Turbulent Cuban Affairs Split Blanco and Arolas Over Theatre
Reports from Havana dated 18 reveal tension between General Blanco and Military Governor Arolas, a failed full dress visit by U S commissioners, and a suspended performance at the Tacon theatre amid threats of resignation. A bank and municipality clash over bond interest prompts cabinet crisis, while Matanzas reports dire poverty and four to five deaths daily among the poor.
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Matanzas
Blanco
Aroias
Arcina
Tacon Theatre
Arolas
Senor Govin
Banco Espanol
Senor
Ricardo Galiis
Evacuation Plans Amid Cuban Tensions Hold Spain US Ties
Rumors of General Wade’s illness are denied as he and the American evacuation commission proceed. Evacuation talks focus on Spanish soldiers numbering about one hundred thousand, securing ports at Gi bara Neuvitas Cienfuegos and Havana, with completion aimed by February. A Dreyfus trial play triggers a Havana protest and police action while Spanish warships discuss returning to Spain with armaments.
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Havana
Blanew
Parrado
Cuba
Solano
United States
Madrid
Blanco
Wade
General Wade
Louvre
Trocha
Vedada
Gibara
Neuvitas
Cienfuegos
Tacon
Dreyfus
Fulton
General Bianco
Spain
Dreyfus A Spy Revealed In Zealous Vendetta
A Morning Today long story asserts Dreyfus was linked to a German spy network within the French army. The piece claims a secret department planted the charge to ruin him, citing revenge by Colonel Henry and Col. du Paty de Clam in a plot framed as legitimate.
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London
David Christie Murray
Morning Today
Dreyfus
Droyfue
Germany
Henry
Comte Neterhogy
du Paty de Clam
Philippine peace talks affirm Pine Islands stance
Madrid correspondent reports a four hour conference between Senor Sugasta, the premier, and President Bonor Monteri Hios of the peace commission concluded with a pledge to vigorously defend Spain’s retention of the Pine Islands.
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Londo
Bsepl
WeThe Daily
Mall'a
Madrid
Senor Sugasta
Bonor Monteri Hios
Boankkh Peace Commission
Pine Islands
Spain
French Army and Dreyfus Case Stirring Rehearing Prospects
Paris reports reveal Gen Aurilden offered revision to the Dreyfus case after pressure from subordinates at the war office. Brisson's cabinet fight over reopening divides Faure, with a 6 to 6 vote in a committee that will not bind the cabinet. A Beaumets town Beaubois is named to host the rehearing amid ongoing prosecutions and new secret documents.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Aurlinden
War Office
Brisson
Zurlinden
M. Tillaye
Faure
M. Larsen
Henry
M. Sutter
Connccll
M. Faure
M. Brissen
Zurinden
Chanoine
Favre
General Aurlinden
Isle du Diable
M. Prisson
General Chanoin
Beaubuis
Department of Oise
Ill Health At Santiago Leads To Troop Sickness Rise
General Lawton reports worsening health in the Santiago force with 1,222 sick and 41 fever cases. New illnesses include yellow fever and malaria remittant fever among Ninth United States volunteers and other units. Several deaths are listed from typhoid, yellow fever, and malaria.
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Santiago de Cubs
Haye
Washington
Gustafson
John
Eadward Harris
United States Volunteers
Arthur Barry
William Diltmat
Otto Refeldt
Michael J. O'Brien
James Burke
Lawton
France Turns Friendly to Britain Over Marchand Expedition
From Cairo sources the Daily Mail reports France has adopted a conciliatory stance toward Great Britain and calls Major Marchand’s expedition unofficial. The Sirdar will offer to convey Marchand to Cairo and Egyptian troops may occupy Fashoda.
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London
Cairo
Daily Mail
France
Great Britain
Marchand
Fashoda
Shipping arrivals and routes listed in fragmented report
A fragmented ship movement note lists arrivals and origins including New York Havre Liverpool and Liverpool to New York with references to Auranta La Chim pagne and Lucenta. The text shows multiple port calls and transatlantic connections in September without complete details.
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New York
la Normaindie
Havre
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Auranta
la Chimpagne
Eer
Eaen Lucenta
Condition of Thomas F. Bayard in Dedham
Dedham Massachusetts September 1 The condition of Thomas F Bayard today was about the same as yesterday The attending physician had no hope of recovery.
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Mr. Bayard
Dedham
Mass
Thomas F. Bayard
Man Run Down and Killed by Trolley Car in Pittston
Patrick Runne of Pittston was fatally struck by a trolley on the Beranton railroad track last night while walking. The incident occurred in Wilkes-Barre report area. authorities investigate cause and sequence of events.
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Wilkes-Barre
Patrick Runne
Pittston
Beranton Decirle
Captain Capron Dead in Rest After Santiago Service
Captain Allyn Capron of the First Artillery died at his Fort Myer home near Washington at about noon. A renowned artillery expert and Shafter’s Santiago veteran, his son Captain Allyn K. Capron of the Rough Riders was killed in action. Capron succumbed to typhoid fever after his Cuban campaign. Burial likely at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
Allyn Capron
First Artillery
Fort Myer
Capron
General Shafter
Santiago
Allyn K. Capron
Rough Riders
Captain Capron
Morida
Military Academy
Arlington National Cemetery
SULTAN YIELDS IN CRETE AS BRITISH FORCE ADVANCES
In Candin Crete dated Sept 18 the sultan orders Dievad Pasha to comply with Admiral Noel’s disarmament ultimatum. A British detachment occupies the fort entrance and Ottoman troops may withdraw. Prisoners include two leaders of the attack on the British camp.
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Candin
Island of
Crete
Dievad Pasha
Porto Rico Evacuation Nears Completion
San Juan de Porto Rico reports preparations for embarkation of Spanish troops are complete though American commissioners have not been formally advised. Five ships are needed to transport troops luggage and artillery with five vessels to arrive by the 26th inst. Troops may stay if they wish, and island evacuation could occur within three days pending ships.
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San Juan de Porto Rico
Compania Tragatlantica
Cadiz
United States
Deaths at Ponce Reported by General Brooke
Washington reports four American deaths at Ponce Puerto Rico in dispatches to the war department. Causes listed include typhoid fever affecting Brace of the Third Wisconsin and Morton Bent-Jew of the Nineteenth United States Infantry, plus malarial fever for Frederick Lingle of the same regiment. A supplementary message notes Frederick Bhelpe of Battery 8 fifth artillery died Sept 16. details signed by Major General Brooke.
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Washington
War Department
Brooke
Ponce
Porto Rico
Soutth
Sin P
Brace
Wisconsin
Morton Bent- Jew
United States Infantry
Frederick Lingle
Charges filed against sergeants for mutiny and wheeling
Yesterday Captain Miller of the Second Regiment and Captain Shelley of the Fifth framed charges against Sergeant W. Johnson of the Third Regiment for mutiny and dispersing the poll of their respective companies in an article in the Atlanta Constitution dated August 2.
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Bontingo de Cuba
Miller
Shelley
W. Johnson
Atlanta
Allentown Soldier Dies of Typhoid in Improvised Hospital
Allentown Pa Sept 18 Private Lewis Krick of Company D Fourth regiment died here last night from typhoid fever contracted in Porto Rico. He was 23 unmarried and a son of Lewis Krick of Berks county.
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Allentown
Lewis Krick
Porto Rico
Borke County
Coded to Great Britain Berlin Benn Declares Delage Bay Code
The Vorsiche Zeitung states that the Anglo German notice shows Delage bay was coded for Great Britain in commerce not politics. This interpretation attributes commercial signaling to a bilateral context rather than political action.
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Berlin
Benn
Vorsiche Zeitung
Delage Bay
Government proposes action against anarchists
In Rome on September, the Kovernment urged international powers to take action against anarchists, seeking a coordinated response to the threat. The move signals growing concern over radical activities and potential measures.
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Rome
Sept
The
Kovernment
Mystery of the Yellow Pond Brings Grace Perkins Marriage Doubt
In Middleboro Massachusetts Grace Perkins declines to confirm marriage rumors to Charles Bourne after a dismembered body found in Yellow Mill pond is identified as not hers. Detective Arnold of Bridgeport retrieves the corpse from Undertaker Williams with Perkins’s sworn statement. Bournes deny marriage. Grace refuses to discuss her two week absence or movements, including a trip to Onset and Providence. The Perkins and Bourne families plan a formal statement later.
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Middleboro
Mass
Bridgeport Police
Yellow Mill Pond
Frank W. Perkins
Grace
George Arnold
Undertaker Williams
Taunton
Williams
Bridgeport
Mr. Perkins
Arnold
Perkins
Grace Perkins
Charles Bourne
Bournes
Onset
Providence
Middlehere
Miss Perkina
Harvest Home Festival and Local News Roundup
The brief notes cover a Harvest Home Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church with local leadership appointments and a regional news roundup. It mentions a fatal shooting affray at Pittnton, typhoid case removal from Camp Meade, and veterans, including a former Scranton Hoy as a Rough Rider, among scattered items in the morning edition.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Pittnton
Camp Meade
Seranton Hoy
Winnie Davis Dies at Rockingham Hotel
Miss Winnie Davis daughter of Jefferson Davis died at noon at the Rockingham hotel in Narragansett Pier after a weeks illness described as gastric and bilious. Born in 1863 in Richmond she grew up at Beauvoir and served as her father’s constant companion aiding his writings and public efforts. She was known as the Daughter of the Confederacy and was presented as such during Mr Davis 1886 tour.
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Narragansett Pier
Winnie Davis
Jefferson Davis
Rockingham Bowl
Miss Davis
Richmond
Davis
South
Montauk Army Troops Move Off in Desertion of Camp
About 1,400 soldiers from Camp Wickoff arrived at Montauk Point on the transport Chester and the ambulance boat Shinnecock. They are being redistributed to Fort Thomas Kentucky Huntsville Alabama Hilton Head Port Royal and other posts while the Shinnecock ferries 26 sick and 47 convalescent service members to hospitals in New York and Philadelphia.
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New York
Montauk Point
Wickoff
Chester
Shinnecock
New Jersey
Sixth United States Infantry
Fort Thomas
Newport
Tenth United States Infantry
Baltimore and Ohio
West Shore
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Charles Richard
Philadelphia
North River
St. Vincent's
Anarchist Band Tied to Assassination Plot
Lombon Sept 19 The Daily Telegraph reports St. Petersburg correspondence that Lucchenni the Austrian empress assassin belonged to a European anarchist group that traveled to the United States two years ago to pursue regicide. The correspondent says the band chiefs are still in New York.
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Lombon
The
Daily ‘Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Saya Hean
Lucchenni
Europe
United States
Kkoown
New York
Republican county convention delegates chosen in Honesdale
In Honesdale Pennsylvania during the primary eight divisions Quay delegates were elected to the Republican county convention over Wanamaker delegates by twenty votes Wanamaker delegates were selected in the township
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Honesdale
Quay
Wanamaker
Tragedy on Aiguille de Chaurmont descend claims two climbers
In Chamonix during a descent of the Aiguille de Chaurmont a climber named Hoglshiman or Binks and a guide fell and were killed. The incident occurred during the Bept expedition period with Chamonix officials reporting the fatalities.
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Chamonix
Bept
Binks
Montijo Suspended by War Council
The supreme council of war suspended Admiral Montijo and Major Gedou, director of the Caudle at Penal, in Madrid.
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Montijo
Madrid
Supreme Council of War
Admiral Montijo
Major Gedou
Caudle
Penal
Soldiers from Wickoff Arrive in Philadelphia Hospitals
One hundred twenty eight sick soldiers arrived by hospital train from Montauk Point and were distributed among seven Philadelphia hospitals. They left Camp Wickoff on the Shinnecock Saturday night, reached Jersey City early Sunday, then traveled by train. Sixteen were carried to ambulances while 112 walked to awaiting conveyances.
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Philadelphia
Montauk Point
Wickoff
Shinnecock
Jersey City
Oration at Altoona Reflects Welcoming of Fifth Pennsylvania
The Fifth regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, returned from Lexington, Kentucky, to Altoona with a large ovation. Companies B from Hollidaysburg and Bellefonte and Band L from Clearfield were banqueted at the Logan house and paraded through the streets. Five wounded soldiers were sent to Altoona hospital. Frank Wallace of company B Bellefonte fell from a train near Columbus and was likely fatally injured and taken to Columbus hospital.
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Altona
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Altowna
Lexington
Hollidaveburg
Bellefonte
Learfield
Logan House
Altoona Hospital
T Frank Wallace
Trein
Columbus
Columbus Hospital
British steamer Mount Tabour abandoned after fire off Cocotra
The British steamer Mount Tabour under Captain Janison, en route from Hull to Liverpool, was abandoned on fire near Cocotra island. the Tolena, from Calcutta to Hamburg, landed the crew and assisted in towing the burning Vesdel, which sustained damage in the effort.
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Aden
Mount Tabour
Janison
Hiolle
Liverpool
Cocotra
Tolena
Calcutta
Hamburg
Dameee
Salvation in Annexation
Archbishop Donal argues for ending Spanish rule in the Philippines to avoid bloodshed and insurgent conflict. He urges Western intervention, labels religious orders as a cause of unrest, and notes a large shift toward American allegiance among native and Spanish officials. The annexationists hold a 71 seat majority in the national assembly as debate continues.
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Manila
Associated
Preas
Docal
Philippine
Wis
Donal
Michigan Arrives From Santiana with Cuban Officers Aboard
The United States transport Michigan arrived from Santiana with two passengers including Captain Charles T. Baker and Captain F. Primelles of the Cuban army. Also aboard were Surgeons Kennedy and Agramonte, plus two U.S. Army officers and hospital staff. The ship passed health inspection and proceeded to Linerty Island for further instructions. The hostel and Train steamers separately sailed into port that morning.
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New York
Michigan
Santiana
Charlee T. Baker
Colistant
F. Primelles
Kennedy
Agramonte
United States Army
Wood Santtery
Linerty Island
Anwai
Quartermaster's Department
United States Transport Hostel
Montank
United States
Tompkinay Ile
Spanish peace commissioners named in official gazette
Madrid announces the appointment of Senor Movitero de Rios president of the senate along with Benor Abara guta Benor Garriga General Cerero and Sermor Villaurrati as peace commissioners. Tenores du Bose and Aranguren, formerly secretaries to the Spanish legation at Washington, have been transferred from St Petersburg to Vienna.
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Madrid
Ofcial Gazette
Senor Movitero de Rios
Senate
Benor Abaraguta
Benor Garriga
General Cerero
Sermor Villaurrati
Tenores du Bose
Aranguren
Spnnish
Legae
Washington
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Record-Setting Dog Race in California Studs Gladiator Victory
In a historic day at In gieside park California Gladiator defeated Tot Sturt to set a new coursing record. The acclaimed win marked the highest score in state racing history as spectators witnessed a landmark performance. Previous best at Sacramento Plains three years prior saw Nettle Conroy defeat Antile Rooney 38 to 1.
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California
Ron Fravecleeo
Dow
Ingieside Park
Gladiator
Tot Sturt
Sacramento Plains
Nettle Conroy
Antile Rooney
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania and Pony Region
Weather bulletin from Washington on September 16 forecasts Monday conditions for Necern Pennsylvania with fair skies and high temperatures near five plus prevailing winds. Western Pony area expected strong northerly winds and cooler temperatures with increasing cloud cover.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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