Allen Captures Atwood Meeting for Paige in Dewey Hall
The Hon. Isaac B. Allen and ex-Congressman Harrison H. Atwood attended a political social in Dewey Hall last evening. The meeting, arranged for Atwood’s interest, was captured by Allen for his ally Alderman Mitten C. Paige despite Chair man Riley’s rulings. Charles H. called the meeting.
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New Mormon Leader Lorenzo Snow Chosen President
At a Council of Apostles meeting in Salt Lake City Lorenzo Snow was chosen to lead the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, filling the vacancy caused by President Woodruff's death.
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Bayard Fades After Restless Day in Dedham Residence
Dedham report says Mr Bayard spent a restless day and grew weaker by night. Medical outlook is dire with continued sharp decline and survival unlikely beyond a few days.
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Garden party for soldiers at Mrs Ober Towne home
A garden party in aid of soldiers and families is planned for this evening at Mrs. Ober Towne’s residence at Chestnut Hill avenue and Rockland street Brighton. Speaker Bates Colonel Payson Bradley and Representative Leonard W. Ross will speak. The program features the Hungarian Band the Albin Ladies Orchestra Marie Grosse and other performers.
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Cuban Tariff Revision Meets American Watchful Eye
In Havana on a U S government commission Robert P Porter studies Cuba finances and taxation ahead of possible protective policies while Americans may later occupy the island. Protests grow among Cubans who fear a protectorate as independence versus annexation dominates politics.
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Leaving WIKOF Officers Object to Quick Order
Civilians deemed futile as regiments Gatling away in an official probe. Rough Riders muster out while judicial powers are sought. Vigilancia arrives with 241 troops and reports indicate three more on the way.
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Roosevelt Presents a Bronze Statue to His Colonel
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Arms for Manila Rebels Dispatch from Manila
The American Park Abbey, bound for Singapore, allegedly landed 6000 KragJørgensen rifles and cartridges in Batangas province for insurgents. Indications show rebels may abandon Manila suburbs by September 16 to meet the American demand.
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Cabinet Holds Second Session On Peace Commission Instructions
The Cabinet met in Washington for a second session to discuss instructions for American Peace Commission members. The draft is nearly complete but will remain open until the commission meets in two days for a final revision. The President desires no public disclosure of the instructions. Day confirms the administration will seek to prevent publicity on the matter.
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Bridgeport Murder Mystery Outrivals Old New York Case
A Bridgeport crime tale mirrors the Martin Thorn case with a young woman killed and her body cut into pieces, wrapped in bundles, and dumped in the Yellow Mill River. Police offer theories but little concrete evidence as identifications shift and the mystery deepens.
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Martin Thorn
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Guldensuppe
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Fieth
Diggs In Ward 18 Meeting Plan Sparks Colored Voter Tactics
The report notes Diggs, a colored Ward 18 committee member, signaling a special appeal to colored voters. He did not reveal it would be an Atwood meeting, instead aiming to assemble colored voters and surprise them by presenting the candidate before pushing ahead with a strategy.
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Shafter Submits War Report on Santiago Campaign
General Shafter on September 13 submitted to the War Department a voluminous report on the Santiago campaign and the Cuba invasion. He met with Acting Secretary Meikeljohn and General Corbin before the decision to publish, likely after review by the President and Secretary of War. The document mirrors known events but offers Shafter’s views on key campaign features.
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Santiago
Cuba
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Corbin
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Fragmented OCR Health Note Reduces to Sparse Phrases
The readable text lists medical items and scene fragments with unclear context. It mentions a cold and remedies but lacks coherent details or identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations.
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