Boise Public Schools Open With 1005 Pupils To Attendance
A Boise Idaho dispatch reports the public schools opened with 1,005 pupils in attendance. The text also notes interrupted mail service, transport plans for deaf and blind children to Vancouver, and a range of local incidents and projects across the region including mining, farming accidents, and infrastructure developments.
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Boise
Kigin
Kuotenal County
Kinida
Vancouver
Payette
Garden City
Agnew
Proposals to curb trusts at Mt Louis convention
A Texas governor led gathering of governors and attorneys general from fifteen states to adopt resolutions against monopolies. They urged uniform state and national laws to define and punish attempted monopolization, restrict foreign corporations, prevent cross ownership, require strong examination, and ensure full capital payment with double liability for overissued stock.
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St Lousa
Sayers
Texas
Auch Atate
Supreme Courts
Union
Ex Congressman Jerry Simpson Booted From Platform
In Wichita Kansas on Sept 14 Jerry Simpson, ex congressman, was ejected while addressing a local f. A. R. meeting. He praised Aguinaldo’s forces and sparked disruption as audience members questioned his references and shouted mixed reactions.
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Wichita
Kaos
Jerry Simpson
Simpson
Aguinaldo
Jteta
John Hrown
US Troops Occupy Churches in Manila Telegram Report
General Otis telegram states sixteen churches in Manila were occupied by American troops, with three convents also occupied. Religious services were reportedly not interfered with, and church properties previously under the In cuts Church were respected though not fully perfected by all troops.
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Washington
Manila
War Department
General Otis
United States
Incuts
Oll
WANT DREYFUS TO LECTURE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA
Vancouver Sept. 1 A movement in this city seeks to hire Captain Dreyfus for lectures in Europe and America. W R Jackson, Savoy Theater proprietor, cables an offer of £30 per day plus expenses for one year, with bonds and satisfaction guaranteed. French consul referenced.
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Capitelate
Vancouver
W. R. Jackson
Savoy Theater
Dreyfus
Europe
America
Jackson
Diventine
Reneh
Governors Meet at St Louis Trust Convention
Governors from Arkansas Tennessee Michigan Missouri Colorado and Iowa with attorney generals and officials from several states gather at the Planters Hotel St Louis to discuss vast questions. Sessions Thursday will conclude with speeches by Missouri Governor Stevens and Iowa Governor Shaw.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Michigan
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa
Montana
Indiana
Missinsippi
Washington
Sayers
Texan
Planters’ Hotel
Stevens
Shaw
Dreyfus Pardoned Amid Quiet Public Response
Paris reports the cabinet decided in principle to pardon Alfred Dreyfus with the act to take effect soon, and Dreyfus relinquished his appeal. The city showed little excitement or protest, while supporters pledge to pursue charges against the generals and other officers alleged to have misled the case.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Dreyfus
Libre Parole
Carrain
Dreyfusards
Wreck of Morgan City Narrowly Averts Disaster
Washington reports detail the inland sea wreck of the American transport Morgan City off Iwoshima in Japan. The ship struck a reef at dawn and rode the rocks until daylight, then rolled into deep water. By alternating crews, the vessel was steadied and all soldiers were saved though the ship later slid back into six fathoms.
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Washington
Morgan City
Japan
Iwoshima
Admirale
Insurgents Offer to Deliver Prisoners to General Otis
Secretary Root received a cable from General Otis reporting insurgents offering to hand over American prisoners and seek permission to parley. Though sincerity is in doubt, troops will not delay and a visit to Otis will be arranged. The insurgents promised to deliver Lieutenant Gilmore and thirteen Yorktown crew members believed held in an insurgent prison.
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Washington
Root
Otis
Otuss
Gilmore
Yorktown
Attempt to Wreck Montane Central at Tron Siding
An attempted wreck on Sept 31 east of Helena aimed at the Montana Central passenger train. obstructions of rails and ties were set on a grade but spotted by a freight train climbing the hill, preventing disaster. Great Northern official IL. Byrom posted a $1,000 reward for arrests and conviction.
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Montana
Montana Central Railroad
Tron Siding
Byrom
Great Northern
Great Falls
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