West Indies Education Policy Under Discussion in Washington
A dispatch from Washington notes ongoing debate on Cuba and Porto Rico education. It compares the southern freedmen schools and U S government aid, questioning how public and private benevolence should fund schooling in the Caribbean islands and whether reconstruction hinges on common schools.
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Peck Suggested For Peace Commission Role In Chicago
Friends in Chicago pressed for George R Peck to join the peace commission as a pro progressive figure. The move aims to influence the commission without public embarrassment, and the matter will be placed before President McKinley. Luther Lailin Mills denied any consideration when questioned after Washington reports.
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Passenger differential fares to be abolished in New York
Commissioner Warmer of the Trunk Line association says word from general passenger heads indicates abolition of passenger differential fares is being considered. Major lines discussed the matter at a city meeting, but no definite action was announced. The change would force weaker lines to charge the same fare as the larger railroads.
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Trunk Line Association
Local Board of Survey Examines Transports for Return
A local board of survey, appointed August 27 in San Francisco, will inspect transports about to be turned over to their owners and determine repairs needed to restore vessels to good condition as when pressed into U S service.
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Professor A A J Marks Dead Author of Holy Land
Prof Marks, noted author of Holy Land and A Bird's Eye View of Palestine, and lecturer, has died. He was born in 2 eeses St. Lawrence County.
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Rescue Saga Stuns Readers After Mysterious Medical Trial
A chaotic report recounts a woman treated for months with experimental medicines linked to a medical trial. Reports mention bottles, horses, and a Santa Fe route to Cincinnati via a special member, with a final price of 1615 dollars. The fragmentary text references a notable poisoning or medical incident and vague remedies, leaving many names and details unclear.
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Aunt Jane's Honey and Topeka Street Welfare Years
Topeka welfare tale of Aunt Jane a former slave born in Tennessee who raised a foundling baby after arrest for selling beer. Police Matron Thorpe aided the mother and cared for the infant while another abandoned child arrived. Aunt Jane, a colored woman, shows tenderness toward the homeless, while society details highlight sorrow, crime, and attempts at care within the city’s reform efforts.
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Mrs Thorpe aids three homeless boys in care crisis
Mrs Thorpe, a patient police matron, cared for three homeless boys after their mother’s death and their father’s abandonment. Aunt June Davin and Aust Innne aided, with the nine year old, the two younger siblings, and a three week old baby awaiting admission to a children’s home or society care.
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Nearly all of Jordan clan held in county jail
Old Ben Jordan the journalist is serving a long sentence. George Buckner, his son in law, works stone for disturbing the peace. Ella Buckner, Ben’s daughter, was arrested for drunkenness and racket. Jester nabbed Jimmie Son for disturbing the peace and shootings. Mrs Mattie McMillan was grazed by a stray shot. Old Ben’s wife faced charges of selling liquor in city jail.
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K. K. Meeting Plans Minstrels Parade in Atchison
The K K meeting set for tonight at the Commercial club rooms to transact business. A communication was sent to Captain John Seaton of Atchison to arrange a K K minstrels appearance at the Corn carnival on September 0th with a grand free street parade led by a band if plans succeed.
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Wooing Princess Chimay Seeks Romanian Hand in Marriage
London reports Princess de Chimay Clara Ward, Detroit native, alive and the center of a Romanian princely marriage proposal. The letter pledges devotion, promises to remove her entourage, and invites her to Roumania for happiness and restoration, with Clara denying public tragedy and continuing her singing in San Remo.
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Memorial to Eugene Field Monument Fund Status
Kansas City August 87 The fund for a memorial to Eugene Field Missouri post and writer grows slowly but surely. The committee limits spending to not more than 2000 for a monument on the University of Missouri campus at Columbia. Funds come from Missouri school children and efforts will extend to boards of trade and state newspapers to solicit more. Members present included Walter Williams J West Goodwin Rom White and Gardiner Leathrop with Leathrop in St Louis.
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Association
St. Louis
Colorado Summer Rates on Santa Fe Route Offer
Summer rates begin June 1 for Santa Fe route travels to Colorado. Round trip tickets with stopovers priced at 24 dollars, valid through October 31. Sale applies to trips via the Santa Fe route with stopovers and inclusive August summer timetable.
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Camara At Ferrol Aids Troop Landing In Vigo System
New York dispatch reports Admiral Camara’s squadron reached Vigo after stopping at Cadiz, Vigo, and Corunna. He plans disembarkation of Santiago troops at Vigo and Santander, with bluejackets to assist land operations if Carlists respond. Carlos V machinery being repaired by French machinists, torpedo boats Barcelo Habana Ejercito Retamoss in harbor, Don Alvaro de Bose and Moline and Marques under construction.
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Pelayo
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Marques
ALL KISS SCHLEY Washington Visit Stirs Navy Dept
Admiral Schley drew a huge crowd at the Navy Department in Washington as clerks and military officers pressed to greet him after a early arrival and call on Acting Secretary Allin. He mingled, kissed by many, then slipped into Captain Crowninshield's office. He plans to depart this afternoon for Porto Rico with the Military commission next week.
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Vesuvius Arrives with Admiral Sampsons Squadron in Harbor
The Vesuvius, a dynamite cruiser, arrives from Guantanamo to join Admiral Sampsons squadron off New York. Excited excursionists greet the ship as it anchors at Thompkinsville. Officers praise its action at Santiago, noting twenty six shots fired at the harbor batteries and claiming a hit killed over 100 Spanish soldiers.
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Gasoline Near Miss for Major Anderson’s Young Daughter
A two year old, Elfen Anderson, swallowed gasoline from a tin cup carried upstairs by Mrs. Anderson. The child suffered convulsions for an hour but survived, with doctors stating she will fully recover.
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Roosevelt 1504 Club Formed in Chicago for 1904 Campaign
Chicago leaders organize The Roosevelt 1504 Club at the Union League to rally support for Theodore Roosevelt in 1904. They vow to advance an independent patriotic Republican spirit reflecting his political and military career. A Garfield Park band concert is slated for tomorrow.
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Declining Wages and Military Talks Amid Port Tensions
The report notes salary cuts and shifting labor interests as merchants and harbor operations face pressure. A high level interview between General Cantilo and General Lawton discusses Cuban army demands while port duties and provincial politics loom. News cites a steamer voyage to Ponce and a hospital corps arrival as medical conditions worsen amid sanitation gains. An earthquake tremor is recorded around dawn.
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Rumors of Jamaican annexation plots cited by Times correspondent
The London Times Madrid correspondent reports rumors of a Jamaican movement seeking annexation to the United States. He says Spanish papers predict the American intrigue could reach Canada and spark similar Cuba intrigues, seen as a Nemesis to punish Britain for supporting imperialism.
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Those Coming Home Twenty Second Regiment Mustered Out
Topeka men of the Twenty second regiment are ordered mustered out at Leavenworth. Listed are Company Hi College company members John J. Henderson Frank R. Ritchie Chris Clark Richard M. Coulson Bronst E. Cooper Harry L. Finley Otio B. Ireien Fred T. Lyman Burge McFall Ralph Skisner Clarence W. Stahl Myron White Company T E. C. Streeter Jack A. Mercer Jesse A. Dyer Dred W. Erb J. A. Good Elmer L. Hill Bert Nelson Guy Martin Cecil Franklin Richard Goodwin Adolph Gougut Company L Roland Medlicott Horace Swayze Reuben Spivey Louis Wiksdal Company S J M Van De Vort Banfora Trapp William B. Helter Company Menry F L Schule Edward Lex DeMas Chris Boyer Alex W. F Lehie Ernest Frets Adrian Hatfield Lee Gambier Albert VandereVer Merral Winchester Chan Xazeli Edward J. roung
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Twenty-second Regiment
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College Company
John J. Henderson
Frank R. Ritchie
Chis
C. Clark
Righard M. Coulson
Bronst E. Cooper
Harry L. Finley
Otio B. Ireien
Fred T. Lyman
Burge McFall
Ralph &. Skisner
Clarence W. Stahl
Myron White
T-E. C. Streeter
Edward Lex DeMas
Chis, Boyer
Alex W. Flelie
Ernest Frets
Adrain Hatfield
Lee Gambier
Albert van dereVer
Merral Winchester
Chan
Xazeli
Edward J. Roung
Omaha Exposition ad promises grand event and travel deals
An early Omaha Exposition advertisement touts the largest fair in the United States outside a World's Fair, with through tickets from Omaha and reduced rates via the Burlington Route. It highlights through cars to Cincinnati, Pullman sleepers, souvenir buttons, and mentions vendors like Beggs' German Salve and Ger Burghart.
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