Monks Must Move or Spain Control Declared Dead Issue
Archibishop Dozal in Manila warns against a lingering Spanish link as rebels gain strength. He urges Western intervention soon, says religious orders must go, blames Dominicans and Franciscans most, notes Jesuits blameless, and reports annexationists hold a narrow majority in the native assembly while natives and Spaniards show mixed loyalties.
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Manila
Associated Press
Dozal
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Spain
Capron Death Linked to Typhoid Following War Service
Washington reports Captain Allyn K. Capron first artillery officer and son of the deceased died at his Fort Myer home. A Rough Riders veteran, he served at Santiago and was an artillery authority. Born in Florida, he entered the military academy as a cadet in 1863 and may be buried at Arlington.
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Washington
Allyn ‘Capron
First Artillery
Fort Myer
Allyn K. Capron
Rough Riders
Santiago
la Quasina
Arlington National Cemetery
Capron
Sccool
General Shafter
Captain Capron
Florida
The
Military Academy
Healthful Chickamauga Park Praised by Surgeon
Major R Emmitt Giffen physician in charge at Sternberg hospital says Chickamauga Park is among the healthiest sites for a military encampment praising its climate and location while blaming sickness on lax sanitary enforcement by army surgeons. A separate Des Moines inquiry by Col H Egbert and Dr F W Parsons finds Camp Cuba Libre soldiers well cared for given conditions.
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Chickamauga Park
Associated Press
R. Emmitt Giffen
Sternberg Hospital
Chiczamanga Park
Des Moines
Cuba Libre
United States
Shaw
H. Egbert
Davenport
Joy Turned Into Mourning As Son Remains Reported Dead
In Sheboygan Wisconsin on September 10 a poignant scene greeted the arrival of the Second Wisconsin volunteers. The family of William J. Triers waited at the station hoping for news of him, only to learn he had died in Porto Rico. The parents and sister waited in vain, and Mrs. Triers spoke with a soldier as the train departed.
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Sheboygan, Wig
Sheboygan
Second Wisconsin Regiment of Volunteers
William J. Triers
Porto Rico
Soldier dies. mourning fills Triers home in Ponce
The Mother was informed that the young man died two weeks ago and was buried at Ponce on Sept. 4. The Triers' home, once decorated for the soldier's home-coming, was turned into a house of mourning.
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Ponce
Sickness in Camply Increases in Porto Rico and Home
Dispatches report four American troop deaths at Ponce Porto Rico due to typhoid fever and malaria. Thirty-fifth Michigan shows sixty typhoid cases. general hospitals fill as camps shift sick lists. Other items note S. Lawton force sickness, Kansas City death, and hospital transfers. war inquiry members named. Michigan regiment returns. Second Wisconsin welcomed home. court martial hints. discharge policy shift. Ker, Kerr fined. Alger departs on southern camps inspection.
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Washington
War Department
Brooke
Ponce
Porto Rico
D. CG. Brace
Wisconsin
Camp Meade
Dispatch
Michigan
Santiago
Lawton
Kansas City
KE. M. Sprigg
Third
Missouri
Medaryville
Ind
Nicholas Blitsch
Chicago
First Minors Infantry
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Conn
New York
Camp Wikoff
Albert Chesney
Charles Holland
Thirty
Chris Maher
William Johnson
First Illinois
Island Lake
Mich
Tampa
Fernandina
Fla
Huntsville
Ala
Michigan I Infantry
Detroit
Alger
Pingree
Duffield
Gardner
Pay details for Sixth Tuinals in Springfield
Pay rolls for the Sixth regiment, Springfield, Sept 19. Colonel D J Foster received the blanks on Saturday. Major B R Ray, paymaster, will detail an officer to pay the regiment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ills
D. J. Foster
BR. RB. Ray
France Accepts Conciliatory Stance on Marchand Expedition
From Cairo and a separate source the Daily Mail reports France has adopted a conciliatory line toward Britain and declares Marchand’s expedition unofficial. The sirdar may take Marchand to Cairo and Egyptian troops could occupy Fashoda. Crete authorities order disarmament as British forces move to occupy Candia. Dreyfus case shifts ripple through Paris with resignations and new war minister Chanoine, while Esterhazy is said to be hiding in London.
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France
Marchand
Sultan Accedea
Grete— Dreyfus
Cortain
Esterhazy
London
Cairo
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Major Marchand
Fashoda
Candia
Crete
Djevad. Pasha
Gerard Henry Noel
Dreyfus
Paris
Zurlinden
Brisson
Chanoine
First Army Corps
Count Hsterhazy
Ferdinand Walsin Hsterhazy
Pompeii Threatens Naples Eruption Deepens
Reports from Naples speak of growing fear as Vesuvius becomes more active and lava streams spread. Observatories note the crater system expands, with seven new craters forming near the central vent. Kingston Jamaica reports a devastating hurricane with Barbadoes, St Vincent, and St Lucia suffering heavy damage and widespread homelessness, though precise fatalities remain uncertain.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Vedrino
Kingston
Jamaica
Barbadoes
St. Vincent
St. Lucia
West Indies
Spain to defend retention of Philippine islands in peace talks
London reports that a long conference between premier Senor Sagasta and peace commission chief Senor Montezori s concluded the commission will strenuously defend keeping the Philippine islands. Berlin reports under the Anglo German treaty Delagoa Bay is ceded to Britain for commercial, not political, reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Senor Montezo Rios
Spanish Peace Commission
Peace Commission
Philippine Islands
Spain
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Delagoa Bay
Great Britain
Armour confirms possible control bid for Baltimore and Ohio
Philp D. Armour in Milwaukee during the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul meeting hints at, with J J Hill, Marshall Field and Norman B Ream, securing a controlling interest in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He notes the matter is delicate but acknowledges some foundation to yesterday's Chicago report.
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Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Company
Philp D. Armour
J. J. Hill
Marshall Field
Norman B. Ream
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pfister
Associated Press
Armour
Chicago
Peculiar Poisons and the Stomach’s Role in Health
An old promotional piece extols digestion as central to health. It links indigestion to systemic decay, lists ptomaines as fearsome byproducts, and claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure most stomach troubles except stomach cancer. It urges buying from Stuart Co. and offers a free booklet.
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Bright
Huxley
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Marshall, Mich
Knorr and Hildreth Real Estate Bargains in City
Knorr and Hildreth offer residence properties across the city from 700 dollars. Immediate sale of O. J. Ziegler’s residence at 250 Carroll street with Lot 1123 by 200 feet, large house, modern improvements, gas, bath, water closet, hot water heat, sewer. Property must be sold at once. price to be adjusted. Several flats for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Ziegler
Carroll Street
Government proposes action against anarchists
Rome reports that on Sept 19 the government proposed to the powers that international action be taken against anarchists, signaling a coordinated response to the anarchist threat.
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Rome
International Association of Co operative Plasterers adjourns
Indianapolis Sept 19 The International Association of Co operative Plasterers closed its annual session Saturday and elected officers including President W J Wilson of Philadelphia and secretary treasurer Thomas A Scully of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Plasterers
Indianapolis
International Association of Co-operative Plasterers
W. J. Wilson
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Scully
Drowning of Emma Foley in West Superior at pier
West Superior Wisconsin Friday evening Mrs Emma Foley of Bismarck North Dakota wife of The Bismarck Tribune city editor was drowned after falling from the east end pier while visiting friends and viewing the flour mills as a Northern Pacific engine moved away Senator James H Kyle of South Dakota also reported recovering from apoplexy and may return home soon
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West Superior
Wis
Emma Foley
Bismarck
N. D
Bismarck Tribune
Northern Pacific
Kyle
Cleveland
James H. Kyle
South Dakota
Merrick
Aberdeen
S. D
Homeseekers Excursions Via Chicago Great Western Ry
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers homeseekers excursions on September 6 20 October 4 18 to multiple western and midwestern states at one fare plus 2 for the round trip Tickets are valid 21 days from sale Information available through Maple Leaf Route agents Also new train service links Freeport Milwaukee daily except Sunday with through coaches Rockford connections Times: Freeport to Milwaukee 7 15 AM to 12 15 PM Milwaukee to Freeport 2 30 PM to 7 30 PM
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Homeseekers
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago Great Western Ry
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Maple Leaf
Milwaukee
Northwestern Line
Freeport
Rockford
Wlm
Home Seekers Excursion Tickets From Chicago and North Western
The North Western Line offers home seekers excursion tickets on July 19 August 2 16 Septem ber 6 20 October 3 18 to many West and South points at low rates with favorable time limits. Tickets and full information via Chicago and North Western Ry agents. Omaha round trip $13.35. Illinois Central Ry promotes Omaha exposition fares with Tuesday Friday sales and fifteen day final return. Freeport round trip $13.35. H W Rowley, Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Line
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Omaha
Neb
Illinois Central R. A
Freeport
H. W. Rowtey
Hair Work in All Its Branches by Mrs. A C Thomas
Mrs. A C Thomas offers hair work including all branches at 255 Galena Street. Appointment details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Thomas
Galena Street
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Soldicera
Tain Capron
Ant
the War Inquiry Commission
War Inquiry Commission
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta
Sexton
Dodge
Denby
Howell
Gilman
Keene
Schofield
Holme
Second Wisconsin Regiment
Oshkosh
Appleton
Manitowoc
Plankinton Hotel
Carstensen
Indiana Volunteers
Ilinois
Taylor E. Brown
First
Ilinois Provisional Engineer Corps
Piud
Charles I. Kerr
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth
Indiana
Alger Starta
Orient
Pompeii
West India
Britain and
Baltimore and Ohio
Hill and
Ream
Castor Beara
Ion Hane
Bignature
Leofthn
Hariet M. Burbank
West Street
WM. Clement
Liberty St
Freeport, Illinois
Timie
Ehicauxo
Pacabranil Company
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphi
Freeport Light & Fuel Co
Stephenson St
Pioneer Line
Koning, Jefferson Junction
Waukesha
Sv. Milwaukee
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Palmer Cox
Inter Ocean
Chicago, Ill
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