Plans of Gen Campos and Cuban War Observations
Spanish Commander Campos describes Cuba campaign as satisfactory yet with many insurgent bands and scarce ammo. He predicts a larger November push and explains troop detachments, Cuban tactics, and Spanish discipline. He contrasts insurgent lack of discipline with regulars, cites Amador Guerra, and notes sanitation and yellow fever trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amador Guerra
Manzanillo
Guerra
Fimes
Ame
United States
Sumer
Turkey Preparing for War Over Armenian Reforms
Constantinople reports six powers await a definite Turkish reply to reform proposals for Armenia. Envoys received semiofficial notes and visits follow the communication, but Turkey’s reply is delayed by quibbles and European patience grows thin as tension mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardenelles
Constantinople
Armenia
Turkey
Flour noy sublessees must go in Nebraska lands
Washington reports Indian Agent Beck will act to remove tenants on lands leased by the Flournoy company. Acting Commissioner Smith says crops do not grant sympathy to stay. Possible new leases offered where lands are free of other tenants.
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Stas Ny
Washington
Indian Office
Beck
Omaha and Winnebago
Nebraska
Flournoy Company
Smith
Florida Athletic Club Moves HQ to Hot Springs Carnival
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Florida Athletic club relocates its headquarters and plans a three day pugilistic carnival starting October 31, a move confirmed with all contest participants in agreement. Separately the Wabash Lines cut freight rates to 28 cents on fifth class letters from St. Louis to Colorado points as rivals match the price. In Kansas City an election judge Fred Knodle indicted for frauds last fall fatally ends his life with morphine before trial.
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Hot Springs
Dallas
Tex
Florida Athletic Club
Ark
St. Louis
Wabash
Colorado
Kansas City
Fred Knodle
Knodle
Mrs Amelia Chanler Divorced In New York
Mrs Amelia Rives Chanler has been granted a decree of divorce on incompatibility of temper. The statement is attributed to W G Maxwell of Chanler Maxwell and Phillips. Fusion ticket receives cold shoulder as good government clubs back an independent ticket in the New York municipal campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Rives Chanler
New York
W. G. Maxwell
Chanler, Maxwell and Phillips
Renowned Judge Anson Brunson Dies in San Brenarpino
San Brenarpino October 9 Judge Anson Brunson a prominent attorney and former California counsel for the Santa Fe railroad is dead. Wolves are again slaughtering sheep and cattle in the ranges, prompting ranchers to organize a hunt to exterminate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saige Brunson
San Brenarpino
Anson Brunson
Ciie
California
Santa Fe Railroad
Pete
Open Cut In Rates Shocks Western Freight Lines
Chicago Oct 9 Western Freight association discussed a 12 cent per 100 pounds lumber rate from Minneapolis to Bronx City and 15 cents to Omaha, with no special committee appraisal. Iowa and Mississippi river traffic kept unchanged except lighterage. Western roads enacted broad westbound freight cuts, while eastbound rules remain, and Montana and Missouri river routes face possible future changes.
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Minneapolis
Stax City
Omaha
Chicago-Oniides
Chcano
Western Freight Association
Limber
Bronx City
Iowa
Mississippi River
Kansas City
Avon, Mo
St. Louis
Chicago Omaha Lines
Cnt
Colorado
Missouri River
St. Paul
Montana
Union Pacific
Burlington
Missouri
Utah
Tail Ender Wins Kentucky Futurity at Lexington
In bitter cold 4500 spectators watched the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association open its 23d meeting at Lexington. The futurity prize, 17000, went to Oakland Baron driven by Professor Milam after a dramatic sequence with Shadow and Scourine. Colson presented Milam 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexineton
Oakland Baron
Katrina Bell
Tailendera
Shadow
Oakland
Bering Cruisers Return With Sealing Season Report
Revenue cutters Corwin Grant and Perry from the Bering Sea patrol return to Wuatroom Washington after an uneventful season. The Grant heads to Port Townsend with Corwin to follow for orders, Perry set for San Francisco. They report few seizures and a total catch of 40 000 to 60 000. Grant carries two injured crew from the wrecked Chilkat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wuatroom
Wash
Corwin
Grant
Perry
Bering Seat
Unalaska
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Temple Cup Goes to Cleveland
Barrimow Oct. 9 The Temple cup goes to Cleveland as the winner of Tuesday's game and the series. The champions were outplayed in every point until the seventh inning when either side seemed capable. Nine thousand spectators saw Baltimore two Cleveland zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barrimow
Hoffer
Young
Baltimore
Settlement in Nickells-Graham suit for damages
Mrs Clint Nickells of Kansas City and Mrs Maud Graham settled the case for 8000 cash and 12000 in Minneapolis real estate. The suit over alienation of affections ends with withdrawal of action. Graham, daughter of late A L Maxon, is married to Kansas City druggist J M Graham.
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Girahag
Clint Nickelle
Kansas City
Fargo
N. D
Saga
Clint Nickells
Maud Graham
United States
Supreme Court of
North Dakota
Nickells
Graham
Court martial shock floods army circles as irregularities bloom
A two week Fort Leavenworth court martial of Captain J. L. Kirkman was dissolved by General Merritt for allowing his wife and children to attend testimony while barring reporters and Captain Barrett. Trial to resume with new officials at Fort Riley. Also reports from Havana on Cristobal Colon wreck salvage efforts and a string of other dispatches from around the world.
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Tweed
Ont
Smeor
Thorns Lindsay
Lindsay
Merritt Dinelves Kirkman
Leavenworth
J. L. Kirkman
Fort Leavenworth
Merritt
Captain Kirkman
Captain Barrett
Kirkmans
Fort Riley
Cristobal Colon
Havana
Mantaa
Conde Venedito
Infanta Isabella
Maken
Torror
Port Huron
Father South
Foley
Assailed American Statesmen and Sackville West
Extracts from Sid Sackville West’s pamphlet on his US diplomatic career. it ends with his 1888 passport revocation after the Murchison letter. It draws sharp criticism of Bayard, Cleveland, Bisine, and others, and hints at US government complaint to Britain. The pamphlet alleges recall tied to fear of losing Irish vote.
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State Department
Lord Sackville West
Washington
Sid Sackville West
United States
Murchison
Bayard
Bisine
Cleveland
St. Paul and All-America team win in Cominickey debut
In Searrie Washington on October 11 the St. Paul and All-America professional baseball teams managed by Charles Cominickey and John S Barnes played the opener before a large crowd. St. Paul triumphed 10 to 4 as Cominickey drew attention in his first trip game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cominokey
Searrie
Wash
St. Paul
Baseball Generals
Charles Comincky
John
Barnes
Cominskey
Orange Blossom poultice touted as cure for female troubles
An early advertisment claims BLOM acts as a poultice to draw out fever and pain and reinvigorate the female system. It promises relief from falling womb issues, irregular menses, leucorrhea, ulceration, and other female ailments, sold as a pastille mailed for $1 through Dr J A McGill Co and Vic Emmert & Co in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Chicago
VIC Emmert & CO
Great Rock Island Route five facts summarized
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway offers daily vestibuled trains from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with departures at 6:00 p m from Chicago and 10 00 p m via Omaha arriving next morning. A weekly Tourist Car to California leaves Chicago at 6:00 p m Thursday arriving in Colorado Springs Saturday 7 35 a m and Los Angeles Tuesday. Many people buy farm land in Texas Kansas and Oklahoma as Rock Island serves the region. A through sleeper to Mexico City departs Kansas City daily at 8 40 p m via Wichita Fort Worth and Austin to San Antonio with connections to Laredo Mexican National to City of Mexico and other lines. Send for a souvenir Summer Variations free from John Sebastian G P A Chicago.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Kanana City
Omaha
Mountain Cities
California
Kansas City
Phillips- Rock Island
Los Angeles
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mexico City
Rock Island
Topeka
McFarland
Wichita
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
International R. R
Laredo
Mexican National
City of Mexico
Southern Pacific
Mexican International
Spotford
Eagle Pass
Texas Pacific
el Paso
John Sebastian
G. P. A. Ocricago
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Gen. Campos
Hho
Santa Clara
Key West
Martinez de Campos
Spain
Santiago
Camaguey
Lavillas
Matanzas
Lemics
Dardanelles
Phillip Currie
Mande
Straits
Great Britain
Corpennacen
Denmark
New Orleans
Rio de Janeiro
Rome
Pope Len III
Cardinal Rampolla
Neuvitas
Puerto Principe
Insurgenta
Sinver Orry
N. M
C. L. Cantley
James 5
Fielder
New Mexico
Cantley
Clough
Sr. Paul
Danny Needham
Dick Moore
Goopland
Kan
Flagler
Colo
Joseph Kane
Swearingen
Wolf
Goodland
Kane
Albany
Cest of Appeals
Edward
Stokes
John W. Mackay
Telegraph
New Haven
Conn
Walter Camp
Stanford University
Princeton
Yoronara
Seoul
Corea
Tai Won Kim
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
O. D. Rose
Society For the Promotion of Industry
Professor Howe
Boston
New National Bank
Shawnee
First National Bank of
O. T
Telegraph News
Dubuque
Peter Frederick
Leadville
A. Ward
Ira McCallum
Chicago and Southeastern Railroad
Brazil
Ind
Platte City
Jacob Oxford
James M. Frazier
Dy. Fraker
Ann Arbor
Mich
Eureka Springs
Wapello County
Island
Grand Army
Augusta
Salt Lake City
Arkansas
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Southern Irrigation Congress
Atlanta
DR. Hathaway & CO
Mercine
Annale of Medicine
Hathaway & CO
4Th & Nebraska Sts
Sioux City
Lawrence
Yowman
Jefferson County
Movors
Etta Radcliffee
Tonganoxie
Etta
Japan
Hawaii
Kurino
Hawaiian Islands
Adoo
Minoretown
Ries County
Chicago Commission
Tee
Killa
Straight Head
Bill Fielder
Edgeston
United States Court
Forest City
Wes SE
Ula
ELY Brothers
Warren 8T
Blom
Great Rock Island
Walnut Street
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