Federal and State Authorities Move to Quell Revolt
Federal and state authorities coordinate to quell the revolt as hard work and mapped plans proceed. Local leaders urge decisive action to restore order and protect citizens amid growing unrest.
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11 Oct 1898
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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1898
Page
1
Indian Council Held Amid Minnesota unrest and troop moves
Washington and Minnesota officials report coordination to quell an Indian uprising with troops ready at Fosston and other points. An Indian council at Walker signaled acceptance of terms offered by Gen. Bacon while chiefs at Bear Island signaled willingness to cooperate. A White Earth grand council denounced the mischief and pledged loyalty to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Bacon
Walker
Clough
Brainerd & Northern
Bermidji
Casslake
Fosston
Mississippi
Bena
Ball Club Lake
Park River
Ned Gay Bug Enanaway Rusho
Pine Point
Adjt
Muehlberg
State Militia
Deer River
Minnesota
Great Northern Road
Leech Lake Reservation
Walker, Minn
Indian Council
Flatmouth
Gen
Tinker
Bones
Indian Bureau
Washington
War
Interior Department
Corbin
Fourth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Seventeenth Infantry
Columbus Barracks
St. Paul
Duluth
D. C. Blanchard
Northern Pacific
Parker
Justin
McGregor
Portage Lake
Here
Carleton
White Earth
Leech Lake
The Gripman Lost His Mind in Chicago
In Chicago on October 11, John B. Jessen, a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripman
John B. Jessen
Gripman Goes Mad, Steers PassengerTrain Two Miles Without Incident
A gripman on the South State street cable line suddenly became insane and drove a loaded train from Twenty second to Madison streets, a distance exceeding two miles, without any accident occurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripman
South State Street
Twenty-second
Madison Streets
Imperial Edict Cracks Down on Reform Press in China
Oct 11 Pekin reports an edict demanding suppression of the native press and punishment for editors. Officials who signed memorials in favor of reform are dismissed from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pekin
Missouri Soldier Shoots Wife's Black Lover in Lexington
St Louis Oct 11 Charles Kemm a private in company E second Missouri volunteers stationed at Lexington Ky shot and killed Leslie Wesley a Negro with whom he found his wife living Kemm was on fur lough nowhere on parade merits unclear but he shot Wesley at Lexington Kentucky after discovering his wife lodging with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles Kemm
Second
Missouri Volunteers
Lexington
Leslie Wesley
Kansas Baptists Meet in Newton at Annual Convention
The annual convention of Kansas Baptists opened in Newton with the State Ministerial association session. Rev. W. A. Cain of Medicine Lodge preached the annual sermon. Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Neil oversee chapel car No. 5, part of a five-car Baptist operation nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Newton
Sentinel
Kan
Annua Convention of the Baptists of
Kansas
State Ministerial Association
W. A. Cain
Medicine Lodge
G. Neil
United States
Baptists
Troops in Lexington Homicide Stir Camp Hamilton
A homicide at Camp Hamilton near Lexington, Kentucky involves the death of a private. Authorities report disturbances tied to the incident and ongoing military investigations. The case impacts troop morale and security measures at the base.
Mob Forms to Lynch Guard After Regimental Killing
A mob of 300 to 400 men from the Twelfth New York regiment seized a train at Camp Hamilton with the intent to raid the county jail in Lexington Kentucky and lynch Pro vost Guard Kitchen after a private in the regiment was killed. Rioting followed drunken carousals since pay day as the incident escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
New York Regiment
Camp Hamilton
Hefferman
New York
Alvin Kitchen
Kentucky
Kitchen
Holbrook
Waite
Langden
Twelfth New York Regiment
Sixth
Massachusetts
Col. Leonard
Twelfth
Eight Deaths Reported Among Undergraduates Last Year
The record notes eight fatalities involving men who were in the undergraduate department during the previous year. Further details and context are not provided in the readable text.
Drunken Soldier Shot in Jacksonville With Fatal Wounding
In Jacksonville on October 11 John Corbett of the First North Carolina was shot and fatally wounded by Clint Robinson of the Fourth Illinois after Corbett assaulted Robinson with an ax. Robinson fired initially into the air but was forced to shoot to save his life. Corbett is not expected to survive the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
John Corbett
North Carolina
Clint Robinson
Illinois
Corbett
Robinson
Rumors of Depredations Overstated on San Juan Island
Wild rumors of depredations in the western part of the island circulate but show little foundation. Inquiries indicate the tales, of Spanish origin, are greatly exaggerated and only a disorderly element pursues vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Weyler Appears to Align With Republicans in Spain
Madrid reports Gen Weyler, recently arrived from the Balearic Islands, is believed to have chosen among Spain's factions and is now allied with the Republicans. The correspondent notes unease in monarchist circles over the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
New York
Madrid
the Tribune
Weyler
Balearic Islands
Peace jubilee trains reach Chicago and Wheeling
President McKinley traveled by private rail to Chicago and will join the peace jubilee, with a large party including Bliss Wilson Meiklejohn and Porter. officials and governors plan to attend on President's Day. Riots, casualties, and mob actions unfold around Camp Hamilton and jail in Indiana and New York troops handle the unrest. Colorado forest fires resurge with Gothic threatened as snow proves brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McKinley
Omaha
Canton
Pennsylvania
Bliss
Wilson
Meiklejohn
John Addison Porter
Smith
Gage
Gov. Shaw
Iowa
Clinton
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Gen
Miles
Thurston
Ohio River
Colorado
Marble
Col
Elk Mountain
Pittsburg
Gothic
Farmer Bart Hunsley Charged With Assault Near Larned
Bart Hunsley, a farmer near Larned Kansas, is charged with criminally assaulting his two stepdaughters aged 1 and 9. Officers arresting him found he was a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Hunsley
Larned
Kan
Hunsley
Harvard Crimson War Service List Reveals 144 Names
The Harvard Crimson reports a wartime roster of 144 Harvard men serving in U S military or naval forces, including 82 in the Army and 62 in the Navy. The record highlights students and alumni from Cambridge Massachusetts and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
The
Harvard Crimson
United States
Evacuation Timetable for Colonies Reported
Madrid reports the Porto Rico evacuation to finish next week and Cuba by end of November. Government uses 21 ships to repatriate troops who have June pay. upon landing in Spain they receive two months pay civilian clothes and mustering out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Porto Rico
Cuba
Spain
Big Theft Charge Shocks Springfield Prices
Albert Stanley and George H Ritter were arrested in Springfield charged with robbing wealthy farmer Frederick Leka of 14000. Stanley confessed. Leka hid his wealth in the Stanley home area and barn. his wife alerted police after discovering the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lil
Albert Stanley
George H. Ritter
Frederick Leka
Stanley
Leka
Stanleys
Stanley House
First Missouri Volunteer Infantry Muster Out
The First Missouri Volunteer Infantry, on furlough for a month, is encamped at Jefferson Barracks to be mustered out. Each member will undergo another medical examination, delaying final discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Volunteers
St. Louis
Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
War Investigation Probes Culver Hysell and Gallagher
A wartime inquiry convened yesterday to examine Capt. Culver Dr. Hysell and Maj. Gallagher, as officers and doctors respond to questions raised by the commission.
Typhoid Shadows Sinks and Ration Shortage in Cuban Campaign
The war investigation commission heard Capt. Culver of the Rough Riders and Dr. Hysell cite typhoid tied to uncovered sinks at Camp Thomas. Maj. Gallagher described Siboney rations, noting two sparse days for coffee and sugar but overall adequate supplies despite a brief shortage due to high surf and a later move to El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Investigation Commission
Culver
Grigsby
Rough Riders
Hysell
Camp Thomas
Gallagher
Santiago
J. W. Culver
Chickamauga
Capt. Culver
Iysell
First Army Corps
Hugh J. Gallagher
Siboney
San Juan
Montauk Point
el Paso
Col. Denby
Maj. Gallagher
Montauk
Fever Situation Deepens Across Teelson Area
The fever outbreak in Teelson Mississippi spreads to North Jackson as infection reaches all city districts. Officials report rising cases and warn residents to take precautions amid worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelson
Miss
Jackson
New
Health official urges evacuation for refugees
Dr. Purnell, state health officer, issued a proclamation urging all parties who can leave at once for northern or other points where refugees will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnell
Not to Join Dewey's Fleet
Commodore Albert Kautz, newly appointed commander of the Pacific squadron, said in Chicago that battleships Oregon and Iowa ordered to sail from New York to Honolulu are not bound to reinforce Dewey's fleet and will remain with the Pacific squadron on the way to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Chicago
Oregon
Iowa
New York
Honolulu
Albert Kautz
Pacific
Pro-America View on Philippine Sovereignty after Paris Peace Talks
Washington observers say the Paris peace negotiations will likely end with Spain losing sovereignty over the entire Philippine group. The US would retain Luzon, while conditions for restoring sovereignty over the rest are deemed unacceptable to Spain. Negotiations are expected to close with the United States in possession of the whole archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peace Commission
Paris
Spain
Luzon
United States
Knights Templar Meet in Pittsburgh Amid Citywide Festivities
In Pittsburgh crowds of about 50 000 attend the Knights Templar conclave as electric lights glisten. Street traffic halts and pedestrians crowd the streets while a fire at the Richelieu hotel on Liberty street endangers the block but injuries are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Knights Templar
Richelieu
Liberty Street
Union Depot
Camps for American Troops Near Guaranjay
The American commission in Havana visited Guaranjay and nearby areas in Pinar del Rio to select camp sites for troops. They plan a camp on the hills around Guaranjay and report the first troops may arrive by November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Special American Commission
Guaranjay Mariel
Pinar del Rio
Guaranjay
Blanco Orders Surrender Or Embarkation for Eight-Year Officers
Havana dispatch reports General Blanco ordering officers who served over five years to be ready to sail by October 20 to avoid surrendering the Spanish flag. Last week Havana recorded 555 deaths, the highest toll to date. Meanwhile Fifth Missouri Populists nominated George Wilson of Lexington for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanco
Havana
Missouri
George Wilson
Lexington
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas Baptists
Lynch the Guard
Portugal
Uncle Sam
President McKinley
Gen. Miles
Iberian
Commission
Philippine Islands
Knights Templar Meeting
Red Cross
Ohio Street
Arpet
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