Cuban election riots end in Villuendas murder in Cienfuegos
The clash between Liberal and Conservative factions in Cienfuegos left Congressman Enrique Villuendas and the city’s police chief dead. Officials report dynamite found in Villuendas hotel and say several others wounded. Government vows orderly elections and probes the consulate incident as unrest spreads toward Havana and broader Cuba amid party tension and national uncertainty.
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Enrique Villuendas
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Juuse
Cos
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Ha- Mina
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Win
Quesada
Villuendas
Congress
Navy for Canada to establish training vessel at Esquimalt
Special to the Washington Post reports Canada will soon set up a nucleus at Esquimalt for a training vessel under Canadian jurisdiction. Minister Raymond Prefontaine travels to England to arrange for the ship as Sir Frederick Borden stresses readiness. He says Canada must be prepared to maintain law and civil government amid growing immigration and possible U S ambitions.
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Washington Post
Esquimalt
Raymond Prefontaine
Marine and Flaheries
England
Sir Frederick Borden
Canada
Sam
Sherrick Investigation Brings Indiana Officials Before Jury
Indianapolis September 22 Charles W Miller Indiana attorney general testified for nearly ten hours as the Marion County grand jury probes the David Sherrick state audit case Other Fletcher National Bank officers Stoughton J Fletcher and Stoughton J Fletcher also appeared The bank funded notes redemption with a certified $10900 check drawn on Fletcher Bank
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Charles W. Miller
Indiana
Marion County Grand Jury
David Bb. Sherrick
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Stoughton J. Fletcher
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Sherrick
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German minister Rosen and French envoy Reveil settle Moroccan dispute
Paris Sept 22 information from a well informed source states that Dr Rosen the new German Minister to Morocco and M Reveil representing France reached a complete agreement on all disputed points in their conference today Both parties are satisfied with the arrangement It is understood Rosen and Premier Rouvier will meet tomorrow to sign definite terms for the programme to be discussed at the international conference on reform in Morocco
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Dr. Rosen
Morocco
M. Reveil
France
Rouvier
Death in Kiss Turns Fatal at Gravel Switch
Gravel Switch Kentucky section reports a grim domestic tragedy as Jason Chumbley, visiting his wife and child, lifted his six year old daughter by the chin to kiss her, causing her neck to break. A physician confirmed the fatal injury.
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Gravel Switch
Jason Chumbley
Eben Plympton Held On Assault Charge In Plymouth
Eben Plympton the actor was held in 10000 bonds after arraignment in Plymouth court on a charge of assault with intent to murder George Martin a guest at Plympton's summer home. The case was continued a week to await Martin's condition with recovery described as doubtful.
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Eben Plympton
George Martin
Plympton
Worlty
Martin
Hyde Syndicate Claims Challenged by Insurance Committee
New York hearing reveals James H Hyde and associates did not stand alone in Equitable Life affairs. Louis Fitzgerald and George Squire, with their groups, engaged in underwriting syndicates. Books show few profits or losses from these operations, and some participations lack record. Henry Winthrop testifies on Atlantic Coast Line and Union Pacific dealings while Grover Cleveland letters warn that mutualization alone does not ensure good administration.
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Henry Rogers Winthrop
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Grover Cleveland
Ryan
Cleveland
Mutualization Favored by Life Policy Trustees
Trustees favor mutualization to align life insurance with policy holders. New York Life witnesses discuss Nylic bonuses and commissions, noting 6.66 million in annual commissions on 14 million first year premiums, with 40 to 50 percent typical overseas. AUBURN specific details include Buckner testimony on agent payments and plans for world-wide business expansion. The Western state inquiry to probe how New York Life’s practices affect American policy holders begins in New York City.
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Hughes
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Buckner
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Minn
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McCall
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Denial From Hamilton on $100,000 Payment
Andrew Hamilton of Albany in France says the $100,000 received from New York Life Insurance in March 1904 was not used to influence New York State legislation. The cable confirms his denial amid a telegraphic inquiry by the Evening World after he arrived at Biarritz.
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Andrew Hamilton
Albany
France
New York Life Insurance Company
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Biarritz
New York Life
Socialist Leader Bebel Calls for Universal Worker Action
Dr Bebel urged German workers to organize for a possible general strike to defend manhood suffrage and the secret ballot. He warned liberalism was dead and capitalism pressed for conflict, appealing to Paris Commune martyrs as he signaled readiness for revolutionary action.
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Socialist Congress
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Compromise in Hungary Aims at Hungarian Army Reform
Budapest September 22 The coalition leaders await an audience with the King Emperor and plan to present compromise proposals by Julius Andrassy Francis Kossuth Baron Banffy and Count Zichy. The aim is to form a ministry and restore administrative order while offering a general program for developing the Hungarian army in line with the national spirit without insisting on Hungarian as the language of command.
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Cout Julius Andrassy
Francis Kossuth
Baron Banffy
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Desperate Famine Strikes Cadiz Workmen Threaten Riots
Desperate famine conditions in Cadiz Spain push starving workmen to threaten to burn and sack if food is not supplied. Appeals go to government for distribution of rations as relief efforts unfold.
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Amador
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Cholera Bulletin Reports Fresh Berlin Cases
Berlin reports nine new cholera infections between yesterday and today with two deaths, hiking totals to 236 cases and 80 deaths. New cases appear in Rastenburg Marienwerder Pogen Kolmar Strasburg Randow, while five new stations open along streams near the Russian frontier. No confirmed Berlin cases yet.
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Randow
Vartanian Confesses In Turkish Murder Plot
In Constantinople on September 22, Armenian exile Vartanian admitted to Consul General Dickinson that he was sent by a revolutionary committee to murder Apik Undjian, a prominent Armenian, who was shot August 26 in the Galata district. He named Afarian as his accomplice.
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Leishman
Dickinson
Vartanian
Afarian
Revolutionary Committee
Apik Undjian
Galata
Suspension of Tumber Dominates Rural Carriers Meet
In Indianapolis, the National Rural Letter Carriers' Association debated W F Tumber’s suspension as secretary and his Federal dismissal. Tumber exonerated on charges and may seek the secretaryship until tomorrow’s election. An Indiana delegate warned regional secession if President Cunningham remains. Meetings set for Peoria, Illinois in 1906.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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W. F. Tumber
Tumber
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Cunningham
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Georgia
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South Carolina
Virginia
Hampshire
Maine
Oklahoma
Peoria
National Rural Mall
Boss Reuf at Bay Fusion Backed by Democrats
In San Francisco on September 22 the local Democratic convention voted to fuse with Republicans to defeat Mayor Schmitz and Boss Reuf. Reuf urged Roosevelt and Pardee endorsements and attacked Republicans as unpatriotic, but the fusion proceeded, shouters were expelled, and Democrats agreed to endorse the Republican ticket for reading offices with many supervisors renominated.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Schmidtz
Boss Reuf
Roosevelt
Pardee
Tewall
Reus
Fright Kills Negro Dies After Mob Trial Spared
Andrew Dinwiddie, the Black man spared from being burned at the stake by a Paris Texas mob, died at his Red River County home from fever caused by the fright. Investigation found him innocent of the charged crime.
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Washington Post
Dallas
Tex
Andrew Dinwiddie
Paris
Red River County
Acquittal in Embezzlement Case Shocks City Audiences
San Francisco on September 2 reports Julio Uriburi of Buenos Ayres was acquitted of embezzlement. Once the trusted friend and financial secretary of Signora Louisa Terrazina the singer, he faced allegations he failed to remit about 900000 francs she entrusted for forwarding to Europa.
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Julio Uriburi
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Uriburi
Signora Louisa Terrazina
Europa
Italy
Two Killed in Cuban Political Clash
Two people died amid a Cuban political clash reported in today’s issue. The section notes further political unrest and related incidents across pages.
Actress Helen Bertram Faces Second Exam in Court
New York star Helen Bertram appeared at City Court for a second examination in a supplemental proceedings case to recover a $107.71 judgment from Nelson Brusters. She lamented the process, joked about tears as pearls, and sought an indefinite adjournment with counsel Howe & Hummel. She dressed in blue silk and asked not to have her pets attached, noting poverty yet staying practical.
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Washington Post
New York
Helen Bertram
Delehanty
Nelson Brusters
Manhattan Island
Miss Bertram
Mr. Hammel
Howe & Hummel
Miss Bertani
Edward Morgan
Miss Roosevelt Feted in Seoul Garden Party
Seoul Sept. 22 Prince Yil hosted an outdoor garden party at the old Eas Palace in honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt with Korean and American flags adorning paths and pavilions. Officials of note attended as Prince Yli toasted President Roosevelt and Minister Morgan toasted the Emperor of Korea. A Christian missionary gathering followed with a Bible and prayer book presented to Miss Roosevelt.
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Prince Yil
Eas Palace
Alice Roosevelt
Korea
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National Corps of the Army and Navy Union closes session
The twelfth biennial convention ends in Newburgh with Chaplain J P Chadwick delivering the feature address. Fraternal greetings are exchanged with President Roosevelt. Officers elected include National commander J E Brown, senior vice commander Edward Strobel, junior vice commander C V Auger, adjutant general John Schumacher, inspector general Ed E Adams, judge advocate Gen J D Cinat, and national chaplain Rev J Chadwick.
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Washington Post
Newburgh
National Corps of the Army and Navy Union
J. P. Chadwick
Roosevelt
J. E. Brown
Edward Btroebe
Albany
N. Y
C. V. Auger
Brooklyn
John Schumacher
Ed E. Adams
Jersey
J. D. Cinat
Buato
Rev. J. Chadwick
Family Murder in Florida Fire Claim Deaths
In Jacksonville on September 22 the charred remains of Lula Wise, described as a coloned woman, and her four children were found in the burning home ruins. The victims showed crushing injuries suggesting murder to hide the crime, with the house set ablaze to conceal it.
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Fla
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Motorman Kelley Blamed for Elevated Wreck
New York report by the State railroad commissioners fixes responsibility for the Sept 11 elevated railroad crash that killed twelve. Motorman Paul Kelley is identified as responsible for the accident. The article notes direct Baltimore Ohio connections at 23d Street Terminal and lists an auction listing for furniture and rugs at Wilson & Mayers, 1237 G Street.
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New York
Ninth Avenue
State Railroad Commissioners
Paul Kelley
Baltimore
Ohio R.R
Wilson & Mayers
Castro 3 Defiant Warships The Next Step
Caracas reports President Castro will not withdraw from his stance over the French Cable Company dispute. He urges an amicable settlement while Venezuela imposes decrees closing inland offices and fines. French charges d affaires M. Taigny protests. diplomacy risks escalation toward a Franco American action in Venezuela.
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United States
France
Venezuela
Washington Post
Caracas
Castro
M. Talgny
Bouquet
la Guaira
M. Taigny
Calhoun
Roosevelt
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