Spanish peace talks delayed as American commission stands firm
Paris Ort 14 The Spanish peace commission failed to meet the U S panel at the planned session and requested postponement to Friday. Judge Day and the American body press their boundary lines on Cuba while awaiting Madrid's reply, signaling a cautious but firm approach to arbitration and debts.
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Paris
United States Peace Commission
Judge Day
American Commission
Benner Montero Rios
Madrid
Moore
Cuba
Spain
United States
Porto Rico
Ladreones
Europe
Government seeks friendly solution with France over Fashoda
London reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach says Britain is in negotiations with powers to develop each nation's spheres. He cites the Fashoda issue, notes France cannot claim political rights there, and warns withdrawal or grave consequences if France resists. He stresses friendly spirit and readiness to defend duties if needed.
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London
Michael Hicka- Reach
North Shields
Lord Thesebetrry
Herbert Asquith
France
Fashuda
Majur Marehland
Egypt
Africa
Swallow Explains Libel Suit Costs At DuBois Meeting
Dr Swallow outlines a libel suit case against him to a large audience at Fullers Opera House. He says the jury found him not guilty but blamed the costs on him and vows to hold Hastings and the other commissioners responsible. He repeats charges, cites corroborating proof, and campaigns with his party through Cleared, Greensville, Falls Creek, Reynoldsville, Brookville, and Jefferson County where Democrat George A Jenks hails from.
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Swellow
Urweneville
Swadow
Falls Creek
Reynoldeville
Brookville
Jefferson Compte
George A. Jenks
Eastern League talks on next season reshaping
Buffalo October 1 President Powers presided over a meeting with Franklin Buffalo O Neill of Montreal and Kvintveseh of ByracuKe to discuss potential league changes. The group agreed the circuit must be reorganized next year and that Ottawa and Wilkes Barre would be dropped. A directors meeting in New York on November 1 will finalize plans.
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Buffalo
President Powers
Astern Baseball League
Messrs. Franklin
O'Neill
Montreal
Kvintveseh
ByracuKe
Ottawa
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Troops for the Jubilee Move From Camp Meade
The War Department orders six troops of the Third Cavalry to proceed from Camp Meade to Augusta, Georgia, for duty with the Second Army Corps during the peace Jubilee ceremonies in Philadelphia. This marks the first troop movement toward a southern camp.
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Washington
Get
War Department
Third Cavalry
Philadelphia
Augusta
Div
Second Army Corps
Meade
Secret marriage claimed between Li Hung Chang and empress
Vancouver reports newspapers carried by the Empropa from Mong Kong and Yokohama claim Li Hung Chang secretly wed the downer empress of Ching. The item appears in transit papers dated Oct 1.
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Vancouver
B. C
Aleamer Empropa of
Japan
Mong Kong
Yokohama
Li Hung Chang
Ching
Grow Speech on Democracy and Party Critique in Franklin
Hon. Galueha A. Grow delivers a lengthy address praising Jefferson and Jackson while condemning the Democratic party's current stance on national issues. He argues for a focus on state governance and criticizes the party as outlived and aligned with pro slavery and state rights views. The speech references Louisiana purchase, gold standard, and war with Spain, with many partisan examples from Pennsylvania and New York conventions.
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Spain
Democratic Party
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Five One
The
Union
Jeferson
Jackson
Jefferson
Louisiana
Thomas H. Benton
Senate
United States
Pennsyllvania
Congress of the United
York
Erie Canal
New
Eneland
Wieh
Benoit
Calket
Kansas
Reeponee
Toni
Marathon
Gettysburg
Idea
Webster
Liberty
Stone Enthusiastically Addresses Bradford Audience
Col Stone speaks to a large Bradford crowd praising Pennsylvania enthusiasm for McKinley and opposing Democratic and Prohibition candidates. He denounces incendiary rhetoric and stresses the national campaign, with Kane and Mount Jewett events noted for the following day.
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Bradford
Stone
Exchange Lyceum
W. Kk. Tundick
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Harrisburg
McKinley
Kane
Mount Jewett
Montauk Point Testimony Highlights Hospital Shortcomings
Jacksonville reporters quote Dr. Frye criticizing hospital methods and contract surgeons as incompetent. He pins typhoid on young age and self neglect, notes convalescents mismanaged, and claims ward clearances to make room for new patients. He cites poor supervision and biased press coverage. Colonel Dews and General Willieton defend supplies and Montauk camp quality.
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Jacksonville
Todas
Frye
Third Division
Washington
Denby
Dodge
Montauk Point
Prand
Dews
Forty-Ninth Lows Regiment
E. B. Willieton
Arnins
Sevier Deheee
Cam
United States
Montiuk
War Department denies Bryan leave rumors in brief
The War Department today stated that Colonel William J. Bryan of the Third Nebraska has not been granted leave or kept from his regiment. Any reports to the contrary are without foundation in fact.
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Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Hrvan
Wesleyan Tops Pennsylvania 17-0 in Wet Conditions
In a drenched game at Philadelphia, Wesleyan defeated Pennsylvania 17 to 0. The contest featured sloppy play and a late surge as the red and blue offense capitalized in the two twenty-two minute halves.
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Philadelphia
Wesleyan
Pennsylvania
Maritime Trade Ledger of Anomalous Atlantic Voyages
Inbound and outbound sailings list vessels including Fuerst Bmiararek from Hamburg via Cherbourg and Southampton, and Majestic reaching New York via Southampton. Other entries note arrivals at Rotterdam and Liverpool and a Bremen to New York passage aboard Saale, with British and continental ports featured.
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New York
Salled
Paul
Riverhae
Germanie
Liverpool
Woeaternland
Antwerp
Fuerst Bmianarek
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Southampton
Rotterdam
Fortendam
Hritauanie
Majestic
Bouthampton
Saale
Bremen
Peace Jubilee Parade in Chicago Ends in Crowd Crush
Chicago witnessed a vast peace jubilee with President McKinley welcomed amid massive crowds that overwhelmed police and guards. Marines and soldiers struggled to manage the crush on Jameson Boulevard and near the Union League Club as dignitaries looked on and a three hour marching review unfolded.
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Chicago
Jamin Jackson
Union League Club
McKinley
Milea
Shatter
Chicago Hussars
Grand Army
Congress Street
Michigan Avenue
Union League Club House
Mc Williams
Clu
General-Dewey reports insurgent battle and peace talks
The morning news presents General Dewey’s report on a battle with insurgents and ongoing peace commission discussions. It notes Congressmen Grow addressing democracy and related political themes. Local items cover a Kenny Munler trial and revenue updates.
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Dewey
Insurgenta
Grow
Democracy
Ag Peace Commission
Socka Tony
Chicago
Kenny Munler
Revenue Muller
Rioting crowd at club house interrupts president's address
Rescue efforts amid a chaotic scene left many injured as retreating attendees were dragged over railings. After about thirty minutes order returned and the president, Revell, and others addressed the crowd before dispersal without any fatalities.
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Revell
Union League
Eri
General Miles
General Shafter
McWilillame
Peace Jubilee Banquet Honors McKinley in Chicago
Chicago hosts a grand national jubilee banquet at the Auditorium honoring President McKinley with civic leaders and dignitaries including Franklin MacVeagh Gage Wilson Bliss Archbishop Ireland Clark Howell General Miles Governor Tanner Dr Frank Crane ex Vice President Stevenson Admiral Brown and university presidents. McKinley replies to the toast Our Country urging continued unity and expansion of civilization without further war, while speakers from Atlanta to Michigan stress reconciliation international arbitration and future national duties.
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McKinley
Club
President McKinley
Alexander H. Revell
Gage
Lias
Wilson
Smith
Miles
Shafter
Dofeld
Corbin
Samel
Kk. Morae
Mount
Indiana
Maleter
Baltimore
Maybury
Detroit
Llow
Milwaukee
George Brown
Samuel Gompers
Emory Speer
Merkelsohn
Liberty Shelden
William Ff
Harper
Meculla
Grand Army
Port Sheridan
Chicago
Tussinimoans
Iliness National Guard
Seventh Infantry
Union League Club House
United States
Franklin Mac Veagh
Bliss
Archbishop Ireland
Clark Howell
Tanner
Frank Crane
Stevenson
Admiral Brown
Liesher
Mmory Speer
Angell
Michigan University
Northrup
University of Minnesota
MacVeagh
Atlanta
General Miles
General Shafter
Limebee
President Angels
Yale Tops Brown In Tight Football Showdown
Yale defeated Brown 26 to 6 in a hard fought game as Yale’s lighter line held Brown’s heavy rush and opened up gaps for decisive runs. DeVille sparked a 64 yard breakout as Yale dominated the later play. Harvard beat Newton Athletic Association 22 to 0 at Soldiers Field despite a heavy rain that slowed the game to a near washout.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown University
Brown
DeLville
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Footall
Newton Athletic Association
Steamship Arrives With Gold Dust Worth Millions
The steamship Hoanoke arrived today from St Michael carrying about 500 passengers and gold dust estimated at $2,000,000. The Canadian Bank of Commerce is noted among the holders of some of the dust and related assets.
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Bealttle
Waeh
Oct
Hoanoke
St. Michael
Caniulan Bank of Commerce
Monk
British North America
Virden Riot Probe Opens in Carlinville Grand Jury
The Carlinville grand jury began examining the Virden riot with aims to indict those responsible. Fifteen prominent Virden citizens were summoned as witnesses.
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Springfeld
Carlinville
Virden
Eltizene
Dewey Defeats Insurgents in Manila Bay Engagement
Madrid dispatch reports an American insurgent clash after Admiral Dewey forbade flying the rebel flag on their ships. Both sides suffered losses. American forces reportedly captured rebel vessels. Washington expressed no confirmation as of Oct 1, with no formal notice at the navy department.
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Dewey
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Navy Department
United States
Manila
War Department
Burglary at Oriegen's Clothes Store on Lacka Wanna
Thieves broke in through a back door panel at Oriegen's clothing store on Lacka Wanna avenue yesterday morning. They took five overcoats a dozen suits and three neckties. Detectives Gurrell and Moirvis investigated as gas burned all night, with little evidence found. Louis Gordon and Charles Stone were sentenced to three years and county jail respectively for a prior robbery of the same store on June 9.
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Oriegen
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Gurrell
Moirvis
Louis Gordon
Charles Stone
Columbus Driving Club Opens Fall Meet in Cold Cloudy Weather
The Columbus Driving Association opened its fall meeting in Columbus Ohio with cloudy cold weather and a heavy track. Elders won both races held on the bad day as the field suffered. Time figures and placements are listed for the events with several horses and drivers named.
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Columbus
Rank Oli Elders
Roth
Reautha
Hylear
Bom
Cricksoll
Melwwehtini
Seunth Heath
Ariington
Allie Wilkes
Brannigan
Wmirme
Lay
Objections to Butler Nomination in Sixth District
Objections to Thomas F. Butler of West Chester for the Republican Sixth District nomination were sustained. The court ruled Butler was regularly nominated and rejected a contested certificate of nomination signed by Congressman Rollinson of Delaware, who had filed independent candidacy papers.
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Whirrisburg
Jurge Simenton
Thomas 8
Butter
West Chester
Puthor
Rolinson
Deliware
Butler
Deelin Witch
Coastline Littered with Shipwrecks Amid Disaster
London dispatch reports continued arrival of wrecked ships from the gale strewn coast. Many crews saved, but more than thirty persons are feared drowned as debris washes ashore along the shoreline.
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London
Pennsylvania Pension Issued for Bradford Resident
The Pennsylvania pension notice releases funds for a Bradford resident, Holmes, with a scheduled payment range from a designated amount to ten dollars. The document lists the recipient and the pension amount bracket in a formal notice.
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania and Western Regions
Forecast for Thursday calls for increasing cloudiness in Western Pennsylvania with rain by day and night. Strong winds at front passages affect the Penngyl union area as the system nears.
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Washington
Evetery Penngylvanic
Fale
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