Muster Out Talk Delays for Texas Regiment
Colonel Wehe says no orders to muster the garrison. Special Washington dispatch notes plans to muster out, while Colonel Riche confirms no official instruction. Army paymaster set for Galveston on Monday. First United States volunteers to receive another month’s pay. This marks their first Galveston payment since enlistment.
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Wehe
Galveston
Tex
Riche
Washington
Ecrylee
Richecala
Pel Méearh
Gatyvestoti
United States
Galvestor
Americans In Havana Report From Santiago Port Of Victory
Stephen Crane reports from Havana that Americans are welcomed as customers while Spaniards show mixed fear and admiration. The harbor and city change as news from Porto Rico spreads, with prices and living costs rising and locals wary yet resolute. Crane notes editors’ struggles, volunteer moods, and journalists under pressure amid ongoing tensions and shifting loyalties.
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Bunday Light
New York
Stephen Crane
Tebreal
Santiago
Porto Rico
Corral
Haryana
Jnte Hoger
Ingleterra
Nis
Tse
Shevis
Haves
Wren
Madras
Ban
Mage
Havana
Bell
Meironlaign
Sampson
Seley
Shitta McKinley
Dewey
Captain Galltab Returns From Washington Visit
Special Wire from Galveston Texas Sept 1 Captain Lee Hell of First United Binivy volunteer infantry returned from Washington where he went from New Orleans to look after the regiment interests He arrived this afternoon in a hurry and did not care to talk for publication but said he had been well received by the War Department in Washington and held hope for the regiment’s service.
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Tigar
Galveston
Texas
Lee Hell
First
United Binivy Volunteer Infantry
Washington
New Orleans
War Department
Henry
Pigave
Mount Valerien
Ile
Ministry of War
Tia
Minister of War
Dreyfus
al Surrlen
Alfred Dreyfus
oMcer
Information Bureau
Due French Mninistry
Arcested
Telter
Cerman
Diain
Aveyfs
Rue Dé Cherche Midi
Min
Ming
Parie
Berlin
France
Germany
Wax Rols Receives Ad From Feral Wire To Sunday Light
Fragmented OCR text from a Texas item mentions September, past dates, and unclear references to Houston. The readable parts reference wax rolls, a feral wire, and a Sunday light, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled phrasing and missing context.
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Hatin
Texas
Houston
Buss
Dreyfus Case Reverberates Across France and Press
The Dreyfus affair dominates attention as theories swirl about Colonel Henry’s death and calls for revision grow. Reports detail wartime letters, court rulings, and public unrest, with Dreyfus’s guilt contested and mass protests challenging the verdict and military secrecy.
American Scandal at Washington War Navy Conspiracy Unveiled
An 1898 style probe unfolds into a vast Anglo American conspiracy linked to the War and Navy departments. Washington officials allegedly allowed overpaid ship purchases and supplied munitions via the Atlantic Transport Line and Vickers, amid war with Spain. Multiple firms and agents face scrutiny as Congress is set to investigate, with strong implications for government integrity and national security.
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Washington
Sei
Willie
Spain
Conepirai
London
Plocems
Oficiala I Washington
War Department
Ling
Englan
Atlantic Transport Hine
J.on
Dou
Sim
Atlante Transport Company
Bo Gross
Navy Department
Vickers
Toogland
United States
War and Navy Departments
Boat Explosion Kills Five Aboard Meigs Vessel Near Fort St. Phin
A government signal boat John R. Meigs exploded while handling mines and torpedoes on the river near Fort St. Phin. Five men were on board and are missing as communication remains cut. One named leader Cantata Patho Starr commanded the craft for fifteen years.
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New Orleans
Fort St. Phin
John R. Meigs
Moen
Cantata Patho 3
Starr
Muster Out Arrive Capt Patterson Surprises Houston Camp
Captain Patterson United States Army arrives at Camp Tom Ball to oversee muster out of the Fourth Texas Volunteers. He requires rigid medical and muster procedures, notes thirty day furlough, pays, and transportation limits as troops await discharge.
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Houston
Tex
le Ho Paltirson
United States Army
Capital Hotel
Fie
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Texas Volunteers
Uy A
Camp Ton Ball
Drilius
Patterson
Solaneh Tardy
D.C
Anslers Oillcer
Jackson Barracks
Louis
Corbin
Lhe
Nowhing
Union
Camp
Tom Ball
M'Kinlay Takes Control of Camp Wykoff
New York reports President reacts to Camp Wykoff situation by ordering immediate curtailment of all men at the camp. The move signals a decisive measure to restore discipline and control amid ongoing concerns at the facility.
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M'Kinlay
New York
Aghaat
Camp Wykoff
Yellow fever cases rise in Mississippi towns
Special wire reports in Jacksonville Mississippi that five new yellow fever cases are added to the health board totals at Oxford. One case began in Waterford, eight miles east of Water Valley. The board calls the situation serious with twenty five cases at Oxford and one death.
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Jacksonville
Miss
Etnre Health Board
Orswood
Waterford
Water Valley
Board of Health
Orwood
Alger's War Pacts and Pious Pledges Under Scrutiny
A fragmentary report accuses Alger and his War Department of mismanagement in camp health and death tolls. It alleges 4 590 deaths and thousands ill from typhoid, yellow fever, malaria, and pneumonia at camps including Santhige Huck and Camp Thomwa, calling for accountability and explanations to the American public.
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Santhige
Alger
Bette
Thas Prikane
Ats
Caning
Cain
Hems
Santiago
San Wyean i Cano Alger
Gamo Wreeattis
Jacksonville
Lampn Oh Mian
Vere Mandira
Lilkelamd
Counay Mette
Alber Mindy Exis
Wm Yeine Hospitale Ale Home
Stan
Jang Wychult
Tyr Heaths
Vamp Thomei
Dangerous Steam Transport Weapons in New Orleans
Reported arrival of a U S transport with explosive ordnance and Sims Dudley gun ments at Morgan docks New Orleans detailing three explosive devices by Lt Gordon Winer and gunners under Captain Burrowe Weap ons described as rocking engines of war with a 15 foot barrel and two auxiliary barrels using gas pressure to propel a projectile Three sailors and a sergeant are noted as handling the weaponry with care and secrecy as authorities question how the weapons will be used
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New Orleans
Morgan Docks
Ane
Jeff
Lee Quarters
Miles
Slater Wivecs
Uuba
Tao
Ure Dittle
Turder
Alken Burrowe
Suns
Gordon G. Winer
United States Artiillery
Sun
Fifth Artillery
Vesuvius
Todd
Sandy Hook
Sims-Dudley
Sergeant Small
Mines and river defense work near New Orleans progress
Describes improvised river mines and buoys in the Mississippi near New Orleans, noting limited effectiveness of naval torpedoes, current-induced buoy motion, and ongoing difficulties in lifting and securing underwater devices. Mentions Fort Meyers government tests and officials like James B. Quinn, Ar. Strexley, and Major Quain.
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Qusbans
Aransas
Alles
Fort
Olithe
Iran
Crea
Cebica
Mudorlim
New Orleans
Thore
Fever reports and tax protest notes from Septembers
Washington reports new yellow fever cases amid investigation into origin with no clear source. In Texas, State Rev. gent Colgutt warns about 4,060 lawyers and 10 who owe occupation taxes, vowing legal steps to enforce payment despite potential resistance.
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Netin
Texas
Lockstone
The Ozan's Proposal for Universal Peace Conference
The European powers plan a fall conference to seek universal disarmament, but diplomats doubt any major concessions will occur. Germany's press largely opposes friendly moves toward Russia, while Russia, France, England, and Germany resist ceding sway. Analysts expect the event to outline future measures at the millennium dawn.
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Darlin
Universal Plate
Germany
Russia
Payh
Europe
France
England
Proclaimed Ilegal Labor Day Holiday Sparked By Governor
A garbled notice declares tomorrow as an illegal holiday proclaimed by Governor Cubveraan. It mentions signaling for tensions to ease and that paper will be issued on Monday for observers to celebrate as they wish.
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French Republic
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Lesey
OLD Navy
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Mississinni River
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Tucksonville
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Pader
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