Winding Tumult as Cuban Change Sparks Flags and Speech
Reports from Santiago describe the transfer of Cuba from Spain to the United States with a palace audience, the lowering of the Spanish flag, and Americans raising the Stars and Stripes amid guarded crowds. The Reina Mercedes wrecking project aims to raise the cruiser near Santiago Harbor, valued at over 250000. Separate items note a fatal sawmill accident in Gallipolis, the death of Ambassador Romeco of Mexico in Washington, cattle shipments from Texas to Havana, the fatal shaft accident at Lake Superior Iron, and a hog cholera outbreak affecting farmers in Toledo.
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Trhn
Aiosrica
Havann
Svomnl
Cuba
Spain
Blaley Ar
Vito Torn
Tranzfor
Anton
Tng
Unita
BeinaMerciden Witte Ralach
Santiago
Merrit & Chapman Wrecking Company
Ins
Santiago Harbor
United States
Tragedy and turmoil in scattered reports from across towns
A Paulding domestic tragedy ends with a wife shot and husband’s suicide. An Ohio incident describes a boy with epilepsy slipping from a moving vehicle. Ottawa reports Canada’s two cent postal rate as a New Year gift. Tollgate raids near Falmouth Kentucky disrupts gates and threats jail. Moyniett seeks Ohio Supreme Court action against National Biscuit in anti trust case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Big Treant
Moynett
Ohio Supreme Court
National Biscuit Tint
Obio Ut
Fires and crimes disrupt towns in scattered reports
A ragged wire service style column lists incidents from Newark New York to Pittsburgh Pittsburg We wes and Baltimore and Ohio rail collisions. Fire destroys Sherman Opera House in Newark. Burglary nets money and checks. Bankruptcies and robberies appear alongside industrial accidents and shipyard plant sales. Multiple named places and people appear amid a flood of brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Newark NY
Sherman Opera
Isabel Maton
Ruth Ashmore
New York
Henry Wessel
Meney
Meney Aul Elecha Aggregatiog ST RM
Weonsecket
Newark
Cpm
Sears
Phillipsburg
Grover
Lucy
Pearl
Fin
Dewitt Gours
Lee
Norma Canm
Kate Adams
Div
Cornelas Mercannes
James Brooks
Metsanney
Baltimore and Ohio Devils
Baltimore
Rookwood
Notable Misfortunes and Crimes Across Cities
A sprawling dispatch reports multiple untimely deaths and fires including Charles Forthwein of St Louis aged 59, a Minneapolia lumber plant blaze at 4,000 loss, a Duluth murder suicide linked to jealousy, a Kansas City draft of war veteran, and a Minnesota streetcar fatality of Mrs. Caroline Barger. It notes firm bankruptcies, a large opium cargo into San Francisco, and railroad accidents along with political and legal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forthwein
St. Lous
C A Smith Lumber Company
Minneapolia
Furleoy Ran
Thomas Greene
Walter M Clock
Sulivan County
Caroline Barger
Miamisburg
Ohio
Dwyer
Kansas City
Grip
Lanarillo
Wandhine
Minneapolis
Minn
Clewetar
Coo, Powers & Co Manufacturers
Episcopal Diocese of
Nebraska
Theodore N Morrison
Chicago
Lown
WR. Johnson
Paola
Kan
Ida Williams
St. Louis
Hank Williams
Prank Brown
Chiiteaxo
Sit
St Louis
Forfei
Lindell Street Railway Company
Oakland
Cal
Omaha
Ned
J W Etler
Sone, Wague
Hartley
Tonto
Hiro
Hastings
Dakota
Ghange
Milwaukee
Ar Pont Rathway
Elventh Avenue
Portsmouth
Thevoransrins
Rachel Glenn
Nother
Sarah
Phildren
James Brown
Honey Prather
Brown
Prather
Antehinaon = Kan
Quincy Til
Alliance
Parthe
Atwell
Crssidy Brognod
Atchison=fopeka all Sonata Fe
Hoehne
Colo
George R. Lastman
Twelfth
Infanary
San Juan
Adams
St Tonis
Senate
Leedy
Iew
Railways Board
Supreme Court
Duluth
L. Borglund
Peter Transon
Foreign cabinet resignations and wide war news from 1900s era
The report covers Agui naldo's Fulpino cabinet resignation, Spanish commander Vos surrender in the Visayas, a call for a joint frontier commission in Africa, and multiple overseas incidents. It notes a U S cavalry death in San Juan Puerto Rico, police seizures in Paris linked to the Dreyfus era, and various duels and trials involving military and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulpino
Aguinaldo
Vos
Visayas
Houdo
Safishurs
Africa
Tenry
San Juan
Louis C. Haimond
Cumpans
United States Cavalry
Minjeror Nicholas
St Petersburg
Gus. Henry
Porto Rico
Ned Rock Mountain
Alrolo 9
Switzerland
Canton
Ticino
Alrolo
Havana
United States
M Lepte
Les Droits a'Homme
Max Regis
Algiers
Paris
Dreyfus
Robert G Wells
Nicopol-Mariopol Mining and Metallurgical Company
Mariopol
Tussia
Pittsburg
Marlopot
Nzof
Gabriel
Pages
Cardenas
Corunna
Flrie Reed
JD. Steeman
New York
Bahia
Bermuda
British East Africa
Baluchis
Treut
Hannyuton
Masindi
Dudley
Lima
Penu
Iowa
Oregon
Grace Company
Jdent
Gozo Vian Mattisick Keglevich
Stephanie
Keglovich
Philip of
Saxe Coburg
Prominent Officials Die in Rapid Succession
Washington reports the sudden death of Captain Frederic Marcy Lynde U A retired naval officer and Michigan native. Also noted is the death in Washington of Justin Morrill the senior U S Senator from Vermont after a brief illness. Colonel Arthur L Wagner is ordered to St Paul Minnesota to serve as adjutant general of the Dakota department reflecting Major Samuel D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Marcy Lynde
U. A
Washington
Michigan
Justin 3. Morrill
United States
Vermont
D. C
Arthur L. Wagner
United States Army
St Paul
Minn
Department of Dakota
Samuel D
Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippets From Washington to St Louis
Reading shows a mix of local industry notes and court actions. Copper ore near Mount Faroma yields 20 percent copper with gold, a bakery building collapse in St Louis buries workers, and the Minnesota Supreme Court blocks seed grain loan funds as unconstitutional. The millers meet in St Louis and plan Detroit for next gathering, while a Princeton case reports Motra Sexton hanged for Nathan Stark’s murder. A Mrs Brown related to Feungsteins appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leata Coppiérimine
Mount Faroma
Washington
Conrae
Treydt Bakery Company
St Louis
Luke Tully
Minnesota Supreme Court
Acta
Tiey
Fraternity of
Operative Millers of America
Dietroit
Oficera
Princeton
Motra Sexton
Nathan Stark
Sexton
Ife
Nathaniel Brown
Oliis
Vanderbilt Engagement and Regional Business Moves
William K Vanderbilt Jr. is reported engaged to Miss Virginia Ball. Havana street railway franchises were bought for 1 800 000 by Montreal and New York capitalists. A fox fur supply is abundant in Dawenon City and meals cost about a dollar. Dr. HQR Butler of Atlanta urges Black Americans to seek federal intervention for humanitarian reasons. Deputy Sheriff John Green of New Mexico in Denver reports fugitive cattleman Grant C. Gillett based in Jimfez Chihuahua Mexico. A merger forms among George A Clark & Bro Clark Mile End Spool Cotton and Conts Thread Co dominating the thread industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia Ball
Kingston
Havana
Montreal
New York
Havana Street Railway
Dawenon City
Hqr. Butler
Atlanta
United States
John Green
New Mexico
Denver
Grant C. Gillett
Jimfez
Chihuahua
Mexico
George A Clark & Bro
Clark Mile End Spool Cotton Company
Conts Thread Company
Market Reports: US cattle hogs and grains by city
A dense price list covers markets in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Tulsa Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. It lists cattle hogs and sheep prices, wheat corn oats rye and other grains with No 2 grades and assorted units, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Chicago
Corp
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ste. Onts
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Ness
Eatra
New York
Southern notes and tragedies mix with cotton boom
The item cites Mercedes Gareis's death in Georgia, a fatal shooting in Tennessee, and a debutant elopement near Atlanta. It adds a Houston cotton record of 2,000,000 bales for six months, a fatal fire near Hillsboro Texas, and a destructive fire in Kentucky affecting Letterfield enterprises and the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tenn
Andrew Mutret
Thomas Bhnrma Harris
Houston
Texas
AC Henderson
Ossie Malone
Cost of the war and garrisons exceeds early estimates
The article analyzes war costs through the current fiscal year, estimating total Army and Navy expenses around 188 million dollars with monthly outlays ranging from ten to twenty million. It notes continued spending for garrisons, contracts, arm production, and pay for veterans, with future payments likely drawn from new dependencies' revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
West
Army
Navy
ISPT
Tuite
Yaguat
Senck
Ar Morus
Treasury
War and Navy Departments
Congress
Apain
Cat
Porto Rico
Philippines
Wake Island Cable Station Plan Nears Realization
A San Francisco steamship bound for Honolulu carries orders to the Bennington’s commander at Wa wall directing him to seize Wake Island for a Pacific cable station. The move serves the U.S. goal of linking the Philippines and Hawaii with the United States under the Paris treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bneck
Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Bennington
Wawall
Teland
United States
Puroses
Philippines
Hawaii
Wake Island Proposed as Cable Station Link
Mauk Wake Island in the Pacific is proposed as a cable station site after failure to secure a Caroline Island. Located at latitude 19 north longitude 168 east, Wake Island lies about 2,000 miles from Niihau and near Guam, and is described as ideal for Pacific telecommunication purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
American Peace Commission
Carolines
Wake Island
Nihau
Ibn- Wahan
Guam
United States
Santa Claus burned in Sunday school fire mishap
Charles T Tyron a noted sprinter and pole vaulter acting as Santa at a Sun day school in Ann Arbor was badly burned when his disguise caught fire from a candle. Mrs Sherman, wife of the former senator, is recovering from a previous stroke and nearing work at home in City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanta Claus
Santa Claus
Ann Arbor
Charles T Tyron
Pole Sautter
Sherman
John Sherman
United States
Bouse Wilcity
Sore Im portant Dotogs of Our Neighbors
A miscellany from across the region recounts a string of local incidents and state news. Notable items include a Berlin order for the Springfiest Machine Tool Co, several fatal accidents and injuries, church calls and clergy moves, legal actions, and community concerns from towns like Ananda Warren Youngstown and Akron.
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Wayne Go
Herald
Peeloloie Isle le N. ML
Newe
Uta
Nonrtti
Eouth
Huet
Gallipolis
Otto
de. Reece
Beals
Beuor Romero
Romeco
Metivo
Flo Watina
Oigaca
Lia
Flo
Cabx
Allonston
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Aucoxcurcon
Hlavana
Calveston
Bix Mivers
Isiipoming
Mich
Saga
Stose Taineskro
Lake Superior Iron Company
Toledo
Schurz
Heveratock
Paulding
Howat
Charles Dlewith
Nearionvilli
WoVa
Horguback
Howan
Ottawa
Ont
Falmouth
Western
Southern
Mercedes Gareis
Calixto Garcia
St Hope
Mauk Wake Island
Our
Springfiest
Berlin
Germany
Springherd
James Alligon Barnes
Ananda
West Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Caroling Baier
Alantisburg
Miami Valley Traction
George Wedding
Montgomery
Seven Soiles
de Nerman Rust
Noldelberg Theological Seminary
Wes, Coulson
Zanesville
Charles Rhodes
Barberton
Presbyterian Church of
Warren
W McFadden
Allianece
Youngstown
Frank Brown
Dail
William Swan
Oxford
Wiekond
Charles Watterson
Greenville
F. E. Lockwood
Andover
White
Maggie Dalaney
Chitticothe
Seventh
Frank Heckert
Piqua
Baba
Delaware
Joseph McRedmond Ald
Joan Morg
Wilbe
Thold Command
John Cromley
BH. & Q. Southwestern
Nocking Valley
Belpro Fm
Lis
Tivees
Board of County Visitors
Sciota County
State Board of Charities
Snd 3
Robert Watt
Akron
Ilo
America
Paul Kingston
Dayton
United States Engineering Corps
Cubs
John Schmidt
Nurm
Millvale
Hammilton
Batavia
Walter Ilemigway
Edward McAlister
Parkersburg
McAllister
Charl
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