Roosevelt Victory Nominated by New York Republicans
The New York Republican convention nominated Theodore Roosevelt for governor with strong support from Chauncey Depew and others. The platform urged permanent retention of the Philippines and endorsed McKinley era policy. Roosevelt’s eligibility was asserted amid boisterous applause as delegates approved the ticket and resolutions backing expansion and national administration.
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Investigation Outlined by War Investigation Commission
The war investigation resumed in Wasmanorox with sessions at the Lemon building. The panel released documents including Secretary Alger's letter to the president requesting the inquiry, a resolution to the War Secretary, and inquiries to division heads for specific information on wartime conduct and the Surgeon General and adjutant general's departments.
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Cuban Army Plans Invasion Force To Cuba
The war department outlines a comprehensive programme for moving troops to Cuba. Major General Wade will lead the first division of about 6,000 in October, with Major General Lee commanding a second 6,000 in November. A total of around 12,000 soldiers are to be deployed within 60 days, dispersed to avoid large concentrations in the U S or Cuba.
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Greene and Star Arrive in Washington After Manila War
General Francis Greene arrives in Washington with staff and Philippine insurgent delegates, visits Arlington Hotel and the War Office, and is escorted to the White House by General Corbin. He brings Manila reports from Merritt and Otis, plus top army officers’ dispatches on operations before Manila.
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Spain's Peace Commissioners Draw US Position On Philippines
Washington reports and Spanish disclosures stir suspicion that Madrid seeks to elicit preemptive US positions on Philippines terms. The Cuban debt and 1896 loan loom as possible topics, while the protocol suggests the commission's remit centers on the Philippines, not Cuba.
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America
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Philippine Islands
Red Cross Steamer Arrives With Food For Matanzas
The Red Cross steamer Comal reached Matanzas on February 22 as commissioners Major Nisbiot and Captain Niles formed a distribution committee. Captain General Blanco ordered Matanzas authorities to cooperate with the distribution efforts in every possible way.
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Blanco
Sagasta Declares Finances and Cuba Policy
Sept 29 Sagasta, premier of Spain, says the government holds 1m of 5,000,000 francs for disbanding volunteers and offering free passage home to unemployed Spaniards in Cuba. In New York a Cuban American league telegram urges McKinley to support removal of Columbus relics from American soil.
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McKinlay
Cuban‘American League
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Christopher Columbus
Steamer Danube Arrives with Gold Dust and Puseeu Sets
The steamer Danube reached Victoria from Be, Minale with 146 puseeu sets and gold dust retained by the pareek at 350.002. The vessel’s arrival followed a Gay from Be and Minnal e engaged in trade.
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He Pareek
Faure presides cabinet meeting over Dreyfus appeal
President Faure led a cabinet council in Paris where Justice Minister read a letter requesting revision of the Dreyfus case and circulated orders to prosecutors to curb attacks on the army. Vienna reports Emperor William again asserts Dreyfus innocence amid the controversy.
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Dreyfes Coe Pants
M. Faure
France
British Forces Leave Ta Ka For Wei Hai Wei
Sep 22 dispatches report British foot troops leaving Ta Ka and moving toward Wei Hai Wei. Vice Admiral Seymour, commanding the China station, has returned. Rumor says dowager empress’s plans were thwarted as major powers consider challenging the recent usurpation. Li Hong Chang family seeks refuge at Port Arthur under Russian protection.
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Lermin
Caen Foo
Hae
Ta Ka
Li Hong Chang
Port Arthur
Wage Guerrilla Warfare Threatens U.S. Union Rule in Cuba
Reports from Gaines in Havana on September 29 describe widespread farming refusal to plant crops due to unsettled Cuban politics. Farmers fear economic decline as portion of Cubans threaten hostility toward the United States and prepare for guerrilla actions against American rule short of independence, with public meetings revealing broad advocacy among various classes.
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Gaines
United States
Pisces
Young Griffo Seized After Rampage in Chicago
Albert Griffiths known as Young Griffo, jailed at Harrison street station in a mental health hold. He ran amuck on state street from Congress to Hubbard court, leaving a trail of battered men. Three officers were knocked down in the assault before reinforcements detained him.
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Chicago
Cascado
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Harrison Street
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State Street
Congress Street
Hubbard Court
Two boys kill man mistaken for a wolf on farm
On the Caroine farm north of Pargo two boys saw a dark object near straw and fired. They found a man’s body with a head blown off, likely a harvest band victim. In Texas, Rev G B Morrison was found guilty of murdering his wife and sentenced to death. Spanish newspapers attack British railway management over insurgent persecution and pension traffic.
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The Post Defends German Arms to Philippine Insurgents
San Francisco on Sept 29 reports The Evening Post reasserts claims that Germany supplied arms to Philippine insurgents to profit from trade with the islands. An interviewee says he is financially tied to the plot and has aided the German government for 15 years, with claims of German arms and traders hiding connections.
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Approval of Dewey Action on Abbey Seizure Described
The navy reports Admiral Dewey approved seizure of the American owned steamer Abbey at Batangas after cargo of arms destined for the Philippines. The vessel had previously left Macao for Batangas with Filipinos on board and United States consulates confirm a prior voyage. A later cable notes martial jurisdiction applies for any rarity. A separate dispatch notes potential delays in the next Philippine expedition due to transport arrivals and unclear condition.
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Washington
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Imperial Edict Rescinds Reforms in Bomstiy Edict
An imperial edict rescinds reform edicts and orders Chang Yeo Hwao, former Chinese foreign office member and Li Hong Chang opponent, confined until further notice while absolving him of complicity in the plot against the emperor. Mrs Bryan travels to Washington after telegram from Nebraska.
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Foreign Office
Li Hong Chang
Bank Robbers Blow Open Farmers Bank at Fiora Ind
A Fiora Indiana bank was blown open between 1 and 2 am by robbers who took nearly 19 000 and fled. Cashier William Lenon appeared on the scene as the robbers were still at work and was shot and said to be gravely injured. Citizens pursued the gang for some distance as bloodhounds tracked the escape route. The bank building was heavily damaged by two explosions.
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DarsTinen
Minnesota Leads In Exhibit At Omaha Fair
Minnesota again tops the September scoring at the Omaha exposition for dairy products with thirty entries out of forty three scoring 95 points or better and twelve scoring 93 or better. The report notes most entries were brok e, and Vancouver, B. C., records another path.
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Dutry Crotess
Omaha
Telegraphic Brevities From War and Notices
The Ninth cavalry colored unit of 28 departed Camp Wikof for Fort Grant Arizona. About 20 delegates from 300 Bohemian Catholic union societies are in Omabka on a mission. Major General William Graham retired from the regular army at age limit with brigadier rank. National Langue Soares listed with various Atlantic cities and numbers in transit or status.
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Second Army
Late Market Report From Minneapolis With Mixed Wheat Prices
Market brief from Minneapolis notes mixed wheat cash and futures, with No 1 hard and No 1 southern, and December and March futures. Also lists poultry eggs butter and milk prices, plus live cattle and goats traded, reflecting a broad agricultural snapshot with several indeterminable figures.
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