Drunken Soldier Arraigned In Tennessee Case
Drunken soldier Walter Lopter, a Vanderbilt graduate, faced arraignment over a fatal shooting during a spree at a railroad market area. The case drew attention to wartime discipline as fellow troops and officers described the scene, with details of a strained chain of command and local reactions in Tennessee.
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Praneface
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Tennessee
Henry
Coomera
Miller
Albers
Emmet
Kansas
Marga Cumley
Washington
AMY CONFERESCE. session notes and political items
A concise report from Washington and other cities covers the day’s political discourse. Mentions Crawford of Chicago failing to reach the Senate contact, Bowne of the silver Republican wing, and ties to Governor candidates. Also notes condemnation of certain anti-Republican stances and debates on the death penalty. Additional items include New York World dispatches on imprisonment, a potential party ticket shift in Maryland, Mrs Botkin’s alleged handwriting on a poisoned candy box, railroad rate changes at St Joseph, and church property policy in colonies.
Troops Ordered Home as Camp Wikoff Regiments Pack
News from Camp Wikoff reports removal of five more regiments of soldiers. Tenth Infantry moves to Huotsville, light batteries E and F depart to Jefferson Barracks, others to Fort Sam Houston, Fort Adams, and Port Mami ton. War department aims to rapidly dismantle Camp Wikoff. Meanwhile mining trouble grows in Scranton with deputies guarding, strikers encamped, and fears of importing Negro workers to break strikes. Lincoln, ex mayor of Bustut, dies. he was a member of AL MS Tea Party and married to Part Revere’s daughter.
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Wika
Notlee
Wikatf
Huotsville
Abe
J Sillery
Efferson
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Department of
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Bustut
W. Lincoln
Gewas
Paralysis strikes Senator Kyle in Furet City hotel
News briefs report Senator Kyle of Sith Dakota felled by paralysis at a Furet City hotel, listed in serious but non-graphic condition. Other items include Spanish politics on Cuba, Wabash railroad stockholders meeting plans, a Springfield bigamy case, and a Spanish interpreter appointment for the Justee Commission.
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Cleveland
Kyle
Sith Dakota
Furet City
Ib O
Scruke
BG Co
Pete Ger
Washington
Manlrid
Spain
Samme
Three battleship contracts awarded to major yards
Washington Sept 14 contracts for three new battleships have been awarded to Cramps, Newport News Ship Building, and Bethlehem Iron Works. Each ship will displace 12,500 tons with 2,000 long ton capacity and speeds of 15 knots.
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Washington
Cramps
Newport News Ship Building Company
Atom Iron Worke
Sun Frielsoo
Insurgents Evacuate Manila Suburbs in Grand March
The article reports Filipino insurgents evacuating Manila suburbs in a large march of about 3,000 men. They carried rifles and colors as bands played and shouted Viva Americanos and Vive Filipinos Libres, amid concerns commerce faces losses from a new tariff.
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Manila
Jewel thefts at summer resorts prompt high rewards
A 62,000,000 era of jewel lasses at fashionable resorts prompts placards offering rewards for recovered items. Instances of lost or stolen jewels at Newport Lenox Bar Harbor Richfield Springs are noted alongside a Philadelphia matron who recovered a diamond crescent after a hidden find. Also reports two Peace Commission members in Washington seek final instructions from the president and cabinet tomorrow.
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Hke
Newport
Lenox
Bar Warrior
Richfeld Springs
Philadelphia
Peace Commission
Washington
Davis
Whitelaw Reid
White House
Continuous milking harms cows and butter quality
W G Rockwood argues in The Country Gentleman that continuous milking after calving reduces milk yield, worsens milk quality, and risks butter not churning. Rest periods of about a month improve flow, vitality, and dairy safety, while milking through late pregnancy degrades flavor and value.
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W. CG. Rockwood
Country Gentleman
Ian
Chet Ned Wicher
War still not over quotes dispute at Montauk Point
Major Generals Shafter and Wheeler returned to New York aboard the same train. Wheeler said he would resume command at Montauk Point and believed many volunteers would remain until peace is signed. He denied McKinley used the phrase war was over in his presence. He also urged patient policy with Cuban and Porto Rican populations and predicted no large standing army needed. The Empress Elizabeth’s remains to be interred beside Crown Prince Rudolph in Vienna.
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New York
Shafter
Joseph Wheeler
Jersey City
Montauk Point
Wheeler
Vienna
Empress Elizabeth
Rudolph
Why He Killed the Empress in a Turbulent Charge
Genève dispatch reports Luigi, adviser to the Austrian empress, fears being mistaken as a degenerate. He writes to a Milan paper asserting the great must be struck and crimes against the impoverished provoke tremors. London Times notes a Candia Crete outbreak with many dead or burned, Turkish troops patrolling the streets.
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Candia
Crete
Geneva
Switzerland
Luigini
Austria
Milan
London
London Times
Comeplete
Iovd
Suburban life cited as moral booster and social curb
A New York Sun excerpt argues suburb living reduces swearing and anti social behavior. A mover recalls trains and stations exposing people to unsworn conduct, and suburban norms encourage restraint. The piece weaves in varied notes on railways, pensions, and European travel while quoting diverse sources.
Strange Uses of X Rays In Poultry and Trade
California egg farmer Rudolph Spreckles experiments with X rays to sort hens by laying ability, proving 830 hens per hour can be screened and useless layers sent to market. Other figures note misuses in fake mummies, counterfeit goods, and the broader adoption of X rays in shops for detection of various objects and fraud.
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Rudolph Spreckles
California
Sprevkles
Poehua
Jn Innotmles
Keypt Hay
Ile
Kyspinias
Destertus Daud
England
Kansas City Live Stock and Grain Markets Report
Markets report steady cattle receipts with higher bids for hogs and bulls. Texas and western cattle sired by rising demand. Grain section notes Chicago wheat prices and general market steadiness. hogs show active movement with mixed offerings.
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Kannas
Pegae
Lamba
Muttana & Gamba
Jamabe
Excursion fares and limits from Topeka and area
Reader notes a directory of excursion fares from Topeka and surrounding cities. Round trip prices range from 78 cents to 8.76 dollars with various routes to Ottawa Omaha Leavenworth and Chicago. Dates span September to October with specific inclusive limits and distinct event or fair connections in several towns.
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Aunringtos
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Tofera
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