Can Not Spare Them All Be Mustered Out
Washington, Sept 9. President replies to governors that about 100,000 volunteers will be mustered out while about 100,000 will remain for garrison duty in Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines. Musters will be proportionate to state populations. mustering out of all volunteers from any state cannot be entertained.
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Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
McKinney
Reed
Senate
French cabinet approves Dreyfus case revision
Paris reports the cabinet council unanimously backed a revision of the Dreyfus case and instructed Justice Minister Sarrien to take steps. The Matin notes new facts implicating general staff officers and General Zurlinden urged reform of the war office intelligence department and its separation from the general staff duties.
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Paris
The
Figaro
Dreyfus
M. Sarrien
Matin
Zurlinden
War Office
General Staff
Intelligence Department
Chamberlain Arrives in New York En Route to Massachusetts
Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain secretary of state for the British colonies and Birmingham's representative in parliament landed in New York aboard the Majestic with his wife and Miss Chamberlain. They will visit the Endicotts in Massachusetts where Mrs. Chamberlain is a member.
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New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Majestic
Miss Chamberlain
Massachusetts
Endicotts
General Linares Reaches Spain in Salustroqui Voyage
SANTANDER Spain Sept 9 The Spanish troopship Salustroqui arrived from Santiago de Cuba bringing 83 deaths on board during the voyage General Linares former commander at Santiago was a passenger on the ship selustrogu
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General Linares
Spain
Santander
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Another Rumor Denied at Montauk San Marcus Bedding Report
Washington dispatch from Surgeon Borden at Montauk to the surgeon general denies the claim that sick on the San Marcus had no bedding beyond blankets. He states all the ill received mattresses, pillows, and blankets.
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Washington
Borden
Montauk
San Marcus
Hispano American Protocol Adopted by Chamber
The chamber adopts the Hispano American protocol by 151 votes to 48. It meets in secret session with opposition from Republican Carlosians and Dissidents absent. President Marquis de Veja Armao calls Senor Ura to order over alleged impropriety by General Primo de Rivera.
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Manprip
Chamber of Feuds
D Thero Ocel
Repubian
Carli Ts
Marquis de Veja Armao
Senor Ura
Genera Primo de R Vca
Himelf
Uproar in Senate Over Generals and Cuba Policy
Maprio reports a stormy senate session with Count Almenas naming generals Weyler Bianco and Primo de Rivera as undeserving rulers, and Admiral Cervera in a controversial list. Weyler and others protested, threats and a broken bell showed the chaos. Debate touched on Cuba losses, Canovas Sagasta and Spain's military leadership amid renewed blame and defense.
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Maprio
Senate
Count Almenas
Weyler
Bianco
Primo de Riviera
Admiral Cervera
Linares
Miral Noel Faces 48 Hours to Meet Demands
A cited official reports that Miral Noel is given forty eight hours to accede to demands from authorities. The brief notes mounting pressure as deadlines loom and authorities reiterate consequences if compliance fails.
Outbreak Ring Leaders Targeted in Candia Ultimatum
In Candia Crete Rear Admiral Gerald Noel demands within 48 hours the surrender of ring leaders of the recent outbreak and massacre the fortifications defending the town and the Mussulman troops. Edhem Pasha Turkish governor in Crete is ordered to disarm troops and surrender. In Maine elections Republican gains but drooping turnout mark a mixed result.
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Candia
Crete
Gerald Noel
Cretan
Edhem Pasha
Austria Mourns Empress Elizabeth Assassination Casts Gloom
Vienna mourns as the Empress Elizabeth is assassinated by an anarchist. The planned funeral contemplates bringing the remains to Vienna next Thursday with lying in state Friday and interment on Saturday. The city flags are at half mast while theaters and amusements close indefinitely. The emperor bears the shock with remarkable calm, sobbing at times, and expresses disbelief at the act. Condolences arrive from President McKinley, William II, and other monarchs as the court enters six months of mourning.
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Vienna
Elizabeth
Prince von Liechhstein
Imperial Household
McKinley
William
Alliance Likely From Ito Visit to China and Japan
Pekin reports Marquis Ito has arrived at Tien Tsin and is expected to travel to the capital soon. The visit is regarded as likely to result in an offensive and defensive alliance between Japan and China.
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Pekin
Marquis Ito
Tien Tsin
Japan
China
Faure Likely to Resign Over Dreyfus Revision
Paris reports say President Faure will resign rather than permit a Dreyfus case revision and seek re election by the national assembly. The Gaulois and The Jour note the move could trigger Zarldin’s resignation or test Brisson’s cabinet, risking a national crisis.
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Paris
Gaulois
The
Jour
Faure
Dreyfus
National Assembly
Zarlinden
M. Brisson
Poison for royalty in Korea shocks Seoul court
Telegraphed news from Yokoyama dated September 15 reports that the king of Korea and the crown prince fell suddenly ill after dinner on Sunday. Poison is suspected as eleven courtiers are arrested while the king and crown prince recover.
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Korea
Yokoyama
Seoul
The Chinese Revolution Looms in Central China
London dispatch reports a revolution in Central China seems unavoidable as rebellious activity in Hainan and Kwang Si attracts thousands of the literati who join the uprising.
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London
Hong Kong
The
Daily Mail
China
Hainan
Kwang Si
Litteratti
May Extradite the Assassin
Geneva reports that Luchoni, the assassin of the empress and a foreigner, may be extradited to Austria. The claim is asserted as under consideration by authorities.
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Geneva
Luchoni
Austria
Sixth Ili nois Disembarks at Weehawken En Route Home
The Sixth Ili nois, returning from Porto Rico, landed from the Manitoba at Weehawken this afternoon. The men were in good health with few sick. They proceeded to the West Shore line.
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New York
Porto Rico
Manitoba
Weehawken
Master Car and Locomotive Painters Meet Opens in St Paul
The annual convention of the Master Car and Locomotive Painters Association opened at the Ryan hotel in St Paul with nearly 150 delegates from across the United States and Canada attending.
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St. Pau
Master Car and Locomotive Painters’ Association
Ryan Hotel
United States
Canada
Parades Abandoned for Returned Porto Rico Troops
Washington September 14. The plan to parade the troops returning from Porto Rico and those at Montauk in New York has been definitively abandoned after conferences between the president General Miles and army officers in New York and at Camp Wikoff.
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Porto Rico
New York
Washinecton
Montauk
Miles
Camp Wikoff
Troops for Cuba Not Selected
General Miles said the garrison of Cuba had not yet been chosen. The force would include regulars immunes and volunteers, but the exact proportions were not determinable at present.
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Cuba
Washington
Miles
Sons of Veterans Meet in Omaha Encampment Opens
The 17th annual Sons of Veterans encampment opened in Omaha Nebraska with about 150 delegates. Senior Vice Commander George E. Cogshall led the session in place of Commander Charles K. Darling who serves in Porto Rico with the Sixth Massachusetts volunteers. Morning business focused on routine matters and multiple important issues are anticipated for the history of the order.
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Omaha
Neb
Sons of Veterans
George E. Cogshall
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles K. Darling
Boston
Porto Rico
Massachusetts Volunteers
Sixth biennial convention opens in Toronto
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen held its sixth biennial convention in Toronto on September 14, drawing 400 delegates at opening and 200 more later. About 1,500 delegates and visitors are in the city as the gathering, expected to last ten days or more, proceeds.
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Locomotive Firemen
Tession
Toronto
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Consolidation of Major firms Formed as Federal Steel
Official announcement confirms the merger of the Minnesota Iron Company Illinois Steel Company and the Elgin Joliet and Eastern railroad company into the Federal Steel Company. The arrangement unites key steel and rail assets under a single corporate banner with terms disclosed today in New York.
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New York
Minnesota Iron Company
Illinois Steel Company
Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railroad Company
Federal Steel Company
Western Roads Plan Restores Passenger Rates to Sept 21
Western railroads agreed to restore passenger rates effective September 21, with no change to the special reduction previously granted for the Omaha exposition.
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CuicaGo
Assassin of Austrian Empress Killed in Geneva Ambush
Luigi Sacchini an Italian born in Paris in 1873, confessed after capture to assassinating the Austrian empress in Geneva as she walked to the steamer landing. He claimed to be a starving anarchist seeking to kill another important person but failed. he sang openly, was taken to police, and doctors found a small triangular file used in the crime.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Austria
Luigi Lacchini
Paris
Hotel Beaurivage
Sacchini
Francis Joseph
Minnesota Iron Illinois Steel merger advances
The Iron Trade Review reports committees handling the Minnesota Iron Illinois Steel consolidation have progressed in the past week. Officers are expected to be elected and the Federal Steel company to become a working corporation by month’s end in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Minnesota
Minnesota’s Sick Soldiers Start at Chickamauga Park
CHICKAMAUGA Park Sept 10 The Cincinnati Southern train left at 9 15 carrying 48 sick from the Twelfth and Fourteenth Minnesota regiments who were left in hospital here when the regiments moved out. All the men are reported doing well.
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Minnesota
Chickamauga Park
Cincinnati Southern
Cuban independence vs American guardianship sparks unrest
In Havana on September 15 Robert P Porter, sent by the U S to study Cuba s finances and economy, stirs suspicion as a possible step toward an American protectorate. Porter works on tariff revision and local taxation with a capable staff while clashes rise between Cuban independence sentiment and practical anxieties over occupation and future reform.
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Havana
Robert P. Porter
United States
Party of Free
Free and Independent
Republic of
Cuba
L. Lucha
Cua
Isini
Bayard Gradually Sinking After Ill Day
Former Ambassador Bayard endured a difficult day in Massachusettes as he grows weaker and has received little nourishment over the last 24 hours, steadily sinking.
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Bayard
Depham
Mass
Hood's Sarsaparilla Benefit Testimony
Mrs Luna Farway of Hillsgrove Rhode Island describes poor health with a weak frame and female and throat troubles. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she gained weight, reduced illness, and claims blood purity and clear complexion as lasting benefits.
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Hood
Hillsgrove
Rhode Island
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