Conspirators on Trial Read Indictment In France Senate
The Procurator General opened the trial of 22 conspirators accused of overthrowing the government. Read at the senate high court, details described royalist and anti Semitic leagues, coded letters, and planned uprisings. Prisons prepared with modest furnishings as guards tightened security.
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Senate
High Court of Justice
Pol- Hevans
Demontesurt
Teroussche
Marcel-Habert
Thiebaud
Baron de Vaux
Jules Guerin
M. Bernard
Fallieres
Republic
Justice
M. Falleres
Mercier
Mae Constans
Scheurer- Kestner
M. Fabres
Sgnres
Geneal
MM. DeRoulet- Mercel-Habert
League of Watriots
M. Guerin
Anti Sembie Reieie
M. Dubuc
S Eiety
MM. Lintfertidefrey
Shevilly
The
le Ws Valist
MM. DeRoutede
Marcel-Hubert Sevkbus
Union
M. DuBue
Royalist League
Duke of Orleans
Hia
M. Buffet
Marienbad
M. Fallleres
M.bernard
Bohemia
Place de la Concord
Chereho Mill
Oates Declines Governor Run Promised Morgan Return
Ex governor Oates comments on legacy and his decision not to seek the governorship. He recounts promising to be heard from again after defeat by General Pettus and signals willingness to support the party’s nominee for U S senator. He highlights respect for General Morgan and vows loyalty to Democratic principles.
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Montgomery
Ala
Oates
Morgan's Plac
Aml Loyd
Congress
Isa
Democratic Party
Decemer
United States
W. Pettus
Tam
Alabama
Senate of the
Morgan
General Assembly
Senate
Confederacy
Alger withdraws from U S senate race in NY letter
General Alger announces his candidacy withdrawal in a Waldorf Astoria letter dated September 1809. He thanks supporters and cites personal reasons and prudence. Indiana party officials head to Chickamauga for dedication events honoring Indiana soldiers and Wildera Brigade markers.
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Detroit
R.A. Alger
New York
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Judson
United States Senate
Joam
Elf
R. A. Alger
Wilam Judson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alger
Indiana
Chickamauga
Indianapolis
Ind
James A. Mount
Indiana Chickamayuge Commission
Chickamauga Park
Johnson Directs the Democrats Headquaters in Chicago
John G. Johnson of Peabody is named executive officer of the Democratic National Committee. He will lead ways and means and press work, open headquarters in Chicago within two weeks, with Senator Jones arriving in New York October 6 and meeting Johnson in Chicago or St. Louis. The article notes harmony calls, party unity aims, and fundraising plans with $110,000 pledged and $20,000 on hand.
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Chicago
John G. Johnson
Peabody
Has
Democratic National Committee
Ways and
Senator Jones
New York
Johnson
St. Louis
National Committee
Donea
Harmen
Stone
The
Democratic Party
Cuscom
Kentucky Democracy
Guebel
National Democratic Committee
Charles A. Walsh
Samuel B. Cook
George Fred Willams
Massachusetts
Wiliams
John R McLean
Williams
Dallas
Democratic State Campaign Fund
Aguinaldo Offers Spanish Prisoner Release Disputed
London dispatch reports Aguinaldo ready to release all sick and civilian Spanish prisoners but Major General Otis blocks Spanish vessels from reaching Filipino ports. The note comes via Hong Kong from Mantis.
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Otis
London
Reuters Telegram Company
Hong Kong
Mantis
Aguinaldo
Chingress Convenes As Cabinet Lines Up South Africa Crisis
London dispatches report Boers massing artillery at Laings Nek and small detachments near Buffalo river while Afrikander Bond plans a congress to discuss the situation. Chamberlain meets with Cabinet members as Milner returns to the war office and stock markets dip on Transvaal fears. Kruger’s reply hints at a joint commission to ease tension. Times cites possible early coup in Johannesburg and government forage and horse purchases.
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London
South Africa
Laings Nek
Buffalo River
Afrikander
Cape Town
Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein Pelle
Mr. Chamberlain
Birmingham
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield
India
Lord Curzon
Alfred Milner
Garnet Wolsely
War Office
Transvaal
Stock Exchange
Kruger
Chamberlain
Associated Press
Johannesburg
Natal
Kaiser Won't Help Kruger In Case Of War
The Associated Press reports Berlin will take no part if war with Great Britain breaks out. Emperor William declines to assist President Kruger and German consuls in the Transvaal warn volunteers that aid is at their own risk.
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Emperor William
England
Berlin
Associated Press
Kruger
Great Britain
Transvaal
Prince of Wales Presents Colors to Gordon Highlanders
In Brackley Scotland the Prince of Wales presented new colors to the Gordon Highlanders praising their capture of Darga Heights in northern Afghanistan as a memorable achievement. The duke of York and the duke of Connaught attended the ceremony and the prince urged the troops to carry the colors to victory.
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Prince of Wales
Scotland
London
Gordon Highlanders
Brackley
Darga Heights
Afghanistan
Duke of York
Duke of Connaught
Young Dewey Put To Rout In Public Kiss Scene
Cincinnati reports George G. Dewey son of Admiral Dewey was kissed in broad daylight inside a large department store while chatting with a store official. He travels for a New York dry goods house and arrived Friday, with scene taking place in Ghullito's department store crowd.
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Admiral
Cincinnati
George G. Dewey
Manila
Dewey
New York
Ghullito
Candidates Named at Mass Meeting and Store Incident
The report notes a mass meeting naming candidates while in a store Dewey, son of a great admiral, is spotted. A salesgirl, Miss Fannie Hall, rushes to him and kisses him claiming him as Dewey’s father. Dewey leaves to fetch his sample case and returns after hours.
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Dewey
Fannie Hall
New Style of Battleship Aims for Twenty Knot Ships
Naval engineers unveil plans for a novel battleship type combining battleship and armored cruiser traits. The design features triple screws with two small side propellers and a central drive to reach about twenty knots. Displacement around 15,000 tons, seven inches armor, coal for ten to fifteen thousand miles, underlining high speed with strong defense.
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Washington
Preacher Convict Punished at Ohio Penitentiary
Rev G F R Howard once a college instructor and prominent minister was strapped to a box and paddled at the Ohio Penitentiary after being recaptured near Hornton Michigan. He lost about 400 days of good time and faces assignment to a harsh prison contract as punishment.
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Howard
Ohio
Columbus
Hlh
G. F. R. Howard
Hornton
Mich
Hurricane disaster claims sixteen more lives on Newfoundland coast
Reports from St Johns N F dated September 18 describe new losses from the recent hurricane. The schooner Alger sank in Placentia bay with five men, Lily May ran ashore at Mistaken Point with seven dead, and Daisy lost one man overboard and a capsized boat drowning three. Officials fear further casualties will follow.
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Newfoundland
St. Johns
N. F
Alger
Placentia Bay
Lily May
Mistaken Point
Daisy
President to Speak in Ohio Campaign Plan
President McKinley is expected to take part in Ohio campaign during his October western trip. He will deliver two addresses, likely in Columbus and either Cleveland or Canton, per general understanding despite denial by the Republican state executive committee.
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Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
McKinley
Ohio
Cleveland
Canton
Militia Keeps Peace in Carterville Rift Over Miners
Two militia companies guard Carterville Illinois as whites and negro non union miners remain divided. A third company is en route from Newton. Four wounded Negro miners are seriously injured but likely to recover. Coroner's jury sits as Herrin residents are halted and guarded on their way home. Mayor Zimmerman relays Governor Tanner promised to remove troops if the peace holds new signers pledge.
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Carterville
Newton
Herrin
Brush
Marion
Zimmerman
Tanner
Migor Zimmerman
Atlanta Mass Meeting Endorses City Ticket for 1899 Elections
A mass meeting at the courthouse endorses the Atlanta executive committee’s nominations for aldermen and councilmen. Tom Fleming replaces A Adams in the fifth ward, M M Welch secures the south side alderman spot, and H W Beutell is unexpired term nominee. Several procedural motions are debated as officers are elected.
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Atlanta
James Ly Key
A. Q. Adams
Fifth Ward
Thomas Fleming
Jacob Haas
South Side
M. M. Welch
L. P. Stephens
Dr. Turner
Mr. Key
Charles Hopkins
Sir. Hopkins
Eugene Wark
Flo
Fa- Yan Harris
Jack Adur
W. T. Movers
le Gus Leoffler
Calain Brotherton
Robinson
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Loubet
MM. Chevilly
Indlea
M. de Roulede
Place de la Nation
Elysee Palace
Brussels
Paris
M. de Rousede
M. de Rouwlede
Maried Habert
St. Cloud
Theater de la Republic
Fellieres
Fort Chabsol
Duc de
Austria
Guerin
Puxembourg Palace
John T. Morgan
Ning
Pettus
Democrats
Kansan
Jones
Kroger
Chingress
Hirem Fontein
Kaiser
Highlanders
Mass Meeting
Militia
Tom Fleming
Adams
Beatell
Stephens
S. P. Moncrief
W. C. Rawson
A&. C. Minhinnet
W. M. Terry
Tom Flemint
Henry W. Grady
T. D. Longing
North Side
Harvey Johnson
M. mM. Welch
H. W. Beutell
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