Arbitration sought as Boer war hopes peace terms
Across Europe debate grows over proposed peace through arbitration as Boer forces resist surrender amid Kruger era tensions. Reports from Paris and The Hague note Baron Van Lynden sending the appeal for consideration while U Kitchener campaigns continue in South Africa. The Times criticizes the British government for wavering funding and delaying decisive action, hinting at empire strain and public exasperation.
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Petroimetheny
France
Parbat
South Africa
Fine
Loubet
Jenye
Rina
Jo Beers
Hague
Baron van Lynden
Atpieirs
Legations
Council of the ‘Court
Kruger
Leyda
Roosevelt
Jemar
Africa
Kitchener
Utrecht
Maj Gough
Acton Homes
Ladysmith
Natal
Tugeln
Joubert
Cape Colony
Stormberg
Lord Kitchener
the Times
American claims settlement on Transvaal deportations
London reports the Foreign Office will settle Americans' deportation claims from the Transvaal with reduced sums, avoiding further testimony collection by the U S embassy. It expects to concede reasonable payments for losses and personal inconvenience as negotiations progress. Also, a deadly Romanian accident near Palota kills eight and injures nine as a petroleum train crashes into a passing express, destroying the train and igniting fires.
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London
Foreign Office
Transvaal
United States
Claims Commission
Remmania
Bucharest
Jonnania
Teen Ice Vveae Conidia
Palota
Court of Inquiry hearing on Schley maneuvers and Colon bombardment
Capt Harber stands by his sea coaling testimony while major cross examination continues. Commander Schroeder, Guam governor and former Massachusetts officer, testifies on voyage details, distances to shore, and the failed Colon bombardment. He notes the fleet ran six to seven miles off Santiago, with limited effect from the shelling and debates possible actions left undone. The court adjourns to Monday after a lengthy session and a ruling on an overheard-conversation issue.
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Washington
Schiey Court of Inquiry
Harber
Mr. Nayner
Rayner
Massachusetts
Admiral Higginson
Santiago
Schroeder
Seaton Schroeder
Guam
Cienfuégos
Cienfuegos
Santiaffo
Advocate Lemly
Colon
Higginson
Schley
Capt. Lemly
Commodore Schley
Port Helm
Iowa
Sédley
Commander In Chiefs
Inter
Cienfiegos
Mir. Hanna
Cautious update on Mrs McKinley's condition in Canton
Dr Rixey reports Mrs McKinley shows intense grief but is improving, urging restraint in optimism. The Canton home appears calm though visitors are numerous, and a short daytime drive may lift her spirits as weather favors. A separate item notes Lake Huron rescue of W D Ragan from the Jupiter after two days afloat. three others drowned. Charles C Delmonico, New York restaurant owner, dies in Colorado Springs at age 40.
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Canton, O
Rixey
McKinley
Meacada
Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
Ragan
Jupiter
Saginaw Bay
Lyal Island
Charles Cluonleo
Colorado Springs
Charles C. Delmonio
Delmonico
New York
Fragmentary note on McKinley era judge admission
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note about Judge John of Ohio who was admitted wearing, with references to the late resident and court matters. The text is garbled and several names and dates are unreadable, but suggests a judicial proceeding or obituary context from a historical page.
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McKinley
John
Ohio
Congressmen Gratified by Roosevelt Reception at White House
President Roosevelt met with senators and representatives from West Virginia North Carolina Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Tennessee and Georgia at the White House on September 21 1901. He affirmed that he aimed to be president of the whole country not just one section and pledged loyalty to McKinley era policy in response to southern support. Cuban officials Quesada and Nunez discussed Cuban affairs with Gen Wood while Wood planned a future talk with Roosevelt about electoral law and Cuban governance before returning to Havana. In St Paul Minnesota Governor granted return of Edward McNichols to Chicago on bribery juror charge with habeas corpus stay possible.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cowles
Navy
Hoy
Long
Gage
Scott and Elkins
West Virginia
Pritchard
North Carolina
Millard
Nebraska
Burton
Kansas
Heatwole
McCleary
Stephens
Minnesota
Gibson
Tennessee
Livingstone
Georgia
Dayton
Tad
Elkins
Scott
United States
New York
Senor Quesada
Gen Nunez
Havana
Cuban Constituional Convention
Geo Leonore Wood
Cuba
Gen. Wood
Wood
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lafayette Park
St. Paul, Minn
Edward McNichols
Chicago
Lawler
McNichols
Roosevelt appoints Ridgely comptroller of the currency
President Roosevelt made several appointments on Saturday approving George O. Cornelius as U S consul in St Johns Newfoundland Alonzo B Garrett as consul at Nuevo Laredo Mexico Jesse H Johnson as consul at Bantod Brazil and William B Ridgely to be comptroller of the currency Edward T Hoopes was named assistant paymaster in the navy with the rank of ensign He added a strong note to senators and representatives from North Carolina and Tennessee about the matter.
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Roosevelt
William B. Ridgely
Navy
Edward T. Hoopes
Pritchard
North Carolina
Klutz
Gibsdac
Plans Approved For Seventh National Bank Reorganization
Washington plan submitted by William Nelson Cromwell and E K Stalle details readjustment of Seventh National Bank of New York. Depositors would be paid in full with interest as soon as legal requirements allow, likely within weeks. Committee has $1.75 million subscribed and over $1.5 million paid. two reorganization plans approved, final choice due next week.
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Washington
William Nelson Cromwell
Seventh National Bank of New York
E. K. Stalle
Forrest Raynor
Seventh National Bank
Dawes
Tin Plate Workers to Secede from Amalgamated
Pittsburg Sept 21 strik ing tin plate workers rejected the New York settlement between President Shafter and United States Steel subsidiary officials and plan secession to form a separate tin plate workers union. They accuse the Amalgamated association of ill treatment and being ignored in the strike settlement.
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Pittsburg
New York
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
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Schiey
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President Roosevelt
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Ridgely
Buffalo
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Elk Mint
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