Miss Leiter Seen Amid Studious Plans and Social Circles
A fragmentary Pittsburgh era note follows Miss Leiter, her elder sister, and Mrs. Letter amid social circles and travel talks. Mentions portraits by Carlos Duran, a Nassau hotel project, and debates within the WCTU over temperance symbolism. References to Jevenson and Barker underscore society connections and upcoming plans in Washington and Linden.
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Annie
Chicago
Je “Leiter
Daisy Cet
Letter
Miss
Lei- News
Ark
Linden ‘Leiter
Nannie Tleiter
Miss Leiter
Eam
Bay
Iméago
Paris
Duran
W. C
T. U
Katherine Jevenson
National Union
Helen
M. Barker
Tanner
Dreyfus Revision Moves Advance as Ministers Brace
Paris reports show Justice Minister Sarrien urging a commission on revision while Premier Brisson and President Faure clash over constitutional limits. General Zurlinden backs Dreyfus guilt after study, and a Paris bound vessel to Isle du Diable signals renewed pursuit as Beaubois eyed for a rehearing.
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Paris
le Soir
Cuanoine
Dreyfus
Brisson
Zurlinden
M.tillay
Aure
M. Sarrien
Henry
M. Faure
M. Brisson
Dreyfusite
Chanoine
Faure
Isle du Diable
Zurinder
Piquart
Beaubais
Department of Oise
Miss Winnie Davis Dies in Narragansett Hotel
Miss Winnie Davis daughter of the Confederacy died at the Rockingham hotel at noon yesterday after weeks of illness diagnosed as malarial gastritis. Her condition had shown slight improvement earlier in the week but relapsed and she passed peacefully as her mother faced the affliction with calmness.
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Narragansett
Pier
Noot
Narragansett Plier
R. 1
Winnie Davis
Rockingham Hotel
Miss Davis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Spanish Peace Commission Appointed for Paris Trip
A peace commission was appointed today in Madrid and will depart for Paris on September 25. The mission, described by officials as a Madrid special, signals a formal diplomatic effort to reach a peace agreement.
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Madrid
Paris
Ondon
Saya the Beanish
Cuban Army Leader Garcia Resigns Amid Cuban Junta Tensions
Major Benjamin Giberga, arriving from Santiago, reports Garcia's resignation surprised Cuban civil officials. He notes friction with Gomez, lack of food for troops, unpaid soldiers facing starvation, and hopes for timely payment and repatriation. Giberga estimates 10,000 U.S. troops could suffice to secure Cuba without large-scale intervention. Santiago remains quiet under Lawton, with schools to reopen and orderly governance praised.
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Giberga
Vella
Garcia
Bredignacion
New York
Benjamin Giberga
Santiago
Port Victoria
Cuba
Thce
Batre
Gomez
Army
United States
Enlarged Black Hills Forest Reserve Proclaimed in 1900s
President signed a proclamation enlarging the Black Hills forest reserve in South Dakota. The expanded area totals 1,211,680 acres, with exclusions of 159,360 acres and 7,680 acres. Northern and eastern additions reach 43,440 acres crossing into Wyoming, while 22,400 acres in Deadwood are removed. Public entry allowed on lands restored to the public domain.
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Black Hills
Washington
South Dakota
Wyoming
Deadwood
Blanco Disagrees With Cuban Ministry Over Gov’t Change
General Blanco from Havana states he is not aligned with the Cuban colonial ministry, while the governor argues for autonomy under Spanish sovereignty and cannot replace the current colonial government. Duke Tetuan, ex-foreign minister, says Canovas would not have pursued war with the United States had he lived. He blames liberals for war and urges Sagasia’s removal, citing U S mediation and possible Cuban independence or sale as alternatives.
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Madrid
Blanco
Mavana
Cuba
Duke of
Spain
United States
Woodford
Sagasia
Spanish Vessels Transfered to American Flag at Manila
Manila, Sept. 21 Twenty Spanish vessels including twelve steamers have completed their transfer to the American flag and most are now on coasting voyages.
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Manila
Spain
Eleventh Annual Meeting of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
The American Association of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists holds its eleventh annual meeting in Pittsburg starting September 20 for a three day session. Delegates eminent in the medical profession from across the country attend the gathering.
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Physicianus
Pittsburg
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Bailey speaks at Chatham on Swanson bid and war debt
Congressman Bailey denounces the war revenue measure while backing C A Swanson in Virginia's fifth district race. He argues Democrats opposed bond sales, citing treasury surplus and the need to avoid excessive taxation as the war ends.
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Danville
Bailey
Chatham
C. A. Swanson
Congress
Democratic Party
Treasury
Spain
United States
Democrats Elated Look For Sweeping Victory This Fall
Wisconsin Democrats express optimism for a sweeping victory this fall as Republicans grow gloomy. In Milwaukee on September 21, Democrats are confident about the prospects, with candidates in key districts showing strong support amid rising dissatisfaction with the Republican slate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
German Methodist Appointments For Nebraska Districts
The West Conference session in Kansas City announced Nebraska district assignments for ministers. Listings name presiding elders and pastors for towns such as Leatrice Clatonia Lincoln Denver Omaha and many others across Nebraska and neighboring states. Two separate notices report serious injuries from farm and hunting accidents in Weston and York, detailing leg and chest injuries and a shotgun wound with precarious prognosis.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
German Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
J. G. Liest
Leatrice
Neb
CC. G. Meyer
Clatonia
C. Schramm
Cortland
Elenry Stebelkdt
Ken
J. D. Hammel
Sterling
J. J. Steininger
St. Joseph
Chas
Harms
Swanton
Mnelkman
Wathena
Kan
H.C. Elifeldt
White Choud
H. Sielaman
Gustav Becker
Mt. Pleasant German College
North Nebraska
D Salenbach
Presiding Elder
Pueblo
Cole
C. I. Bauer
Rushville
C. MH. Sudbrook
South Omaha
T. J. Haas
West Point
W. Tonat
Waco
Seward
W. Matthaei
Anniversary Observance At Weeping Water Church
Weeping Water marked the sixth anniversary of the Methodist Episcopal church with morning history by Pastor Moulton and an evening social meeting led by Rev Wilkinson. The church was decorated with flowers fruits and vegetables in a harvest home display.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Moulton
Wilkinson
Huron and Yankton News Roundup from Sept 21
W B Cronk resigns as district clerk and becomes Omaha road dispatcher in St Paul. A F Donaldson returns from Chicago improved health. Republican campaign opens Sept 28 with Rankin speaker. Witness and Reporter Methodist paper moves from St Lawrence to Huron. Yankton Republicans nominate BE G Midgerton Woolley Odland Davidson Ellerman Sangstad Dunn Royem, Smith, Jackson, Dickson, Algerson, Swinhoe, Boyles Winsor Grodemueller Sills Petrie Edelberry Strunk Reuter Gordon Pike Meher for county offices. South Dakota state fair opens Sept 20 in Yankton under state board of agriculture.
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Huron
W. B. Cronk
Dakota Central Division
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
St. Paul
Omaha Road
A. F. Donaldson
Waibel & Donaldson
Chicago
A.C. Rankin
Moulder
Witness and Reporter
Rev. Davis
St. Lawrence
Yankton County
Yankton
BE. G. Mdgerton
B.C. Woolley
Ole Odland
A. T Davidson
Herman Ellerman
A. O. Sangstad
Milery Dunn
Peter Royem
J. T. Smith
Jacol Rathgaber
South Dakota
State Board of Agriculture
Iowa pays the war revenue in Dubuque stamps
Internal Revenue Collector Patterson reports that in July and August the Dubuque office issued 3,348,716 documentary stamps generating $88,050.62 for war revenue. Additional proprietary stamps totaled $13,086.71, bringing the period total to $104,959.0.0.
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Dubuque
Patterson
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Rek
Ayer
Justice
President Faure
Beisson
THE
Spanish Peace Commission
Texas
Wisconsin
Serman
Weston
Roy Odell
York
Karl Mann
Pearl Laundry
Mann
Elkhorn
Ursuline Hospital
Iowa
Dewey
Philippines
Europe
Maine
India
SE. Page
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Ave
New Haven
Gopder State
Ripaus Chemical Co
Hobson-kissing
Pino
Palmer
Jones
Binghamton
Druggis U. S. A
Fras
O'Parrell
Sioux City-Printing ‘Co
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