Arrival of Gen Pando More French Than Spaniard in Havana Tale
New York dispatch reports General Luis N. Pando, former Spanish commander, arrived from Havana on the Ward liner Philadelphia and appeared nonchalant and well dressed. He denied fleeing with 12,000,000 francs and recounted stories of Mexico involving a duel with the Marquis de Casmera after a near-burglar incident. The Philadelphia carried sugar and tobacco. Colon returned from Manila.
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Mexico
Fihatly
New York
Havana
Luis N. Pando
Manzanilla
Spain
Philadelphia
General Pando
Pondo
Stabe
Marquis de Casmera
Marquis Casmera
Marquis
Baron Starke
Durango
Platols
Piedra Loma
Hidalgo
Marquis de O Casmera
Starke
Colon
Manila
Invention at Davenport to Elect a Successor to Perry
Davenport sets for Sept. 6 as clergy and laity convene at the cathedral to elect a bishop of Iowa. Leading candidates include Edsall and Green. others named range from Stone to Cathell. Most expect no Iowan, likely only Green, to win. Edsall's odds drop amid a strong Des Moines and Sioux City press push.
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Davenport
Perry
William Stevens Perry
Iowa
Edsall
Gracechurch
Chicago
Thomas BE. Green
Cedar Rapids
J. 8
Stone
Joseph Rushton
D. J. Jones
Brooklyn
Waterloo
D. O. Garrett
Portland, Or
G. H. Cornell
Sioux City
J. G. Cathell
Des Moines
Dr. Green
Green
Dr. Edsall
Omehs Exposition Peace Jubilee Invite Committee Reaches DC
A Nebraska committee led by Senator John M Thurston arrives in Washington to invite President McKinley cabinet members foreign diplomats and Supreme Court justices to the October 10 to 15 peace jubilee at the exposition grounds. The group includes John L Webster and John Cowin with Congressman Mercer also on the panel. They expect a favorable reply based on prior assurances to Nebraskans.
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Thurston
Washington
Mckinley
Supreme Court
Exposition Grounds
John M. Thurston
John L. Webster
John ©. Cowin
Mercer
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Heat Relief Fades as New York Sees Cooling Spell
The city cooled from earlier extreme heat with a slight noon rain. Despite lower temperatures, the heat persisted with 43 deaths and 44 prostrations reported to police headquarters. Public transport remained crowded as masses filled trains, cable cars, and trolleys all day.
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New York
Sept
Royal entry ceremony in Amsterdam awaits queen and mother
Wilhelmins at Amsterdam. Tax Haans reports arrangements are complete for the state entry of the queen and her mother today in a strictly national ceremony with no invitations to royal or imperial families. U S and many nations will be represented by named officials and dignitaries. A separate note covers Haitan rebellion and U S consular appeals for troops. Also reports Bermuda governor G D Barker arrives to meet his wife, and the transport Zelanda docked for inspection after a Manila voyage.
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Bermuda
New Years
G. D. Barker
Orinoco
England
Death by Mistaken Strychnine Dose Near Humsoipt Nebraska
A NebrasKa woman Mrs George W Hawley living two miles north of Humsoipt died suddenly around 7 PM from strychnine taken by mistake for headache powder officials report Secretary Alger returns to Washington after inspection tour Camp Wikoff Montauk Point with President McKinley and bureau officials The Queen of Denmark ill serious with hemorrhage and prolonged illness Major Russell Thors prominent western figure dies in a runaway accident near Dusks Wyoming cattle ranches and Black Hills mining interests mentioned
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Humsoipt, Neb
Mra
George W. Hawley
Alger
Capital
Washington
Camp Wikoff
Montauk Point
McKinley
Bureau
Goapron
Neb
Russell Thorps
Black Hills
Wyoming
Troops Leave Wikoff and Roosevelt Farewell
Roosevelt bids farewell to the Rough Riders amid orders to dissolve the camp by October. Water quality to be chemically tested by Lt. Col. Smart as troops depart in waves, with Roumania bringing 600 men from Santiago and several deaths reported at sea and in hospitals.
Bayard in critical condition at Karlstein home
Former ambassador Thomas F Bayard lies critically ill at Karlstein, the summer home of Mr and Mrs S F Warren, with kidney trouble and systemic decline. In the past days the patient showed alternating improvement and deterioration, left semi conscious with a fair pulse Friday, then worse Saturday.
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Bayard
England
Deroham
Mass
Thomas F’. Bayard
Karlttain
Mra. Warren
Karlstein
F. Warren
Mrs Bryan starts home after brief Jacksonville visit
In Jacksonville Florida on September 5 Private Harn est Pullman of company A 161st Indiana regiment dove into shallow water and died from a broken back after a fall while bathing with companions. Mrs William Jennings Bryan wife of Colonel Bryan left for Nebraska after a short visit to her husband James Armstrong of First Alabama regiment on guard duty accidentally shot Charles C Cox leading to arm amputation. Leonard L Lainsbury of the same regiment is under arrest but not directly implicated. Armstrong claims local blacks taunted him as Alabama regiments depart for home with a new negro regiment to arrive. Armstrong had 17 years British army service. Booming Colonel Anderson Kansas Orry September 5 delegates to the National G A B encampment from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado plan a campaign to back Anderson of Topeka for commander in chief. Anderson a well known G A R figure has opened headquarters in Cincinnati. He and the Modoc club of Topeka passed through Kansas City enroute west.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Trout Creek
Harnest Pullman
161St
Indiana Regiment
William Jennings Bryan
Colonel Bryan
Nebraska
James Armstrong
Alabama
Charles C. Cox
Leonard L. Lainsbury
Armstrong
Anderson
Kansas Orry
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Topeka
Cincinnati
Modoc Club
Kansas City
Sugar Planters Seek British Relief From Sugar Bounties
A congress of West Indian agricultural and commercial societies met at Bripertown on Trinidad initiated by Trinidad to urge the British government to relieve sugar growers from European bounty fed sugars in the English market. Demerara Jamaica Barbadoes Trinidad and the Leeward islands sent delegates and strong resolutions demanded abolition of sugar bounties.
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Bripertown
Barbadoes
Congress of Representatives of Agricultural and Commercial Societies
British West Indies
Trinidad
Demerara
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
Chicago Boy charged with murder in Rosenbloom case
A Chicago youth, John Schlevta, is charged with murder after a violent attack that left Louis Rosenbloom, a Jewish rabbi and Hebrew teacher, dead. The assault began to protect a child. several bystanders joined, but Rosenbloom died before hospital transport. Police later arrived as suspects fled.
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John Schlevta
Chicago
Omatenco
Louis
Rosenbloom
John Schlecta
DeKoven
Levi
Schleca
Julius Levi
Hyman Levi
Schiecta
Schlecta
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