Diplomatic Rift and Manila Evacuations Reported
Italy and Colombia cut diplomatic relations while insurgents evacuate Manila suburbs. A grand march is said to have occurred with thinning crowds. In Manila on September 15 a queen regent signed a protocol amid agitation and party divisions. Debates may close to aid peace talks, with reports of deputies fleeing toward the French frontier.
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Colombia
Manila
Weyler
Senor Sagasta
Insurgents Evacuate Manila Suburbs in Grand Parade
Manila dispatch reports insurgents evacuating Manila suburbs in a grand march with about 8,000 participants, rifles and colors displayed, bands playing, shouting Viva Americanos and Viva Filipinos libre, amid American parade honors. Also notes about tariff fears affecting merchants and mixed dispatches on later events in San Francisco, New York, and Trieste with various incidents and notices.
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Manila
Viva Americanos
Viva Filipinos Libre
National League results with varied scores across games
Baseball scores from the National League show Boston defeating St Louis 11 to 2 and Philadelphia topping Chicago 10 to 3, with Washington and Cleveland in another noted pair. In the same column Baltimore beat Cincinnati 8 to 2 and Louisville defeated Philadelphia? 6?. Brooklyn beat Louisville 7 to 0. Second games list Washington 1 over Cleveland and Kansas City 4 over Columbus in the Western League, with a follow-up Kansas City 4 over Columbus.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louisville
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
Pittsburg
New York
Baltimor
J. Paul
Indianapolis
General Wheeler and Shafter Meet by Chance in Jersey City
Reports describe General William R. Shafter and Major General Joseph Wheeler arriving in New York by train. they did not meet aboard and were unaware of each other’s presence. Wheeler stated he would return to Montauk Point to command cavalry, citing five regiments stationed there.
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William R. ‘Shafter
Joseph Wheeler
New York
Aéral
Jersey City
General Wheeler
General Shafter
General Shatter
Montauk Point
Wheeler
Montauk
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Gen Gomez a Radical in Cuban Independence Drive
Havana dispatch notes feverish agitation for absolute Cuban independence aided by Porter investigations into tariffs and taxation. Gomez shifts from moderation to firm independence, while fears of American competition push some Spaniards and planters toward independence aligning with lenient laws post annexation. Sampson shopping ashore and Butler with Porter discuss Sanitary plan at Trocha hotel. Memorial at Vienna palace honors a noble lady. George Washington Memorial group forms to found a national university with cornerstone planned for 1899.
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Maximo Gomez
Beavers
Béavers
Annexation ‘Movement
Independence Movement
Portér
Sampson
General Butler
Wade
Laine
Trocha Hotel
Robert Porter
George Washington Memorial
Washington
George Washington Memorial Association
National University
Raleigh
Emperor William arrives for army maneuvers in Prussia
In PRENZLAU on Sept 16 Emperor William of Germany arrived to attend maneuvers. He told the Burgomaster that living in serious times requires forcibly combating revolutionary designs. In New York, a Saratoga conference committee on future foreign policy met the president and delivered resolutions amplifying earlier subjects.
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Prenzlau
Prussia
Emperor William of
Germany
Hisnaton
Saratoga Conference On Future Foreign Policy
Russian Finance Minister Arrives to Seek New Loan
Berlin reports on September 16 that Russian finance minister M. DeWitte has arrived to negotiate a new loan with German bankers. The move signals ongoing efforts to secure fresh capital amid postwar financial pressures and European credit negotiations.
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Berlin
M. DeWitte
General Miles Confined With Fever at Washington
General Miles is bedridden with a fever linked to recent campaigns. He remains under care at army headquarters as doctors advise rest. A malarial type illness prompted the retreat, with family urging a quiet vacation to recover.
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Washington
Miles
Army
Porto Rico
Manila Quiet Amid Withdrawals and Insurgent Demands
Washington reports that insurgents largely withdrew under 8th and 9th Army demands with over 2000 already withdrawn. Aguinaldo seeks a few days to finish detachments. Manila quiet, business progressing. Spanish prisoners confined within walled city. Major General Breckinridge reviews troops at Knoxville. Vesuvius eruptions threaten observatory. ships lose contact after hurricane. Methodist conference convenes in Oreston with 800 ministers anticipated.
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Washington
Otl
War Department
Aguinaldo
Manila
Dr Kay's Lung Balm Promises Free Advice Sample
A physician offers free advice and a free sample of Dr Kay's Lung Balm and Dr Kay's Renovator along with a 68 page book of home treatments. An Omaha Nebraska company promotes cures for coughs and other diseases through mail order.
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Dr. Kay
Train Exposition Announces Special Days And Rates
An exposition offers reduced rates on all railroads and a list of coming special days including Modern Woodmen Days St. Louis Drummers Day and Iowa Days with various city and fraternal observances. Grand Court promises gorgeous electrical illumination and unrivaled Midway shows with more days to be announced.
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St. Louis
Knights of Pythias
C. F
Tennessee
Order of United Workmen
Denver
Grand Court
Eminent New York Chemist Offers Free Cures for Lung Disease
The eminent New York chemist T A Slocum advertises a free offer of three distinct bottles of his New Discoveries claimed to cure consumption and bronchial throat and chest diseases. He cites testimonials from American and European laboratories and invites readers to write at 98 Pine Street New York for the free medicine.
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T. A. Slocum
Telegraph
M. D
Pine St
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