Hanna Aims for McKinley Renomination and Victory
The Silver State notes Senator M. A. Hanna arriving in New York and predicting McKinley will be renominated and win. He argues the era of Republican prosperity continues, cites trust issues, Philippine policy, and the Dreyfus case abroad, urging noninterference and highlighting English life and governance. He avoids Ohio politics and comments briefly on Roosevelt as VP.
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M. A. Hanna
St. Louie
Southampton
England
Mr. Hanna
McKkinley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Sliver
United States
Hanna
Ohio
McLean
Dreyfux
Bryan voices opposition to trusts at Chicago trust conference
Chicago reports Colonel William Jennings Bryan addressing the Civic Federation Trust Conference at Central Music Hall. He argues monopoly is indefensible, warns that even a single powerful trust harms society, and outlines remedies including state and federal controls, anti watered stock rules, and a Congress licensing scheme to curb corporate power.
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Chicago
Civic Federation ‘Trust
Central Music Hall
Wr. J. Bryan
Bryan
W. Rourke Cochran
Stanley
Kansas
Lincoln
Congress
Menagchy
Prinew
Fio
Delaware
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Washington Posters Spur Demand to Halt Death Decree
Washington dispatches report a Foreign Office note urging the Interior to halt a death sentence amid calls from officials and press despatches from Manila. The case involves Corporal Darohetter cited as a recent execution target, with Lowther noted among those advocating clemency as the public reacts to the warning.
Senator Foster Delays Sentence for Insult Charge
At the White House Senator Foster learned from the President that no caxes had arrived from General Otte. He promised a full hearing for the condemned men once papers came. Foster then went to the War Department and spoke with Adjutant-General Corbin, who said General Oda would be cabled to urge delaying the sentence until the Department forwards the facts.
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Sixteenth Infantry
Foster Wa
Genera Otte
Foster
White House
War Department
Corbin
Oda
Thirty-Second Is Bound West Regiment to Philippines
The thirty-second regiment recruited at Port Leavenworth Kansas passes through Kansas City bound for the Philippines. With 1283 enlisted men and 48 officers, they sail from San Francisco on September 20. Arriving in five sections the troops parade the streets as cheering crowds greet them. A grandstand ceremony presents colors and a ninety-piece concert precedes a luncheon. Soldiers receive ribboned packages of tobacco and cigars.
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Kansas City
Port Leavenworth
Kansas
Philippines
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Nicaragua's New Government Faces Transition
Dr FG Bonilla, named governor, has arrived from Greytown to replace Antonio Estrada as Intendente. Formal transfer not yet done. Bonilla, former Supreme Court president, will back Zelaya's reforms, pledge coast protection, promote trade, and ease past tensions with foreign colonies.
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New Orleans
FG Bontila
Greytown
Antonio Estrada
Supreme Court of the Nation
Zelaya
Coast Department
Dr. Bonilla
War in Africa Seems Probable Front Leaves for Pretoria
War in Africa seems probable as troops depart London for the front. The cry All Aboard for Pretoria greets them, signaling readiness for a distant campaign and the opening of hostilities abroad.
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Africa
Pretoria
London
Front
Transvaal government reply handed to British agent
The Transvaal government reply was given to British agent Conyngham Greene at 1 AM in Pretoria. It will be officially published Monday at 9 AM. There are no further developments in the situation.
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Pretoria
Transvaal
Conyngham Greene
Carpenters Threaten Strike as Pretoria Battles Britain
Dispatches from New York and London report 8500 joiners may quit in the Transvaal dispute over wages from 3.50 to 4 a day as South Africa drums toward possible war. Troops sail for Natal amid public enthusiasm while Pretoria fears the consequences of rejecting British terms.
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New York
Transvaal
Pretoria
Ngs
Great Britain
South Africa
Northumberland Fusileers
Army Service Corps
Ordnance Corps
Gaul
Southampton
Natal
Allershot
Waterloo Station
George Stewart White
Pantal Castle
Plymouth
White
Roers
Cape Town
Quarantine Declared Against Several Southern Cities
Charleston reports the Board of Health has quarantined New Orleans, Key West, Pass Christian, Mississippi City, and Jackson due to yellow fever. Augusta authorities extend quarantine to all infected cities and any points with fever reports, tightening regional control.
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Board of Health
New Orleans
Key West
Pass Christian
Mississippi City
Jackson
Augusta
Carter’s Attorney Returns From Abroad
Wayne Meagh, counsel for Captain Carter, who has been abroad for health, returned today on the St Louis. He refused to discuss the Carter case but said he would go to Washington within a day or two.
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New York
Wayne Meagh
Carter
American Line
St. Louis
Washington
Town Destruction by Lightning Reported
Kingston Jamaica dispatch notes a continuous series of thunderstorms in mountainous districts after recent cyclones. London Manchester reports complete destruction by lightning with no fatalities.
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Kingston
Jamaica
London
Manchester
New Transport In Commission Cassius Collier
The Navy Department transfers the collier Cassius to the War Department to be converted into a transport. It will carry a full regiment and was formerly the German passenger steamer Raatia.
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Washington
Navy Department
War Department
Cassius
Raatia
Tennessee Miners Resume Work In Ducktown Strike Settlement
Ducks town Sulphur Copper and Iron Company will restart operations Monday after a recent strike was amicably settled. In London four deaths aboard a Norwegian vessel prompted quarantine fears as reports circulated from Falmouth.
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Ducktown
Tenn
London
Falmouth
Fire devastates Callao as ships battle blaze
Reports from Lima say a serious fire at Callao broke out in the early hours and was only subdued by 8 AM. Many buildings were destroyed, with great losses reported as authorities and rescue crews worked amid the smoke and embers.
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Callao
Lima
Peru
Painful Accident Injures Al Kennedy While Riding
Al Kennedy sustained painful injuries this morning while exercising his horse. The horse bolted and Kennedy was thrown, injuring his groin and head. Dr. W. L. Samuels found a punctate wound on the head. extent of the head injury is not yet known.
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al. Kennedy
Eagle Mine at Foltz Engages Four Men for Work
W A Corbivre of Forte, recently through Guisonda, has engaged four men to work at the Eagle mine at Paltz. The mine is bonded to several parties, and once the blasting machinery arrives and is positioned, additional workers will be employed.
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W. A. Corbivre
Forte
Guisonda
Eagle
Paltz
Aoon Ae
Local arrivals and departures fill Paradise visit hours
W. W. Gilbert of Paradise is in town Leroy Arnold arrives from Blackrock J H Job recently back from Blackrock Jobo Ro Sayers of San Pranvises lived on No 3 yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs A Relohirt return to Golconda Mrs FE Reid and three daughters return from visiting relatives at McDermit Rev FM Greenfield arrives from Austin to take charge Mrs KL Williams and daughter, after visiting relatives at Paradise, continue to their home at Reno
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Paradise
Leroy Arnold
Blackrock
J. H Job
Jobo Ro Sayers
San Pranvises
No.3
Mra. A. Relohirt
Golconda
FE. Reid
McDermit
MH Greenfield
Austin
KL. Williams
Pareadise
Renu
Local Cattle Movements and Troop Passage Report
Twenty five carloads of cattle will be moved to Gilroy today from Li Ver and Lax. Bob Bowls, cattle foreman of Miller and Lax, arrived with a lone drove from the northern county. Six trainloads of soldiers aboard the Twenty sixth Infantry passed the area today, with forty one soldiers and 1 208 new recruits. Within Bolden, W. Curtis arrived from Juniport with forty one horses for the livery stable of Giroux. A complimentary ticket to the State fair will cost in Memday. events continue through the week.
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W. Curtis
Yeaterday
Iran
Juniport
Giroux
Arrivatum
What is Saitou a remedy for coughs and consumption
Saitou is described as a grand old remedy for coughs colds and consumption in use worldwide for half a century. It claims to cure incipient consumption and aid advanced cases with a refund if not satisfied. Price 2 cents and 60 days and one dollar. Baghe Drug Store.
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Baghe Drug Store
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