29 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary text reports a court scene with references to Ay 80d, Paik Tos Tithe, and various names such as Seth Urkearn and HAN bee Haynie. Mentions a thief of mine, a Viet Thief of Mine, and proceedings at Maton's Ty Pevtieg of Maton with unclear timing and participants.
A garbled 19th century style article discusses Cuba, war impacts, and political stakes. It mentions Rev Father Seomy, various figures like Chaves A and Varma, and the idea of guaranteeing economic interests while Cuba navigates conflict and imperial influences.
Havana reports an expected arrival of Captain Geneeat Werter and his crew aboard Marwhiam Anstes with Cotoigie Pinerat and Artezaisenik. The port activity includes sorting of gear and preparations as authorities discuss care and safety for the city.
Enrique Jose Varona, Cuban Junta spokesman in Madrid, replies to Weyler’s claims about Maceo. He argues Maceo’s forces were preconcerted and scattered to lure Spanish troops, attacks the pacification plan, and asserts Cuba’s laws and slavery history under Spanish rule. Varona criticizes Weyler and defends Cuban insurgent strategy and rights.
The report describes a congressman seeking details on an arrest in Havana with officials noting no formal report yet. Secretary Olney suspects detention for passport irregularities rather than arrest and orders immediate inquiry via Vice Consul Springer to safeguard the subject’s rights.
In Canton Ohio on November 28 Col. A. Rretzon Cleveland chair of escorts to the President-elect notified Col. George R. Greer Alliance leader of the committee. McKinley’s presence in Cleveland and associations with McKinley aides are noted. Senator Foraker, visiting McKinley’s sta nce, indicated the trip held no political significance and was social in nature.
The document outlines large bond sales and multiple loans totaling hundreds of millions, with gold coin and certificates backing included. It lists receipts and expenditures for the year, highlighting internal revenue yields of 331.29 and outlays of 85,370,068, alongside several loan figures and the collateral in gold and silver instruments.
Harrison, poet, playwright and business man of San Francisco, celebrated his sixtieth birthday by walking fifty miles from the city to San Jose. He began at 1 o clock last night with three Bohemian Club companions. The first twenty miles took five hours and the final twelve four hours, despite a detour that added eight miles. He remained fresh at the end of the trek.
A Des Moines canvass of presidential votes reports McKinley with 64 562 majority over Bryan 39 741 Palmer 4 516 Levering 3 292 and Beate Matchett 458. The tally confirms McKinley leading the state by a wide margin.
Columbus Georgia November 28 Jackson Young colored was hanged at Gealo Alabama today for murder of his sister three months ago He outraged and murdered his sister and died protesting his innocence saying he would be in Abraham's bosom in the next world The crime described as one of the most horrible ever brought to light in that state
A sweeping November blizzard across the Northwest leaves trains delayed, wires down, and many dead or unaccounted. reports from Moorhead and Fargo list victims including Anderson Thomas and Frank Vick, with widespread fur seals of cattle losses. Railways resume limited service as sprawl of snowdrifts blocks routes and weather worsens in North Dakota and Minnesota.
Washington November 28 Senator Sherman of Ohio issued a flat denial to Evening Star reports of a deal with Mark Hanna about his Senvtorship and a McKinley cabinet portfolio. He says no arrangements or correspondence exist beyond ordinary office applications and has not discussed re election with the Senate. Hanna is described as a loyal friend of Sherman with noted abilities.
November 28 report that window glass factories in the United States will start December 14. Manufacturers plan a Monday meeting at Hare's House in Indianapolis to form a new combination to regulate prices nationwide under Trust Arrangement operations.
In San Jose a man named Keller fatally wounded his wife and two young children then shot himself after locking doors and firing at them from behind his store. A girl was wounded in the arm but is expected to recover, while Keller died after shooting himself twice. Police returned fire but could not stop the attack.
Senator Sherman says Congress will consider procedures and remedies for deficiencies. Senator Worth predicts tax increases on beer and possible registration changes. Senator Morgan supports recognizing Cuba despite war risk, while Senator Worth backs action that could provoke conflict with Spain.
The readable fragments depict an exchange about governance and political power, referencing signatures, a garter, and a board. Names like Corbett and Phe appear amid erratic phrases about authority, danger, and a ceremonial altar.
London and Boston era reports show chaotic disturbances with multiple arrests as mobs disrupt events. A poet laureate, Alfred Austin, narrowly escapes drowning after falling from a fishing boat on the Tweed during late November.
Special to the Register Fairmont W V November s& Harry Meaneny a trial townluate for night from Alleghany and positively rene the skeleton found on the western mountains of his adopted son Thomas Edward McAneny of Pittsburg The youth had been ill and had threatened self harm His uncle with whom he lived identified clothing and contents The body was 27 years old on October 4 and had left Works The crash and bottle with keys were found on the person The father James Medunebiy still lives in Woostar Ohio
Skeletal report shows miners and operators in Bakibugs Pots Oxnbow area near Pa. Navvusler 28 holding talks on pay pools. Fourth pool offers range from $1.00 per bushel to $1.74 while second and third pools see $2.00 to $2.25. negotiations continue as committees meet aiming for a resumption of work at proposed rates. Over one hundred men affected by the stalemate.
A court case arises over damages claimed by James J. McGatigan from Pullman Car Company after contracting illness while traveling in an unheated Pitman car. The suit, filed by McGotlean & Co on behalf of McGatigan, centers on alleged neglect and improper heating during a February journey in 1802.
Patchy OCR item references growing Fowler Cycle Mfg Co and a capital figure near 400,000 dollars. Mentions a November entry and a weather forecast with times such as 7 am and 4 45. The legible bits are unrelated names and stray numbers.
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