Republican Nominating Convention at Saratoga Nominates Roosevelt
At Saratoga convention hall on September 2 the Republican delegates nominated Theodore Roosevelt for governor and Timothy L. Woodruff for lieutenant governor with the slate including John T. McDonough as secretary of state and John Brueckel as state treasurer. Senator Horace White was chosen permanent chairman, and the platform backed the president and asserted the United States must retain its victories in the Philippines and Antilles while pursuing peace terms satisfactory to the nation.
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Saratoga Noy
Todas
Theodore Roosevelt
Ooste
Bay
Timothy LL . Woodruff
Kings
Witim J Morgan
Erle
Committee On Organization
Horace White
Syracuse
Committee On
White
Platt
Rider Cady
Rudson
Black
Cady
Uthat
Roosevelt
Sis
Massa
Jude
Ute Questi
Krum
Black Sid
Theodor Yosevelt
Ehvirman
Woodford
Antilles
Philippines
Spain
Republican Party
Van Wyck Nominated at New York Democratic Convention
The New York Democratic convention named the ticket with Governor Augustus Van Wyck of Kings as Governor and Danforth of Chenango for Lieutenant Governor, George Batten for Secretary of State, and others. Frederik Schraub was elected permanent chairman, urging support to elect a Democratic Congress to advance the war effort and policy.
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Kew
York State
Frederik Schraub
Cairman
Baw
Ant
Republican
Overnor
Titus
McGun i
Stanchfield
Jihett Danforth
Frank Campbell i
Bath
Davenport Funeral Held at Trinity Church Boston
Funeral services for Davenport were conducted at Trinity Church in Boston on September 29. Interment took place at Forest Hill Cemetery with Joseph Jefferson among the honorary pallbearers.
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Fanny
Disgruntled Democrats Plan State Ticket Nomination
In Syracuse on Lipt 29 the Chicago platform faction of New York Democrats adopted rules to empower the organization committee to nominate a full state ticket by petition if the convention fails to affirm the Chicago platform. The committee meets at Union Square Hotel in New York City tomorrow night to choose candidates, as District Attorney Ostrander of Mercer returns from Fresno where he attended the McCrancy murder trial.
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New York
Silverites
Syracuse
Lipt
Chicago
Matform Democrats
Union Square
New York City
Ostrander
Mercer
Fresno
McCrancy
Cake Made With Schilling's Best Baking Powder Tastes Fine
A bakery note claims cakes baked with Schilling's Best baking powder have no bitter aftertaste, suggesting improved flavor quality from the product.
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Schilling
Unfortunate Prospector Reports Lost Gold Seekers Cruise
San Francisco Sept 9 Charles B Watony mining man from Caron City recounts eight gold seekers lost near Kotzebue Sound. The August 1 storm capsized a small boat on Letham Inlet leaving the Rhode Island party missing and their provisions washing ashore. Drowned were George T Willer and others. a second boat under Kubuck river caved in. The piece lists names, locations, and tragic fates from the ill fated voyage.
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San Francisco
Charles B. Watony
Caron City
Kotzebue Sound
Fred Howard
Howard Joseph Graharm
Samuel Wilmett
Providence
J @ Sture
Grub Gulch
Letham Inlet
Rhode Island
George T. Willer
Iowa
Kubuck
Muller
Lark
Iwasa Ads
Ima Reshel Millers
Mured Clira
City
Governor orders troops to Pana amid mining strike
Governor Tanner activates state forces after Sheriff Colburn reports loss of control over striking miners. Captain Craig with Battery B, Galesburg, and Colonel Hamilton with Sons of Veterans units are sent to Pana to protect life and property. Troops ordered to stay neutral regarding mine operations or foreign labor. FC Pottle was in Fresno yesterday.
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Tanner
Springfield
Colburn
Pan
Captain Craig
Galesburg
Pana
John P Hamilton
Elgin
Sons of Veterans
Cal Ain Craig
Downfall of China's reformer emperor amid palace intrigue
The article outlines the fall of a reformist Chinese emperor influenced by Kang Yu Wei and opposed by officials and the Dowager Empress. The trigger appears to be the emperor's admission in European attire, with foreign affairs shuffled by ministers and embassies as the Dowager Empress acts swiftly to depose him.
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Shanghai
Kang Yu Wei
Dan Hsusing
Foreign Office
Heiseil
Enpres
Spy Russias Ag
Coun
Mission Work Advances on Valley Road Extensions
Officials report progress on Meive desert survey as plans outline extending the line south of the icon Pass and starting actual construction from Bakersfield once surveys reach a defined point. Preparatory surveys will send teams to the field and extend to two nine miles south of the Pass with further work on Valles road extensions at both ends.
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Sant
Meive
Bakersfield
Valles Road
SHAFTER STILL ABLE TO GIVE ORDERS AT CAMP WYCHOFF
General Shafter remains indisposed at Camp Wychoff with malaria and chills but can issue orders. Colonel McClellan executes them. The Twenty fifth Infantry, 709 men under Major Molan, departed by rail to Long Island City for duty in Colorado Arizona and New Mexico to relieve the Fifteenth Infantry stationed for garrison duty in Cuba.
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Shafter
Camp Wychhoff
McClellan
Shatter
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Ilolan
Long Island City
Foils
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Fifteenth Infantry
Cuba
Captain Herbert Choynski Named Battery Captain in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 29 the governor appointed First Lieutenant Herbert Choynski as captain of battery California artillery. Captain Y J Hay resigned, Second Lieutenant Frank Sprague was advanced to first lieutenant, Otto Huber was chosen to replace Captain Richter who fell in Manila. The governor also received the resignations of First Lieutenant Thomas Barry of battery A and Second Lieutenant McKenzie of battery D. California has already seen changes in its volunteer artillery units.
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Captan
T. J Hay
San Francisco
Herbert Choynski
California Artillery
Y J Hay
Frank Sprague
Otto Huberts
Richter
Manila
First California Volunteers
Thomas Barry
McKenzie
Tialafornia Haa Avhit
Order For the Occupation of Cuba and Cuban Troops
A long, misread article details Cuban military organization for occupation of Cuba, naming a commandant with rank of major, three captains, six lieutenants, ten sergeants, and 949 enlisted men. It discusses officers chosen from the Cuban army, US customs involvement, and looming tensions as Cuban troops move into San Tig.
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Santig
United States Army
Cneral Castillo
Tausi
Ans
Lis
Donaldson Tar
United State
Cuantantio Santina Ad Wincaville de
Treasury Department
Linaly
Eptemi
Ato
Chimney Sweep Hero Tales From Smoky City
A chaotic tale follows a chimney sweep hero in a busy city, detailing fragile exploits, odd anecdotes, and comic misadventures. The narrative blends humorous sketches with glimpses of daily labor, relationships, and the public perception of tradespeople.
Merry Wedding Bells Marriage Of Miss Elsie Vettes And George C
The marriage solemnization took place Tuesday evening at Mrs Julia Owens home 732 D Street with George C Owens and Alisa Lisle Leates as contracting parties Rev J W French of the Baptist church officiating. The place was prettily decorated with garden croicest cuttings. The bridesmaid was Miss Bessie Owens sister of the groom and best man John N Hines. The couple are well known in the city. The groom has worked with Darahoo Emmons & Co and recently in business at a Sanger. A supper followed and guests enjoyed the evening. The newlyweds will reside in the city.
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Elsie Vettes
George C
Julia Owens
D Street
George C Owens
Alisa Lisle Leates
J W French
Baphid
Bessie Owens A
John N
McCraney Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
The jury found McCraney guilty of second degree murder after a trial where testimony described a fatal brawl at Mtchell March. The court sentenced him to an extreme term with imprisonment for not less than ten years, and a motion for a new trial was anticipated.
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Witchell
Laos
Jane
Threvis
Cline
Johnstown
Mtchell Rarch
Inister
Clines
Jim
Hno
Corral
McCuaney
Mitchell
Allarney
McCraney
Drainage work west of town under reclamation plan
Surveyor Hoxie advances final survey for a 2900 foot underground drain to divert water from three ponds of roughly twelve acres into a canal along Dry Creek. The project, under the reclamation act, affects Stblin and five other landowners with assessments based on benefits. An eight inch diameter pipe will be laid at over seven feet depth to channel seepage from irrigation into the Dry Creek system. An information was filed yesterday by the District Attorney accusing Michael Quinlin of an assault with io
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Hoxie
Dry Creek
Stblin
Alger Views on Hospital Reorganization Proposals
Secretary Alger reviews camp inspection findings with generals and medical officers to propose hospital system reforms. Focus on amalgamating division and regimental hospitals to improve soldier care and mobility, with emphasis on medical practice and readiness. A separate local incident notes an assault charge and improving injuries.
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Washington
ST Ser Esp.cilly
Géteen
Xi Fon
Reneeal
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