Secretary of War Hosts Conference With Weare and Cudahy
Two representatives of the North American Trading and Transportation Company, P B Weare and Michael Cudahy of Chicago, met Secretary Alger to discuss possible government aid for supplying gold seekers in the Klondike. They described a locomotive sled for hauling supplies over ice and noted ample provisions at St Michael. a Dawson City winter可能 plan depended on Captain Ray’s report due mid October. The Bank of England discussed silver coinage as a partial solution to global monetary needs, with Governor Sandeman noting no negotiations with the US commission and that no silver was bought beyond existing holdings.
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Wasmsaton
North American Trading Dad Tranaportation Company
P. B. Weare
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
Hhen
Algor
Klondike
Alger
Iin
Wan
Weare
Alaska
Algar
Ray
Vy Auipporedt
Dawson City
Metarn Weare
Cudahy
Wisconsin
Thenaurea
Trading In Company
Aearritt Alger
St. Michael
Chilikoot Pass
Yukon
Weare and
St. Michaels
Studg
Aleda
White Pass
Fort’ Selkirk
David City
David City and the River Ees
Seattle
Rive
France
America
Michael Hicks-Beach
United States Monetary Commissioners
Army Moves in India Face Water Scarcity and Delays
Advices from the front indicate slow progress of beltish troops against Mahmundis in Panjkora and Shabkadrar. Transportation difficulties and water shortages hinder rapid movement as General Jefferies’ brigade operates separately near Damotagos, where a stout enemy defense yielded to a British assault and 400 mule loads of supplies were seized before a disciplined withdrawal.
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India
Bowmay
Panjkora
Shabkadrar
Jefferies
Camp
Anayet
Damotagos
Sneripay
Buld Mountain
Goose Creek
Fatal Wabash Crash at Keytesville Leaves Two Dead
A Wabash passenger train No. 15 collided head on with a Kansas City freight at a switch in Keytesville Missouri at 2 45 am. Two railroad workers were killed and two tramps injured while both engines and the mail car suffered damage. No passengers were hurt. The freight was late and failed to clear the switch.
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Fannenger
Keytesville
Louw
Wabash
Kansas’ City
William Gaines
Louis
Banks Refuse to Subscribe to Urgesy Loan and Other Notices
British banks decline to subscribe to the Urgesy government loan aiding civil war costs. Africaus workers on the Panama canal to be repatriated by a London-launched vessel. Western railways offer one and one third fare for National Irrigation congress in Lincoln Nebraska on September 2. Bliss suspends entry and patent rights under Spaulding vs Northern Pacific Railway. M H Donovan of Port Henry sets world two fifths of a mile walk record in 2 minutes 26 2 fifth seconds. Venezuelan election results favor Jose Andrade, former Venezuelan minister to the United States.
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Uurgesy
Africaus
Panama Canal
London
National Irrigation Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Bliss
Northern Pacific Railway Company
M. H. Donovan
Port Henry
N. Y
Republic of Venezuela
Jose Andrade
United States
Thurston Foregoes Opposition to Gain Hawaiian Annexation Benefits
Senator Thurston of Nebraska asserts he will not oppose the Hawaiian annexation treaty when it reaches the senate next session. He supports annexation despite previously backing repeal of the reciprocity treaty that allowed free Hawaiian sugar, arguing benefits beyond sugar will arise for Nebraska and the island. White House crowds include Thurston, Day, and diplomats as talks cover Cuban affairs consulships and reciprocity with France.
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Washington
Thurston
Nebraska
Senate
Hawaii
United States
Congress
White House
Bee
McKinley
Judge Day
State
Lee
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Railroads
M. Patenotre
Butterworth
Bowden
Virginia
Livingston
Georgia
Florida
Marshal Johnson
Gaines
African Methodist Episcopal Church of
Murray
South Carolina
Luetgert
Guta
Oidano
Ludgert
William Young
Young
Loetgert
Lustgert
Riot injures Eddyville officers amid linemen melee
In Eddyville Wa pello county a mob riot wounded Sheriff Stod Bhill and a deputy while attempting to arrest intoxicated telephone linemen. The assailants fled but were pursued by local and Ottumwa officers who captured three others and jailed them.
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Lowar
Orrumwa
Eddyville
Here
Wa' Pello County
New York
Closson
Stod Bhill
Pusss
Ottumwa
Organizers Planned for State Labor Federation Meeting
Des Moines Sept 20 The executive committee of the State Federation of Labor met and approved a plan to place six organizers in the field to cover all cities and towns. The group aims to grow from about 20 000 to 120 000 members and push legislation to abolish convict labor by contract and end the poll tax. The next annual meeting will be in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgeotae
Woerkinguwnen
Iowa
Des Moines
State Federation of Labor
J. F. Byrne
Ottumwa
Keim
Thomas J. Grant
Muscatine
A. Linbarner
Dubuque
George E.bhaver
North Carolina
New Passenger Service Adds Denver to Portland Route
Denver officials announce a new passenger service on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad linking Denver to Portland Oregon with a tourist sleeper and a chair car on the regular night westbound train. Passengers bound for the northwest may change sleepers at Grand Junction or Salt Lake to ride in berths for the Midland sleeper leaving Denver around the same time. The service aims to speed travel and provide improved connections. The article notes additional arrangements for sleeper changes and ongoing adjustments to westward routes.
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Denver
Portland, Or
West
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Assault on Diaz in Mexican capital shocks Independence Day
Ignacio Anulfo, a clerk with a violent record, assaulted President Diaz during the Independence Day parade in Mexico City. He was knocked down by a companion of the president, restrained by gendarmes and officers, searched without a weapon found, and taken to the city hall in solitary confinement. The crowd demanded his punishment as he was led away. The incident drew cheers for Diaz upon his return to the palace, while U.S. Minister Powell Clayton and others offered felicitations. The assault appeared premeditated, with testimonies of maniacal behavior and hostile language.
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Mexico
Ignacio Annifo
Diaz
Alamedy
Alameda
National Palace
Pradillo
Maximilian
Monasteria
Ding
Ignacio Anulfo
Powell Clayton
United States
Anulfo
Canovus
Iowa Republican Platform Declares for Protection and Honest Money
The Iowa Republican platform lauds McKinley victory and tariff reform, pledges rigid economy, fair taxation, and equal opportunity. It affirms justice for workers, a restrained power of combinations, and continued support for agriculture, Governor Drake, and railroad injury indemnity laws.
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Ows
William McKinley
United Statees
St Louis
Congress
United State
Iowa
Republican Party
General Assembly
Govenor Drake
Soc
United States
James Wilson
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Secretary of War
North American Trading Portation Company
Dincuss
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Mapa
Ontaaio
Adolph L. Luetgert
George Dorsey
Field Columbian Museum
Dorsey
Yankton
Yanxton
Missouri River
Mark Naughton
Sioux City
Wiesike
Managua
Bluefielda
Runa
Hiram Duryea
Gordon
Ontenco
Jenkins
Carr
Englewood
Jenking
Coxe
Bessemer
Creverano
Thurston and
Unites Btater
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Pheestrom
Kectan
Creston
Creatom
Mackenner & Stearo
O. J. Stevens
Eldon
Stevens
Lowa
Calvin
Blair Hawk
Samuel Sweltzer
Forbush
Appunnoose
H. B. Hasselrooth
Morning Sun
Louisx County
T. J Ochiltree
Otranto Station
Mitchell County
Aton George, Jr
Riverside
Washington County
G. T. Mathews
Roo Traina
Mason City
Mason Orry
Great Western Railroad
Manley
Iowa Central
Wells Fargo Express Company
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Sioux Oity
Fle Amaner
Sioux Faure
M.D
Marion
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mare Island
Gouxsin
Washineton
Jones
Dr. Miles
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