United States Demands Luzon as Spain Cedes Archipelago
Paris dispatch reports US peace commission pressed for sovereignty over Luzon and broad terms on the Philippine archipelago. Spain seeks Manila sovereignty and naval stations on Marianne island, while France notes diverging instructions and potential stalemate.
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Marianne Island
United States
Luzon
Paris
United States Peace Commission
Horace Porter
Foreign Office
M. Delcasse
Hegron
Elysee Palace
American Committee
McKinley
Philippines
America
Gil Blas
Career of Queen Louise of Denmark noted as influential figure
Queen Louise of Denmark died at age 63 in Copenhagen after a long period of illness. Born September 17, 1817, she married Christian IX in 1842 and helped shape European politics for eighty years, earning the titles mother-in-law of Europe and royal matchmaker. Her children included Frederick, Alexandra, Wilhelm, Marie, Thyra, and Waldemar, with notable marriages to royalty. Her daughter the Princess of Wales was summoned to Denmark recently.
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Wilhelm
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Frederick VII
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Carl XV
Sweden
Norway
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Prince of Wales
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Olga Constantinow
Grand Duchess
Russia
Marie Dagmar
Maria Feodrovna
Alexander III
Thyra
Ernest August
Duke
Cumberland
Waldemar
Larie d’Orleans
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Intense excitement in Pana after Wednesday riot
Miners and citizens in Pana Illinois on September 29 armed after Wednesday night street riot between imported Negro miners and union workers. A Negro arrestee who attacked Officer Smith failed to appear at trial. bail for the mine operator who posted bail also not shown. Warrants issued for all Negroes tied to the melee. number wounded unknown.
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Pana
Ills
Union
Smith
George W. Penwell
Mail and recruits aboard Transport Arizona reach Manila
A Manila dispatch reports Transport Arizona arriving with navy recruits and a large mail shipment. It is the first home mail for months as Aguinaldo prepares a proclamation and review of his forces during a scheduled public celebration.
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New York
Herald
Manila
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Republic of the Philippines
Arizona
Navy
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