Redskin Forces Prepare to Fight Gen Bacon
Outbreak fears rise hourly in Winnesota as runners report preparations to confront General Bacon amid an ominous outlook.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1898
Page
1
FRIENDLY INDIANS SEEK COUNCIL OVER MASS AC T
Walker Minnesota October 12 Indian leaders travel by steamer Flora to seek an immediate council with Commissioner Jones. Peace party hopes to persuade Bear Island factions to surrender and avoid fighting while Bacon’s ultimatum faces scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Journal
Cass Lake
Bear Island
Bacon
Walker
Re Guave
Leech Lake
Mississippi River
Leech Lake Dam
Seelye
Brainerd
Big Fork
Walker, Minn
Jones
Sugar Point
Gus Beaulieu
Aloysius
Red Blanket
Flora
Beaulieu
Secretary of the Interior
Gen. Bacon
St. Paul
First Washington regiment to Manila from California units
Gen Merriam orders the First Washington regiment and battery A of California heavy artillery to Manila aboard the Valencia and Ohio. The Senator carries the Twenty third infantry battalion, the Oregon recruits and battery D of California heavy artillery. Expeditionary troops will have varied meals at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
San Francisco
Merriam
Valencia
Ohio
Washington
California Heavy Artillery
Oregon
Canton
George
Chicago
Saxton
Promises a Sensation From Obdam Arrival at Quarantine
The transport Obdam brings 250 sick and convalescents and 550 passengers to quarantine after sailing from Ponce and Santiago. Col Gibson hints at a startling story while praising care aboard. Ralph Harwyck recounts rough treatment in Porto Rico and asserts his Sixteenth Regiment faced Spaniards under fire with higher casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Gibson
Obdam
Porto Rico
Sentinel
New York
United States
Ponce
Santiago
Gov. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Col. Gibson
Ralph Harwyck
Dubois
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Transpor
Chief Magistrate at the Fair Receives Royal Reception
President McKinley and party were greeted by vast crowds in Omaha as they arrived for the visit. Shaking hands with locals, he earlier spoke briefly at Clinton and Mount Vernon, with cheers from Cedar Rapids marking the day’s record enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McKinley
Clinton
Allison
Curtis
Gov. Shaw
McKinley
Mount Vernon
Cornell University
Senator Allison
Cedar Rapids
Ak Sar Ben IV
Knights of
Ak Sar Ben
Equestrian Club
South Omaha
Knights
Dixon and
Sterling
Captain’s fight claim on Santiago victory report
The Naval Board reports the Santiago battle was essentially a captain’s fight. It states Schley is not entitled to credit for the victory, noting the fleet followed Rear Admiral Sampson’s general orders prepared for the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Board
Schley
Santiago
Sentinel
New York
Sampson
Bryan Favors Monthly Bimetallism Fund pledge letter
Colonel Bryan endorses a plan for monthly contributions to a bimetallism fund through October 1900. He urges appeal to common people to counter gold-standard financiers and finance a broader circulation of bimetallic literature. The note was sent from Jacksonville, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Chicago
W. Ji. Marvey
Ways and Means Committee
William J. Bryan
Jacksonville
Fla
Tin
Lincoln
Cuba
United States
Winliiam J. Bryan
Delirious Hospital Scenes Describe Fever Farce
The account recalls volunteers forced to leave their cots and witness dying comrades while fever raged. Delirium and madness followed as men were hospitalized and treated with neglect, exposing a grim struggle and shameful care conditions.
Wheeler Now in Command of Fourth Army Corps
Huntsville Alabama October 12 General Joseph Wheeler arrived just after midnight to assume command of the Fourth army corps succeeding General Coppinger. Wheeler is reported in excellent health and ready for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Huntsville
Ala
Joseph Wheeler
Fourth Army Corps
Coppinger
No Official Action Yet on Philippines Peace Commission
The Peace Commission has not yet considered the matter in a joint session. Members have not reached a decision and no official action is recorded at this time.
Peace talks debate Cuban debt and Philippine questions in Paris
The Paris peace commissions focus on Cuba Porto Rico and Guam with the Philippines not yet on the agenda. Spain seeks U S assumption of Cuban debt while the Americans resist. Alger report highlights campaign plans and shifts noting Tampa base and Cuba fleet actions. Jackson reports a 24 hour yellow fever record with 11 cases and mass depopulation movement.
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Washington
Paris
Philippines
Joint Commission
Manila Bay
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Guam
Peace Commission
M. Cambon
America
Philippine Islands
Spain
the Sentinel
War Investigating Commission
Alger
War Department
Tampa
Havana
Cervera
Bay of
Santiago
Sampson
Secretary of the Navy
Miles
Jackson
Miss
Board of Health
Purnell
Kunkel poisoning case dominates Lawrence talk
The body of Mrs. Kunkel was removed and her brain sent to the university for analysis, along with flesh samples. The defense argues Mrs. Kunkel killed her daughter Birdie Comingore and then committed suicide, presenting self destruction as the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kan
Kunkel
Boy Fatally Shot Running Before Cannon Salute
Boone Iowa October 12 A 17 year old boy Fred Reinhart ran in front of a cannon as a presidential train arrived and a salute was fired. His head was blown off in the accident leaving witnesses in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone, Ia
Fred Reinhart
Quarantine Lines Discussed at Interstate Livestock Meeting
At the second annual meeting in South Omaha delegates from Colorado Illinois Missouri Kansas Ohio Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Kentucky Nebraska discussed quarantine regulations. The first order of business was selecting a committee to study and establish a quarantine line.
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Omaha
Neb
Interstate Association of Live Stock Sanitary Boards
South Omaha
Colorado
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Kentucky
Nebraska
Marae
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Winnesota
Reds
Wm. McKinley
Iowa
Lively Times
France
Col
Bryan
Columbia, Mo
Bishop Daniels
Tuttle
Missouri Society, Sons of the Revolution
Gates
Appares
the Peace Commission
United
War Investigating Committee
Ott’s Drug Store
Ohio Street
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