Work of assassins and a fatal shooting in a garden Lane
A detailed account describes an ambush and murder of Maître Labori as two assailants fired from a distance hidden by bushes. Witnesses report a quick escape, while the crime dominates local conversation and press editorials discuss uproar and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cougeel Fur
Yonte Lichig the A Salitung
Lael
Cley
Maite
Labort
Tabort
Hele Vietin
Lang
M. Labori
Ivy Fay
Jncal
Otis plans major regiments for Philippine service
Dispatches outline the formation and deployment of new regiments to the Philippines. Otis orders supply chains, tents, clothing, and ordnance, with 30 000 volunteers and 62 451 total fighting force planned. Recruitment targets northern states, with divisions from Fort Snelling to Camp Meade and Leavenworth to Kansas, while officers are drawn from Spanish-American War complects. Manila reports insurgents attacking Angeles with minor American injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinsports
Otis
Rout
Artix
Omee
Thas
Inco
Fort Snelling
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Tiley
Kaw
Camp Meade
Pas ‘Mort Singara
Fort Leavenworth
Kaus Jeterson Barracks
Bernard A
Charles Uyrne
Roundhambers
Luter
Philippines
United States
Philypines
Manila
Angeles
Sorong
Assassination tale echoes Dreyfus trial notes
Fragmented OCR notes describe a trial scene with Dreyfus and Esterhazy, detailing testimonies about censorship, forged letters, and military authority. The text references Dreyfus’s defense, Paty de Clam, and judge statements, highlighting questions of moral conviction and the handling of evidence in a long court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paty de Chim
Tey de Chun
Gire
Paty de Clans
Wall of Esterhazy
Piety de Chin
Esterhney
Roget
Esterhazy
M. Drutange
Mlagent
M. Nemange
Gen. Renoaard
Rogetadi Qhany
Asterhazy
Bloody Battle Report From Las Andes Veuesnes Clash
Washington reports United States Minister Riskell in Cirtsgiss informs the state department of a fierce engagement in Las Andes Veuesnes. The battle resulted in significant losses for the opposing forces, with several officials and supporters reported killed or wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Riskell
Cirtgiss
State Department
Font Furtado
Las Andes
Allo
Waiander
AIDES CALLED FOR PORTO RICO RELIEF FUNDS
Des Moines Iowa August proclamations urge statewide subscriptions to aid hurricane victims in Porto Rico. Citizens advised to send money to state treasurer at Des Moines for forwarding to Washington. local officials to organize canvassing and collection of supplies and clothing. Missouri proclamation echoes call for contributions and clothing for Porto Rico relief. Governor Stephens personally sent a check to a New York bank for contributions to be directed to the National Bank of North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bhat
Porto Rico
Uly Merriott
War Department
Washington
Exeb Town
Dutterson City
Stephens
Porto Rivo
Gev
National Bank of North America
New York
Six Drowned In White River Near Jere Indiana
Six persons drowned in White river near Jere Uhwaday morning. The victims include Mrs Albert Heimsel and her four children Abie 16 Andy 14 Horns wed ten Nellie 1 and Miss Amy Dillon 18. A wagon party crossed the river on a ferryboat when a wheel broke loose and the load dumped. The wagon overturned and the horses drowned while some bodies were recovered. Mrs Potts and two children survived reaching shore. Mr Heimsel made a heroic effort to save his family though not all escaped. Fully WUGU people were at the scene all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
White River
Jere
Albert Heimsel
Abie
Andy
Horns
Nellie
Amy Dillon
Dillon
Paris
Ales
Mia
United States Troops in Cuba to Return for Rest
Washington reports that U S troops now in Cuba will be brought home in stages to gain climate relief. Regiments will not all return together. battalions will be rotated, then relieved by comrades as rest periods occur. Sufficient troops will remain in Cuba to maintain order while others come home. Movement to begin at once with camps yet to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Cuba
Flags Presented by Third Infantry at Springfield
The Third Infantry Cal Tischer commanded presented regimental and national flags to the Wisconsin state house. Col Fischer delivered the speech as Gov Tanner accepted the flags. Tanner later attended camp, witnessed a parade, and hosted a reception with seventeen governors in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Third Infantry
Cal. Tischer
State House
Torre Riemn
Col
Fischer
Gov
Tanner
Gov. Tanner
Pove Arnors
Verdict in Meek's Mill bridge accident jury finds negligence
The inquest into the Shelton Street Railway Company's bridge disaster at Meek's Mill Pond Aug 18 returned a verdict naming George Hamilton guilty of criminally negligent homicide and holding the trolley line negligent. It also urged new laws to better protect trolley riders and recommended action against the bridge's operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgepiet
Conny
Sto Ie Wise
Shelton Street Railway Company
Meek’s Mill Pond
Auguste
Littie Mutormin
George 4
Hamilton
Shellum Street
Philippine War Dispatches From Aug 17 Threats and Movements
Gen Otis reports artillery duels at Angles and 250 strong enemy positions with two allied killed or wounded. Gen Young’s detachments push insurgents north of Manila through Maraquisa and San Mateo, driving them into a retreating column. Dolores north of Pocoa repelled by Twelfth Regiment. one wounded. Secretary Root arranges transports Pueblo Betan King Columbia and Charles F Nelson to move Philippine troops, with Manila targets by Sept 10. Insurrection gains strength in Negros Cebu and nearby islands, prompting relocations of officials and courts to foreign contingencies.
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Trentye
Mauila
Maraquisa
Ukdivas
Anstel
Dolores
Poca
Angin
Pingion
Root
Cuartermasters
Willy
Mueblo
Betan King
Columbia
Charles F. Nelson
Schuman
United States Advisory Commission For the
Philippines
Cuba
Mediabi
Sand
Seunres Llorente
Supreme Court
Negras
Cebu
Manila
President McKinley declines Dewey reception invitation
Reports from Baltimore and New York indicate President McKinley will not attend Admiral Dewey’s New York reception due to public business and a desire to let Dewey receive full credit for his victory. Diverse notices of weather, accidents, and local events are also listed in the transcript.
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Dewey
Democrats Lead Wetuesday State Convention Ticket
Des Moines Iowa August delegates nominate Fred E White for governor M L Bevis for lieutenant governor A Van Wagenen for supreme court judge W H Calhoun for railroad commissioner J B Woulst for superintendent of public instruction. The platform endorses the Chicago 1898 National Platform and Bryan for president 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fred £. White
Keokuk County
M. L. Bevis
Mussgowery
Supreme Court
A. van Wagenen
Woodbury County
W. LH. Calhoun
Hi Cnuaty
J, B. Woulst
Boone County
Ne Washi
Piippines
Rancoun Doetring
Great Britain
Wis
Louisville
Democratic Party
Fords
Sue Cheagy
Bryan
Bill
Voulutins McWinles
Theodore Hallam
Kencon
John Young Grown
Neckiniebliony
Enormous wage cuts hit Cambria Steel workers in Johnstown
In Johnstown Virginia on August 14 a dramatic wage reduction takes effect in Cambria Steel Co structural department. Straighteners see pay drop to about three dollars daily while holdups average around 1.50. Workers say prior earnings of 15 to 16 dollars a day were fair given heavy beams and hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Jamestown factory damage and riot prompt city brief
A vandal attack and resulting chaos damaged the Jamestown company factory and several other buildings. In New York a separate report notes University of Miso leadership changes and a separate arrest, while memorials and planned tributes appear across multiple communities.
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Jamestown
A. Me
Swenson
Jamestown Aa
Brooklyn
Ladhy
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MN Labori
Chicago
Young People's Christ In Temperance Union
Frances Willard
Mex
London
Lily Langtry
Island of
Dersey
Hugo Gerald de Lathe
Aleary Percival da Dithe
Bart
Crimea
Priedte
Montarricane Vielins Dgudasanyille
Mba
Dyien
Caine
Tie
Anders
Baliaie
Cissahil
Anderie
Mmerivi
Tate Shakey
Marks
Gierig
Wee Antiestan T Es Teague
Vivian Vain
Trier
Verdinand Ladori
Eave Ngee
Alfred Dreyfus
Arctillery
Lycee
Sen. Roy
Ueary
Len
Deananyre
Journst
Ue Courtemartial
Gia Ragel
Lhe
du Paty de Chim
Paty de Chan
Avarn Katerhagy
Dreyfus Dentes
Murmers
M. Demmange
Drev
Tegaldo
United
ToMlo
Nate
Luss
Sou
Venenuda Bex
Heney Dinss
ASES
Helief
Ferey
America
Porte Vleas
Tixes
Turvy
Finvon
Uy Ile Metin
Amerivtas Drive
Pulpinow
Tebyla Guluing $Tremeth
Baltimore
George Gruuers
Tony Kixes
Sandiy
Plattsburg
N.Y
George H. Tarbert
Peru
Valpardiso
Santiago de Chili Atraimel
Signor Maeund
Dover
Weileschay
Petersburg
Bess
Chwarker Capiaren Gonvention
Detroit
Med
Milwaukee
Iit Em. Mearog
Gov. Reh
Yates
B. White
Goebellius Nawe
Suifer
Clase
Cincinnati
Miso University
Oxford
Wainethore Vubaday
David Stanton Vappaa
Firat Veeshyterian
Ris Branton
Theo Dounteen
Marshal Mergasan
Gin
Suateling
Catnmant
Price
Hedneod
Mierae
Iarmounee
Hipies
Werperts Magiegine
VG Vente
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