President McKinley reviewed in Omaha amid vast crowds
Half a million spectators cheered President McKinley as his parade through Omaha closed with a grand reviewing stand event. A Baltimore and Ohio wreck delayed allied trains bringing diplomats and military guests, while local ceremonies featured Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben floats and schoolgirl honors in Boone Iowa.
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Fifty-second Regiment to be Mustered Out at Camp McKinley
Des Moines Oct 12 The fifty second regiment returns to Camp McKinley to be mustered out Oct 30 with mustering papers and pay issued jointly.
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Camp McKinley
Mayors Form League of Iowa Municipalities in Marshalltown
Mayors and councilmen from Iowa cities concluded their convention by adopting a constitution and bylaws to form the League of Iowa Municipalities. Officers named include President John MacVicar of Des Moines and vice presidents J H Redmond Cedar Rapids George H Brett Mason City Byron Sovers Oskaloosa and secretary treasurer F G Pierce Marshalltown. Des Moines will host the 1899 meeting. Speakers addressed municipal legislation finance special assessments and police regulation.
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Manshalltown
League of Iowa
John MacVicar
Des Moines
J. H. Redmond
Cedar Rapids
George H. Brett
Mason City
Byron Sovers
Oskaloosa
F. G. Pierce
Marshall
Byron Severs
CG. E. Campbell
8. C. Regan
Colfax
Runyon
Vinton
May cost five millions Howard Gould sails with bride
Howard Gould faces a possible $5,000,000 loss due to a will clause barring inheritance for any child who marries without family consent. His brothers and sisters oppose the marriage to actress Viola Katherine Cleommons and have not welcomed her as a sister. The couple took the Niagara on their honeymoon voyage.
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New York
Viola Katherine Cleommons
Jay Gould
Howard
Miss Clemmons
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation And World
The St Paul and Duluth road will issue $5 000 000 of bonds to retire existing debentures. Syracuse abolishes the referendum. Chang Ying Honan is reported murdered by command of the empress dowager. Dakota Bob aims to walk from New York to San Francisco on a $3 000 wager. The Knights of the Golden Eagle select New York for the next convention. Myakka wins the Prendergast stakes at Newmarket with Tod Sloan aboard. Old officers of the Liquor Men's association are re elected. Louisville is chosen as the next meeting place. Memphis merchants plan a November convention on yellow fever. An expert's report shows a probable $118 000 shortage in ex Tax Collector Keogh's books. General Brooke to consider a permanent garrison for Porto Rico. Roosevelt to tour New York state by special train with Chauncy M Depew ex Minister Woodford and Color Sergeant Wright. The Spanish evacuation commission says Spain has 27 transports for troops and crews study Cuba evacuation time.
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Parade of Knights Templar Conclave Dazzles Pittsburg
The 27th triennial Knights Templar parade in Pittsburg drew an immense crowd with 80 000 marchers along a seven mile route from Allegheny City to Schenley park. Despite a late rain, the procession remained orderly with guards and hospital corps in place. Grand Master Warren Larue Thomas spoke at Carnegie Hall and the opening ceremony followed by a grand ball at Duquesne garden where 8 000 knights and ladies attended.
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Bryan Contributes To Fund For Bimetallism
Colonel William J. Bryan letters W H Hartley of Chicago pledging monthly contributions to the cause of bimetallism through October 1900. He endorses the plan to raise a large fund for circulating bimetallic literature and appeals to the millions suffering from rising dollars and falling prices to support monetary independence. The note frames the fight as aiding plain people against financier gold monopoly.
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Lincoln
Cuba
United States
Martial law in Honolulu shocks city officers
Guns, looting fears, and a liquor fueled bid for control erupt when Second Lieutenant Arriam and First Lieutenant Wheelock declare martial law in Honolulu. Citizens alert General King, orders are rescinded after two and a half hours of chaos as Wheelock’s mounted men patrol the streets and sailors scramble to safety.
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Arriam
U.S. A
Wheelock
New York Volunteers
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Mounted Infantry
King
Arrian
Treasury Report Shows Cash Balance and Gold Reserve
Daily Treasury Report from Washington dated October 13 shows available cash balance of 361.84 million dollars and a gold reserve of 244.68 million dollars. The figures illustrate the government’s immediate liquidity and gold holdings as of the report date.
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Daily Treasury Report
Washinatoy
Treasury
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