Barcelona Uprising Ends as City Falls to Revolution
Reports from Port of Spain describe a brutal battle at Barcelona Venezuela starting May 3, with revolutionaries taking the city by Friday. Government strongholds fell, civilians harmed, and foreign stores looted. U S warships were dispatched to protect lives as German and Italian vessels monitored the situation.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Baredona
Venezuela
Falline
Praneisco, Monague
Mlatero
Wasa Tine
Millage
Martin Marcane
Rbarcelons
Preach
United States
Pate
Owen
Caracas
Cincinnati
Barcelona
Topeka
Torre Cabello
Muertetta
Orinoco
Falke T
Curacoa
Gioieanni Rausan
Pallas
la Guaire
Berlin
Ane
Foreign Office
Porto Cabello
Caribbean
Was Not A Filibuster Data Regular Tombian Sargeon-Teath
In a letter from Columbus Ohio Dr Russell Wilson of Norwalk Ohio disputes reports he was condemned to death by the Nicaraguan government for filibustering. He says he joined the Colombian army as a major surgeon and served on the gunboat Cieneral Pinzon. He describes a failed landing at Bluefields and a later retreat, insisting the expedition was led by the Colombian regular army, not a filibuster.
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Columbus
Russell Wilson
Norwalk
Colombia
Nicarokue
Cieneral Pinzon
Bluefields
Chicago Livestock and Milwaukee Grain Report August 12
Hogs receipts 18,000 with prices from 5.50 to 7.30 for various lots, bulk 6.75 to 7.10. Cattle receipts 5,500 with steers 4.80 to 8.40, cows 1.50 to 6.50, heifers 3.00 to 6.50, stockers 2.75 to 6.40, bulls and oxen 2.70 to 5.90, Texas steers 5.00 to 6.50, veal calves 4.75 to 6.75. Sheep and lambs receipts 16,000 with westerns 3.25 to 4.25, natives 4.50 to 6.80, western lambs 4.50 to 5.85, native lambs 4.50 to 5.85. East Buffalo quotes hogs 7.40 to 7.70 for light to mixed, cattle receipts steady, hogs down 6 lb, pigs 7.40 to 7.50, stags 5.15 to 5.75. Sheep and lambs receipts 2 cars steady at Monday prices. Milwaukee grain reports No 1 and No 2 northern wheats around 76-76c, rye 49c, barley 66c, oats 43-48c, corn for September.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N.Y
Degenerate Bartholin Seen in Guthrie After Chicago Murder Case
Chicago murder suspect Bartholin reported in Guthrie Oklahoma last Sunday as a mysterious guest at the Hotel Royal. Hotel staff, clerks, and guests confirm he spent the day there before vanishing that evening, with no name on the register matching his alias.
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Guthrie
O. T
Ang Willem J Bartholin
Chicago
Minnie Mitchell
JM. Brooks
Hotel Royal
Bartholin
the Royal
Russian press censor warns on German emperor departure report
St Petersburg reports a censorship order forbidding any description of the German emperor leaving Reval after a visit to view Russian naval maneuvers. No reason given. London notes a Westminster Abbey coronation choir sailing from Liverpool to tour the United States and Canada.
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St. Petersburg
Reval
London
Westminster Abbey
Liverpool
United States
Canada
City of Vienna sails with Boer prisoners from Bermuda
The Steamship City of Vienna departed Bermuda for Cape Town carrying 1,000 Boer prisoners in the second batch. In Lansing Michigan the old state capitol site will host a new hotel if the owners secure more property.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Vienna
Cape Town
Hotel of the
Old Capitol Site
Lansing
Mich
State Capitol
Lightning Strikes Hogan Station Explodes Dynomite
Fifty pounds of dynamite stored at Hogan Burlington station in Wisconsin exploded as a southbound train approached. The engineer stopped the train in time. no injuries reported though the blast could be heard for miles. Other items note McGuire charges referendum outcome, Rep Rumple recovering, and Earl Cadogan’s farewell in Ireland.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Hogan
Burlington
Edward Roberts Jr Dies at Rosemount at 70
Philadelphia obituary reports Edward Roberts Jr a prominent local resident died yesterday at his country home Rosemount Pa He was 70 and owned the famous Luray cave in Virginia.
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Philadelphia
Edward Roberts, Jr
Rosemount
Roberts
Luray Cave
Virginia
Asked to Boycott Beer Typos Will Consider the Matter
The International Typographical convention in Cincinnati heard statements from Secre taries Borne and Kemper of the United Typographical Workers requesting a boycott of Cincinnati and Boston beer. A boycott resolution was tabled under objection. Frederick Driscoll urged arbitration and amendments to union laws to aid publishers and the union. The convention decided to publish the Typographical Journal monthly instead of semi monthly and discussed limiting machine work to six days a week to improve subs' chances.
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Cincinnati
Borne and Kemper
United Trewery Workers
Loston Beer
Frederick Driscoll
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Disapproves of most of them and Isa backed by conven
A fragmented note indicates strong disapproval of a majority stance and shows Isa aligned with the conven. The readable text points to group tension and supporting factions without detailing names or dates. Further specifics are not available in the legible portion.
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Théem
Isa
Myriade of Rattlers Save Their Habitat in a Marsh
In Ann Arbor Michigan on August 13 a marsh on Abner Butler’s farm northwest of Whitmore Lake became infested with rattlesnakes. Neighbors drove them from the marsh setting hay on fire while cattle were scared away. Women and men joined in, killing thousands of snakes as a crowd hunted them from the marsh. A Wenfold girl bravely entered the writhing snakes without fear to help in the extermination.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Abner Butler
Whitmore Lake
Fon
Robbery attempt and threats disrupt LaCrescent scene
A stranger entered Rev Father Dolle’s residence in LaCrescent Minnesota to rob the priest. Dolle repelled the intruder with a butcher knife. The man then sent an infernal machine to Postmaster Webster and threatened drug store owner Minshall before fleeing. A vigilance party pursued him with tar and feathers but he escaped. In a separate report at Sault Ste Marie Michigan water is entering the Michigan Lake Superior Power canal as sluiceways open during a test flood.
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LaCrosse
Wie
Ang
LaCrescent
Minn
Father Dolle
Mr. Dolle
Everett Webster
Thomas Minshall
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Great Water Power Canal
Michigan Lake Superior Power Company
River side Ranch Company Suspends Payments in Neb
Omaha Aug 13 The Riverside Ranch company of Ashland Neb owned by George B Ricker Co suspended payment The firm the largest breeder of Hereford cattle in the state sells mainly in carloads The owners bought the property last spring and the affairs are in a tangle due to ownership disputes
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Omaha
Neb
Riverside Ranch Company
Ashland
George B. Ricker & Co
Two New Combines Stated Purpose Of The First Build Ships Here
The Trust Company of the Republic completes payments for shipbuilding plants under United States Shipbuilding Company options including Bethlehem Steel Union Iron Works and others. Plans to concentrate yards by vessel type aim to lift profits. no talks with Vickers Maxim & Vickers about English plants. Also notes International Harvester incorporation with 120 million capital and possible McCormick linkage. Milwaukee Harvesting Co sale to eastern syndicate for 5 million.
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New York
Trust Company
Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Path Iron Works
Slyde Windlass Company
Bath
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
New London
N. J
Daniel Leroy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
Vickers
Maxim & Vickers
Nixon
Vickers, Maxim & Vickers
England
Trenton
N. O
International Harvester Company
McCormick Reaper and Mower Concern
Chicago
Abram M. Sfyatt
Allenhurst
N. Z
Milwaukee Company
Milwaukee
Anys
Milwaukee Saevester Company
Dent Fe
Milwaukee Tlarvester Company
Beloit
Wie
Iss
Fred Dennett
Helden Parker
Health and love in Woman's life illustrated by marsh fire tale
A moral tale warns that longing for home through passion can mislead women into exhaustion and deceit. It argues health as the first duty of marriage and motherhood, cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for female illness, and shares testimonials from women claiming relief and renewed vitality. It promotes Dr. Pierce's practice and publications as trusted resources.
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P. A. Graham
Race St
New Orleans
Dr. Pierce
Eh. Waite
Lake View Postoffice
Chicago
Maggie Speirs
Eighth Street
Mount Venus
Cambria
Hillsdale Co
Mich
C. Nelson
Chemawa
Marion Co
Oregon
Pierce
Hntel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
National Tithers Convention Opens at Winene Lake
The National Tithers Convention opened at Winene Lake Wareaw Indiana with Thomas Kane of Chicago chosen to preside. Delegates from Baptist, Presbyterian, Christian, Methodist, Episcopal and other denominations attend as speakers outline a plan to promote tithing across churches.
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Winene Lake
Wareaw
Ind
Thomas Kane
Chicago
Foablard
Indianapotia
Wesleyan
Mew G. ¢. Kay
Mra
Frank PF. Metren
Indianapolia
Consolidation Talks Behind National and American Leagues
Chicago August 1 reports a plan to merge the National and American Leagues into a twelve club circuit. John T Brush James A Hart and A J L Soden have been in Boston for days negotiating with American League clubs. Soden says the consolidation report has truth, while United States Milk of Augusta Maine seeks Milwaukee milk control.
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Chicago
Daily News
John T. Brush
James A. Hart
A. J L. Soden
Boston
the News
Hart
Houston
A. IL
Seden
Boston Baseball Club
Ao United States Milk Company
Augusta, Me
Milwaukee
Miners and Courts Stir Virginia to West Virginia News
Reports from Charleston and Parkersburg detail injunction disputes in the UMW strike. Judge Jackson frees some prisoners for contempt while opposing counsel notes potential rearrest if violations resume. National Secretary Wilson signals watchful compliance with court orders amid union actions.
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Charleston
W. Va
John Richards
Keller
Conneel
WT Wilson
Parkersburg
Jwige Jackson
Thomas Hagerty
United Mine Workers
Wilkenbarre
Woodward Jo
Edwardsville
Potter
Woolward
Commonwealth
James Owens
Batt
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Schoolmarine
Tipton
Cupid
Summers
Ninth Congressional District
Coronation Choir
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Lord Leutenant
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Earl of Dudley
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Twormer
Tow
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Auburn
M&s Miller
Robert
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M. Cravath
Lincoln, Neb
Jonale Craig
Keex County
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M. G. Halberd
Nebraska Penitentiary
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Pennsylvania Road
Winton
Tin Can Factory
Doltet
Jollet, Is
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American Can Company
Joiiet
Petoskey, Mich
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Saginaw
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Jeffersonville
John Golden
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Lacy Devereaux
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Dauvester
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Kempton
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Oshkosh, Wis
James EB. Davidson
West Virginia
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United Mine Workers of America
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Ie Poatteat
Unebier
Citizen's National Bank
Brian Jenking
P. J. Manley
Ofice
Washington County Savings Hank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Asthington
Iowa
Genre Hewes
A. Dewey
Attorney-at-Law
Oreiee
Katie Huilding
Marsh W. Bailey
Hall
W. NM. Butterfield
Orall’s
Washington, Ia
Enet Bower
Lima
Hranch
Columbus Junction
Uecal
California
Pacific North Sweet Points
Pullman
Chicaco
Omar
L. E. Latta
Joseph Pollard Jr. CO
Atty. A. J. Stp Rem
Appoalte Court House
New Set Abstract Books
Tination
Porter Celal
Opera House
BANKS
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J.T. Anderson
Washington County
A. Anderson
Capital
Henry Knecht
Nat Hank
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Phn
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Allen
Frank Rogers
GC. R. BN. RY
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Qouro Nowth Eoire
Iowa Central
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Weer
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Mason City Mall
Ruuth Awd
Peorta Mall
Sun
Fun
Marabailtown
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JOM
Trrrewone Gino, & Barry
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Onat
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Lowa
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Valor
Adana St
Ubleage
T. J. Dempsey
W. E. Lawhead
Tama Block
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Charley
East Side
Restaur
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