Rally for Weyler in Havana as Spain seeks pacification
The Havana rally of Spaniards urged support for Captain General Weyler and urged his retention to finish pacifying Cuba. A cable to Madrid praised his policy and warned recall would delay peace, while Weyler prohibited organized demonstrations.
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Cuba
Friends of
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Woodford Reports Spain Cabinet Links on Cuban Policy
Sherman dispatch notes from Washington that Minister Woodford’s Madrid cable announces Sagasta as president and Moret as colonies minister in a new Spanish cabinet. It highlights three powers tied to Cuban affairs, with Sagasta Gullon and Moret seen as key figures in ongoing negotiations.
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Antilles
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Gullon
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Gulion
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Cones
Illinois Supreme Court Gets Permanent Capitol Home
Springfield October 6 The Illinois Supreme Court opened in its capitol rooms for the first time under the consolidation act. Five terms per year will run October December February April and June with judges entering from their rooms to a large audience including prominent history figures. General Orendorf and Adolph Moses delivered welcomes and histories, ex Senator Palmer spoke, Chief Justice Phillips replied.
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Capitol
General Assembly
Lincoln
Edwards
Douglas
Breeze
Dickey
Burial of Gen Neal Dow in simple funeral
The funeral of Neal Dow was held at the Second Parish church in Portland with a large attendance. Attending were city and state officials, Grand Army and Thirteenth Maine Army Assembly delegations, fire department groups, and pallbearers including Governor Powers and Mayor Randall. The service lasted an hour and followed Dow’s wish for simplicity. Flags stayed at half mast and many businesses closed during the hour.
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Neal Dow
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Thirteenth Maine Army Assembly
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Governor Powers
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Perham
Dingley
Sheldon Conyer
Robie
William L. Putnam
Francis Fessenden
Dow
Farm implement makers open Detroit convention
Nearly 200 manufacturers gathered at Hotel Cadillac for the National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers opening session. President John A. Johnson of Madison Wisconsin delivered the annual address urging wool protection and backing a shift to protecting American shipping.
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Cadillac
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
John A. Johnson
Madison
Wis
Fire destroys half of Lowell after gasoline stove blast
Juneau Wisconsin October 6 reported a large fire in the village of Lowell after a gasoline stove exploded in the residence of William Fischer. The blast burned the house and all adjoining buildings to the ground. Mrs Fischer was badly burned and not expected to live. Loss not stated.
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Wis
Lowell
William
Fischer
Operators and Miners to Meet in Streator Convention
Oct six report a joint convention of northern miners operators and miners to be held in Streator at 22 20 p m for delegates meeting at 10 percent prelock tomorrow morning Pointer and Patchen Against Time.
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Braidwood
Mlinors
Streator
Governor Mount Attacks Lynching and Crime in Indiana
Governor Mount, addressing the National Horse Thief Detective association in Madison on October 6, condemns mob lynching and urges organized law enforcement. He cites past recoveries and arrests, warns that lynching sets dangerous precedents, and stresses courts must protect remote districts.
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Ripley County
Fountain County
Ripley
Great Distress From Drought Hits Indiana Farmers
Indianapolis October report describes the most destructive drought in years spreading across Indiana. Southern regions report nearly two months without rain, forcing farmers to drive stock four to five miles for water and for essential drinking and cooking needs.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Decatur Constable Accused of Assault on Wife
Oct 6 report from Decatur Indiana states constable James Parrish, described as white capped, choked his wife while intoxicated, knocked her down and jumped on her breast leaving injuries that threatened her recovery. Neighbors say this was not his first offense.
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Decatur, Ind
James Parrish
Tin plate plant expands to twenty hot mills at Elwood
Elwood Indiana, October 6. The tin plate company has begun two more hot mills, totaling twenty in the factory. It is the largest tin plate plant in the world and, when the new mills run, will employ 2,200 workers and pay about $70,600 in wages monthly. The plant runs at full capacity but is behind on orders.
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Elwood
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The
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Pottery Plant Planned for Arcadia to Employ Ten
Arrangements near completion for a new pottery in Arcadia Indiana to provide work for ten residents. The plant will manufacture plain and decorated ware using both local and imported clay.
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Arcadia
Ind
Miss Nell Donnell Weds Charles J Erdman in Greensburg
Miss Nell Donnell a leader in Greensburg society married Monday to Charles J Erdman a prominent local businessman They left that night for an eastern bridal trip a few days after the ceremony in Greensburg Indiana
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Greensburg
Ind
Nell Donnell
Charles J. Erdman
Boy Falls From Tree in Elwood Injury Likely Fatal
Elwood Indiana October 6 Frank Robinson aged 16 fell from a tree he had climbed to a height of about thirty feet. Both arms were shattered and doctors fear he may not recover. The accident occurred while he was at play near his home.
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Elwood
Ind
Frank Robinson
Gas Explosion Kills Three in Plymouth Mine
A gas explosion in Parrish Coal company No 2 slope at Plymouth Pa yesterday afternoon killed three workers Isaac Edmund miner George Eddy driver Louis Richards driven boss The blast was felt on the surface and rescuers faced collapse and poor ventilation before recovering the bodies about 5 pm
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Parrish Coal Company
Plymouth
Isaac Edmund
George Eddy
Louis Richards
Henry George Accepts Greater New York Mayoral Nomination
Henry George formally accepts the nomination for mayor of Greater New York at Cooper Union. The event mirrors his 1886 acceptance in the same hall before many familiar faces. He previously received 68 000 votes, and the crowd marked the largest turnout of the current campaign.
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Henry George
New York
Greater New York
Cooper Union
Weather Outlook By Regions for Twenty-Four Hours
Weather indications for twenty four hours from 8 p m yesterday show Indiana and Illinois fair and cooler in the south with westerly winds. Lower Michigan generally fair and cooler in the south with fresh westerly winds. Upper Michigan clearing this morning and fair with warmer temperatures in the west and fresh westerly winds. Wisconsin fair and slightly warmer with light to fresh westerly winds. Iowa fair with winds shifting to the west.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report From Chicago on October Trading
The Board of Trade quotes show wheat for October and December moving in narrow ranges, corn and oats with modest shifts, and Park and lard futures trading mixed. Produce notes butter and eggs prices, poultry rates, and potato values, with hogs and cattle receipts and price ranges indicated for the day.
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