Peace Jubilee Parade Halts Encampment Business in Cincinnati
Cincinnati on Jubilee day witnessed a peace parade by civic and industrial groups with over a hundred firms represented. The Grand Army encampment resumed after the demonstrations, considering ritual revisions and proposed amalgamation while reflecting War of 1861 memories. A noisy audience disrupted Gov. Pingree’s remarks, praise for Secretary Alger sparked unrest, and the session shifted to finish the address after interruptions.
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Democrats and Populists Form Joint Conference Committee
A three party conference committee in Washington comprises Democrats populists and silver Republicans. They agree to a Peoples Party aligned ticket with a shared congress. The Democratic platform favors modest expansion but opposes surrender of Spanish colonial territories and opposes surrender of colonies allied with the United States in the late war.
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Five Men Released in Colorado Springs Murder Case
Five men arrested after the clash between factions of the silver republican party at the peta house were released by order of the district attorney as no evidence showed any of them fired the fatal shot that killed Charles Hoareia. The coroner’s inquest has heard conflicting testimony and only established that Hoareia was aligned with the group ejecting Teller supporters from the opera house.
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Retirements Reshape Army Navy Ranks at Year End
A World dispatch from London cites a plotted assassination at Moscow. In the United States Major Generals Graham and Coppinger will retire this year, with four rear admirals also stepping down. Notable captains include Dewey, Schley, and Sampson approaching their final commissions as changes sweep through the service.
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Bureau of Yards and Docks
Joseph N. Miller
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Army to shrink and rebase for Cuba garrison duty
The army will be reduced gradually to about 126000 in the field and concentrated at four regular posts Jacksonville Florida Middletown Pennsylvania Anniston Alabama and Lexington Kentucky The force will form four corps for garrison duty in Cuba and the Virgin Islands with about 10000 regulars and 63007 volunteers in the occupation army Projections show 80000 troops needed for Cuba 25000 for the Philippines and 15000 for Puerto Rico Commands are assigned to Generals Fitzhugh Lee Wade Wilson Graham Shafter and others with Shafter to head a department in the United States and not return to Cuba.
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Leading Characters in the Dreyfus Scandal
The latest development in the Dreyfus affair shocks Europe as Col Henry a senior war office officer confesses he forged the fetters used to degrade Captain Dreyfus and expatriate him. Other actors in the scandal prepare to destroy themselves before a retrial for the wrongly accused officer.
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Miles deflects talk on army policy once more
New York reports quote Miles saying he will not be drawn into Washington speculation on army policy. He plans no delay in meeting the president, insisting he must first fulfill official duties before proceeding to the White House. He and his wife were seen shopping at the Waldorf. Miles heads to Washington on the twelve o clock Pennsylvania Railroad train.
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Fehl
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WART WATER CUBED Illinois W C 7 C Women Favor at Christening
A nationwide effort by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union asks Nancy Leiter to christen the battleship Illinois with pure water. The notice is signed by Catherine Lent Stevenson, Helen M. Barker, and others. A Hong Kong–London cable notes Filipino talks with McKinley’s administration. Spain agrees to censor proceedings and telegraphic dispatches. Col Goodwin orders immunes to move to Lexington, Kentucky.
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Carnegie Steel Wins Patent Case Over Cambria Tron Firm
The Carnegie Steel Company victory establishes the validity of late Capt W. B. Jones patents and signals a broad assertion against past and future infringement. Major steel interests are expected to pursue damages and compel royalties, with possible appeals to the United States court of appeals.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Cambria Tron Company
W. B. Jones
United States
Carnegis Company
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United States Court of Ippanis
Navy Vessels Won Fame May Stay Forever
The Navy Department hopes to keep ships that gained fame in the late war with Spain. The Gloucester and other vessels may remain in government hands rather than return to civilian roles. The plan aims to preserve enduring naval names alongside Constitution and Olympia, amid broader debates on auxiliary ships and their futures.
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Sept
Spain
Constitution
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Missouri Volunteer Regiment Starts Mustering Out in Kansas City
Soldiers of the Fifth Missouri volunteers camp at Fairmount Park and are to be mustered out. Sick count exceeds twelve. Regiments from St Louis and Chickamauga sections proceed to their destinations for discharge. Crowd reception and hospital transfers noted as part of the moving process.
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Greasy Noses and Livers Opinion on Remedies
A physician criticizes a New York beautician article on greasy noses. He argues liver medicine alone can cure a greasy nose without rose leaves or vinegar, noting many drugstores sell cheap tonics but real medical help is sometimes necessary. He dismisses sensational cures.
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Walking From Day To Day And Peculiar Boycott In Europe
A column features whimsical notes on a Fiji meridian day shift imagined by W. and Gilbert and a Swiss town in Aargau facing a peculiar boycott after dismissing a long time teacher without a pension. The piece also mentions the Pope's interest in birds and a vineyard, reflecting varied curiosities and idiosyncratic topics.
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Womans Relief social at Mr Spencer’s Friday night
The Womans Relief corps will host a dime social at Mr Spencer’s corner Connecticut and Quincy street Friday night Sept. Everybody invited. County commissioners and Lecompton bridge contractors met in Lawrence today to discuss bridge matters. Marriage license issued in Kansas City to Sol Hughes and Rachel Hawkins of Lawrence. Weather warmer today with forecast for more heat tomorrow. Governor Leedy slightly worse today but still in pain. County commissioners also in session for routine business.
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That City
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Markets by Wire Kansas City Grain and Livestock Report
Kansas City grain bids show mixed prices with No 2 yellow corn around 60s and 60s for other grades. Livestock receipts total 7000 cattle, with steady to higher hogs and steady to strong cattle and sheep markets across Texas and Kansas, including lighter weights and feeder classes.
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Lota in Booth Lawrences cheaper than acre property
A readable fragment notes a lot in Booth Lawrences is cheaper than an acre property near the university with convenient access to transportation and fine touching appears mentioned.
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Early Fall Rail Excursions From Wichita and Nearby Areas
A condensed list of rail excursion fares and trip windows for destinations including Chicago, Omaha, and Buffalo Bill shows. Offers feature round trip and one way rates with limits from September through October, highlighting special events, fairs, and camp meetings across multiple towns.
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