Troop dispatches accelerate as Miller pushes Philippines plan
San Francisco dispatch reports Gen Miller pressing to hasten departure of expeditionary troops to the Philippines. Washington regiment detachments shift, Sixth and Seventh California regiments expected to join. Col J L Wholly and Col E Randra Cut slated for command roles after May dates, with ordnance telegraphing for armaments. Bryan reportedly near resignation from command, while Worcester elects officers for a grand lodge.
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Philippines
Miller
Delog
Washington
Philippine
Calfornia
California
Neema
Jota
Mirst
Washington Volunteers
Eleranda
Punstua
Incompetent Surgeons and Court Actions Across States
Fragmented items recount a army surgeon general remark on incompetent surgeons in Cincinnati and war concerns, a Kansas liquor debt ruling denying collection, Aguinaldo and Filipino concerns with American forces, Kansas regimental tensions, Kansas soldiers delaying a Missouri train, a Cleveland railway fire and an arrest over arson, and a Missouri sheriff wounded during an insanity case transport.
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United States
Sania
Spanish Vessels Transfer to American Flag in Manila
September dispatches from Manila report twenty Spanish vessels including twelve steamers have transferred to the American flag and now operate mainly on coasting routes. Uncertainty surrounds native crews and Filipino vessels amid questionable acts, with British and Manila authorities reinforcing to protect commerce. Reports also mention threats against Cebu and Hullo, while in Washington President McKinley coordinates war related commissions. In Puerto Rico currency issues slow agricultural finance as Luise and Dumaresq consult with General Brooke. J Sherman remains ill at his residence with neuro chills though not considered dangerous.
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Manila
Boston
Raleigh
Battleships Iowa and Oregon Headed for Manila Run
The advance guard of a naval expedition sails from Fortress Monroe via Brazil aboard the Abarenida and four colliers to support Greven and the fleet. Acting Secretary Allen adds the Celtic and the rns to the expedition while the supply ships carry coal, refrigerated meat, vegetables, repairs, and fresh water for an indefinite voyage.
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Hounluti
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Westerday
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Abarenida
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Saul Amevies
Battlestipa
Officiers Blamed and Filipino Congress Critique
Hong Kong Daily Mail correspondent reports European observers impressed by the Filipino congress and predicts a petition to McWintey for a protectorate while Americans are criticized for negligence toward natives. insurgent chiefs named Bhisery. Otis denied access to interview Teattwaya Mat Pay Wae Tax. Clara Oliver murder near Norton, Kansas. widow with three children found dead outside home.
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Daily Mail
Fist Nook McWintey
Americin
Mebhit
Acuiunito
Pio
Bhisery
Asninaido
Mian
Clara Oliver
Norton
Kan
Workmen to Demonstrate Against Cervera in Spain
Madrid reports Sept 20 workmen at Bilbao shipyards where Cervera fleet were built plan to march to Santander to protest the defeated admiral on his homeward voyage. Government blocked demonstrations and warned the plan would not be allowed. Cuban ministers remain at odds with Spain over autonomy in Havana.
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Bilba
Cerveruh
Cuba
Coloniel
Soldiers in Honolulu Spark Vandalism Fears
In Honolulu on September 20 American soldiers sparked concern for public safety as vandalism rose. Gen King issued four court of inquiry orders to probe alleged soldier misconduct and assess damages, with Chinese fruit growers and vegetable farmers among frequent raid victims.
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Honolulu
King Bag
Lawleas
Subliers
Banks and Money in the United States
Treasury statistics detail banking currency and precious metal production. Highlights include early specie figures, bank counts and capital, deposits through 1897, and the growth of state and national banks. Notes on money in circulation per person, gold production by year and state rankings, and U S coinage totals through 1897 are provided.
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United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Rome
Bank Iirerviction
Rat Bank
Tay
Wille
State Banka
Fucras
HOLST
California
Colorado
Leaving San Juan as Spanish positions abandon three towns
The evacuation of Spaniards from Aguidilla San Sebastian and Lares began today as General Garrettson's brigade and the Eleventh infantry raised the American flag. Evacuation commissioners reported a frictionless meeting and decided to allow Americans to enter Spanish lines to chase marauders. The measure ends the neutral line and is expected to curb disorders and protect residents in San Juan.
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Aguidilla
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Lares
Garrettson
Eleventh Infantry
San Juan
Democratic Convention Likely Duels Over Silver Split
Bridgeport Connecticut reports the Democratic state convention nearly ready to nominate the state ticket and divide into silver and anti silver factions. The central committee meets to set up temporary organization as preparations proceed. In Knoxville Tennessee, Alger arrives to review troops with Camp Poland awaiting start. Lexington Kentucky notes Alger and party inspecting Camp Hamilton and troops with excellent condition reported.
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State Central Committee
Knoxville
Tenn
Camp
Poland
Alger
Morelng
Minnesota
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Lexington
Hamiljton
Sternberg
Clever Way To Obtain Gifts From Men At Theatre
A New York woman, charming and clever, lures men into buying luxuries by insisting on shopping for items during matinees. She selects a fan and pays excuses later, then later uses similar methods for a smelling bottle. The pattern repeats at clubs and homes, leaving men frustrated yet financially burdened as she continues to collect gifts.
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New York Prez
River Duel Aboard Steamer Ends in Fatal Dual
Aboard the Diamond Joe steamer May blower two men, mate Hark Davis and night watchman Hugh Stephens, fought over a feud. A knife and revolver were used. both men died on deck, passengers horrified as the struggle lasted about half an hour before the mate shot the watchman. The incident ended at Hugh's landing near Creston Missouri.
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St. Louis
Hark Davis
May Blower
Diamond Joe Line
Memphis
Hugh
Creston
Stephens Hugh
Land Log
Bell
Preventing Coal Thefts on Railways by Covered Gondola System
Article describes coal theft as a widespread activity on rail lines varying by district. A mine owner proposes a practical anti theft solution by building a covered gondola car with four folding doors that seal during unloading to deter theft and allow safe night parking on the track.
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Kentucky
Pal Jocke
White train for Lourdes sails from Paris amid hopes of cures
Report describes the departure of the so called white train from the Orleans terminus carrying about 800 pilgrims to Lourdes with nuns and nurses aboard. Estimated 56 000 pilgrims worldwide this year and 16 trains expected to complete the voyage amid scenes of mercy and devotion.
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Orleans
Lourden
Lourdes
Spain and the Spaniards in the Pall Mall Magazine
David Havayn argues against the notion that Spaniards are naturally cruel. He says ferocities stem from indolence and lack of precaution, not inherent dispositions. The piece discusses Spain’s colonial past and future, Cuba, and the country’s potential prosperity if governance improves.
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Europe
Odd Fellow Election in Boston Concludes With Cable Victory
The second day session of the sovereign Grand Lodge 1,0. O. F. opened with full attendance. Four candidates contended for land size, Dr. A. A. Cable receiving 98 votes was elected. J. Frank Frant of Baltimore was reelected grand secretary and Richard Muckle of Philadelphia grand treasurer.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
A. A. Cable
J. Prank Frant
Baltimore
Richard Muckle
Philadelphia
New York’s Dead Waste Land Measured by Acreage
An 1870s North American Review discussion argues New York’s dead would require 17 percent more land annually at current mortality rates, comparing New York City’s 8.5 million population to London and critiquing cemetery management. It blames rural cemetery laws for profit, tax evasion, and lack of state reporting by trustees.
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London
Louis Windouller
New York
Greenwood
Settlement program for women farmers in England
An experimental program will create women only settlements across England to farm and sell produce for income. Initiated by Countess of Warwick and Reading College, an October institute will train women over 16 in lighter agricultural fields. Courses cover flower and fruit handling, market packing, bush fruit, tomatoes, mushrooms, dairy work, and poultry keeping. Reading College will provide instruction, and Warwick hostel will house women students. Two year program with possible shorter options. total annual cost not to exceed 250 pounds.
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Countess of Warwick
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Countess of Warewick
Sears
Kansas City Markets and Wheat Notes from Sept
Markets by Wire report from Kansas City shows grain and livestock activity. Hard red wheat prices hold, receipts and day totals vary. cattle and hogs trade unevenly with steady to weaker tendencies. Chicago live cattle and western stock receipts indicate slow market with mixed demand and price softness.
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Remote Midwestern Travel Specials for Labor Day Week
TOPEKA GA R Encampment and rail fares list varied round trips with several cities including Ottawa and Leavenworth. Excursions offer limited dates and 21 day caps, with Chicago New York routes and other eastern connections at low one way or round trip rates.
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