Tartar Delayed in Transpacific Passage
San Francisco October 9 reports the Tartar sailing from Yokohama on September 25 with the Kansas regiment and not due until Wednesday. The City of Peking now over two days overdue and the transport Pennsylvania with the Washington regiment left Yokohama September 19, six days earlier than the Tartar.
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Washington Regiment
Drowned after floods hit Sorrento province villages
Telegraphic briefs report forty people drowned in Naples province after heavy rains. Several villages and factories destroyed. Troops dispatched for relief to affected inhabitants.
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Naples
Salerno
Dreyfus Affair Deepens French Clerical Tensions
The Croix and other clerical organs are accused of bias against the republic as Dreyfus controversy widens. French clergy, led by the Assumptionists and figures such as Picard and Bailly, push anti-Dreyfusard agitation while papal encyclicals urge restraint. The Croix boasts massive circulation and a network of local croix papers shaping public opinion.
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Rennes
Britain’s War Prep Narrows Boer Initiative
London reports that 25 000 reserves have been summoned to rejoin colors, doubling the force once commanded by Wellington. British strategy aims to deter native uprisings and signal Europe that Britain will resist continental intervention in the war with the United States and Spain.
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My. Chamberlain
Ness
Trouble in Samoa Hobbling U S interests warned
A Washington dispatch warns officials in Samoa fear renewed native plotting though not likely to spark April fighting again. Rifles seized with Germany and Britain awaiting disposal. US ships patrol Samoan waters and protect American interests with Abarenda at Pago Pago.
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Filipino Prisoner Granted Pardon By Otis
The New York Herald reports General Otis in Washington pardons Domingo Magno a Filipino prisoner once sentenced by a Spanish court in 1807 to penal servitude for six years for robbery. Magno served four years before trial. During the attack on Manila in February Magno saved an American soldier and the commandant general notes his good conduct while under American surveillance.
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New York
Salvadoran Prosperity Nears New Era in Salvador
Dr Rafael Zale divar minister from Salvador to Mexico arrives in San Francisco with his secretary. He says since General Regalado's election the country has entered a new era of prosperity with debt largely paid and public works started. People are content and domestic discord is unlikely.
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Two More Transports Arrive for Army Service
The British steamer Benmohr, from Hong Kong, will be taken for army transport after discharging coal. The Russian steamer Dalyvestock, en route from Yokohama to Honolulu with Japanese laborers, has been secured by the army for transport service.
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Benmohr
Hong Kong
United States Army
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Yokohama
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Race in England picks top horses for meets in state
San Francisco, Oct. 91 announces Tom Williams president of its Cy Forniade Wink preparing a horse race headline. HofW td race features a sable of horses with 43 bets. Several top entries include Burny and Waterhouse table, with best stakes and notable jockeys expected to compete.
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Qet
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One Way For Peace
London dispatch reports the high commissioner in South Africa notified President Steyn of a peaceful settlement to end the Transvaal conflict. Kruger to disarm, grant autonomy to outlanders, and pay Britain indemnity for military costs estimated at 7 million dollars. Lord Salisbury rumored to press for peace.
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Anarchy Threatened In Johannesburg Dispatch
London dispatch reports that natives driven by lawless elements are rising in unrest, with authorities warning that anarchy may erupt as tensions grow and control weakens.
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Johannesburg
Peaceful Solution Reported by Evening Standard
The Borin correspondent notes receipt of a potentially automatic coercion form at the last moment. Lord Saletary hints at a serene, tentative path forward, implying a Power and a possible avenue toward tramevetal peace despite lingering obstacles and uncertainties.
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Bays welcomed amid mixed signals in transport policy
An unclear report notes Bays reception of a group called the Bays amid transport policy discussions. The fragment mentions San Fosneisen and a trisport Penney, with references to being gachted and a fault in the transport system. The text is incomplete and ambiguous about concrete actions or outcomes.
Washington Delegation Greets Pennsylvania Transport Return
Governor Rogers leads a three-party delegation from Pennsylvania and Washington state to intercept the transport as it nears the quarantine station. The ships Governor Markham Governor Irwin and the steamer Caroline escort the pennsylvania down the bay amid heavy haze and loud celebrations. Health officers inspect passengers before allowing closer approach.
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Golden Gate
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Markham
Corner Stone Laid At Chicago Federal Building Ceremony
President McKinley today laid the corner stone of Chicago’s new federal building in a ceremony crowded with thousands. VIPs from Canada and Mexico attended, with cabinet members and diplomats present. The event marked Chicago day commemorations and featured addresses by Postmaster General Savith and other officials.
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Sid
Morch
McKinleys Programme in Chicago Ontario Event Summary
McKinley schedule lists a reception for Mexican delegates and Canadians, with ceremonies at a forerun building. A parade review at the Union League Club occurs later, followed by a military naval civic parade banquet and an all nations values review.
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Insurgent attack near Ma Nila. American forces respond
An insurgent assault near Ma Nila prompted American troops to land trenches and open fire at about 1200 yards. The clash lasted an hour, ending with insurgent retreat and casualties reported among the local forces.
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Command of the Chives By Captain Ryck-Well
Captain Ryck-Well requested the order to place the Chives under the command of Weetiitetun at Neptuie navy yards. Admiral Schley’s Magetp on the Avante sat as the overseeing authority for the assignment.
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