Reinsch in Mexico study tour and congress rush
Dr Paul Reimseh of Wisconsin University plans a Mexico trip with his wife to study plantation life and colonial governance while U S interest in foreign nations grows. The article notes fast work on the national palace hall for the Pan American Congress and reports on wireless experiments, Chinese immigration concerns, and a street theft involving an American tourist.
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Paul Reimseh
University of Wisconsin
Br. Felnsch
United States
Mexico
Iean
Amerinda Congress
The
Republic
Tyou-Tsui
National Palace
Diaz
Eeradted Lo
Peraples Merrty Bude
Cacahuambpa
M. Sauvede
Telegraph
Metal-detecting device touted to revolutionize prospecting
Ernest Dale Mwen, Chicago attorney and company president, unveils an electrical prospecting system tested in mining camps. The apparatus uses surface wires and ground terminals to measure resistance differences, locating metallic streaks by tracing the path of least resistance. Developers claim the method, not magnetic, will transform surveying by turning guesswork into scientific certainty.
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Spokane
Wase
A. Pinch
Carmpbell
Ernest Dale Mwen
Chicago
Sid
Linse
Lhis Surrent
Tin Place
Diaz denounces McKinley assassination in Mexico City
President Diaz condemns the McKinley killing and expresses sympathy for Mrs. McKinley. He rejects the idea that the assassin acted from American intolerance and calls for condolence rather than blame. The remark arrives after Diaz is informed of the president’s death in Washington.
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Mexico City
Diaz
McKinley
United States
Sympathy at Rome cabinet ministers meet US envoy
Rome officials and cabinet ministers gathered at the United States embassy to convey condolences. The king dispatched a message of sympathy and condolence to Mrs. McKinley.
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Rome
United States
McKinley
Archbishop Issues Prayer Directive For President’s Funeral Day
Cincinnati dated Sept 15 Archbishop Hitler issued a letter to clergy directing prayers for divine protection and instructing that mass for the Idvad be celebrated on the president's funeral day.
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Cinccinnati
Hitler
Mags
Howison Removed From Court of Inquiry
Washington notes a court of inquiry into naval matters adjourned as Rear Admiral Howison was disqualified from serving as a member. The result halted proceedings and delayed selecting a successor, with public interest high as Dewey and Schley led testimony. Rumors placed several admirals under consideration for the vacancy while the department planned next steps.
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Washington
Court of Inquiry
Howison
Department
Dewey
Schley
Popular Interist
Fowlson
Boston
Admiral
Europe
Nicholls
Hawigon
Seley
Ounce
Admiral Newison Ag
Hawison
Hacket
James B. Jouett
Orlando
Fla
Bancroft Gherardi
Mast Orange
N. J
Irwin Selfridge Weaver
George Brown
Indianapolis
State Fair a Failure Rain Spoils Milwaukee Event
Rain wrecks Milwaukee State Fair plans as spectators stay away. Secretary True says no fair Saturday and UW stacks will depart tonight. Some hot races scheduled today but weather blocks full showcase. organizers will press on to cover expenses.
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Milwaukee
Jon’ M. True
Over Twenty Four Million Methodists Worldwide
London report to the International Ecumenical conference places total Methodist adherents at 24,999,421 with 6,437,381 in the western section and 1,221,824 in the eastern. World church property valued at £60,000,000 includes 89,087 churches and 48,234 ministers. The decade shows a net increase of 2,526,838 adherents.
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London
International Ecumenical Conference of the Methodist Church
Army Officers Must Cipher
Washington September 18 The war department has decided that a know how to cipher will be required of army officers as part of the annual examination program. The instruction aims to ensure officers can handle coded communications and messages.
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Army
Washington
The
War Department
Edge of mathematics marks chaplain qualification
An army chaplain should be versed in mathematics as the role often requires acting as superintendent of centers for enlisted men. The ability to handle mathematical tasks is cited as an essential qualification for effective service.
American heiress eyed as prospective countess of Yarmouth
Londan reports the Hertford family hints that Miss Sylvia Green, daughter of Hetty Green, may marry the Earl of Hertford. The heir in America as an actor is said to be engaged, and the Green wealth could restore the Sussex fortune of the Hertford line through a dower from the Green heiress.
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America
Londan
Marquis of Hertford
Yarmouth
Sylvia Green
Hetty Green
Hertford
Ant
Chicago Seizes Buffalo Doctor Tied to Goldman Case
Chicago police arrest I. Saylin of Buffalo after a telegram exchange. He acknowledges knowing Emma Goldman and being in Buffalo during the shooting. Officials say the arrest may yield important information but depend on Buffalo police for progress.
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Chicago
Buffalo
I. Saylin
Emma Goldman
Bufflo
Tan
Crazy farmer burns property in Marquette blaze
In Marquette Michigan on September 12 farmer Lupton armed with a shutzan held a crowd at bay as his barn containing 100 tons of hay and vehicles burned. He locked in horses and cattle then set fire to the dwelling before fleeing to the woods and later being found in 8 Nay steels.
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Marquette, Mich
Lupton
Bryan guesses at next issues in letter from Lincoln
Lineoln Neb Sept 18 In a letter to George W Harris president of the Bryan Traveling Men's club of St Louis Mr Bryan outlines what he believes to be the leading issues of 1904 He says the silver question is not settled the fight against trusts must continue opposition to government by injunction and that the Kansas City platform may still stand as sound democratic principles three years hence as when adopted
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Lineoln
Neb
George W. Harris
Bryan Traveling Men's Club
St. Louis
Bryan
Kansas City
Now, Happy Bride Elsie Leslie Weds William Winter
An announcement from New York dated Sept 14 reveals the marriage of William Jefferson Winter and actress Elsie Leslie Lytle on August 27. Winter, son of drama critic William Winter, is an actor formerly with Augustin Daly’s company. Leslie, famed a decade ago as Little Lord Fauntleroy, was praised by Mark Twain who called her the sweetest little girl in the world.
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New York
William Jefferson Winter
Bilsie -Eslie Lytle
Mr. Winter
William ‘Winter
Vride
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Augustin Daly
Mark Twain
Elsie Leslie
Prince and the
Post Mortem Finds Cause of Cyrus Perry’s Sudden Death
Milwaukee sept 14 physicians who examined the body of Cyrus Perry of Waterloo Wis who died suddenly Wednesday afternoon in the office of Dr F W Bartlett 422 Jefferson street report the cause of death to be old age The findings note the heart’s coronary artery was affected so that the upper portion of the heart received no blood leaving the organ in bad condition alluding to long running heart disease
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Cyrus Perry
Milwaukee
Waterloo
Wis
F. W. Bartlett
Jefferson Street
Perry
Shamrock Survives Fierce Squall Off New York
The Shamrock rode a fierce squall near New York on September 13 as observers feared mast damage. The yacht withstood the gusts at 34 miles per hour and emerged without any damage or injury, confirming the vessel’s seaworthiness under extreme conditions.
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New York
Big Battle Looms as Colombian Venezuelan Forces Gather
Reports from Panama and Colombia describe Rio Hacha as the likely scene of a major clash with about one thousand Colombian troops deployed and Venezuelan gunboats Mirandan and Zamoa-Wora plus two ships anchored nearby. Venezuelan forces reportedly include fifteen hundred troops poised for action, threatening Colombian territory along the border near San Cristobal and Cucuta. Officials note rising tensions and discuss potential naval involvement and emergency arrangements in Panama and with the Ranger ship redeployed from San Francisco.
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Colombia
Rio Hacha
Zamoa- Wora
Mirandan
Flu Hava
Calombia
Venguele
Santa Mazia
San Cristobel
Cucuta
Prominent doctor Dr Mann linked to McKinley shooting details
The article recounts the McKinley assassination context and references Dr Matthew B D Mann surgeon who operated on the president. It details Mann’s birthplace Utica NY July 12 1848 his Yale Yale Columbia degrees and roles at Buffalo General Hospital Erie County Hospital Farman Deaconess and German Hospital. It notes his presidency of the American Gynecological Society and positions in New York medical societies.
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Matthew BD. Mant
McKinley
University of Buffalo
Utica
N.Y
Mann
Yale University
Yale
Columbia
Buffalo General Hospital
Erie County Hospital
Farman Deaconess' Hospital
German Hospital
American Gynecological Society
Buffalo Academy of Medicine
Sew York Academy of Medicine
New York Obstetrical Society
New York State Medical Society
Dr Mann Way Lead Founder Of International Obstetricians Group
Pittsburg obstetrical society honors Dr Mann Way a founder of the Lie International congress of obstetricians and gynecologists. He reports over 100 abdominal surgeries with mortality around five percent, noting improvements since antiseptic era. His son served as emergency hospital chargé and prepared a patient before the father’s arrival.
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Pittsburg Obstetrical Society
Washington Obstetrical and Gynecological Suidy
Mann Way
Lie International
Mann
Lo Tad
Maa
Miein
Ani
Johann Most Arrested in New York for Suspicion
Johann Most, the anarchist, was arrested yesterday afternoon and locked up at police headquarters. He was at his Gold Street headquarters when the arrest was made, protesting loudly but to no avail, labeled a suspicious person for alleged editorial activity connected to the Preheit Scot.
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New York
Johann Must
Gold Street
Mya
Jessie Morrison Released on Bond in Clara Wiley Killing Case
Jessie Morrison, once jailed for the killing of Clara Wiley Castle, was released yesterday on bond pending appeal to the supreme court. Morrison stated she expected never to return to the penitentiary.
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Wanking
Kassept
Jessie Morrigan
Btrs
Clara Wiley Castle
Supreme Court
Wanted for Many Swindles in Illinois and Indiana
John Hull Becker was brought to Kankakee from Dwight to face 10 charges of swindling across Illinois and Indiana. The alleged yearlong operations netted about $15,000. A former agent of the Lafayette Bridge company, he reportedly posed as an agent for the Missouri Bridge company, using bogus drafts to borrow money.
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Kankakee
John Hull Becker
Dwight
Chicago
Streater
Ottawa
Des Maines
St. Louis
Evansville
Eliehart
End
Thawville
Lafsyttle
Rossville
Michigan City
Ind
Lafayette Bridge Company
Missouri Dridge Company
Sanguily seeks 500000 over alleged Spanish arrest
Jules Sanguily filed a claim with the Spanish treaty claims commission seeking 500000 for alleged false arrest and two years imprisonment by Spanish authorities. He says he was arrested in February 895 and sent to Fort La Cabana, later surrendered to the US consul in Havana and transported off Cuba, where his life sentence was changed to perpetual exile.
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Washington, D. C
Jules Sanguily
Spaiish
Fort la Cabana
United States
Havana
Cuba
Whch
Judge Noyes to Try Mountain Resort Cure Plan
Washington Sent 13. Judge Arthur W U Noyes remains ill and it is probable he will travel to a nearby mountain resort, likely Opeland, Michigan, to seek relief from asthma via high altitude air. The plan aims to test whether rarefied air improves his condition.
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Washington
Arthur UW. Noyes
Oplland
Cattle Receipts Reported Amid Turbulent Market Notes
Fragmented OCR shows cattle receipts and prices with mixed figures. Mentions Texas cattle movements, hogs and sheep totals, and various stock numbers, including lambs and tobacco. Data appears partial and unclear but indicates market activity and fluctuating receipts.
Papal Delegate Change Reported for United States
London dispatch cites high authority that Mr Falcone will replace Cardinal Martinelli as papal delegate to the United States, superseding the earlier report that Mgr. Calabria would fill the post. The Rome correspondent of the Daily Chronicle notes the shift in clerical appointments.
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London
Igh
Rome
Daily Chronicle
Mer. Falcono
Cardinal Martinelli
United States
Mgr. Calabria
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