Mutiny of Sixth Virginia Negro Regiment Near Camp Poland
World by Wire reports from Camp Poland Tennessee November 2 describes a mutiny by the Sixth Virginia regiment, a negro unit, after white officers were reinstated over black officers who resigned. White officers countermanded the march, and a parley with officers continues as the two sides confront tensions.
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Poland
Tenn
Virginia
Thirty-fist
Michigan
Thirty- Fist
Russia's Opinion on Philippines Claim Sparks Debate
Novosti comments on U S demand for the Philippine islands noting great powers may protest to preserve the status quo and suggesting arbitration. Separate dispatches report a large fire on Shrewsbury Avenue in Middlesboro burning thirteen houses, displacing sixteen families. Kingston reports the British steamer Beverly arriving at Port Antonio and stating the cruiser Maria Teresa was seen off Crooked Island in good condition. The U S investigating commission met in Washington with Major Romeyne recounting his denied request to front and noting troop embarkation plans for Cuba were not properly prepared.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Beverly
McGrath
Boston
Port Antonio
Maria Teresa
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Norfolk
Virginia
Crooked Island
Washington
War Investigating Commission
Romeyne
Assassination Trial Quieted Amid Security Plans
Nov 2 reports describe tight restrictions for the upcoming trial of Luchenl the Italian anarchist who killed the Empress of Austria. Authorities aim to limit courtroom access to press officials and interest holders, while Lav enl insists on self-representation.
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Geneva
Luchenl
Austria
Assize
Lavenl
Siemens & Halske plans Chicago electric syndicate with Japan
Chicago reports Siemens & Halske Electric Company of America in talks with the Japanese government to form a Chicago based syndicate with about 10 million dollars capital. The plan aims to install electric cars and light plants in the Mikado's domain under an exclusive franchise deemed highly valuable.
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Chicago
Siemans & Halske Electric Company of America
Upper Gila valley praised for orchards and politics
Chaplain Scott returned with Col Brodie and party praising the upper Gila valley for abundant irrigation canals and strong horticultural potential. He showcased fine apples from several named varieties and predicted California imports may end soon as Arizona grows better fruit locally. The Capital Site commission met briefly to review capitol building plans from multiple firms, with examinations to continue.
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Upper
Gila Valley
Brodie
Upper Gilg
Willcox
Thatcher
Priva
Id Safford
Arizona
Fie
Salt River Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Gari
Arkansas
T. O'Brien
Safford
James Lassiter
Californi
Phoenix
Capital Site
E. B. Gage
Capitol
Plains
W. Jones Cuthberson
San Francisco
California
G. B. Stowe
Galveston
Texas
T. H. Maddox & Son
W. BR. Norton
Glen Allen
Houston
Geo
Provot
New York
Kenneth McDonald
Louwlevilly Trek
N. Preston
L. B. Walk
Los Angeles
D. Hi
Perkins
Chicago
Minis
J. B. Young
Kilpatrick & Goddard
D. H. Brown
Arizona Governor Orders 1898 General Election Proclaimed
Governor Nathan C. Murphy declares a Territory wide general election to be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1898. The ballot includes one U.S. Congressional delegate, Council and House members, county and precinct offices, and a $50 reward for enforcing the Penal Code.
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Arizona
A. D
Legislative Assembly
Boards of Supervisors
Nathan C. Murphy
Congress
United States
Council of the
Legislative Assembly of
House of Representatives
Apache
Coconino
Cochise
Gila
Graha
Maricopa
Mohave Q Navaso
Pima
Pinal
Yavapai Yuma
Board of Supersiors
Phoenix
N. O. Murphy
Bry
Charles H. Akers
Office of Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
A. T
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Territory of
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
E. Phoenix
1St Ward
Gardiner Building
W. B. Loui
G. A. Luke
Dundee
John Gray
E.O. Grant
Enn
T. L
W. Phoenix
W. C. O'Neill
T. E. Dalton
Clark
Plekreil
P. H. Parker
Grezat
A. B. Cobb
Frank Like. Fudge
Frank Moss
Hugh P. Evans
N. A. Sanders
Pemberto
B. A. Fickas
D. S. Greenwood
William Evans
Bruce Perley
Frank T. Pomeroy
Dr. Hawley
Alex. McQueer Lebi
Po House
Henry Roger
Jude
Harvey Harper
FH. Simpkins
B. Noble
Highland
School House
W. Davids
Harry Lowry
W.T. Barkle
W. H. Wallace
Election precinct officers listed for 1898 vote
The Weekly Herald prints a long list of precinct election boards with polling places and officials for numerous districts including Phoenix Cave Creek Verde and Scottsdale. Names listed include inspectors, judges, clerks, and marshals for each precinct. Also notes motion to publish the list until November 8 1898 and adjournment to October 31 1898.
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Inge
Election Board
J.T. Priest
Political party notices certify nominees for Arizona delegate
The Secretary certifies Republican Alexander O Brodie as Republican delegate nominee and Democrat Wilson as Democratic delegate nominee for Congress from Arizona. Vignettes describe a Republican flag and Democratic silver dollar. The document is dated October 19 with the territorial seal. A closing ad praises Schilling's Best baking powder as the grocer’s best.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa
Territory
Arizona
Silas
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Territory of Arizona
Territorial Central Committee
Eighteenth Legislative Assembly
Alexander O. Brodie
Prescot
Yavapai County
Republican Party of
Congress
Republican Territorial Central Committee of
I.s Wilson
Prescott
Yawa- Arizona
Democratic Party of
Territory of
Republican Platforms Endorse National Administration For Arizona
The Arizona Republicans pledge loyalty to McKinley and the national administration, praise the army and navy, and support statehood for Arizona. They back Governor Murphy, oppose long territorial rule, and favor initiative and referendum, forest reserve repeal, and debt creation limits. They applaud annexation of Hawaii and honor Arizona’s soldiers at Sibley and El Caney.
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Arizona
William McKinley
United States
Spain
N. O. Murphy
Congress
Republican Congress
Europe
Republican Party of
Hawaii
Siboney
el Caney
Paine's Celery Compound hailed as cure all by Prof Phelps
The feature extols Paine's celery compound as a universal remedy for nervous debility, sleeplessness, and digestive disorders. It credits Prof Edward E Phelps of Dartmouth with discovering the preparation and lauds its widespread acclaim among physicians and ordinary Americans for restoring health and vigor.
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New Zeland
Chamberlain
E. J. Scantlebur
Paine
America
Lkeness
Dartmouth
Edward E. Phelps
Fife
Prof
Phelps
Connecticut
Yale
Vermont University
Feartmouth College
Robbs
Bishop Remedy CO
San Francisco
Phoenix Drug CO
Ford Hotel
Phoenix
Arizona
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