First Commander of the Arend sinew General Windwid Mer
General Seburld to the offer ay peicemal ier comaniind of the Donte Slates art iy, Gene eral Nuss : Be Mutement of the fact "ter of thy Assecuted any Fat fe Wats in revieal of Praident Clesluts determitstion to sppeiue buat and riday bet by Secretary of War Lamont when tec tect ct spretal appitincht a t the Metrpolitan club Geverl Schofl lttired trans active service BL pune yioterday, ama it fe prob able that the appointment of General Aiting will be announced within a day or two.
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Lamont
Ct Spretal
Metrpolitan Club
Geverl Schofl
Trans Active Service
BL Pune Yioterday
Aiting
Washington
Masouy
Sei
Field's probable successor to General Miles
General Miles, senior major general and favored by some, faced questions over West Point diplomas and possible rivals like General Ruger. The apointment, hinted by Secretary Lamont, would mark a swift transition as Miles spoke of duties and left Governors Island, while debates raged over reviving the lieutenant general grade and Ruger’s potential to assume command of the east.
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Field
Miles
Vhce
West Point
Ruger
Shore
Associated Press
Governors’ Island
Lamont
Metropolitan Club
New York
Schofield
Brooklyn
Congress
Department of the East
Washington
Stoll
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
West Pointers
Winfield Scots
Milles
Massachusetts
Westmien Ang
Potomac
Lee
Appomattox
Warrens
Sixty-first
New York Infantry
Fourth United States Infantry
Transferred officer honored by Missouri Army officers
A historical obituary notes the death of a tall seasoned officer over six feet who served in the U S Army. It references General Owens and high command posts within the Missouri division, mentioning appointments, promotions, and his long service with AGS. The piece recalls a career spanning decades and a reputation for leadership.
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Fee
Maal Watt
Lee
Nietenen Teisis
Cattdpela Taead
Bagansteine Park
Netleas
Merry Factur
AGS
Doceutter
A Preis
Aba
Oyster Bay Victory in Small Craft Cup Race
The International race off Oyster Bay saw the little Ethelwynn win the contest by a wide margin over the British challenger. The finish was marked by loud cheers and shrieking whistles as the Eckebrian crew secured victory by minutes. Other items note a Canet rapid-fire gun accident in New York killing two privates and injuring others, a rubber salesman Wellsing’s suicide in Trenton, and frosts affecting fruit regions in Chicago and the Midwest.
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Sprace IV
Oyster Bay
Ehanpiuts
Ethelwynn
Lue Gettags
Qas
Gio Prering
New Yor
Sandy
Ordnance Department
Montgomery
Robert Doyle
Philadelphia
Frank Conway
Green Island
James Coyne
William McDonald
Mysterious China Tensions Amid Dynastic Fall Rumors
The Times analyzes the Chinese crisis as revolution looms if Western powers press for action. It questions the Qing dynasty's resilience while noting insistent Western pressure and the potential for upheaval in future weeks.
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Macehu
Ae Rey
Lospan
Sepe
de Teadde Trusi Intrappel
Yang-Tse Klang
Nankin
Ashok
West
China
Peking
Child Frightful Burn Accident Near Shaw OES
A six year old girl suffered a severe burn while near her home in Shaw OES West End. A brush fire spread and she was caught by flames while attempting to reach shelter. Search efforts continue as authorities seek the missing child.
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Aani- Perony
Westend
Piasing
Shaw Oes
Bea
Murderous assault suspect held in Hamerton area
Chief Olmsted reports arrest of a man named William White, accused in a deadly attack on Flagman George Beam of the Wilmington and Northern railroad. The suspect was found at a friend’s home near Hamerton and jailed.
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Arcanist
Cortestine
Olmsted
Arnestisi
William White
Asault
George Beam
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Hamerton
Bee Iemon
Pirates Strike Steamship Mariposa In Sea Raid
A stormy voyage ends in a pirate raid as the steamship Mariposa is boarded near Point Amour on September 2. Pirates seized saloon baggage and cargo while a Royal Navy patrol and armed crew pursued them, recovering assets. the ship is doomed but livestock and much cargo may be saved.
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Strait of
Belle Islé
Point Aumour
H. M.S. Buzzard
New Foundland Patrol Service
Slong
Last of the Baseball Season Signals Narrow Title Race
Baltimore leads the Lemice Championship with Cleveland in second as the season nears completion. scattered results show Brooklyn wrong footing with mixed scores, while New York and Boston pull ahead in separate matchups.
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Baltimore
Ciorsiaud
Envis
Wire
Pillshure
Cleveland JA
Yorke Ie
New Yoark
Svant TesterTh
Boston
Louisville
Hagve Gaves
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Narrow Escape of Life Savers At Marquette Coast
A damaged OCR item reports sailors on a steamer near Marquette avoiding disaster as a vessel ran aground. The crew and passengers escaped, with a lifeboat or life preserver aiding several near-miss moments. details are fragmentary but convey a close call at sea.
Nuggets of News from a Fragmented Dispatch
A garbled notice from Chester Pa lists injuries and local concerns. It mentions Z F Baker with a broken leg and efforts to prevent trouble with nearby tribes and Jackson’s Hole. The report notes Chamrerlain and Pottsville area operations resuming soon, and distant travel involving Sart Dunraven and a Newport departure with the steamer Teno.
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Szarovitz
Russia
Ridler
Z. F. Baker
Chester
Jackson's Hole
Peary Still at Halifax Despite Reports of Departure
Halifax news notes Lieutenant Peary remains in the city, denying press reports he left for Boston with his party. Several members had already departed for Yarmouth, and papers claimed he and his wife left, while Peary seeks to avoid publicity and no departure date is set.
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Wlelde
Trentos
Charles Leror Welling
Tity
North Clinton Avenue
Welling
Jersey City
Gilchrist, McGill & Gilmour
McGill
Colner
Henry A. Pattern
Harris
New Albany
Patton
Patton Hollow Ware Company
Southern Prison
John Lynch
Supreme Court
O. M. Roberts
Che Requisica
Workiata Gore
Digney
Ateinherios
Indiwatwtti
Law
Tea
Culberson
Hart
Ito
Senate
Chicago
Trebone
Wiith
Texas
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Lieutenant Peary
Halifax
N.S
Peary
St. John's
N.F
Boston
Beeton
Yarmorth
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Thos. H. Heller
Fredericke, MD
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Caton Manufacturing Company
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Miller & Lux
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Royal London Society
Joseph Lister
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George Baugh
Lnst
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Columbus
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Miss Hargrave
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Mathew Marchieanoy
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