Cabinet Considers New Dreyfus Commission in War Season
Paris reports a cabinet meeting to appoint a commission to examine the Dreyfus case with Minister of Justice Sarrrlen and War Minister Zurlinden among those linked to the deliberations. The session adjourned without a firm decision amid cabinet reshuffle rumors and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Une Dreyfus Choelua
Minaster
Sarrlen
Mimlater
Zurlinden
Publ Works
Tilays
Eyge Palace
Maurer
Hinestus
Paader
Telia
Homestead Exemption Debate and Rail Rights Noted
The article reprints a legal dispute over homestead exemption and property assessment as part of a broader mosaic of notices and reports. It outlines opposing claims that a property was not exempt and that an assessment should be adjusted, alongside broader notes on state constitutional limits to homestead exemptions. It also cites railroad concession talks from Canton to Donineay and a Wisconsin dairy innovation. In addition, baseball results from National and American Leagues and news from London on Gen. Kitchener's Fashoda ultimatum are summarized with emphasis on named places and figures.
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Mabe Chinoa Malley
Washington
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Tina
Galvin
London
Kitchener
Fashuda
Fashoda
Medical Department at Camp Thomas Noted for Progress
Major Hysell chief surgeon of the Second division reports improved medical care and supplies at Camp Thomas, contrasting with earlier wartime conditions. He notes experience from Civil War service and stresses need for adequate surgical and hospital support amid reorganizations.
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Waahington
Hysell
Firat
Usmp
Poland
Rouxshire
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Aysell
Unclear fragment hints at a local tragedy in town
Fragmentary text describes a person named Ernest, a death likely during sleep, and disrupted events in a town with scattered names like Jacki and Mierl. The garbled report mentions a funeral or aftermath and references to guests or witnesses, but many words are damaged, leaving ambiguity about the full incident.
Devastation From Severe Storm Across Caribbean Islands
A hurricane-like storm devastated St Vincent and surrounding islands. People report widespread destruction of crops and roads, with centers of the storm passing over St Vincent and Guradeieupe. Inhabitants of about 41,000 are said to be killed or rendered homeless, many starving due to ruined provisions. Coastlines and settlements were heavily damaged by wind and floods.
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North Atlantic Squadron Reorganized Reduced Fleet to Deteriore
Secretary Long issues order reorganizing the North Atlantic squadron reducing from a large force to a smaller core. Four Morgan line vessels plus auxiliary ships ordered to reserve at League Island. Affected ships include Yosemite Yankee Dixie Badger and Panther with numerous others placed in disposition. Also notes a spiritualist lecture engagement of Mrs Lease and a Democratic mass meeting in Bradford with Sibley accepting nomination for Congress.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Aguinaldo Inaugurates Philippine Assembly at Malolos
The Philippine general assembly opened at Malolos with mass enthusiasm as Aguinaldo read a decree summoning members including Spaniards and delivered a formal message praising the army and liberty. He urged noble principles and hailed martyrs, while welcoming arrivals of Americans and Europeans.
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Congress and war notes across states and nations
A Washington dispatch says Speaker Reed will wate republican speeches in Missouri and Kansas during the present campaign. A Detroit woman named Mrs King Brown was arrested in Fort Scott Kansas trying to pass counterfeit money. A westbound Santa Fe engine jumped the rails near Cimarron killing Fireman John Brown of Ladieuta. The Mexican congress convened and President Ling spoke of peace with foreign nations. A boiler burst at Travis Verdur sawmill near Evergreen Alabama killing Bud Archer and three others. Camp Meade reports mutiny risk if war dept action lags. A Chicago to Omaha train set a 403 mile nine hour record. Post Office stamp and wrapper contracts may save $1,000,000 yearly. Soldiers from Fifth Missouri at Mexico Mo receive a crowd welcome with 3,000 plus attendees.
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Bud Archer
Camp Meads
War Department
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
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Omaha
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Merritt
Jepot
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Leave for Home From Camp Wikof Transport Details
Regiments furnished transportation from Camp Wikof to New York on September 17. The transports Chester Berlin and Houmania carried units of the Sixth Infantry Tenth Infantry First Artillery and multiple batteries. Berlin carried Plest Second Eighth and Battery E of the First Artillery. Buinstoid carried Battery K First Artillery Batteries A F Second Artillery Battery E Fourth Artillery and Battery F of the Bite Artillery.
Grand Jury Indicts Mining Disturbance Figures in Pune
The grand jury returns indictments in a mining disturbance case. Seven businessmen face charges for refusing to act as deputies, while thirty six miners and officers are indicted for participating in a clash. Notable names include John Mitchell and John Russell. Many defendants jailed. businessmen bond for liberty. Ceremony noted: mass commemorative of Empress Elizabeth held in Austin with President McKinley present.
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Logkuul
Ualug
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Uplom
Chean
John Mitchell
National View Schidool
John Rusell
Thamas Haddow
State Labor Bureau
Liverpool Market Drift Amid Mixed Wheat Trade
Liverpool showed steadiness despite a break in wheat prices on the west side as reserves here encouraged buying at land sales. The market edged up slightly from last night but failed to hold gains, with northwest demand about equal to railroad capacity and overall sentiment easing. Prices drift lower as trading weakness broadens and the market gradually declines.
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Liverpool
Northwest
Trade Situation and Financial Notes Across Markets
Reports from New York and western markets show fluctuating demand and mixed prospects for agricultural crops. Export trade remains sturdy with cotton provisions and mount goods shipping, while imports exceed exports in eight months by 82 percent. Weekly business failures rise. consignment failures vary, with totals reflecting broader economic strain and recovery signals.
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Aitys
Sorecorda
Haiding
Ingport Trade Us
Dr Hall Dead During Ireland Visit in 19th Century Record
Dr Hall of New York died while visiting his sister in Belfast Ireland on September 17. Born 1828 in County Armagh Ireland he served as chaplain at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church New York and was elected chancellor of the University of New York in 1882. He planned return to New York with his wife after a year abroad.
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Two Democratic Tickets Face Off in New York
Chicago platform Democrats gathered in Syracuse signaling potential dual tickets for New York in state elections. Silver Democrats propose options tied to Bryan or Change platform, with naming of separate slates depending on regular party adherence. Also notes about peace mission from Madrid and U.S. political shifts underscore volatile national scene.
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Chicago
Syracuse
Uloar Silver Democraty
Wrester
Bryan
Chienge
Noreguber
On Man of War and Manners of Presidents
A historical note contrasts formal naval ceremonies for presidential visits with informal greetings at sea. It recalls a quarrel at the quarterdeck over a president’s manners and cites linguistic quirks on noun plurals ending in o and io. Also mentions Chilean earthquakes and oddities from notes.
Tribes Rebel Against Japanese Rule in Purmus Island
Mail dispatches report a rebellion by semi savage tribes in Purmus interior regions against Japanese authority. Two battles occurred near Larghu and Talavku, with heavy casualties on both sides as Japanese forces quelled the uprising. Details remain scarce due to chaotic conditions.
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Tacoma
Wash
Purmus
Interior
Angry at General Toral in Vigo siege waves of melee
Fragmented paste details a Spanish siege at Vigo with General Toral fleeing aboard the steamer Leon after troops assaulted a building. a crowd rioted, throwing bullets and branding him a target, while a diver faced a sun devil and dynamite danger in Moyne River Australia.
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Mansy
Moyne River
Australia
Fred
Cliver
Huw
Markets By Wire in Kansas City and Chicago Live Stuck
Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago note mixed livestock and grain activity. Receipts include steers and cows with steady to firm demand, and hogs showing steady to higher prices. grain futures and wheat dates outlined, with notable supply and price ranges across regions.
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Kansas City
Wansag City
Carrie
Regional Rail Fares and Limits Around September Travel
Various midwestern and southern routes list round trip and one way fares, with limits from Sept 4 to late Oct and into November. Cities include TOPEKA, WICHITA, OTTAWA, CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON, OMAHA, OMA SLSA, and SANTE FE routes. Tickets offered with specific dates, durations, and price points such as 78 cents round trip to TOPEKA and $1.84 round trip for Corn Carnival.
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