Exhumation of Generals Maceo and Gomez Draws Huge Crowd
Exhumation of General Antonio Maceo and Francisco Gomez yesterday drew about two thousand people via special trains from Havana and surrounding districts. Governor General Brooke was represented by Adjutant General Richards. The remains were moved to a temporary shrine as plans for a permanent mausoleum begin. Speakers hailed Maceo as the greatest man of the revolution.
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Francisco Gomez
Havana
Brooke
Richards
Gomez
Pedro Betancourt
Rive Rivera
Maceo
Jones predicts six weeks for next fighting in Manila
Major 8 R Jones long serving Manila quartermaster says new hostilities will endure six weeks and that 50000 troops may remain on Luzon for ten years to maintain peace after the Americans land at Manila. He arrived aboard the Coptic from Hong Kong and will report to Washington.
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San Francisco
R. Jones
Hong Kong
Washington
Aix, Waalks
Manilac
Iowans Leave Wednesday for Home Voyage End of Volunteer Sailings
The War Department reports General Otis in Manila says the last units, Nevada cavalry to Ohio transport, were delayed due to wrecked Morgan City troops. Iowas will depart Wednesday as Tennessee troops arrive, with papers complete, concluding all volunteer and discharged regulars shipments.
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Washington
War Department
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Manila
Nevada Cavalry
Ohio
Morgan City
OTIS
Sixth Infantry
Philippines
Department
Andrade Returns Beaten in Venezuela Crisis
President Andrade returns to Cariacas after a crushing defeat by the revolutionary forces under Cipriano Castro. Castro’s army advances and has reached Maracay as Caracas braces for possible bloodshed. Foreign ministers urge ships from their governments to intervene.
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Cariacas
Venezuela
Andrade
Cipriano Castro
Maracay
Caracas
Papal Encyclical Ignores Dreyfus Case in France
Rong Sept 18 The long awaited papal encyclical to France avoids the Dreyfus case. It delivers a theological exhortation urging bishops to couple zeal with discretion and rectitude and to forbid priests from reading pamphlets and papers from over zealous surpliced politicians.
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Dreyfus
France
Vatican
National League Standings Snapshot From The Season
Partial standings show teams such as Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Louisville Baltimore New York St Louis Washington Cincinnati Cleveland with varying win percentages. The data appears fragmentary with missing values and misplaced punctuation.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittabur F
Boston
Louisville
Baltimore
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Wheat Prices Sag After Large Visible Supply Increase
The report notes a rise of over 8,000,000 bushels in the visible wheat supply, triggering a 3 4 cent drop. Corn and oats steadied while pork, lambs, and cattle prices moved within narrow ranges across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas ‘City
Kansas
Crry
Pillsbury Mill Pioneer Dies After Long Illness
Charles A. Pillsbury, noted Minneapolis miller born October 8, 1842 in Warner New Hampshire, died after extended heart trouble and recent illness. He moved to Minneapolis in 1869, built a major flour milling business, and led Charles A Pillsbury & Co with family ties before English syndicate 1890 purchase.
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Charles. A. Pillsbury
Minnesota
Mr. Pillsbury
Charles Alfred’ Pillsbury
Warner
Merrimac County
N. H
Dartmouth College
Montreal
Mary A. Stinson
Goffstown
Pillsbury
St. Anthony Falls
George A. Pillsbury
John 8. Pillsbury
F. C. Pillsbury
Charles A. Pillsbury & Co
Congressman Ermentrout Dies After Throat Incident
Daniel Ermentrout 62 longtime Democratic congressman from the Ninth District died at his Reeading Pennsylvania home after a dinner choking incident led to paralysis. He had just begun his sixth term, and his death was unexpected. He was a prominent figure in national Democratic circles.
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Ermentrout
Daniel Ermentrout
Congress
Democratic Party
Funeral for Cornelius Vanderbilt Held at St Bartholomew's
Services at the Vanderbilt home and St Bartholomew's Episcopal church honored Cornelius Vanderbilt. Bishop Potter and Rev Dr Greer led a simple service with a 60-voice choir. The casket entered the mausoleum at Newdorp Staten Island. Mrs Vanderbilt accompanied by her eldest son Cornelius.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
David H. Greer
St. Bartholomew's
Potter
Greer
Henry Morgan Stone
Trinity Church
Newport
Richard Henry Warren
Chopin
Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Vanderbilt Mausoleum
Newdorp
Staten Island
Admiral Schley Ordered to Command South Atlantic Fleet
Admiral Schley has been granted readiness to command the South Atlantic station. The navy department plans to expand the fleet there, with five or six ships expected, including the Cincinnati Detroit and Marblehead. The move follows tensions in South Africa and unrest in South and Central America.
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Washington
Schley
Navy
South Atlantic
Department
Cincinnati
Detroit
Marblehead
South Africa
South
Central America
South Atlantis Command
Indians Off Reservation Threaten Utah Invasion
Governor Thomas seizes on reports of Uintah band leaving Utah to hunt in Colorado. Officials fear Ourays and Uncompahgres may join, seeking revenge for three tribe deaths in a prior clash with game wardens. Washington troops requested for protection. Milwaukee and St. Paul plans 80 mile short line from Storm Lake to Rock Valley shortening Chicago travel by five hours.
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Colorado
Washington
United States
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Storm Lake
Iowa and Dakota Division
Rock Valley
Chamberlain
Chicago
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