ydhe Baster
Dhe Monona
MedKay
Jestica
Cedar Rapids Police Foil Wholesale Theft Ring
A Cedar Rapids dispatch reports a major theft ring uncovered after the confession of Otis Shanks. Police recovered items from second hand stores including hardware, jewelry, dry goods, and telegraph instruments. Several suspects are detained as investigations continue.
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Cedar Rapids
Enys
Otis Shanks
Tran
Mn Patrel Waver
Weil
Fire gut Windsor Hotel in LeMars. guests flee
Fire destroyed the Windsor Hotel in LeMars early Wednesday morning after 2:00. Police found the blaze and woke guests, fourteen people escaped with injuries. The blaze caused extensive damage and financial losses are estimated at about ten thousand dollars.
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LeMars Isasa
Windsor
Alchonels
PTY Bes
Fonrteen
Strely Escet Peel
Saloon Men Hit Hard in Remsen Injunction Fight
District Court at LeMars presided by Judge Raynor grants injunctions against nine saloons in Remsen city. The action stems from the death by suicide of Nic Avens weeks earlier in Wengen. His widow sues saloon workers for damages.
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Remsen
LeMuers
School Boy Stars Playmate Near Waterloo Mystery
Fragmentary report from Waterloo describes a student named Kelly accused of stabbing a playmate in a rural district. The account cites an Algoua special and mentions unrest, power outages, and planned meetings. The text references courts, funerals, and community notices with unclear names and dates.
Relac ting a Kimeys Wife and Spanish Bride Prospects
Spanish ministers favor Princess Gonise of Orleans as the best match for Alfonsa of Spain. They prefer a bride from the French line over Austrian or other European princess candidates. The youngest daughter of the Count and Countess of Paris, born at Cannes, contrasts with her brother the Duke of Orleans and the family circle including the Queen of Portugal and others who were born near the Thames.
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Peparf
Princesa Gonise
Orleans
Alfonsa
Teaple
Paris
Cannes
Duke of Orleans
France
Portugal
Illinois Bank Robbed and Town in Uproar
A Gardner Illinois bank robbery ends with 84 000 dollars taken in cash bonds and notes. Masked men forced the L Town marshal to open the bank and led to a school where one victim was restrained with threats of hanging. The robbers fled toward Chicago leaving the town in panic.
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Gardner
Reelhaoge Bank
Wis
Warrenty Ain
Chicago
Tollmanstod
Elair
Ropata
Edmonston
Hessenstum
Chey Chow
Arm Against Mad Mullah, Troops for Somaliland Mission
British government plans to send Tadian troops to Somaliland to counter a Somali uprising. The report recalls Swat and Sudan era expeditions, noting a 60,000 strong rebellion once led by a fanatic priest and the subsequent British response. Also mentions a separate Dimuc note about a transport mishap and a fatality in Kausse City.
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Sovat
India
Swat
Allin
Maul Wea
Atyalost
Hulives
Faihab
Isuz
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