Third U S infantry to be sent to Montana Forts Harrison and Keogh
Montana news reports the Third U S Infantry stationed at Fort Snelling will relocate to Montana to replace troops at Fort Harrison and Fort Keogh, formerly held by the Second Infantry. Also noted are Gov. Smith pardoning John Bloor, salary bill politics, and a missing minister found near Troy.
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Third U. S. Infantry
Fort” Snelling
Montana
Forte Harrison
Keogh
Second Infantry
Alabama
John Bloor
Senate
State
Smith
Associated Charities
Helena
Alexis Berk
Berk
Troy
George van Horn
Anaconda
Warm Springs
Dillon
Personal appearance and health influence job success
An early life health guide links youth appearance to employment outcomes. It claims skin blemishes signal blood impurities from poor digestion and constipation. The text advocates Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to purify blood, improve appetite, digestion, liver function, nerves, and overall vitality.
Toilet Patterns in Sterling Silver and Ebony Patterns
A catalog of toilet wares offers about a dozen patterns in sterling silver or ebony or bebenized wood with silver trims. Each pattern includes a hair brush mirror cloth brush velvet brush and comb with low prices such as sterling hair brush from 3.00 combs at 1.00 and smaller items like nail tooth and cuticle tools at 75 cents each.
Power Dam Work Resumes For Montana Power in Butte
Montana Power Company resumes dam work on the Big Hole river in Beaverhead County and expects to supply power to Butte within 90 days. The powerhouse is under construction and dam repairs proceed as machinery installation nears. Heavy stockholders arrived in Butte from St Paul to review company affairs. Beefton New Zealand November 23 1896. Chamberlains medicines sales noted with high customer regard and strong local use. City Drug Store advertises the cough remedy.
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Montana Power Company
Big Hole
Butte
St. Paul
Beefton
New Zealand
Chamberlain
Lt. Scanrnrnery
City Drug Store
FIGHT AT SAN LUIS IN CUBAN REGIONS SPARKS UPRISING
In San Luis near Santiago Cuba on Monday night a clash erupted after two soldiers were accused of abusing a Cuban worker and stealing a hog. U.S. Lt Jose Ferra was killed along with several others as 80 colored soldiers attacked his lodging. General Wood promised a $1000 reward for shooter identifications and condemned mixed regiments for the incident. The government insists Spanish evacuation of Cuba and American occupation begin no later than January 1.
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Santraco
Cuba
San Luis
Santiago
Jose’ Ferra
Wood
Ninth Immunes
United States Army
Ferra
Antonio Romaine
Illinois
Kansas
Washington
Paris
Havana
Milw and St Paul Railway Ideal Omaha Chicago Line
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway operated daily trains on its Chicago and Omaha Short Line during the Omaha Exposition. Trains carried ten to thirteen cars each night yet achieved reliable arrival times at Omaha and Chicago, making it a preferred route. Coupon tickets are sold via the line, with L. L. Downing listed as commercial agent in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
L. L. Downing
Salt Lake City
Utah
Soon Be Home Soldier Boys May Return From Philippines
Governor Adams reports a telegram from Adjutant General Corbin indicating volunteer regiments in the Philippines will be sent home as replacements arrive. The war department aims to bring troops home within months, with a Denver family’s son expected to be discharged soon. Adams guesses arrival by January.
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Denver
Adams
Corbin
Philippines
Islands
War Department
United States
Manila
Revolution Reported in Salvador Amid Central American Union
A dispatch from Managua reports a Salvadoran revolution as Central America unites as the United States of Central America. Merchants note Salvadoran enthusiasm is low, as the new federation burdens the people with heavier financial obligations due to higher population.
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New York
Libertad
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
United States of
Central America
War Department plans no return of Philippine volunteers
Assistant Adjutant General Swan said the War Department does not contemplate returning the Montana regiment or other volunteer units from the Philippines to the United States. A conference with the Adjutant General led to incorporating in an official document that Philippine volunteers will not be returned under any circumstances.
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Washington
Swan
War Department
Montana
Philippines
United States
Fragmented Health Note Shows Illusion of Affliction
The readable fragment argues that those claiming illness are not truly afflicted but misperceive their condition. It hints at a rhetorical aim to persuade readers about health perception and personal wellbeing.
Coast defenses praised by US engineer in New York harbor
Colonel J A Smith, US engineer, returns after a month inspecting Atlantic coast defenses and harbor works at New York Boston and Portland. He says defenses are advanced enough to deter warships, though more work remains, and asserts they are among the world’s best and near impregnable.
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Cleveland
J. A. Smith
United States
Atlantic Coast
New York
Boston
Portland
Smith
Report on Army Commissary Supplies for Cuba Campaign
The report by Charles P. Kagan shows subsistence expenditures of 6 890 715 with 20 222 689 on hand. It details the blockade at Tampa in May June 1898 and notes excess subsistence stores in Cuba aiding both US troops and the Cuban forces and civilians.
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Wasaington
Charles P. Kagan
Secretary of War
Spain
Eagan
Santiago
Tampa
Cuba
Fifth Army Corps
Disbandment of Orden Publico Ends Havana Mutiny
In Havana the Orden Publico mutiny ends as troops lay down arms after pay arrears and promises of liquidation. Authorities report arrests of ringleaders in Morro castle, while Spanish troops patrol and markets delay funds to London banks. Reserve pay losses cited as millions, fueling unrest and fears of further disturbances.
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Havana
London
Spain
Morro Castle
Orden Publico
Nouvitas
Morgans view on canal scheme and naval bases
Senator Morgan asserts that a new Nicaraguan canal plan will not delay current legislation. He says no other government will control the route, with engineers endorsing the project. He notes Porto Rico and Hawaii as strategic naval bases and foresees a new era for Philippine trade and U.S. coast development. Secretary Long supports extending civil service preference to Spanish War veterans, in addition to existing Civil War veteran preferences.
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Washington
Morgan
Congress
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Wasminetox
Long
Republicans Claim 18 Majority in Next House
In Washington on November 11, Chairman Babcock of the Republican congressional committee said confirmatory results from districts across the United States indicate the Republicans will hold an 18 vote majority in the next House, with potential for more. Some districts show Democratic wins, while others may still yield recounts or challenged results. Murder and elopement details follow with a fatal shooting after a betrothed couple fled, and a separate report notes a Stuttgart conference aiming to measure the earth to refine polar and equatorial diameters for maps and astronomy.
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Washaton
United States
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Cochran
New York
Camp Meade
California
Texas
Kentucky
South Carolina
Virginia
George H. Higgins
Pennsylvania
A. Gaston
Washineton
International Geodetic Association
Stuttgart
E. D. Preston
Archbishop Gross Dies in Baltimore
Archbishop William Arley Gross of Oregon Roman Catholic Church died of heart disease at St. Joseph's hospital Baltimore. He arrived to attend a St Charles College celebration at Elliot City Maryland and fell ill on November 6 remaining confined to his bed until his death.
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Archbishop Gross
BalTmore
William Arley Gross
Oregon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Insurgents seize Visayas towns as fear grips Iloilo
From Iloilo Panay Nov 14 insurgents occupy Linganis Oton and Pavia near Iloilo. merchants of all nationalities petition the US cruiser Charleston to remain as protection by Spanish authorities fails. Rumors of Negros Zebu islands seized. cable cut hindering confirmation. General Rios reportedly seeks armistice to hand over to Americans. Scandia to sail with 60 men.
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Charleston
Mio
Manna
Iloilo
Panay
Visayas
Linganis
Oton
Pavia
Coilo
United States
Negros
Zebu
Rios
Madrid
Scandia
Teresa Cannot Be Saved
Nov 16 report from Captain McCalla states Teresas wreck at Vulcan port and Potomac arrives to assist. After examining the stranded ship and situation and following department instructions, he expresses the opinion that rescue is hopeless. Craven, Blow, Hobson, and Crittenden confirm the assessment.
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Teresa
Wasu Hineton
Navy Department
McCalla
Potomac
Vulcan
Craven
Blow
Forts Brace for Action Amid Flood Rumors
Nov 16 report from Loxpon notes rumors of an imminent Atseeloan flood causing public excitement and military maneuvers to man forts. Authorities denied immediate danger while residents prepared emergency measures and awaited official guidance.
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Loxpon
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