Filipino Fund Effort Faces Heavy Hurdles in Army Support
Aguinaldo urges fair treatment for Filipinos as Congress debates funding the army through taxes amid ongoing Paris conference uncertainties. North province residents resist land and poll taxes while trust issues with Tagals fuel calls for American protection. Aguinaldo cites intrigue by Spaniards and priests, accuses Eugene Blanco as a key agent, and notes Filipino fleet movement and recent ship purchases amid campaign plans.
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War Investigation and Chaplain McIntyre in Denver Court
The war investigating commission resumes at 10 in the Lemon Building with documents including Secretary Alger’s letter and a list of queries to war department heads. In Denver, Chaplain Joseph P. McIntyre faces court martial for a Denver lecture, with Miss Minnie Reynolds confirming the published report and remarks about a captain called Fighting Bob. Acting Secretary Meiklejohn says Gomez's forces must disband before aid, unloading stores at Matanzas will begin tomorrow and food will not be given to armed men.
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Live Stock Show Receipts Reported for Omaha Exposition
Omaha on September 27 reports total receipts for the exposition near 700000 with a cash balance around 120000 in the banks. The event shows about 55000 pledged or expended on stock and related costs while allocations and progress remain pending.
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Omaha
Hobson Succeeds in Floating the Infanta Maria Teresa
British naval constructor Hobson succeeds in raising and towing the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa to Guantanamo Bay. The Newark Scorpion and Alvarado aided the effort amid approaching hurricane conditions. The victory vindicates Hobson against bureau chiefs and supports continued efforts to salvage the vessel for northward transport.
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Infanta Maria ‘Teresa
Punya “den Este
Teniant Hobson
Maria Teresa
Potomac
Newark
Alvarajo
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Goodrich
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Hichborn
No Extra Session In Iowa Governor Rejects Call
Governor Shaw announced no extra session will be convened to let Iowa soldiers overseas vote. He cited lack of requests from candidates, editors and lawmakers, and warned of election risks in nine counties. He also flagged issues on National Guard pay and clothing accountability for soldiers.
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Dis Moines
Shaw
General Assembly
Iowa
National Guard
Camp McKinley
United States
Roosevelt Nominated for Governor at New York Convention
The New York Republican state convention nominated Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for governor on the first ballot amid wild enthusiasm. Roosevelt led with 753 votes to Governor Black's 918, and the nomination was declared unanimous. Officers chosen include Timothy L. Woodruff as lieutenant governor and John T. McDonough as secretary of the state.
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New York
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Hudson
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John T. McDonough
William J. Morgan
John B. Jackel
John A. Davies
Edward A. Bond
Davis
Thomas O. Platt
O. M. Depew
Frank Hiscock
Edward Lauterbach
Frank
Witherbee
Columb is Remains Ashamed
Havana reports the official examination of Columbus remains at 9 am conducted before General Blanco Secretary Gavin and local authorities including the civil governor bishop and cathedral dean the public were directed to the cathedral for the proceedings.
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Blanco
Gavin
Bryan Began Discharges of Third Nebraska Men
Washington report says 73 applications for discharge by Third Nebraska infantrymen were filed. 15 approved and ordered, 60 still pending. Colonel Bryan remains bedbound in Washington, with wife notified of illness. Crete crisis looms as powers threaten blockade if Turkey does not meet demands by Oct. 11.
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Bryan
Nebraska Infantry
War Department
Fitzhugh Lee
Seventh Army Corps
Nebraska
Department
William J. Bryan
C. T. Bride
Thomas F. Bayard’s Condition Not Improving
DepHaw Mass Sept 28 No change in the condition of Hon Thomas F Bayard early this morning The depressing symptoms noted yesterday remained present but aside from that nothing could be said except that the end was not far off Trikes near Ste Catherines
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Paris Sees Trouble Ahead For Peace Commissioners
French officials voice doubt over US aims as the American peace commission meets in Paris. A prominent diplomat says Washington will retain Manila and Luzon, while Spaniards ready to concede. if US insists on uncompromising terms the talks may fail and resumption of hostilities could follow. The commission held its first full meeting at the Continental Hotel.
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Paris
United States Peace Commission
Manila
Luzon
America
Continental Hotel
Niagara Peninsula Storm Claims Six Lives and More Injured
A devastating storm swept the Niagara peninsula from Erie to Ontario, hitting St. Catharines Merritton and Grantham. Six deaths are confirmed with at least six additional fatalities feared and numerous injuries. Names named include Ina Morvart Clara O Nail Mrs John Bickay and a missing unknown woman.
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Welland Canal
Tonwanda
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Grantham
Ina Morvart
Ward
Merritton
Clara O'Nail
Lincoln
John Bickay
Orange Hall
Miss Aiken
Stamford
Brisson Accepts Dreyfus Revision Responsibility in Paris
In Paris the cabinet debated revising the Dreyfus case with Brisson offering to take full responsibility. He proposed taking justice and recalled Henry's forged confession changing the case, prompting Sarrien to yield and abstain from decisive action. British fleet leaves Tak Ku for Weihaiwei and other dispatches note tensions in China and U.S. political visits.
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MM. Brisson
Sarrien
Dreyfus
Commission
Chamber of Deputies
M. Brisson
Henry
Court of Cassation
Interior
M. Sarrien
Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Woman Recover Health
A patient narrates how Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored her strength after months of illness including rheumatism and blood poisoning. The pills are praised as a quick acting tonic that rebuilds blood and fuels bodily functions. The account urges endorsement by providers and notes wide sale.
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Pueblo
Colo
Wagmpe
Olie
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George Wegis
Williams
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