Aguinaldo Sends Peace Message to American People
Dispatch from Manila dated September 1 reports Emilio Aguinaldo states Filipino government seeks to end friction with the United States and urges release from Spanish oppression. He asserts friendly relations and cites withdrawal of forces from Manila suburbs as proof of confidence in the U S. government.
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America
New York
Associated Press
Manila
Filipe
Spain
Aguinaldo
Aguuinaldo
White House
Death in Havana Harbor Incident Elevates Naval Tensions
Reported events describe fatalities from a forceful incident in Havana Harbor aboard the American schooner Maryland with Captain Brown aboard. Four crew members suffer a mysterious illness while mutinous rumors and anarchist opposition surge amid tensions. International action against anarchists is urged by the Italian government as Madrid reports on the forthcoming Spanish Peace Commission members.
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Havana
Capt. Brown
Maryland
Ferer
Sick soldiers arrive in Philadelphia on government hospital train
One hundred twenty eight sick soldiers arrived Saturday in Philadelphia on a government hospital train from Montauk Point and were distributed among seven city hospitals.
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Philadelphia
Montauk Point
American forces plan Cuba deployment in October
Seventh Army Corps under Maj. Gen. Tee to Havana around October 1 with 69,000 to 90,000 men discussed by Gen. Miles and the president. Second Corps from Camp Meade to follow. Transportation plans and troop ships being prepared. Volunteers may be discharged next spring for regulars. Regulars from Santiago to Cuba may be reassigned January. Plans for Porto Rico evacuation advancing with five ships required. Spain and United States near terms for evacuation. American flag to rise in three weeks.
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Tee
Havana
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War Department
Metkiejohn
Cuba
Santiago
Porto Rico
San Juan
Cadiz
United States
Sultan Yields in Crete Disarmament Demand
Sultan orders Djevad Pasha in Crete to concede to British naval disarmament terms. A British detachment controls fort entrances and a British occupation is rumored. Prisoners handed to Admiral Noah include two alleged Hellish attackers. France states it does not want war.
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France
Unclear text about Marchand and regional forces
Fragmentary report mentions Marchand and actions in Caria with non official expedition and potential occupation by Lay ptian Creopa. Details are unclear and names appear garbled in the OCR.
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Marchand
Cario Ana
Landen Daily Mail
Aaj
Thasirdar
Maj. Marchand
la Caria
Jug
Mater
Fasheta
Ptian Creopa
Wheeler Wins Unanimous Delegation in Alabama Primary
Joseph Wheeler was unanimously nominated for congress in Alabama's high congressional district Monday. The vote reflected broad support with no opposition in the district as the party moved toward the general election.
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Ten
Wheeler
Murder Accusation Trails 83 Year Old in Kentucky Case
The wealthy stock trader Jack Wellenwick was found murdered in Breckinridge County. John Breckinridge, an elderly man of 83, who fled the country forty years ago, is accused of the crime after returning to Shintlerville Kentucky this week.
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John Hreckinridge
Shintlerville
Distant Death and Court Actions Reach Across News
Miss Winn Davis dies at Rockingham Hotel Narragansett Tier after weeks of illness. Sergeant charged with libel over Atlanta Constitution article. officers of several regiments named in the accusation. Weekly bank statement records declines in reserves loans and deposits. Howell to serve on war conduct commission amid Washington reports.
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Winnah Davin
Chagoges
Miler
Secoimme Remitmnent
Shetley
Fifth Inmeuries
Jolson
Thire Regiment
Athinta Constitution
Howell
Evan T. Howell
Atlanta
Bradstreets notes favorable trade features and wheat export rise
Bradstreets reports enlarged distribution at western markets and modest gains in eastern centers with stronger foreign demand for bread stuffs. August export trade up 47 percent year over year driven by cotton and provisions, while breadstuffs shipments lag. Wheat exports rise to 8.68 million bushels. corn exports down to 2.52 million. Business failures: 173 in week, Canadian 29.
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Bradstreet’s
China Opens Mines to Foreigners in Historic Concession
Washington dispatch reports the first imperial concession to foreigners allowing a London syndicate to open and work coal and iron deposits in central and southern Shanghai and province wide, plus railroad and waterway rights. The May 21 agreement was signed in the emperor's presence and ratified by British and Italian ministers.
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Washington
New York Tribune
Ragsdale
Tien-Tsin
China
Tsang Luamen
Pekin Syndicate, Limited
London
Shanghai
Orters
He Isung Livainan
Chiya
Arrests Over Cheek Forging Linked to City Case
Police inspector reports a suspect tied to forging checks and offering forged documents. The fugitive, age about 20, is alleged to have used a Portland bank name to mislead in a credit scheme. Authorities seek further charges and identification details.
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Goglen
Tenry TE
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Caton National
Portland
Lint
Asanasin Courts Death for Austrian Assassination Plot
A plot to assassinate a European leader led to arrests as authorities confirm a failed international plan. Officials report a letter to a federation president and a triad in Tearcarne with capital punishment in force.
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Assaasin
Empresas
Austria
Aid
Wing Confederation
Tearcarne
Tenan
Jie
Admiral Montaja Sugpanded Suspended by War Council
Madrid dispatch reports the supreme council of war suspending Admiral Montaja Sugpanded and Major Sostea, director of the Caddie arsonnd, amid an official inquiry and governance actions.
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Madrid
Supreme Council of War
Sostea
Chicago to New York Live Stock and Grain Prices Summary
A fragmented telegraph ledgers list cattle hogs and sheep prices across multiple markets including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. Prices vary by grade with examples such as No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 yellow corn cited, alongside hogs at several dollar ranges and sheep values.
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Chicago
Chiee
Bath
Butler
Choice
Rlianapolis
St. Louis
Milwaukee -Whert
Ecamman
New ‘York
Des Moines Real Estate Men Involved In Farm Fraud Case
Des Moines real estate man Iva Stubbs was convicted in Indianola of obtaining money by false pretenses. W.P. Bishop pleaded guilty. CG. W. Davis evaded authorities. They forged an abstract to eighty acres near Sioux City to secure loans and deals. Also reported are military officer Howell's assault on A W Larson, a Des Moines library trustees’ riverfront land purchase scandal, and various local misdeeds and incidents across the state.
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Des Moines
Indianola
W.P. Bishop
CG. W. Davis
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Davis
W. W. Batter
Indlindia
Warren County
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Philip Pilmer
Tani
Missouri
Howell
Trowbie
Nowell
Ninth United States Infantry
Camp McKinley
Santiago
A. W. Larson
Savery Tratel
Larson
Tarsan
Camp Re Kinley
Shaw
War Department
Library Board
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Des Molnoys Board of Library Trustees
G. Rounds
Citizens’ National Bank
Lay
Joosa
TD. F. Witler
Ions Loan and Trust Company
Alys. Morse
Lin Hocard
Java
Howl
Des Moines Methodist Conference Opens Six Day Session
The thirty ninth annual Des Moines District conference opens in Creston at the First M E church with Bishop Jane PR Vincent presiding. About 200 ministers and 104 visitors attend as presiding elders report healthy church work and progress.
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Creston
Mornig
Jane
Vincent
M.E
Otefoci
Ang William Stephenigon
Osceula
Hophes
Leon
Young
College Springs
Rambo
New Market
Casen
Secretariaa
Shenton
Coin
Ripeldorffer
Fort Dodge Company G Disbands After Five Years
The Fort Dodge volunteer unit known as Company G will dissolve after five years of service. They depart as a unit with all gymnasium fixtures and equipment up for sale following their October 10 disbanding, as members return from Camp Dodge and conclude their duty to the government.
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Fort Dodge
Tras
Dodge
John Pars
Kinley
Des Moinesic
Disjointed Clippings Reflect Turbulent Global News
A collage of international events and editorials appears, citing disarmament talks, Philippine issues, French politics, a European monarchist movement, and reactions from U.S. papers. Names and places such as Aguinaldo, Madrid, Paris, New York, and Buffalo surface amid varied commentary.
Alarm on Turkish payments and Armenian damages across papers
Readable fragments show New York papers demanding demnit payment to the Dome and urging firm action. Other lines cite McKinley support for Turkish reparations and atonement for American losses in the Armenian massacres, alongside notes on Crete and Cuba policy.
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New York World
McKinkey
Armenia
Porte Shonil
Philadelphia
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