Death of Priest Cartier at Hot Springs Sets Town Awaiting Regimental Welcome
A funeral notice from Hot Springs reports the sudden death of Rev. J Cartier, priest of the Roman Catholic Church. The South Dakota town prepared to honor the late clergyman as the First South Dakota Infantry regimental station wagons arrived, with Aberdeen and surrounding counties rallying funds for soldiers' breakfast and public welcome.
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Mot Springs
Ter
J. Cartier
Differnoon
Fall
Coster
Pennington
Rapelia City
Wyoming
New~ Buntle
New Haven
Conn
Morta
Aberdeen
Aharge
South Dakota
Grain Palace
Brown
State Treanier
Wall Street Shows Mixed Session as Market Rises Later
The opening saw heavy selling and broad declines across many stocks amid tight money conditions. By afternoon a heavy covering rally emerged with price advances, though行情 later eased and the market closed modestly firmer. News notes mention shipbuilding work and a Kentucky builders’ term, with October timing tentatively set for events.
A New Kind of Wheat Reported From Experimental Farm
Cleorine farmer and experimenter McCaslin of Irving reports a remarkable wheat hybrid named Hooster Gant. He describes an accidental cross between Ganusae Glant and Talks, yielding a crop this year with one and a half times the usual output and a claimed grain count near ninety five per stalk. A wealthy Texas farmer bought 4000 bushels, and the grain is described as large with perfect berries.
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E. P. McCaslin
Irving
Oottnitirg
Tan
Rome
Mr. McCaslin
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Holds Drizzly Detroit Meeting
Twenty-first annual Sovereign Grand Lodge session opens in Detroit with public reception at the Palace Hotel Cadillac. Officers and delegations from Michigan Grand Lodges address welcomes, and reports show growth across subordinate lodges encampments and Rebekah orders with significant financial totals and overseas connections.
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Sovereigy Grand Louige
Detroit
Mich
Bayt
Rand Lodge
Indepenteur Order of Odd Fellows
Order
Hotel
Tadillac
Detroit Perslove
C. A.dale
Muar Maybury
Maxter
Michigan
Robert Donovich
Jirigadier
Martine
Maybury
Cty
Alfred $. Pinkerton
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Harmonie
Lend
Extraordinary surgery on Walter Duryea in New York
An unusually bold surgical procedure was performed yesterday on Walter Duryea twenty, son of Edward Duryea, a millworker. After a fall on August 7 he lay paralyzed, with the backbone fractured and spine splinters threatening the cord. Surgeons removed fractured fifth vertebrae splinters, exposing the spine and attempting relief while cocaine anesthetic aided nerves due to patient weakness. Doctors report Duryea has a fair chance of recovery but the outcome remains uncertain.
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New York
Walter Duryea
Edward Duryea
Svar
Diiryen
Insurgent General Seizes Territory Amid Warship Alert
Fragmentary report states General Cipriane Gagtra has taken possession of Muriuoay and advances. US UK and Freeh representatives push to protect interests as tension rises. Also notes refrain about not attacking women.
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Roign Conuia
Howe
Muracna
Cipriane Gagtra
Muriuoay
United States
Urigh
Freeh
Aguinaldo to Insist on Filipino Prisoner Exchange
Dispatches from Manila quote Aguinaldo ready to exchange Spanish prisoners but refuse to allow Spanish weavers to move to Filipino ports to receive them. In New York, James M. Nix, longtime traveling salesman, dies at 80 in Mead.
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Aguiynlic
London
A.dinpatoly
British Troops Movements Amid South African Crisis
British forces move toward border towns as Orange Free State government seeks American intervention. Cape Town reports troops to Kimberly within a week, while leaders in London brace for rapid developments. Kruger’s reply to Britain seen as firm. governments delay cabinet decision as Afrikander Bond convenes in Cape Town. Transport Buford lands 660 soldiers from Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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Cape Towle
London
Mrmingham
Colonial Office
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield House
Seni Ok Borbin
Sant
India
Lord Curzon
Nritleh
South Africa
Alfred Milner
Garnet Wolseley
Wir
Cape Town
Daily Chronicle
Time
Conyglain Greene
Pretoria
Hritich
South
Buffalo River
Afrikander Bind
Congress
Bloemfontein
Krueger
Johnlon
Kace Latved
Aftica
The
Times
Johannesburg
Natal
Olive HuliroIner
Olive Schreiner
Cronwright
Aiiuation
Manchyster Guation
England
Africa
Transvaal
Austen Hans
Chicago's festival suspended over labor trouble
Chicago September 20 labor unions clash with festival committee delaying fall celebration. Festival headquarters suspended preparations amid organized labor difficulties. School begins September 4 as regular term resumes.
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Chicago
Poiney School
Senate tries conspirators in Paris high court
The French Senate met in Paris to try twenty two individuals including Quern Demonieur Deroulede Thibaud and Bary de Vays on charges of conspiring against the government. After outlining the indictment the court adjourned to secret session.
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Paris
High Court of Justice
Uciana
Quern
Demonieur
Deroulede
Thibaud
Bary de Vays
Tend
Sepete
Fire wipes out majorLA milling and lumber plants
A large fire yesterday destroyed the Los Angeles Farm and Milling company plant, Perry Mill and Lumber, and the Holbrook dealer works, with all machinery and stock. Three firefighters were injured, two gravely. Losses include stock and equipment totaling about 1400000, with insurers covering limited amounts and many smaller firms damaged. The blaze started in the Perry Mill engine room from shavings and spread rapidly through nearby warehouses and patterns.
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California
Cal
Addiion
Perry Mill and Lumber Company
Los Angeles Farming and Milling Company
Jones Inntieinier
Berry Lumber Sind AiMiy Company
Captain Alfred Dreyfus Pardoned Amid Extenuating Circumstances
Paris reports Captain Alfred Dreyfus, convicted by court martial on treason charges, has been pardoned. The action, dated September, follows advocacy by former Hendin and Dreyfus supporter Lebeurer-Keat, highlighting extenuating circumstances.
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Parks
Alfred Dreyfur
Pars
Lebeurer-Keat
Her
Hendin
Dreyfus
Fe Deod
Dreyfus Visit to Folkestone Amid Pardon Talks
Labori and Mae Dreyfus toured Folkestone near Dover on Saturday, taking apartments in anticipation of Dreyfus's pardon. The family plans to stay in England if the pardon is granted while the husband remains behind in France.
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France
London
Ti Ik
Labori
Mae
Folkestone
Doyer
Manila veteran Jones predicts long Luzon campaign and peace odds
Major Jones, quartermaster who served in Manila since its capture, arrives in San Francisco from the Philippines. He estimates 50,000 troops may stay on Luzon for up to ten years to maintain peace, while active fighting may end within six weeks once Manila is reinforced. the report mixes stock quotes and market notes alongside the dispatch.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jones
Manila
Philippines
Insurgenta
Luzoy
Alger Withdraws From Senate Race Amid Mail Controversy
Detroit Sept 20 Secretary Alger released a self written letter to William Judson of Ann Arbor stating he will not seek the United States senate for personal and business reasons. The dispute between Senators Chandler and Gallinger of New Hampshire centered on a postoffice appointment and influenced the decision.
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Detroit
Alger
William Judson
Ann Arors
United States Senate
Schandler
Gallinger
New Hamshire
Boer reply to British demands maintains unionist stance
Cape Town dispatch reports the Transvaal government’s reply to British ultimatums. It rejects new five year franchise terms and insists on a seven year franchise under the 1884 convention. Pretoria expresses willingness for arbitration and a joint commission inquiry but conditions remain tied to Transvaal sovereignty and the London treaty terms.
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Pretoria
South African
Ktute
Joseph Chant Deruihn
Avast
Tragavaal
Conynghamreene
Chamberlain
Bhy Bermajenty
Volksmai
Joint Commission of
Great Tirstalo
Elite
Cape Town
Transvaal Note Defiant in Nine Page Reply to Chamberlain
London reports the Transvaal government replies to Mr Chamberlain’s note as negative and inconclusive repudiating suzerainty and reasserting seven years’ franchise while denying equal status for Dutch and English. It predicts no immediate change in the South African question and notes likely cabinet decisions next week amid rising hostilities.
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Joan
London
Transvaal
Daily Mail
Krieger
Southfrica
Whiteyer
Sout Africa
The
Daily Chronicle
Wayne We Fen Gret
Tioora
Liat
Krueger
Hranky Vo
Sorona
Coningham Greenoux
Te ‘Vrangvaul
Sant Africa
Johahnesmirg
Mt Xeenty
Orange Free State
Volks Rit
Cape Town
Hofmeyer
Steyn
Orange Tree State
How the War May Begin Formal Conflict Likely No Immediate Declaration
London reports debate over a British plan to seize the Transvaal without a formal war declaration. Milner would proclaim unpulled government, install a new regime, and pacify the region while preparing a commission to draft a new constitution. Boer strength estimates vary, recruitment surges amid war talk, and foreign concern grows.
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London
Associated Press
Hou Withea
Transvaal
Alfred Milner
South African Republic
Geeral
John Morley
War Office
A Neem
Orange Free State
pMces
Hard Money Market Signals Tight New York Reserve
The Treasury drain has reduced surplus funds in New York banks to below comfortable levels, pressuring money rates. Banks report $275,660 above legal requirements yet face ongoing heavy Treasury withdrawals, with interior deposits rising if rates surge. Gold imports aided last year’s recovery, but current supplies risk a continued hard money market as borrowers liquidate debts and daily draws from the treasury exceed interior inflows.
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Treasury
Avy Senta Con Bak
New York
Financor Anya
Clearing Horse Banks
New York City
Banka
Borowern
New York Banka
Senator Jones Views on Democratic Platform in Europe
New York September 19 World correspondent reports Senator Jones of Kansas, visiting Europe between Sept 19 and 20, speaking at Langham hotel. He anticipates the platform opposing imperialism, favoring trust control, and possibly tariff revision. He notes no firm statements yet but expects a Chicago platform reaffirmation and mentions Dewey’s imperialism/autonomy views. Jones will spend ten days in Ireland before returning to New York.
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London
Jones
Kansan
Langham Hotel
Europe
Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Mat le
Ireland
Queenstown
Prominent Tenner Drama Figures in Post Cards
Post cards bearing portraits of prominent figures in the Tenner drama and reproductions of handwriting by Dreyfux and Enters appear hazy. The queen fragment notes a church dispute cited by an archbishop, questioning incense legality years ago and its delayed discovery. An ambassador to Washington is quoted on succession issues, with Sir Thomas Henry Sanderson named as a likely appointment in recognition of his long service.
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Dreyfux
Bheix
Washington
Lord Pauncefote
Thomas Henry Sanderson
K. C.G
Navy department transfers multiple ships to war department
Washington Sept. Navy Department announces the collier Cassius will be converted to a transport capable of carrying a full regiment. The vessel, formerly the German passenger steamer Ractia, signals a shift in naval logistics amid wartime demands.
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Herth War Department
Washington
Sept
Wiethy
Navy Department
Wie
Cassius
Sin W
Ractia
Ipeking Government Protests Otis Order Excluding Chinese
The Imperial Chinese government lodged a formal protest against General Otis and the Philippines order excluding Chinese. It argues the decree violates international law and existing treaties, jeopardizes friendly ties, and departs from U S aims until Congress settles the Philippines’ status. Washington notes the matter is under Secretary Root review.
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Saugh
Min Iwfee
Wwu Tug-Fong
Otis
Chiagae Moti
Atay Department
Tai
United States
Philippines
Root
Chas. A. Whitaker
Caatotn
Jenaya
Pale
Inss
China
The
Philpines
Chineas
Ikland Ars
Olin
Fleet to Meet Dewey in New York Harbor Parade Lineup
Thirteen war ships nine revenue cruisers and five torpedo boats will greet the Olympia when it arrives bearing Admiral Dewey. The fleet will anchor off Staten Island with the New York leading the line followed by Indians Massachusetts Brooklyn and Texas. The Olympia will steam ahead of the New York and anchor about 400 yards beyond. A naval parade will form up the North River with the Olympia at the head. A yacht race and Dewey celebration increase demand for excursion boats and a silver service for the Olympia’s crew arrived at the Brooklyn navy yard.
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Admiral Dewey
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Texas
Staten Island
Olympia
North River
Boston
Philadelphia
Dawe
Wah
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Lampoon
Waldorf- Astoria
Democratic Committee Chooses Chicago as Campaign Center
Chicago is designated as the working center for the presidential campaign by the national Democratic Committee executive group. Jol ingon of Kankas will manage the Chicago headquarters and oversee campaign activities from the city.
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Chicago
National Democratic Committee
Jolngon
Kankas
Wan
Two Well Known Iowans Dead In Separate Notices
Obituaries report the deaths of Judge John Bhane Pi and ag Bondurant founder of Bondurant after long illnesses in Bondurant and Vinton. Other notes include Kanagat native Col. 8 A Johnson's status and a village fire in Buffalo damaging businesses, with a Roosevelt proclamation for September holidays to honor Dewey.
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Iows Regiment
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A. Johnson
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Albany
N.Y
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Dewey
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