Havana uprising crushes quartet of rebels near Bayamo
A Cuban episode near Bayamo in Santiago province ends with the capture of the leader and the killing of the other three. The group, once active for weeks, sought treasonous action over unrewarded revolutionary pay. Rural guards overtook them after gunfire. the leader and horses were captured while the others were slain. Two culprits were said to be former convicts and only one had been in the revolutionary army.
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Santiago
Agitationista
Revolutionary Army
Pacific Cable Rates Open to Public Trade
The Commercial Pacific Cable Company announces its system from San Francisco to Manila is open for public trade. New rate cuts apply from San Francisco to Honolulu and other routes with prices ranging from 60 cents a word to 1.41 dollars, reflecting adjustments across Midway Islands Luzon China Japan and Formosa among others. The report notes a separate drift of two excursion steamers on Lake Michigan and various unrelated incidents and stock market suspensions.
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Commercial Company
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
San Francisco
Manila
Honolulu
Midway Islands
Timam
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Tiangkang
China
Macau
Japan
Mulpo
Fusan
Seoul
Corea
Formosa
Pastor Accuses Women of Profanity at Halifax Church
In Halifax Nova Scotia, Rev. W. J. Ancient at St Luke's cathedral condemns female congregants disguised as "lates" for profane talk about golf. A committee confronts him, seeking retraction, but he refuses and the meeting ends nearby. Also discussed is a projected Civil War pension bill proposing $12 monthly for eligible Union veterans and widows.
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N. S
Last Sun
W. J. Ancient
St. Luke's Cathedral
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Salf Club
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Congress
Kentucky preacher kills man then dies at jail table
Robert Lee a minister from Linnie Casey County Kentucky after a quarrel with Els Woods and her son shot and killed Wolf and fatally wounded Woods son. He killed Wolf and wounded the other, then died at Liberty jail table as he offered thanks with prisoners.
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Casey County
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Els Woods
Wolf
Rosie Add Tiken
Lil
Explosion Hits Sun Moon Mine Near Idaho Springs
An explosion at the Sun and Moon mine three miles from Idaho Springs Colorado wrecked the transformer house and threatened the shaft house. A guard fired at fleeing men. a wounded miner, Philip Fi, died later. The mine, tied to a strike, resumed with non union workers after layoffs. Henry A Bradford of St Louis tied to a major land swindle was arrested as part of a multi state probe.
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Fall Restores Her Speech After Accident Injury
A long rumor of injuries and recoveries for Miss Alice Dane Varadena California described as crippled, suddenly regains speech and mobility after a fall on stairs at her home. The report notes her limp and reliance on crutches prior to healing, with a brief note on a separate incident involving a jail stay and fines. The piece then shifts through various unrelated items including a murder confession, farmer wheat prices, a Glasgow train wreck, a Chicago suicide, political sessions, royal scrutiny, drownings, a railway head, a writer’s marriage, midshipmen, and a long bicycle journey.
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Vesuvius Eruption Delivers Brillant Spectacle
Mount Vesuvius grows more active with impressive lava streams and molten showers visible from the crater. Authorities report no danger as the eruption continues to reveal a wide 250 foot crater rim and multiple glowing rivers while movement slows and ash and firelight light up the night sky.
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Rescues Babe From Baboon In Indiana Camp
A midnight incident near Mianichi Indiana describes camper Wrank Sedler awakening to a child’s screams and seeing a creature half human half beast dragging the child before the animal disappeared. Sedler believes a baboon escaped from a boat show caused the attack. the child escaped unharmed.
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Mianichi
Sedler
Ohio
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Salt Lake Swims Fatal Drowning at Antelope Island
Moslyn Wells, bruised and delirious, was found on Antelope Island shore after a near-drowning spree with Stay Larkin and Miss Lemercy. Larkin remains missing. Wells said he last saw Larkin around 3 a.m. Friday. The incident marks the lake’s first drowning in several years.
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Thursdry
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Boy Murders Father in East St Louis Over Mother's Abuse
Keank Gregory an 18 year old shoots and kills his father John Gregory in East St Louis using a rifle. He says he acted to avenge his mother who he claims was abused by his father. He pursued him through several areas before finding him and firing the fatal shot.
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Wilkins Ferry Company
Wansell
Ireland
Lafayette businessman drowns after rescuing children
Trenry J. Kruse, a Lafayette businessman, died in the Wabash river while saving two children from danger near the State Soldiers' Home. George Metzger and another man also attempted rescue. Kruse entered the water to aid the children, bringing them to safety before he succumbed from exhaustion. The incident underscores his selfless act and tragic death.
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Trenry J. Kruse
Wabash River
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Fendetta
Tenend Merv
M.A. Motager
Mary
Cafarette
Krause
George Metzger
Mr. Kraae
Wimsett
Ald
Lowell Blast Kills Dozens in Magazine Explosion
A dynamite explosion at a United States Cartridge Company magazine in Lowell Massachusetts killed about twenty five people and injured thirty. The blast shattered houses and rattled distant towns while four militia companies were deployed to keep order as fires spread and windows blew out across the area.
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Dowell
Concord
Weather report on crops across regions this week
Weather Knreau weekly summary notes cool conditions in New England with widespread rains in central and southern states. Destructive storms hit Missouri and northern Middle Atlantic. California enjoyed unusually favorable weather. Corn progress strong in northern regions, but rains needed in central and southern corn states. Drought threatens Kansas Alabama Missouri. winter wheat being harvested in northern Middle Atlantic and Great Lakes. Spring wheat unfavorable in northern regions though some improvement in northern Minnesota. rust in southern Minnesota and South Dakota. Dakota wheat heads fill poorly in North Dakota. Nebraska less favorable. Spring wheat ripening in Dakotas, Montana, and Washington.
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Major railroad projects advance across the Midwest and South
The Alasta Central Railroad contract covers the first twelve and a half miles with L B W laying seventy miles of heavy steel. The Indianapolis division connects Louisville and Nashville to Knoxville, and headquarters shift from Chattaguoga to Lire Allingham around Oct. 1. An electric line from Cincinnati to Leuie is protected by Easterners and will span ninety three miles. The Illinois Central reports fiscal results with earnings up, expenses up, and a $4.587 million surplus after charges. President Yoakum says Go Quark and Cherokee Central will operate under the Frixco system as the Musicu m gee district. An exhibit at St. Louis will feature a red-wheel locomotive once used between Hannibal and St. Joseph. Burlington lines are also noted in the display.
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Lire Allingham
Cincinnati
Leuie
Minois Central Railroad Company
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Cherokee Central Railroad
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St. Louis Exposition
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St. Joseph
Widow of Noted Statesman Dies in Augusta Maine
Mrs. James G. Binie died at her Augusta home after a quiet period since the death of her distinguished husband. The notice records her passing and mentions her residence in Maine.
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James G. Biniie
Augusta
Death of a Great American Artist Whistler
The United States mourns James Abbott McNeill Whistler who died in London. Renowned as a major American artist, Whistler spent much of his life in England where his eccentricities and strong opinions stirred controversy. Born to notable West Point families, his career spanned etching and painting with early misgivings from critics, later achieving high regard in European art.
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Fragmented 1906-07 world news and quotes from observers
A garbled dispatch lists global intrigues and speculative comment on politics finance and war. It references Morgin Rockefeller Wall Street wheat fields Manchuria Russia Japan and alleged criminal cases with odd misprints and sensational phrases. The piece reads like an overheated column of opinions and isolated facts with crude humor and scattered names.
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Rockefeller
Wall Street
Manchuria
Tussia
Kansas
New Jersey
Japan
Russia
Alfred Knapp
Ohio
Distillery Fire and Shortest Railway in World
A Terre Haute distillery blaze caused an estimated 100000 in damage to buildings grain elevator and the spirits storehouse saved by firemen and a shift in wind. One thousand two hundred cattle were in pens and daily 3200 bushels of corn were milled. Also notes on the Mooney Lateral Railway completion a 2000 foot line linking Mooney tilbery with the Big Four to cross at Columbus.
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Union Traction Company
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Jesse Forristall
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Ile
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