Rebels Look to Bryan Military Report on Philippines
Washington Sept. War Department releases Major General Otis report covering military operations and civil administration in the Philippines from Aug 31, 1882 to May 5, 1800. Otis rebuts Aguinaldo claims, notes gunboat diplomacy, Fili pino leadership letters urge peace, and outlines insurgent strategy and interactions with American forces.
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Fall of Lydenberg frames British election move in England
From London to Belfast reports center on Lord Roberts advancing in Transvaal. Lydenberg falls to Buller’s army, Boer forces retreat east and north, leaving little regular defense. Rumors float of dissolution of Parliament and early elections, with Roberts possibly sailing for England after Pretoria.
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Algernon Lennor
Bryan Wisconsin opens Democratic drive with record run
Milwaukee September 4 Colonel Bryan's party launched the Wisconsin campaign with a record railway trip from Chicago to Milwaukee. The special train arrived after ninety six minutes to greet a large crowd at Western Union Junction and City Hall. Mayors Harrison and Rose led the greeting, a luncheon followed, and later Bryan spoke at National Park amid cheers. A funeral-train casualty was also reported in a separate item.
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Baltimore Visits New York After Manila Battle Voyage
The protected cruiser Baltimore flagship of Rear-Admiral J C Watson anchored off Tompkinsville at 7 45 am yesterday fresh from an eighteen thousand mile voyage and ready for further service. Captain Forsyth spoke of the ship and voyage detailing its European cruise, Manila battle involvement, and plans for overhauling before reentry into duty. The crew includes veterans from the Philippines and the voyage covered Colombo Perth Suez Havre Gravesend London Belfast Greenock New York with notes on discipline, policy in the Philippines, and leadership under General Otis.
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H.W. Biggs
J. J. Puller
F. D. Burns
W. R. Quinn
Payl Norton
Coler's Name the Price for a Party Compromise
Factional strife within the Democratic party shifted to Saratoga as leaders converge for a convention likely to drop Coler. Croker, Murphy, and Hill grapple with a ticket deal while Hill may bow to compromise or stand firm and risk a Coler nomination.
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Maine election outlook as Republicans sweep state
Augusta dispatch reports a brisk campaign close in Maine with mass registration and expectations of a Republican landslide. Reaffirms Frye’s Senate renomination and predicts GOP majorities in the House and Senate, while citing doubts over Democratic turnout and localContested races in Cumberland and Knox counties.
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Republican State Committee
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Cumberland County
Thomas B. Reed
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J. 2. Manley
Hannibal Hamlin
Ellsworth
Forest Fires Rage Across Eastern Maine Near Bangor
Special report from Bangor describes fires sweeping Eastern Maine with strong winds. Thousands of acres of prime timber burned, with $100000 plus damage near Bangor by Friday night. La Grange, Alton, Argyle and Cortigan hardest hit. Residents fight flames nightly. drought ends rain prospects. Fisher and Game Commission halt September licensing as fires threaten livelihoods. State Forest Commissioner warns guides and camps to take extra precautions.
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Illness of Bishop Horner in Asheville District
Bishop Horner of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Asheville district is reported ill The piece notes the People’s Cooperative Tea Company at No 4 Broadway achieving notable success and references local business activity in connection with the church news
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News of Two Capitals and Army Reorganization
London reports stir over Lord Roberts retirement and Baden-Powell leave, signaling a likely October or November general election. War revamp dominates politics as army restructuring rises, with unions and economists weighing guerrilla warfare, taxation, and labor policy amid South African campaign fatigue.
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