Revolt spreads in east Cuba raises US intervention fears
Havana reports darkening outlook as Santiago province uprisings surge and insurgents threaten Palma government. Cardenas sees deterred clashes between police and roving bands while American interests face risk from attacks, train seizures, and bandit activity amid mounting calls for US involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Associated’ Press
Puerto Principe
Associated Press
Trenfuegoa
Santagrr
proGnce
George Washington Team Wins on Range in Regimental Match
Special to The Washington Post reports Thirty teams competed in a regimental rifle range contest under blustery winds at 8 am. Sixth Massachusetts won with 62 out of 80, capturing the Wimbledon Cup and a $360 trophy after three wins. Second Ohio and First Marine Corps also placed, while George Washington University defeated Princeton in the intercollegiate match. Col. Lloyd M. Brett arrived to inspect and stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Marine Corps
Capt. Lemon
Ohio Guard
Washington Post
N. I
Massachusetts
Possible &W
New ‘York
Peta. Heidenreich
Magrader
Holt
McAnally Cookson
Naichelcerter
Heidenreich
Sergt
Groome
Second Regiment
District of Columbia
J. 5. Sermon
Ohio Nation Guard
Lieut
Ben @ict
Sergt. Orr
Fouda
H. M. Bell
New Jersey
Bell
James E. Beil
Graham
Electrict
Columbia
Col. Reichelderfer
Maurice Apps
George Washington
George Washington University
Princeton
Ano i . Garde
Morris A Johnson
Magruder Bowker
Lloyd M. Brett
DG. M
Cuban Junta Opens City Offices in New York
In an office building at Pine and Water streets the Cuban junta established offices with Col Aguirre Maj Jose A Castellaney and Senor Vardose as official representatives. No ceremonies were held the junta is not to be used for active supporting armed forces but to inform Americans about the movement with arms and ammunition to Cuba via Jamaica viewed as easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerra
Mazen
Santa Clara
Provin
Cuba
Ati- Sia
Legation
New York
Pine and Water Streets
Col Aguirre
Jose A. Castellaney
Senor Vardose
Col. Aguirre
Jamaica
Transport Sheridan Ashore at Barbers Point Hawaii
United States Army transport Sheridan with 15 through passengers and 58 soldiers is ashore on Barbers Point Hawaii amid heavy surf and rocks. Capt Peabody assumes responsibility and plans transfer of passengers to Claudine or shore as repairs and high tide efforts aim to float her. The ship, built in 1892 and formerly the British Massachusetts, may be saved if swift power and aid arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacinidad
Cuban Central Railway
Tas
Pinar del Rio
Associated Press
Peabody
Honolulu
United States Army
Sheridan
Barbers Point
Oahu
Claudine
Revenue Cutter
Thetus
Manila
Barbara Point
Cahu
Nagasaki
Frank J.morrow
Ireland
Massachusetts
United States
Wrecked Bank Directors in Lax Control Probed
An investigation led by Receiver Earle probes bank directors for selling stock and withdrawing deposits prior to trouble. Allegations cite prior knowledge of losses and mismanagement. The report notes links to individuals in the Presbyterian Church and accuses duplicity among leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia Real Estate Trust Company collapse prompts disclosure
In Philadelphia on August 31 reports reveal the Real Estate Trust Company failed after 3 years with no director meetings. The Clearing House Association hesitated to aid as managers admitted lack of board oversight and exam history. Notes indicate a suspected $10000 shortage and uncertainty over its true size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trust Company
Frank. J. Hipple
House Association
Joseph de Fy -Junkin
Comany
State Board
Hippie
Mr. Junkin
Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Madison
S.hubert -van Association
Wagner Myer
J Mealing
County
Moristown
Girl Dying Among Strangers in Middletown
A Baltimore mother, Annie Gardner, is unreachable after her daughter Lottie Gardner, employed at Adams' dry goods in New York, suffered a fractured skull in a runaway accident in Middletown. Despite telegrams to Baltimore, no contact is made as officials scrutinize company finances and director obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middletown
N.Y
Annie Gardner
Baltimore
Lottie
Miss Gardner
Adams
New York
Charleston Arrives at Lota Chile After Fog Delay
The US cruiser Charleston with Secretary Root aboard anchored at Lota Chile after a delay attributed to dense fog in Smythe Channel Magellan Straits. Dispatches to Minister Hicks noted the fog likely caused the late arrival and placed the ship near Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Lota
Santiago
Chile
United States
Hicks
Smythe Channel
Magellan Straits
Stensland’s Box of Fraudulent Papers Found in Bank Vault
A box at Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, pried open today, yielded 18 blank warranty deeds signed by dummies. Stensland used fake deeds to transfer property, deposit bogus records as security, and obtain bank funds. The incident mirrors prior frauds tied to his transactions with the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stensland
Chicago
Aus
Paul
Milwaukee Avenue, State Bank
Joan
Italian repairman dies defending siblings in daring raid
In Lancaster Pennsylvania last night Pacito Albanes a Italian railroad repair man was killed protecting his sister and fellow countrymen during a raid. Four Italian robbers entered the shanty while a guard held the door and the others threatened the group with revolvers. Albanes fought back with a razor and rifle blows but was fatally wounded as a knife thrust struck his heart. A posse is in pursuit of the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Pacito Albanez
Pennsylvania
Gap
Albanes
Albanez
Jenife
Preparations for Battle as Pretender Concentrates Troops
Dispatches from Madrid report the Pretender to the throne gathering about 6,000 troops in Malayala for a decisive clash with Sultan’s 4,000 armed forces in Morocco. The article notes expected reinforcements from the Rif and details rail fare and tickets on the Baltimore and Ohio system for one thousand mile passes valid for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Madrid
Fron Mella
Moret
Malayala
Riff
Ltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and’ Onin Baltrona Company
Ohio River
Philadelphia & Reading
Central Ailroad
New Jersey
Mysterious loan case tied to Mrs Chadwick pupil
Police court hears a $1000 loan attempt involving a pupil of Mrs Chadwick and two unnamed men. A forged check drawn by R B Pairo for 102 25 is charged, with a second forged instrument for 3808 aimed at defrauding Mrs Helen Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Goanwick
Addijas
Ge “S
Worfian
Kingsley
Mills
Miss Puckett
Phargd
Helen
Boynton
Aditing
Mre
Fannie Spriges
Pérry
Three Killed By Bomb At Wedding Procession In Russia
Washington Post dispatch from St Petersburg reports a bomb at a wedding procession in Af Usafka Ekatérinoslav killing three and wounding thirteen. Other unrest includes arson, attacks on postmen and churches, and a Belgian institute director wounded near Kakhmos. Premier Stelpin has moved to the Winter Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
The
Washington Post
St.Petersburg
Af Usafka
Ekatérinoslav
Poltava
Stelpin
Winter Palace
School Girl Stabber on Street Car in D.C. Incident
A teen girl described as Viola Strahan stabbed a streetcar conductor, Thomas Stallings, on a Northwest Washington car near Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue. Witnesses stopped further harm. she was arrested and later linked to a prior suicide attempt in March. Police note her father is a race track superintendent.
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Bove
Damabia
Fifteenth Street
New ‘York
Avenue Northwest
Thomas Stallings
Fourteenth Street
North East
Hich
Lamb
Stallings
Viola Strein
Benning
Viola Strahan
Bezining
Miss Strahan
Columbia Railroad
Streais Northeggt
Envantidate
Bednins
Jit
Tause
Railroads Accused in Indiana Oil Rate Complaints
Forty one Indiana railways face complaints to the state railroad commission and the National Petroleum Association. The petitions cite unjust oil classification in freight rates on behalf of Indianapolis firms National OW Refining Company and Tiona Oil Company and Evansville Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éland Otte
Indiana
Indiana State Railroad Commission
National Petroleum Association
National OW Refining Company
Indianapolis
Tiona Oil Company
Evansville ‘Refining Company
Evansville
Kansas City Politician James A Pemya Ends Life
James A Pemya, a fifty year old Democratic politician in Kansas City Kansas, killed himself at his home today. He had been despondent over financial losses. The report notes his residence and the manner of death as a self-inflicted pistol shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
James ¥An Pemya
Kans
Kang
Bryan Visits Connecticut In Four Addresses On Green
William Jennings Bryan toured New Haven and Bridgeport Connecticut delivering four speeches to cheering crowds. He attended a noon luncheon at Music Hall and met with New England Democrats including Gov. Woodruff and Mayor Studley. A nonpartisan reception was held at Archibald McNeil’s home before further events shifting toward Ohio and New York engagements.
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New Haven
Lancheon
Democratic Congress
Conn
William Jennings Bryan
Connecticut
Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
New ‘England
Bryan
Garvin
Gev
Rhode Island
MdéNeil
Armory
Madison: Square Garden
New-York
Grand Central Station
New York
New Bagnd
Ohio
John J. Lentz
Brran
John P. Studley
Woodruff
Mr. Bryan
Music Hall
Troup
New Haver Union
Studley
A. H. Fuller
Fuller
John P. Studies
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Avalao
Havana
Sleeper
State Department
Palma
Trinidad
Strrounaéa
Havang
Y- Sal
Cusion
Republic
Bankin Union Trust Co
Caribbean
Antilles
Jesus Rabl
Rabi
Cain
Atkins
Boston
Cienfuegos
Old Price Furber Trust
Tibbey & Co
6Th St
Lye
Revolutionists
Oahu Reef
Hawaiian Islands
Arif
Lax
Madison, WN. J
Aber
Brightwood
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Markinsburg
Harners Ferry
Isameda
Great Falls
Trust. Company
Hayle
William F. North
Horace
St and
Root
DualMires
Sis
Oriepe
Old Paint
Norfolk
di Sur
Wash
Chadwick
Wilsom& Magers
Eine
Cavarms
Luray
Baltimore and Return
Baltimore and Ghic
New England
Yalg
A. Treu
G. Sloan & Cony Alle
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