English Captures and Khalifa Surrenders at Pashoda
In a Sept 7 dispatch from Omdurman, Khalifa Abdullah learned whites occupied Pashoda on the Nile west bank. He sent two steamers. one returned surrendering to Gen. Kitchener after a heavy volley damaged the steamer and many fell, while Parotada reported a white force occupying the town.
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Omdurman
Khalifa Abdullah
Pashoda
Nile
Khalifa
Herbert Kitchener
Parotada
American commissioners welcomed in Havana amid grand ceremony
Reports describe a formal reception for the American commissioners at the capitol in Havana with the palace prepared, uniforms displayed, and Secretary Keperabof overseeing. Separately in Washington, General Manderson plans to interview the president and seeks to stay in Omnia over the weekend, with possible stops in Chicago and Des Moines.
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Lvata
Transpork
Lane de Nitterbenn
Havana
Gio Plyce Nile
Criseur Aks
Ue Bay
Sulinin
Stitl
Garcia Bont
Parada
Tulsa
Gongaste
Keperabof
Dan
Resolute
Lie Brown
Uninha
Nev
Manderson
Mra
MeKinley
Cousta
Chicago
Illinois Honorld Womens Relief corps officers listed
Newly elected officers installed include Flo Jamison Miller Monticello UL as national president Mary C Wenzel Cincinnati senior vice president Bess Daniels West Virginia junior vice president Tb ella T Magley Zanesville treasurer Mary A Tull executive board chair. additional officers elected for Ladies of the G A B include Agnes Winslow Chicago junior vice president M P Cahoon Elyrne junior vice president Pauline Willia San Francisco treasurer Ette Toby Logansport chaplain Margaret Stevens Newark counselor Flora M Davey Duluth council Annie Lincoln Duluth Emms Wall Lawrence Aurius Sherman Keokuk to be installed by Mrs Francis W Wood Topeka President Winslow to appoint secretary and other officers soon.
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Women's Relief Corps
Flo Jamison Miller
Monticello
National
Mary C. Wenzel
Cincinnati
View
Bess F. Daniels
West Virginia
Tsibella T. Magley
Zanesville
Mary A. Tull
Mra
Agnes Winslow
Chicago
M. P. Cahoon
Elyrne
Pauline Willia
San Francisco
Cal
Ette Toby
Logansport
Ind
Margaret Stevens
Newark
Flora M. Davey
Duluth
Minn
Annie Lincoln
Emms Wall
Lawrence
Kan
Aurius Sherman
Keokuk
Francis W. Wood
Topeka
Winslow
Elnnadl, O
Can Not Agree Waafen Committees Fail To Resolve Offices
Colorado Springs Sept 10 A fusion committee of the convention failed to agree on a scheme. A new committee also failed. Democrats are urged to join with Populists and Silver Republicans or risk losing governor. The conference report later named Thomas as governor nominee, while factions warned of possible defeat. Yellow fever in Porto Rico and a troop parade in Washington are reported with casualties and preparations noted.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
T. M. Patterson
Popultyr
A. M. Stevenson
T. J. O'Donnell
Demo‘ora
Sfusion
Harry B. Adsit
John Wingate
A. J. Porterfield
Populsery
Silver Republicans
Evin
State University
Adama
Charles S. Thomas
Thomas
Trade report shows steady demand and rising iron products
Bradstreet's report notes ongoing strength in iron entries and related manufactured goods despite some fluctuations in other markets. Prices for staples hover near levels of years past as wheat moves to market and export demand for agricultural products remains solid amid few trade failures.
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New York
Bradstreet
Empress of Austria Assassinated in Geneva Beaurivage Hotel
Geneva reports the Austrian empress was stabbed to death by an anarchist named Lucheni at Beaurivage hotel while returning to a steamer. She died from a heart wound after initial collapse and a failed attempt to regain consciousness aboard the vessel. The assassin, born in Paris to Italian parents, was arrested. The empress, born in 1837, was wife of Francis Joseph and mother of three, with ties to Bavarian and Belgian royalty. In Washington, officials confirm the attack and note the suspect's capture.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Austria
Beaurivage
Luchoni
Paris
Lucheni
Empress
Tun Bubel
Empress of
Austra
Maximilian of
Bavaria
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Phos
Wrch
Gisoli
Pringe —Luitpold of
Baverds
Rudolphswho
Stephanie of
Bele
Gium
Maria Valeria
Franz Salvator
Austria-Tuscany
Washington
State Department
Empresa of
Mm Mullen
Pawning of Pensions Grows Prompting Strong Measures
Washington reports a rising evil in which pension certificates and vouchers are pledged as security for loans. Investigations show unscrupulous individuals charging five to fifty percent interest monthly. The issue spans multiple divisions and major cities, prompting calls for stringent action to curb the practice.
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Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Bureau
Nestly
Trade With Great Britain Shows Surplus In Exports
Treasury figures reveal US exports to the United Kingdom rose 13 percent while imports from Britain fell 85 percent. Last year US exports to the UK were about five times the UK’s imports, totaling roughly 60.15 million dollars versus 109.14 million in imports. A multi-item新闻 brief compiling several notices follows.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Threshing Party Clashes With Bartender Then Mob Threatens
In Kent Minnesota a threshing crew quarrels with bartender Barton at a saloon. Barton ejects them, they return and Barton shoots and kills a man. A determined mob surrounds the saloon vowing lynching, while the sheriff seeks aid. Also reports military actions in Crete and homecoming of the Illinois regiment, plus notes on corn prices and Japanese coal laborers.
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Breckinridge
Mion
Barton
Kent
Minn
Alger Homecoming Sparks War Handling Debate
Detroit reports Secretary Alger and family arrived with Governor Pingree. He defended war work noting vast transport and provisioning efforts while urging the strongest commission to review conduct. A Mansfield Dispatch correspondent recalls a Pullman porter delay nearly derailing Alger’s Detroit welcome.
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Detroit
Alger, Ac
Alger
Michigan
Pingree
W Marrow
War Department
Columbus
Mansfield
Ohio
Pennsylvaniadioe
Toledo
Washington Valley Road
SHAPTRE In WILLING Wants the Inatingo Campaten Inves tigated Thoroughly
General Corbin and Col Miley met with President to review the Bandago campaign. Corbin said a full report will be delivered to the War Secretary by Monday morning before he proceeds to Camp Wikull. He favored a rigid investigation of the campaign conduct.
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Washington
Shafter
White House
War Department
Col. Miley
Inia
General Corbin
Ward
Secretary
Camp Wikull
Feneral
Ater
Department of Calliarole
Wie Santiagy
Hospitals Inadequate Report From Camp Hospitals
Generals Hulsinger Mattock and Roe detail inspections of camp hospitals finding them unsatisfactory. They report lack of proper necessities insufficient attendants poor location and overall inadequacy. Also notes deaths of public figures and agricultural condition data with health advisory promotions.
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Cickamauga
Park
Hulsinger
Mattock
Roe
Breckenridge
Rain Fear, Cuban Superstition, and a Grand Rapids Telephone Tale
The article surveys Cuban rain superstitions linking rain exposure to fevers, noting regional beliefs in Central and South America and cautioning visitors in Caracas Venezuela. It then recounts a Grand Rapids anecdote about two office workers using rival telephone lines Citizens and Bell, and ends with a note on the Howell torpedo propulsion system and its 1871 patent origin and use in the U.S. Navy.
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Mingesippi
Chagres
Panama
Contral
South America
Nicaragua
Caracga
Venezuela
Carsons
New York Press
Howell
John A
United Staten Navy
Markets by Wire Kansas City Grain and Live Stock
Kansas City market notes show unchanged grain with mixed cattle and hogs. Prices for corn, wheat, rye, and oats listed. live cattle, hog, and lamb receipts described with a general market tone of steady to slow and lower movement. Chicago grain and live stock quotes follow with Sept and Dec futures and current cash market tones.
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Kansas City
Timothy Wotten
Notatoes
Kansan City
Texas
Siemdy
Smeer
Strong
Lamba
Chicago
Ominaco
Desirable Building Lots on Obin Street South Lawrence
Choice residence or business lots offered on Obin Street in South Lawrence. Prime location near the university and transportation facilities, with easy access to Vermont street. Auction or sale details omitted. Property attributed to E. Learnard.
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Obin Street
South Lawrence
University
Nccessiles
Vermont Street
E. Learnard
Transit fare listings for regional fairs and events
Regional travel notices list round trip prices and sale dates for fairs and events across Omaha, Topeka, Council Bluffs, and surrounding areas. Fares include single and round trip options with limits ranging from 7 to 21 days and multiple date windows in September and October.
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GU. A. R
WiChiTa
Orrawa
Fair
Homhseekers Bacuhstons
Pooth Sod
Cotcawo, Lll
Kenses Spiritualiats
Waneas Citt
Omaha
Santa Fe
Kansas City
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Seip
Syrer
Can Formia Fro Syker
Fis
Aho Company
California Fig Syrup CO
A. Norton
Offes Te First Nation! Bank Building
Mehat
Learnard
Obra
Masesiivet
Sevind Asor
Ouamal
L H, Perkins
Ofice
Noor National Ink
Gforce A. Banks
Tventy
Uilin
Ribin wHde
Bidridge House
Steele
Rotary Problin
Wrevice
Hainan
G. W. Jones
Ron
Offlen
St Ounie Male Readleries
Ola
Delepbynr
Chas Cahill
Physicias
Someos
Newmar Estree
Tenhepe
D. A. W. Clark
Anti
RARON
Omoe
WoodWard
Phillips
Mane BE
B. Sellards
M. D
Siffre
St. Telentintie
Healidanae
Kearuihy
Andehsnyn
Mmusicians
Burghon
C. B. Mw’, Clelland
Hestiene
Domnany Bos
Fampshirn
Whatbrop
Lawrence, Kan Triejhone
Harry Sedgwick
Wau
T. Sinclair
MONEY
Abraxs
Joan Charlton
Bas
National Bank
Beal & Gooding
Bigrg Veruat Steel
Uawresse
Eablite
Kinley
Illinois
Crotestast
Moolln
Manila
GF. Williams
Capt Dyer
Baltimore
Gen
Miranda
Corregidor
Bay of Manila
Dyer
Philippine Islands
Philadelphia
The
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Presbyterian Church
Newport Barnet
Newport
Ocean House
Yellow Foyer
Porto Rico
Iiene Steroborgs Hae
Tran Vhe
Ponce
Uber
Trade Report
Francisco
Yokohama
Moog Kong
Honolulu
Associated Press
Hawaii
Congress
United Stes
Trinds
Chicane
J. Hahn
Webster Manufacturing Company
Ashland Avenue
South End
Hato
Tanner
Joseph Leiter
Miss Leiter
W.C T. U
Ren
Wholesale
Utah
Meciev
Haine Town
Livermore Alls
Pittsburgh
Gren Rutty
Trenton
Engineers’ Department
Harvard
Santiago
Denver
Col
F.C. Rockwell
Greeley
Oxford Hotel
Rockwell
Ohio Farmer
Clevreland, C
Florence Montague
Buen
Leeds
W. H. L. Pepperell
Concordia
State Penitentiary
Pepperell
Democratic Campaign Committee
Moe
DER
Vienna
Canes
Crete
Candia
Alrinois
Col. Turner
Montauk Polot
Chickawacga
Chickamauga Park
Kentucky
Arkansas
Togo
Japan
Nagasaki
Abe
Bross
Uw Hacis
Themeslven
St. Louis
Old London
Joseph George Kenns
Samos
London
Londo
Compton
Pru
Lobhffieldy
Aly Compton
Brith Street
Frith
George Ienes
Charles 11
Lord James
Henry Compton
Joseph George Kenes
Island of
Melos
Investigatio
Shaptre
Minger
Lon¢er
Marchesta 12
Alligrili
Blanche Roosevelt
Cotten Co Im
Winnie Davis
Narragansett Pier
Miss Davis
Hood
Jang
Acton
Akron
Friends of
Chas. F. Dick
National Republican Committees
Ninteenth
A. Northway
Cuba
Grand Rapides
Citizens’ Company
Citizens
Aha
CanCaco
Lawrence National Beak
States Depository
Babust
Jaseee
W. Sr
Merchants National Bank
Poe
Custer
Sibectonn
James Marvin
M. Kewiarec
Ragrovaron A. Noskoe
Manleerr
Watkins National Bank
Camitel
Watkins
Oigketons
B.watking
D. A. Hill
Herning
Alfred Whitmax
Sleason & Whitman
Gilaam
Femiurmladens Seanad
Nara Rcn
Louis
Ottawa
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