Cuban Violence Shocks Cienfuegos Amid Election Turmoil
Cuban bullets fly as Congressman Enrike Villuendas and Chief of Police Mlanco are killed during a clash between Liberals and Conservatives in Cienfuegos. Authorities report two dynamite bombs found in Villuendas hotel. unrest prompts rapid government measures and warnings ahead of upcoming elections.
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Navy for Canada trains vessel at Esquimalt
Special to the Washington Post reports Canada will establish a nucleus training ship at Esquimalt with a Canadian naval jurisdiction. Raymond Prefontaine, minister of marine and fisheries, travels to England to secure a ship. Sir Frederick Borden states Canada must be prepared for war and to maintain law and order amid immigration, while seeking not to provoke conflict with the United States.
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Raymond Prefontaine
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England
Sir Frederick Borden
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Sherrick Investigation Opens With Indiana Attorney General
Indianapolis Sept 22 Charles W Miller Indiana attorney general testified before Marion County grand jury probing the David Sherrick case former state auditor. Also before the panel were Stoughton J Fletcher and Stoughton J Fletcher of Fletcher National Bank. A certified check for 10900 drawn on Fletcher Bank aided in redeeming notes tied to a settlement.
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Settlement in Moroccan dispute reached by Rosen and Reveil
Paris reports that Dr. Rosen the German Minister to Morocco and M Reveil representing France ended their conference with a complete agreement on all disputed points of the Moroccan question both sides satisfied. A meeting with Premier Rouvier is planned to finalize terms for the international conference on reform in Morocco.
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Dr. Rosen
Morocco
M. Reveil
France
Rouvier
Death by Kiss Shocks Gravel Switch Family
In Gravel Switch Kentucky Jason Chumbley, visiting his wife and child, lifted his six year old daughter by the chin to kiss her. She fell to the floor and died. A physician determined the cause of death was a broken neck resulting from the father’s action.
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Eben Plympton Held on Assault Charge in Plymouth
Eben Plympton the actor was held in 5000 bonds after arraignment in Plymouth court charged with assault with intent to murder George Martin a guest at Plympton s summer home. The case was continued a week awaiting Martin s injuries and recovery, which was doubtful.
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Eben Plympton
George Martin
Plympton
Worlty
Martin
Hyde syndicate deals under scrutiny in Equitable hearing
New York hearers reveal James H Hyde and associates profited from syndicate operations with the Equitable Life. Old directors Fitzgerald and Squire also participated with no clear profit records on some transactions. Letters from Grover Cleveland caution mutualization and policy holder control may not ensure good governance.
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Grover Cleveland
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Mutualization Favored in Life Insurance Sector Reform
Trustees advocate mutualization to align policyholder interests with fiduciary duties amid a sweeping inquiry into New York Life Insurance Company. Testimony highlights Nylic bonuses, agent commissions, and global bonus programs, with Buckner detailing 16 NY Life agents in Nylic and 5,000 nonmembers. Western states prepare for ongoing joint probes in New York City.
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New York Life Insurance Company
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Germany
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Canada
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St. Paul
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S. H. Wolf
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McCall
New York Life
Denial from Hamilton in France over 1904 Insurance Check
Andrew Hamilton of Albany, in France, telegraphs the New York Life check of 100000 dollars in March 1904 was not used to influence state legislation. He reached Biarritz after an automobile tour of southern France and denies the alleged purpose of the payment.
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Albany
France
New York Life Insurance Company
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Biarritz
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Socialists Talk of Blood as Bebel Urges Revolution
Dr Bebel declares liberalism dead in Germany and capitalism ready for conflict with workers. He advocates organizing for a general strike if needed to stop manhood suffrage restriction and secret ballot. The congress unanimously backs his revolutionary speech and calls workers to readiness for revolutionary action.
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Compromise in Hungary Aimed at Forming Ministry
Budapest Sept 22 The coalition leaders hope for a settlement with the King Emperor based on compromise proposals by Andrassy Kossuth Banffy and Zichy to form a ministry and restore order. They pledge to meet the Crown on the army issue by proposing a general development of the Hungarian army in line with national spirit without insisting on Hungarian as the language of command.
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Francis Kossuth
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Desperate Famine Strikes Workmen Across Spain
Famine districts report starving workmen in Cadiz threatening to burn and sack unless food is provided. Appeals go to government for distribution of rations as Panama seeks Spanish immigrants from Galicia. Russian colonists in Chiriqui progress. Holland to raise taxes to fix deficit. Also notes rail schedule and a furniture sale advertisement.
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FIGHT AGAINST CHOLERA BEGINS NEW STATIONS
Berlin reports nine fresh cholera cases and two deaths in the 24 hour period, raising totals to 236 cases and 80 deaths. New cases registered at Rastenburg Marienwerder Pogen Kolmar Strasburg Randow. Five new cholera stations opened along streams crossing the Russian frontier or near it.Berlin states no cases officially noted in the capital amid intensified supervision.
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Vartanian Confesses Turban Mission of Murder
In Constantinople Armenian leader Vartanian admitted to Consul General Dickinson that he was dispatched by a revolutionary committee to murder Apik Undjian, a prominent Armenian, who was shot August 26 in Galata. Afarian was named as his accomplice. Minister Leishman awaits the inquiry result before further steps.
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Vartanian
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Apik Undjian
Galata
Suspension discussion as W F Tumber faces dismissal
In Indianapolis the National Rural Letter Carriers Association debated suspending secretary W F Tumber and his federal discharge. Tumber was exonerated on charges and may lead the association until tomorrow's election, with a regional push toward secession if President Cunningham remains. Peoria, Illinois, named 1906 meeting site.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Rural Letter Carriers' Association
W. F. Tumber
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Ohio
Georgia
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South Carolina
Virginia
Hampshire
Maine
Oklahoma
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Fusion of Democrats and Republicans in San Francisco
Local Democrats in convention agreed to fuse with Republicans to run a single ticket against Mayor Schmidtz and Boss Reuf. Reuf tried to derail fusion by praising Roosevelt and Pardee, but party leaders continued and ousted the disruptors. Democrats endorsed the Republican ticket for reading offices and pledged renomination for most supervisors.
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San Francisco
Schmidtz
Boss Reuf
Roosevelt
Pardee
Tewall
Reus
Fright Kills Negro in Texas Mob Incident
Andrew Dinwiddie, the Black man spared from a Paris Texas mob three days earlier, died at his Red River County home from fever caused by the fright. Investigators found he was innocent of the charged crime.
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Dallas
Tex
Andrew Dinwiddie
Paris
Red River County
Acquitted of Embezzlement in San Francisco Case
San Francisco on September 2 Julio Uriburi once a friend and financial secretary of Signora Louisa Terrazina was acquitted of embezzlement. The Buenos Aires native had been accused of failing to forward about 900000 francs entrusted to him for delivery to Italy.
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Uriburi
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Italy
Two Killed in Cuban Political Clash
Two people died amid a Cuban political clash while reports note broader unrest. Castro reportedly defied France as protests and political battles spread across the region.
Actress Helen Bertram Hears Adjourned Examination
New York September 2 Examinations in supplementary proceedings unsettled actress Helen Bertram as she faced a second court exam in Nelson Brusters’ effort to collect a $107.71 judgment. She joked of weaving tears into pearls to pay the bill and asked for leniency while her counsel secured an indefinite adjournment. She noted poverty yet said she would not file bankruptcy and warned against attaching her assets.
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Miss Roosevelt Feted at Seoul Garden Party
Seoul Sept 22 Prince Yil hosted an outdoor garden party at the old East Palace in honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt attended by Korea officials. American and Korean flags decorated paths and pavilions. Prime ministers toasted Roosevelt and the Emperor. A Bible and prayer book were presented. A Korean missionary gathering followed with diverse denominations. Evening performances featured Korean military musicians and dancing girls.
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Alice Roosevelt
Korea
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National Corps of the Army and Navy Union closes session
In Newburgh New York on September 22 the twelfth biennial convention ends with Chaplain J P Chadwick addressing the gathering Fraternal greetings were sent to President Roosevelt Officers elected include National commander J E Brown senior vice commander Edward Stroebel adjutant general John Schumacher inspector general Ed E Adams judge advocate Gen J D Cinat and national chaplain Rev J Chadwick all based in various cities including Brooklyn Albany Jersey City and Buffalo
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Newburgh
National Corps of the Army and Navy Union
J. P. Chadwick
Roosevelt
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Edward Btroebe
Albany
N. Y
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Brooklyn
John Schumacher
Ed E. Adams
Jersey
J. D. Cinat
Buato
Rev. J. Chadwick
Whole family murdered in Jacksonville fire and murder
The charred bodies of Lula Wise, a colored woman, and her four children were found in the burned home near Jacksonville Florida early today. Authorities say the ghuls were crushed and the fire was used to conceal the crime, indicating a homicide.
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Fla
Lula Wise
Motorman Kelley Blamed for Elevated Wreck
State railway commissioners fixed responsibility for the Sept 11 elevated railroad crash in New York. The report found Motorman Paul Kelley responsible for the fall of a car from the Ninth Avenue trestle, killing twelve passengers.
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State Railway Commission
New York
Ninth Avenue
State Railroad Commissioners
Paul Kelley
Castro defiant on French cable clash in Caracas
Caracas reports President Castro vows to uphold his decree closing French Cable Company offices and rejects M. Taigny’s diplomatic stance. Caracas and Paris spark a quarrel over cable rights, with Venezuela denying personalizing the dispute and France pressing for satisfaction and potential joint naval action.
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