Troops Muster Out As Several Regiments Discharged
The War Department orders transfers for mustering out of U S troops. First Wisconsin leaves Jacksonville for Camp Douglass. Fifth Ohio from Fernandina to Columbus. Rough Riders at Montauk Point. Thirty third and Thirty fourth Michigan to Camp Eaton Island Lake. First Connecticut Dunn Loring to Niantic. First Illinois from Montauk to Chicago armory. Fifth Town Jacksonville to Des Moines. Third Virginia Camp Alger to Richmond. First Mississippi from Chickamauga to Lauderdale Springs. Second Mississippi from Jacksonville to Lauderdale Springs. First Ohio Infantry likely to be mustered out soon amid officer disagreement over remaining in service versus discharge individual soldiers.
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Jacksonville
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Fernandina
Columbus
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Rough Riders
Montauk Point
Michigan
Camp Eaton
Island Lake
Mich
Connecticut
Dunn Loring ‘O Niantic
Illinois Infantry
Montauk
Armory
Chicago
Des Moines
Virginia
Would-Be Assassin Slain In Decatur Near Athens
A negro assailant attempting to murder Captain John E Logwood is killed after an ax strike is prevented by Charles Logwood who fires on the fleeing assailants. One negro mortally wounded. the other escapes. Also reports Porto Rican transport Whitney bringing soldiers, two prisoners to be jailed for life, and Rhodes elected to Cape parliament.
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Athens
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United States
Whitney
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Alexander Laduke
Second
Wisconsin Regiment
Thomas Stafford
Ponce
Henry Apter
Rhodes
Cape Town
Owell Rhodes
Cape Colony
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Cape
Medicine and moral decline in harsh medical remark
A fragmentary, period voice piece railing at male folly and death seeking behavior. It references sleeplessness, opiates, and a praise of some medical discovery, with scattered notes on remedies and a doctor’s authority. The text shows sensational tone and disjointed mentions of physicians and treatment.
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President McKinley Heads to Canton Amid Peace Talks
President McKinley and party leave Canton by special train from the Cleveland Terminal and Valley railway. Official duties during peace negotiations prevent attendance at the G A R reunion in Cincinnati. Peace commissioners arrive in Paris October first, planning to depart around September 15 to consult with the president. He remains on current plans and expects to be at Montauk Point on Saturday.
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Peace Commission
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Shafter Arrives at Montauk escorted to Camp Wilcox
The transport Mexico with General Shafter aboard anchored at Fort Pond Bay after sighting off Montauk Point at 6 40 am The escort details included Second Cavalry troops and staff officers Lt Cols McClernand Pope Derby Majors Noble Miley Grosback and Captains Gilmore Plummer The Shenandoah ambulance ship carrying 271 sick soldiers also arrived at Montauk Point with about 20 fit for furloughs The Seventh Army Corps parade in Jacksonville Fla drew nearly 30 000 troops under favorable weather and featured Colonel William Jennings Bryan amid cheers The treasure seekers Sophia Sutherland returned to San Francisco after 18 months away with cocoanuts and reports of Samoa trade prospects A hospital housing casualties from the First Minors Cavalry and Seventh California Regiment is arranged at San Francisco with 92 and 75 patients respectively and two deaths noted The county hospital in Cincinnati considers admitting 150 soldiers from Fort Sheridan to avoid red tape Also two derricks and barges from Merritt Chapman arrive to assist warship salvage work.
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Fort Pond Bay
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G. McG. Derby
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John Miley
S. W. Grosback
Seventh Army Corps
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William Jennings Bryan
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Fort Sheridan
Daniel Healy
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County Board
Dreyfus Retrial Steps Pushed By French Minister
Paris reports that M. Sarrien has moved to grant a retrial for Dreyfus amid a wave of accusations regarding the Dreyfus affair. Emile Zola’s famed "I accuse" letter is invoked as evidence of judicial error and alleged ministerial concealment.
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Paris
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Ministry of War
Henry
Dreyfus
Covent
Colonie
Disiueee of Justice
M. Sarrien
Seven Die In The Storm And Coast Damage
United States engineers perish while saving others as violent weather disrupts rail lines and shipping. Second Mate Garibolo of the Italian bark Noe drowned off Tybee trying to reach shore. Lieutenant Morgan of the US Engineer corps also drowned near Tybee. Savannah cotton receipts rise to 1,192,023 for the year. rail and river damage reported across Georgia and nearby states. Other items note bonds interest anticipation, Alabama railroad commissioner race, and bids for three new battleships with Newport News leading.
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Noe
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Morgan
United States Engineer Corps
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