Weyler Resigns and Spanish Cabinet Change Stirs Policy
In a dramatic political shift Weyler resigns as captain general signaling a new cabinet and altered policy toward Cuba. Reports from Madrid and New York describe consultations on Spain’s relations with the United States as the cabinet reshuffle aims to avert war and preserve influence in the Caribbean amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janfian
Weyler
Cpl
Wis
Suiccessor
Leon
Shiippine Felands
Lin
Buurdiie
Af Ether Fonte
Heyatin
Ie Autonomigt Yatris
Weyer
Ganavatin
Wiguiratte Cabinet
New York
Madrid
Salm
Raserin
Spain
Aundlira
Alse
Pankikh
War damage report from Belfast raid near harbor
San Diego dispatch describes naval bombardment and air raid defense near Ban Teey harbor with Lieutenant May overseeing munition disruption and destruction of targets. Text mentions California construction company and efforts to complete extensions, while detailing wartime maintenance and deployment.
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San Diego
Cal
Ban Theey Harbor
Tithickatle
Belfast
Ned
Duarternmanter
Ten Inch
Putin
Dia
Ambiguous US Deputy Action Near Santa Fe Route Incident
A fragmentary report notes deputies working under a controller amid moved plans to address a disturbance near the Chickasaw region. It mentions a potential convoy, a train on the Santa Fe road, and a patrol tied to threatened actions. details are unclear in the damaged text.
Australian Ballot Law Debate Shapes Last Election
The piece discusses ballot law and party control in the Australian model, noting party committees and government offices planning extended campaigns. It mentions local committees, headquarters, and the need to protect interests while noting the highest vote getter at the last election remains influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoleta
Throweh
Wreck, River Boat Materials Tied to Yukon Trade Flows
Tacoma reports North Fork arrived from St Michael with 25 passengers. Wrecks near Bath Harbor shift river boat construction plans to St Michael Island. Portland route changes, barge trains, and material transfers outline season logistics for Yukon service and new boat builds. Passengers including C H Hamilton and Barber party to transfer to Bertha for St Michael.
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Tacoma
Wash
North Fork
St. Michael
Morgan
Associated
Press Notrespondent
Bath Harbor
St. Michael Island
Rervite
Yukon
Fukon
Mortaend
Watiing
Portland
Seciule
Ae- Tateement
St Michael
C. H Hamilton
Barber
Stremer Bertha
San Francisco
Jom. Dinges
Ki~ Fas, the 2Th Met, For St. Alihans
Beettle
Richard
Con
Arivira
Dawson City
Bennett
Richardewa
Dawson
Teoua Son
Alisha Carmin
Mangarot
Panowissons
Witter Mer
Taneion
Seattle
Kerk
Langdon
Seyelle
Dri Vineness
Foumpeart
Hutter
Minook
Mark Twain Stricken by Gout in Vienna
A Vienna dispatch reports Samuel Clemens, known as Mark Twain, confined to bed with gout. Despite illness he remains in good spirits and jokes that his ailment is “tooth pain in the jaw.”
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London
Twe Chronicle
Vienna
Samuel J. Clemens
Ark Twain
Putin
Fragmented scene near Kansas Avenue district court
A garbled report describes a man with spectacles and a chain in a city street near Fifth Street, with references to a court proceeding and a crowd of children. It mentions a judge, clerks, and a chase as figures interact with an event labeled as a binding or breaking action.
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Kaneds
Aherneen
Lim
Amile Monkey
Kansas
Owen Turk
Hiand
de Parte
Heave
Bignd
Sean
Mistits
Batty
Grand Santa Fe Parade In Kansas Impresses States
Ottawa readers recall a vast train arrival of workmen and families celebrating a Santa Fe parade. The scene featured about 20 shopmen, a large turnout, and widespread enthusiasm as the city hailed the event as the biggest parade ever seen in Kansas, with a grand, imposing display that will be long remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oitawa Davy Herald
Otttawa
Kanses
Presidential Appointments Listed For Washington and Beyond
The president announced appointments including Jenn Worthington as register of lands at Harrisall Ark, Dhrld Leyer as receiver of public moneys at Homwell, N Mit Albert M Alderson as Indian agent for Colville agency in Washington, War H Driggs as lieutenant commander in the navy, Miss Grant Ammen as assistant paymaster in the navy with rank of ensign.
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Washington
Jenn — Worthington
Harrisall
Ark
L Leyer
Penteres
Homwell
N. Mit
Albert M. Alderson
Colville Ais
Phonograph Receiver Damaged in Horn Incident
A large sized phonograph experienced an incident involving its horn and receiver, with authorities reporting no injuries. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
Question of Bones in Fowler Trial Divides Experts
In Chicago on October 2, experts offered conflicting testimony on bones presented in the Fowler trial. Dr. Merrillat, Merrillat of Mekilop Veterinary College, faced questions over whether the bones were from a lower jaw or other limbs. Other witnesses, including Prof. Eckley, described skulls, femurs, and temporal bones as they sought to identify the remains.
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Chicago
Ludeort
John B. Fowler
Thu Withers
Murriliat
Dorsey
Merriliar
Allport
Phe Wituss
White
Calingel
McEwen
Merrifiat
Phare
MeEwen
Tr. J. Hugues
Chicago Veretiness College
Eckley
Chicas College of Physicians
Mrs Langtry Retires and Sells Steed and Stable
Mrs Langtry announces retirement from the stage and plans to sell her stein ycent Whyte Ladys. Her mining stable, conducted as Mr Jersey, will resign and her Horses Tan as Herete Ore.
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London
Woman pays $4,000 to win husband from wife in sensational sale
In Fi Luol Oct 2 a woman offered $4,000 cash to wife of Truitt to take back her husband. Truitt, father of four, reportedly consented as the other women claimed to love him. Mrs Truitt allegedly attempted self harm after the offer. Also, Sammel Cobb, aged local farmer, died on his birthday near Topeka after moving from Ohio in 1860. Funeral plans include burial at Mission Center cemetery with several relatives attending.
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Tulia
Truitt
Sammel Cobh
Topeka
Mr. Cobb
Kansas
Mahobing
Ohio
Hoe Jeaven
A. H. Buckmen
H.W. Peart
Herington
Mra
Yount
John W W. Marsh
Fankral
Mission Center Cemetery
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE AT K NOG ENCAMPMENT MEAL CRISIS
Fractured report shows Seven tent companies failed to obey orders to bring enough rations for until Monday. Soldiers hungry, blamed camp officers. civil authorities arrested several amid patrols at the grounds. Gen McCrim and Col Holsington lament poor funding, drink venues near camp, and lenient discipline. En campment leaders call for tighter control and another encampment only under stricter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sere
Pariante
Frithy
Enard Btn
Mod
Charles McCrim
Col Holsingtom
Miss Whitney Goes Home From Topeka Carnival
Eana Whitney the Queen of the Carnival leaves Topeka with her mother and sister under escort of Mr John Waters for Chillicothe at 1 54 pm. Waters will travel there and back tomorrow evening. Whitney praises Topeka and thanks Eversons for kindness. She plans to test a flight there and then goes to St Louis Monday to be honored guest at the Weli. In Topeka she was escorted by Charles K Holiday John Mo Marts Dr G P Ashton and John Waters as Carnival Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eana Whitney
John Waters
Santa Fe
Chillicothe
Mr. Waters
Silas Whitney
Topeka
Eversons
St Louis Mondhy
Miss Whitnes
Toka
Charles K. Hiliday
John
MoMarts
G. P. Ashton
Thebeasian
Inspector probes steam vessel cases in Pacific coast visit
San Francisco wires report James Dumont, supervising Inspector of steam vessels, arrived by way of Puget Sound and Portland. He spent two days in Seattle reviewing cases before local inspectors and considered actions against officers tied to the Mexico wreck and the Ellen Anderson sailing incident. He noted suspicions about Shapestars crew involved with the Ellen Anderson voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James
Dumont
Puget Sand
Portland
Seite
Wocal
Pasce
Mexico
Noy
Seattle
Ellen Anderson
New Franco-Russian American Draband Article
Paris reports a Franco Russian American draband concept and notes the paper’s stance on America's commercial and agricultural aid. It mentions France Germany war risk and hopes ambassador Cambon will bluntly deny the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Felaire
So Dalwe
America
United States
M. Giles Cambon
Fall Festival Papers and Kansas City Return Tickets
Extra copies of the Journal during Festival week may be bought at two cents per copy. Complete six-issue sets are available. Santa Fe offers Kansas City round trip for 2 dollars on December 2 to 5 inclusive, with return by January 1. Tickets valid on many trains.
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Impacti Ie
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Hope in Bryan and India's Silver Question
A clipped weekly column cites Prof AS Chosh of Calcutta University arguing India seeks reopening of Indian mints to aid silver. He criticizes Britain's ban on minting, warns of retaliation if the Walcott Commission fails and Senator Wolcott's mission falters, and envisions a future where Indians rally for Brean amidst imperial resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AS. Chosh
Calcutta University
India
North American Review
Chesh
Wieremone Heutlon
England
Wolcott
Festival finances show a growing deficit amid militia costs
Treasurer Greeneward reports uncertain festival finances as paid entertainments underperform due to militia obstruction. Receipts from gates and shows trail last year’s 3900 by far, with this year’s total about 11400 after expenses. Subscriptions may cover about 5000, leaving a potential deficit near 2600, blamed on militia costs and related expenditures.
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Greenwald
Kankas National
Lst
Honebrady
Teiday
Weiner
Kansas National Guard
Eveur
Greene Ward
Ute
Teenaurer Greenwald
Local incidents and events glow in Atchison scene
Last night on BKntens avenue J. Washen was intoxicated and struck a special policeman with his fist. The officer arrested him and he was fined five dollars. Francis Honetrake, son of F. M. Bonebrake, won first prize in the floral purse for the neat decorated pony ridden by a boy. name omitted in awards list. The Atchison band performed on the east steps of the state home then at Journal corner. A Karnival Knights hall event featured Zulus dancing and a sword contest with armor display. Funeral announced for John Hawk at AF Wessen residence, 824 Hancock street, at 4 p m Sunday.
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Bkntens
J. Washen
Francis Honetrake
Hite
F. M. Bonebrake
Atchison
Atehison
Topekai
Marshall's
Otto Kuehne
Indies
Boy Arrested for Pocketbook Theft at Fairground
Thomas Lewis a 19 year old Kansas City resident was arrested at the fair grounds for pocketbook theft after a woman reported her loss. Special Policeman Farnsworth and a patrol bundled him into the wagon and later to jail. The boy claims another youth was crowding the woman and suggests the accuser misidentified him. County Jailer Leach and Justice Guy will handle the case. Lewis’s father James Lewis of 1026 East Eighteenth Street KC is informed. He remains in county jail until trial set for next week.
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Thomas Lewis
Fair Ground
Lewis Liver
Kansasity
Farnsworth
Lewis
Jal
Julie
Qwonman
Jaller Leach
Guy
L James Lewis
Kansas City
Major Anderson Faces Militia Brawl At Topeka Gate
Maj T J Anderson, wearing bandages and a black eye, confronted a militiaman at a Topeka gate. After a heated exchange, Anderson struck, sending the militiaman sprawling on the pavement as onlookers remained silent.
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T. J. Anderson
KN. G
Maj. Anderson
Topeka
Major Anderson
Denver sale barred by injunction claim dispute
A Denver district court injunction is challenged by Delaware lawyers claiming federal court orders to restrain a Union Pacific estate sale do not apply. Local sheriff served papers, but the Denver court plans to enforce the real estate sale, with the case tied to heirs of ex-Governor Bryans and railroad officials.
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Denver
Omaha
Lorsl
Anil
Deavercourt
Colorado
Electric Seal Branding at Pribylof Campus
The Stanford party led by Greely Snodgrass and Jo Edwards reports success using electricity to brand seals at the Fribyfort lands on campus. The group also marked a fence enclosure to prevent interference while handling specimens including birds skeletons insects and marine invertebrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Pribylof
Cal
Greely
Snodgrass
Edwards
Gunstow
Adams
Farmer
Marlborough Infant to Be Christened with Royal Sponsorship
London reports the Marlborough baby will be christened at Tenheim toward the end of October. The Duke and Duchess of York are said to sponsor the infant and will visit the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough for the shooting season.
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Duke and Duchess of York
London
Marlborough
Tenheim
Oetvber
Earth on Fire at Watseka and Long Dry Summer
A strange phenomenon in Troquoi counts sets the earth ablaze as dry peat fires across farms threaten buildings. Police report 186 arrests last week, including 40 for drunkenness and 12 pickpocket arrests, amid liquor and nuisance charges. Free exhibit paintings by Arthur Peck at 88 Monroe Street each afternoon except Mondays.
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Kankakee
Troquoi
McOra Ureaner
Pree
Arthur Peck
Monroe Street
Too Much Cold Despair Over Treasury Cash Flow
The New York report describes bank gold scarcity and rising greenback pressures on banks and customers. It notes the treasury’s cash strain on retirement funds, with exchanges shifting toward bill payments and non coin clearing as a preferred method.
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New York
Ctvating
Willer
National
Pye Bank
Pwo
Banka
CIA
Hanks
Militia Simulated Free Entry At Fairgrounds Riot
A large crowd at the fairgrounds was allegedly given free admission after militia tore down a fence and opened gates. Officers later confronted the scene as Major Anderson arrived, with injuries reported among participants and a claim that the scheme cost Pittesn committee about $1.
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Tom Amdereyu
Ube
Oni
Nik Settaent
Hetwr
Leipaay
Gene
Anderson
Pittesn
Neal Dow Dead In Section Town Demise Noted
Fragmentary notice reports Neal Dow dead in a local area, with unclear details on age or cause. The brief item mentions a monetary stipend and prior events but lacks complete context.
Festival Attendance Surges Across Rail Routes This Week
Attendance rose over last year as Racewan and oanie Fe runt teams drew crowds to the city during festival week. Pacific and Missouri Pacific lines shipped travelers, boosting totals beyond the prior year's peak. Santa Fe reports substantial turnout with branches and employees involved in the celebration.
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Racewan
Topwie
Tae Then Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Topeka
Middle Roaders form to organize in Lincoln Neb
A small faction described as the Middle Roaders in Lincoln Neb plans a state conversion meeting on Monday October 2 at Lida Cole. The group, numbering about a dozen, seeks to unite Popillats opposed to femirth with other parties and has no prior formal organization or slate of officers.
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Femirth
Lidacole
Clare of
Lez Broke in Santa Fe Crane Accident at Arkin City
Granger man from Santa Fe is treated after a fall while working on a lumber pile when a nearby car shifted, fracturing his toes and injuring his foot. The incident delays winter time card work and transport plans, with officials from Chicago Vision and the New Mexico division discussing next steps with local authorities. The Ministerial Union announces a meeting for Monday October 4 at 8 00 p m in the M C A rooms. Rev J Kirmetrick to discuss the role of ministers in modern life.
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Granger
Santa Fe Bemini
Arkin City
Santa Fe Heyatiel
Dumber
Fresett
Hla Ive
Residant
Avery Tmf
Pete
J. Kiremetrick
WEY
Jesus Christ
The
Why
EL McCapes
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