Battle on the Nile for Kerma and Dongola
The Kerma garrison fled as Anglo Egyptian forces arrived and shelled Dervish positions. Three gunboats moved up river sinking a Dervish steamer and wounding several including Naval Commander Colville. Dongola falls as the British Egyptian expedition reaches its objective and Dervish forces retreat northward toward El Hafir.
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Egypt
Kerma
Nile
el Hafir
Dongola
Colville
E Teb
Hannek
Sirdar
Kerma-On-The-Nile
Kobe Japan Wiped Out by Fire Flood and Storm
The report from San Francisco dated Sept 23 states Kobe suffered multi disaster losses on Aug 26 with floods and earthquakes causing 2,500 deaths and millions in damage across northern Japan. Gifu prefecture saw 4,800 homes blown down and 400 lives lost along Haji-Gawa. The Tsutsugawa flood killed 34. Minatogwa overflow inundated Kobe, wrecking 300 houses and drowning 200. A major fire, fueled by wind, destroyed 1,900 blocks including 2,200 houses. Embankments were shored after 12 hours of effort.
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San Francisco
Kobe
Japan
Orient
Gifu
Haji-Gawa
Tsutsugawa
Minatogwa
Union Pacific Collision Near Butte Mont Injures Several
A Union Pacific express collides with a mixed Montana Union train near Rocker four miles west of Butte on Sunday morning. Several riders and crew are injured but none seriously. Time of collision was about 11 o'clock. Drivers jumped to safety amid a conflict of orders. Other items note Timewood Timewood Timewood Timewood broke a half mile record, a small bright comet sighting near Cambridge, and the death of Callias Bey, Barnum widow’s husband.
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Felt Lake
Butte
Mont
Union Pacific
Montana Union
Anaconda
Rocker
Express
Smaoker
John Murray
Leadville
Colo
Dan Green
Quinn J. Murphy
Red Cliff
Joseph O'Brien
Charles J. Justice
San Francisco
Cal
J. H. Elliott
Baker City
Julius Jacobs
M. M. Burdick
H. EK. Fisher
A. J. Jones
Cambridge
Mass
Lewis Smith
Lowe Observatory
California
Harvard College Observatory
San
Big Democratic Rally at Madison Square Garden
A large September 23 meeting at Madison Square Garden drew Palmer and Buckner amid intraparty tensions. Veteran supporters and wary party elders filled the hall as chants and a marching band sparked a fervent welcome for the candidates and a dramatic introduction by Governor Flower.
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Madison _ Square Garden
New York
Madison Square Garden
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
Bynum
Governor Flower
Buckner
Crowds Swell as Bryan Address Draws Citywide Gaze
Philadelphia witnesses the greatest outpouring in its history as William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Academy of Music crowding 8 000 inside and 8 000 outside. Police report injuries from the crush with one man hospitalized for a broken arm.
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Philadelphia
Mr. Bryan
Academy of Music
Academy
District Court Proceedings Update at Noon
Judge Showers returned from Boulder as the district court opened Tuesday September 22. Cases include Stevens plead not guilty set for Sept 26, Allison vs Allison granted access to answer with $50 attorney fee, O Connell vs Smith judgment $140.25 plus $40 fee, several citizens renounce allegiance in papers, and Highsmith divorce granted with custody to plaintiff.
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M. A. Miller
Briggs
Gust Nelson
Oscar II
Sweden
Adelio Guidici
Clementi Roburts
Republic of Switzerland
Kate H. Highsmith
Geo. A. Highsmith
Mattie Brisco
John H. Brisco
Eliel
Prostitution crackdown leads to fines for two women
Mollie White and Claudie May were fined 15 dollars each for being in mates of house of prostitution. Book News lists August best sellers with fiction and finance titles evenly represented including Theron Ware and The Master Craftsman among others.
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Mollie White
Claudie May
House of Prostitution
Book News
Damnation
Theron Ware
Harold Freidrick
Crimson Sign
8. R. Keight
Notable Appointments and Travels Highlight The Listener
The Listener reports Thompson named deputy governor of Liverpool jail and Dan Godfrey retiring as Grenadier Guards bandmaster. It notes Wilfred Laurier's modest fortune, Lord Sudley’s 500 acre orchard profits, Rudyard Kipling’s residence offer refusal, Governor Atkinson in North Carolina, Crispi’s return to politics, and varied international notes including Fukuzawa’s link to Webster’s Dictionary in Japan.
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York
Liverpool
Dan Godfrey
Grenadier Guards
Wilfred Laurier
Lord Sudley
Toddington
Gloucester
Rudyard Wipling
Vermont
Atkinson
North Carolina
Signor Crispi
Italy
Reforma
KK. G. Wilbur
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Alameda County
Peter Wawrzyniak
Srem
Germany
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Massachusetts
Ames
Banks
Rice
Robinson
Greenhalge
Russell
Long
Brackett
Claflin
Boutvwell
Gladstone
Nukichi Fukuzaiwa
Japan
Jiji Shimpo
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Eureka Athletic Club
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King
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Peter Sterling
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Dillon Implement Company
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TriBuzz
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News of the World
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W. S. Pyle
COX & Pyle
Geo. J. Staudaker
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Beaverhead County
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