Salisbury's Appeal for Support as Warning to Africa
A London dispatch reports Tord Salisbury Sir, urging electors to back a strong parliamentary majority to sustain the Queen's government. He argues unity is the only way to convince Boers in South Africa of Britain's resolve and criticizes Morley Rosebery and others for opposing the adminis tration's policy.
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Astonfarnd
London
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South Africa
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Estes Danifestes
Bryan's Itinerary for Campaign Tour
William Bryan leaves Chicago for a hurried campaign swing starting Tuesday morning with rain hindering travel. He plans Nebraska City speech Wednesday night, then eastern Iowa and states including North and South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana. The trip may extend to West Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey and New York as Civil Representatives meet in Indianapolis on October 4.
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Burlington
Bryans
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Jono
New York
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Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Picquart to Be Reinstated Amid Dreyfus Firestorm
An exclusive wire report from The Associated Press states the executive of state has decided to reinstate Colonel Picquart in response to the Dreyfus affair controversy. The announcement cites Captain Dreyfus and the public stir surrounding the case as influencing factors.
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London
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Otate
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Our Navy to Show Force in China
The United States Navy readies a strengthened Asiatic squadron to assert American interests in the Chinese settlement. The Kentucky heads to New York for voyage to Asia while Annapolis Wickline Dorothea and other craft join the station. officials seek to deter foreign actions and secure U S influence amid the unfolding Chinese questions.
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Nir
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Orient
United States
Harry
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New York
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Annapolis
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Europe
Texas Cloudburst Causes Property Damage and Hail Fears
A cloudburst near the New Coe river district in Texas damaged property and disrupted livestock as description notes a 25 foot fall in five hours and mentions cattle and herders affected, with several men including a noted sheepman reported in the area.
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Puy Sen Antente
Texas
Newcoe River
Tyglde
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Agetier
Roosevelt in Wyoming political tour draws crowd across towns
The article reports on President Theodore Roosevelt's whirlwind Wyoming visit with stops in multiple towns. It notes crowd reactions and party officials coordinating events in Rawhide Medicine Bow Laramie and Cheyenne as supporters praise his agenda.
Tramps Fire On Train Wounds Fireman Near Lehigh Valley Station
An Amoviate Prem report from Wilkow Tare notes on a September 88 incident at Wyaluing station where two windows were damaged by turlet holes and a fireman was shot through a window. The crew stopped to inspect the train finding the door locked. Thome Nordat, weak but able to give a brief account, said attackers sought admission and fired revolvers through windows. The wounded man is not expected to recover.
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Wilkow
Lehigh Valley
President at Canton Receives Visitors at McKinley Home
A quiet day at the McKinley home in Canton as President McKinley and Mr. McKinley received visitors during the morning. A few friends called at the house in the day and evening while church attendance was noted at the Pint Presbyterian church.
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Pires
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McKinley
Disorder in San Juan as Federalists face mob attack
A Porto Rican political clash erupts in San Juan when Federalist presses are destroyed in broad daylight amid mob threats. Police fail to halt violence as arrests are few and leaders rally in support of federal authority while calls for self government grow amid unrest.
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House of Delegates
Foraker
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Sevenies
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Moore
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Victor MH. Pinkney
Insurgents Active in Mindanao Amidst Fierce Clashes
Reports from Manila on September 28 describe continued insurgent activity with heightened clashes in the countryside. Influential factions and allied groups in the region pursue rapid advances as American forces outline casualties and ongoing engagements along the front lines.
Fragmented Interview Critiques Debated Election Trust
The interview with Mr. Hanna covers questions about election law, party unity, and nonpartisan issue handling. It questions why the Democratic party has not backed laws regulating county consolidations and notes Republicans' defense while calling for debate between candidates.
Hobson Is Grieved Over Spanish Ships Comment
The article reports Hobson denying intent to offend Dewey while discussing Spanish ships. It notes a Vancouver interview confusion and explains his stance on sinking ships by raising them above water, and his view that Spanish attempts to sink vessels were equally effective with shells.
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Montreal
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George D'VyS Dead in Johns Hopkins After Pneumonia
From Worcester reports the surviving member of the United States expedition to a polar region died in Johns Hopkins Hospital. George D'VyS born in Baltimore is recorded as having contracted pneumonia during a harsh expedition voyage.
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Velief
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Baltimone
Ashe
Marshal Campos Dead in Madrid Incident
An obituary notice reports the death of Marshal Campos at about 10 o'clock this morning in Sarita, with mention of the source as an exclusive wire from The Associate in Madrid. The fragmentary text notes Marval Martines de Campos as the deceased.
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Presa
Madrid
Marval Martines de Campos
Sarita
Han Sobowtlay
Shenandoah Prepares for Riot Response and Mine Resumption
General Gobin to station troops at key avenues as miners plan to return to work in Shenandoah. Alderman Millar named provost marshal with guards on central street corners. Proclamations ban street crowds as five battalions of infantry guardCollieries and oversee order amid tense expectancies.
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Millan
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David
Eighth Regiment Moves Toward McAdoo and Nearby Posts
The Eighth will rail to McAdoo about fifteen miles away. Two battalions of the Fourth will patrol roads to Keeler Tun Indian Ridge and Shenandoah City col vertes on the north. The Governor's troop heads to Mahanoy City. General Gobin holds Battery C in reserve unless needed. Organizer George Harris of the United Mine Workers arrived to aid miners union efforts. The Eighth rode Main Street in a dress parade as regimental line formed and arms were manned, drawing a vast crowd.
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George Harris
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Guard Leaders Warn of Possible Trouble in Shen andwich Region
Sept 22 reports say National Guard at Tarrinburg is prepared as strikes in the Shenwich area show no serious trouble. Adjutant General Stewart and Governor Stone monitor movements with Major Gener Miller and Col. Elliott on duty. The Ninth and Thirteenth regiments remain held in reserve. total strength nears three thousand across infantry, cavalry, and artillery units.
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National Guard
Tarrinburg
Stewart Wee
Movernor Stone
No Change in Lehigh Region Prompts Robbery Trials
In September near Wilkes-Barre prominent families were arrested on charges of highway robbery during a pierced midnight raid. The men named Hamilton Farnham Van Buren FR Howard and A J Shoemaker faced hearings after being accused of robbing Polfel Hiquier at Prestand. Deputies collected evidence as the case moved toward a Justice of the Peace hearing scheduled early morning.
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Sundaw
Hasieton
Shor Harvey
Hiamilton Farnham
van Buren
Howard
A. J. Shoemaker
Lund
News Highlights and Local Updates From Siemundiealy
The page lists general posts and society notes with multiple named figures and events. It mentions political commentaries, educational contests, editorial items, local strike coverage, and regional notices across areas including Scranton and Suburban.
Mine strike deepens as officers seek guidance and unity
Officials report Belle Vue mine will not resume today as mass meeting and Laurel Hill Park rally unfold. The strike enters its second week with fuel shortages and business losses weighing on nonstrikers, while leaders urge discipline and lawful conduct amid tensions.
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