McKinley to Speak in the West on Key Campaign Trip
President McKinley plans several Western speeches early next month that aides expect will influence the fall campaign, especially in Ohio. He may appear briefly in Ohio then travel to Chicago and Galesburg for events, with possible joint appearances alongside Roosevelt and Minnesota troops to rally support for the administration. The trips aim to bolster endorsement for policy and party unity.
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Washington
Dpd. C
McKinley
Ohio
United States
Hay
Smith
Leewer
Onio
Roosevelt
Rooevelt
Ohie
Chicago
Galesburg
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Prospecting Tale of Clutter in the Canadian Northwest
Denver man Jacob F. Clutter recounts four years in the barren grounds between Great Bear Lake and the Arctic Ocean. He describes poring through the region for a rumored gold mine, enduring a brutal trek, and later turning to fur trading with the Hudson's Bay Company controls. He notes limited wildlife, scarce vegetation, and missionary tensions with local Indigenous groups.
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Jacob F. Clutter
Denver
Cot
Michael
Canadian Northwest
Great Slave Lake
Arctic Ocean
Mr. Clutter
Far North
Clutter
Hotel
York
Conrad Clerfhue
Great Brave Lake
Canadas
Geoffrey Deland
Hudson's Bay Company
Deland
Hudson's Bay Poste
Clerihue
Great Sinve Lake
Tarren
Great Slave Take
Fort McPherson
Herschel Island
Great Bear Lake
Flarren Grounds
Thompson
Arctic
Otis defends Catholic churches in Philippines
Gen Otis reports to the War Department that 16 churches are occupied by U S troops in various locations New occupancies include four partial and three convents with services uninterrupted He notes 13 of the 16 churches were previously held by insurgents and asserts church property is respected and protected by American troops.
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Washington, D. C
Otis
War Department
Philippines
United States
Stock Exchange imposes transfer proof on miners sales
At the Seattle Stock Exchange an option on 4 000 Gold en Tunnel shares and 1 000 more were sold with buy at 30 days and buy at 50c for 9 day respectively. The exchange now requires proof of actual transfer of stock for all sales to curb washing and misreading by fake sales. The management also insists funds raised be used for mining development. Brokers back the rules as beneficial to mining promotion.
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Seattle Stock Exchange
Golden Tunnel
Exchange
The African War Cloud Looms Over Britain and South Africa
London crowds greet cabinet members as talks on mobilization unfold. Chamberlain to send a second note to Kruger while Redvers Buller prepares to command forces in South Africa. Telegraphic updates link Pretoria ongoing council talks with Britain’s war plans and reinforcements. A Bombay steamer carries more troops toward Natal.
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London
Downing Street
Foreign Office
Marquis Landsdowne
Chamberlain
Halph Knox
War Office
Transvaal
Kruger
South Africa
England
India
Moers
Steyn
Orange Free State
Lord Wolteley
Bir
Redvers Tuller
Cape Town
Pal Stall Oeeette
Cape Colony
Toonewaal
Lombard Street
Moore
Redvers Buller
Cebu unrest and Manila relief plans in Philippine news
War department dispatches report restless Cebu residents though peaceful, with Chinese in Cebu town watchers and Twenty-third Infantry camp nearby. Provisions of military rule in Cavite ease, Manila hopes for almshouse expansion and shelter for incurables, plus school enrollment figures and tea trade interests in Formosa merchants.
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D. C
Accord
Cebu
Aibong
Twenty-third Infantry
United States
Lslands
Manila
Cavite
Son
Don Joes
Ely
Formosa
Philippines
Negros
Navy orders swap gunboat Nash ville to San Domingo
Navy department cabled orders sending gunboat Nash ville from Gibraltar Cuba to San Domingo to relieve the cruiser New Orleans guarding American interests. New Orleans to proceed to New York to rejoin squadron seen relieved. Official advices from San Domingo are reassuring about Jimines rise and guarantee American investments under the regime.
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Washi
Navy Department
Nashville
Gihara
Cuba
San Domingo
New Orleans
New York
Dominican
United States
Jimines
A Home for Laboring Men Neighborhood Presbyterian Initiative
A Westminster church project converts a laboring men home into a multi floor facility. The lower floor holds baths toilets and wash rooms while the second floor provides sleeping rooms. A large reading room will store class materials. The home aims to be affordable and not charitable, covering running costs. A sick ward serves men who cannot go to the city hospital. A. J. Bair, formerly with the Charity Organization society, leads operations.
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Christian League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. J. Bair
Charity Organization Society
Counterfeit Ring Bound Over After Police Arrests
Joseph Catharine, tied to a plaster mold used for forging silver dollars, was bound over to await federal grand jury action after Monday night arrests. Dan McMillan, arrested with him, faces a hearing. Police searched their rooms and found metal believed destined for bogus coins.
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Joseph Catharine
Federal Grand Jury
Dan McMillan
Benefit concert for soldiers at Beatuie theater
Advance sale promises a crowded Beatuie theater for George Forteon Reltles corps benefit aiding sick Washington soldiers returning from Manila. Wagner's band and a string quartet with Mrs Whittelsey and other singers perform. Local relief corps receive broad support for the charitable event.
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George
Arrest for Assault with Deadly Weapon in Gore Case
Mrs Mary McMann well known to police arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. She allegedly approached Cameron on Eighth Avenue South and threatened to kill her. Cameron ran into a house, and two shots were fired. Officer Tripp made the arrest.
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Mary McMann
Cameron
Eighth Avenue South
Canadian relief expedition aids miners on Edmonton trail
A relief expedition dispatched by the Canadian government from Dawson, led by Corporal Kirving and Constable Boke of the Northwest Mounted Police, started in September and will travel to Fort McPherson to assist any stranded miners along the Edmonton trail.
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Edmonton Trail
Corp. Kirving
Constable Boke
Northwest Mounted Police
Dawson
Fort McPherson
Gasfitters Strike Continues as Talks Planned
The gasfitters declare the strike is not over and vow to fight to a finish. C D Smith, chairman of the strikers committee, cites wage demands and jobber recognition as priorities. Union actions forced fitters from the Armory where they worked for the exposition, prompting a meeting between plumbers and the firm at 5 o'clock to resolve issues.
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C. D. Smith
Star
Maefittere
Armory
A8 Company
O'Clock
Goonstitters
Tomorow
Mail Route Map Returns From Alaska Exploitation Party
P. W. Morley Jr of Capt. E F Genns Alaska exploration party has returned and heads to Washington City to prepare a mail route map and arrange winter work for the three exploration parties in interior Alaska. Capt. Glenn is expected to come out around mid November.
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W. Morley, Jr
E. F. Genn
Alaska
Washington City
Capt. Glenn
Judge Piper Buried At Masonic Temple Funeral
Judge William G. Piper was buried in a large funeral at the Masonic Temple at 2 PM with services led by the Beattie Hite Masons. Pallbearers included T. J. Humes J. A. Stratton William Hickman Moore Samuel H. Piles John W. Pratt and Thomas P. Ficke. The ceremony drew many friends and city business leaders. The New England steamer arrived with boxer Jim Jeffries aboard and was greeted by Manager Brady and a sports crowd on a bay-side tug with a band.
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William G. Piper
Masonic Temple
Beattioh Hite Masons
T. J. Humes
J. A. Stratton
William Hickman Moore
Samuel H. Piles
John W. Pratt
Thomas P. Ficke
Robton
New England
Jim Jeffries
Brady
Delagoa Bay Transfer Reported by Pioneer
The Pioneer states England has arranged with Portugal to take possession of Delagoa Bay on October 1. In Cumberland West Virginia Absolom Kewer John Gross and Anna Dolan were killed by robbers near Pawpaw. Kester's home burned and the funeral for Augustus Bush held at Bonney Stewart's chapel.
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Allahabad
England
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Cumberland
Absolom Kewer
John Gross
Anna Dolan
Pawpaw
W. Va
Kester
Augustus Bush
Lake Union
Bonney & Stewart
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