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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1898

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British Admiral Demands Crete Quiet in 48 Hours

Rear Admiral Gerald Noel bounding British forces in Cretan waters issues a 48 hour ultimatum to Turkish governor Edhom Pasks. He calls for surrender of ring leaders and the arms and forts defending Candia, and disarming Mussulman troops amid the recent outbreak.

Dakos Teland Crete Gerald Noel Cretan Bes Edhom Pasks Mamade Forte Ramparta Monsulmans

Notable Money Debate Opens Three Days at Exposition

A three day monetary conference session opened at the Nebraska building with Hon J Ton presiding. Notable speakers from New York Edward Atkinson Con Springs former Senator Carey Wyoming Governor Shaw Iowa attend though Atkinson is absent due to illness. Leaders including Warner Towne Hartine Weaver Reynolds read their papers and joined the joint debate on silver and paper money aides.

Arenes Towne Hartine Weaver Reynolds Silver and Paper Money Aides

No new cases of yellow fever at Ponce report

Yellow fever cases in the Americas troops area include four total with two deaths among Nineteenth Regular Army privates. Surgeons continue private investigations while diagnosis remains uncertain and borders on the Spanish campaign’s medical difficulty.

Americas Juax Porto Rico Ponce Board of Surgeons

No More Troop Musterouts Amid Boer Pressure

Washington dispatch states that despite Boer pressure, the policy remains no further troop muster outs. Over 96 000 have already been mustered out as efforts focus on retaining volunteers with proper drill and discipline. Des Moines reports the Fiftieth Town volunteers moving to Camp McKinley for muster out. Camp Thomas dissolves with the Ninth New York heading to New York.

Wasmngton Des Moines Lambert Jackson Villa Camp McKinley

DAVIS IN WASHINGTON TO JOIN PEACE COMMISSION

Senator Davis of Minnesota arrived in Washington as the first peace commission member to reach the capital. He met with President and discussed with Secretary Day and War officials. He expected Mrs. Davis in New York and could not confirm the other members' arrival or meeting time.

Washington Davis White House

Civil Service Removals Expected From Reform Move

The president is expected to issue a long-awaited order to remove several hundred offices from civil service protection. Targeted roles include clerical and bonded positions, with reforms designed to align with the framers' intent. The move aims to reduce patronage and strengthen administrative efficiency.

Ramer Frans Hs Operatices Wasmmoroy

Hispano American Protocol Adopted by Chamber of Deputies

The Hispano American protocol was approved 151 to 48 in the chamber of deputies in a secret session. Republicans and dissenting conservatives were absent. Marquis de Veja Armato ordered Senor Ura to discipline for criticizing General Primo de Rivera's personal treasury spending.

Mapain Chamber of Deputies Haa Chamber Fecret Rexicn Carlit Cona Creatives Tong Marquis de Veja Armato Senor Ura Primo de Rivera

Uproar in Senate Over Generals and Weyler Criticism

A heated senate session spilled into chaos as Count Almenas named generals including Weyler and Primo de Rivera and condemned their conduct. Premier Canovas del Castillo and others defended the government while accusations flew about failures in Spain’s military efforts and the fate of 200,000 troops.

Senate Count Almenas Weyler Bianco Primo de Riviera Cervera Linares Wegsler Dent

Opening Boa Lake Baveree Opens Indian Lands at Noon Oct 6

The 367 004 acre Hed Lake Indian reservation will open at noon on October 6. Regulations set one quarter section per head of a family as the limit. Officials anticipate a rush for lands as the opening day approaches.

Boa Lake Baveree Wauntiatos Ifice Hed Lake Indian Reservation

Italians Face Disturbances Across Austrian Empire

A Vienna dispatch reports nationwide outrage over an Italian result with protests erupting in Trieste and Gratz. Italian vendors are assaulted, and 1,500 Italian municipal workers are dismissed in Vigna Folly to head off a revolt. the Italian embassy in Vienna is heavily guarded.

Vienne Sasassin Elisabeth Vienna

Rich Girl Turns Burglar Sparks Paris Heiress Scandal

A well educated French girl, daughter of a Paris merchant, is jailed at Harrisontreet police station on charges of attempted burglary. Expensive tastes and monthly allowance debts prompted the crime.

Harrisontreet Resu Dex Boulevard Paris France Borgler

Civil Commission Could Refuse Testimony On Spain War Probe

The army opposes a civilian commission to investigate the Spain war staff dragoon division, arguing lack of judicial authority would force officers to give voluntary testimony that could harm individuals or the War Department. The issue raises questions about the commission’s power and the risk to military officials.

Dragobea Spain War Department

Minnesota Iron Ore Rate Case Hearings Open in Cleveland

The Minnesota railroad commission and state attorneys gathered at Pickands, Mather & Co. in Cleveland to hear testimony on the iron ore rate case. The purpose was to show that freight reductions by Minnesota ore roads would not aid independent mine owners and would instead lower Eastern buyers’ costs without benefiting the Minnesota sellers.

Learing Minnesota Cleveland Crivanann Minnesota Railroad Commission Pickands, Mather & Co Paul

Turbulent Politics Resurge in Gustemain Republic

Unrest continues after Maun Evrads Oauara's election and General Prospero Miéales death. Rioting, regime changes, and new clashes threaten stability as officials attempt to quell outbreaks amid protests and foreign mediation talks.

Gustemals Brimtahed New York Pasengers Allianca Fan Jost Gustemain Republic Maun Evrads Oauara Prospero Miéales Bere Geveral Critillo Ms Rolex

Cuban Protests Grow Over US Encroachment and Tariff Study

In Havana the Rabid Cubans protest Robert P Porter a US special commissioner studying Cuba finances and tariffs. They fear an American guardianship and note talks of US troops to occupy the island while Gomez resigns as commander in chief amid tensions between Cuban independence factions and annexationists.

Havana Robert P. Porter United States Party of Free Tiorpa Republic of Cuba la Lucha Cula Anda

Gomes resigns insurgent command in Cuba amid American influence

General Maxime Gomes reportedly tendered his resignation as commander in chief of the Cuban army to the Coban government at Camagney. He protested against the Coban surrender of island affairs to the Americans and said the move would imply passive submission and the practical retirement of the Cuban republic under U.S. domination.

Santiago de Cupa Lawton Maxime Gomes Camagney Gomes United States

Presidency Offer Declined by Lino Aguinaldo’s Government

The Philippine presidency proposal was rejected by Lino Aguinaldo on grounds that the move aimed to seize military control. Lino Aguinaldo’s envoy Arelis Maat Lonpon reports Senor Lino declined the offer and urged awaiting the Paris conference outcome before declaring independence. Generals Wee Jey Merritt and Arellano discussed the advisability of waiting for a favorable settlement.

Benor Arelis Aaeres Dilty Mail Senor Lino Aguinaldo Arsilano Tonnderstand Gener Wee Jey Merritt Arellano

Fragmented OCR notes on Dewey era ships and Texas forces

The readable text references Admiral Dewey, ships near Texas, and crew preparing with arms. It mentions Brooklyn yard origin and the Dregs, Texas, with ships assigned to the Dewey mission. Details are garbled but indicate wartime mobilization and sea readiness.

Cheges Texas Brioklyn Uave Dreges Lowe Dewey

Pine Creek Mining Fever Sparks Gold Ledge Find

The Farrallon arrives with 60 passengers including Pine Creek district miners. Reports from the region describe a rich quartz ledge near Pine Creek headwaters, seen as the fountain head of gold found in Pine Spruce and Birch creeks, fueling excitement for future prospects.

Meparia Farrallon Pine Creek Pinsreek

New Chicago Government Move Toward City County Consolidation

The Chicago city council adopts a resolution to form a nine member commission to draft a new city form and pursue consolidation of town city and county governments. Six members will be appointed by the mayor and three by the council.

Chicago

Results on the Diamond in Enoms City and Nearby Games

Western Stars defeat Enoms City 11 to 2. Columbus tops Kanua Ete 10 to 5 in Ek Jowph. St Joseph beats Socone 4 to 2. Philadelphia shuts out Amtioes 6 to 2 in league action.

Western Starss Enoms City Columbus Caltnbas Socone St Joseph Detroit Philadelphia Bete

New Westminster Fire Loss Estimated Higher Than First Report

New Westminster fire damage grows larger than early estimates with Major Owens reporting district losses near 3.4 million dollars while insured value reaches about 1.5 million. Posts and telegrams note ongoing inquiries as authorities assess the blaze.

Vancorvas New Westminster Owens

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