War Paint on Bear Island Indians Stirred by U S Authority
Report from Walker Minnesota details a Federal effort led by Santiago veterans to compel the Pittager Indians to terms by force if needed. Belief grows of a Chippewa uprising. about 60 fighting men could threaten settlements near Leech Lake. Troops and engineers mobilize. settlers fear violence as authorities plan rapid response and possible movement toward Little Boy Lake.
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Minneapolia
Minn
Ptt
Walker
Gebera Bacon
Santiago
Third Infantes
Witkinsam
Wydad
Port Snelling
Hong
Leech
Recordu
Alvo
Solkiers
Minnesota
Duluth
Winnsbogwslich
Oleh
Minneapolis
Journal
Lucian
Flo
Bacon
Bear Island
Indiana
Case Lake
Little Boy Lake
Leech Lake
Euicom
Little Boy
Lothrop
Voting in Georgia election picture muddled by party slates
Voters in Georgia confront a complex race as Democratic nominations dominate the slate and party officers seek to influence outcomes while candidates like Thomas Wallace, Bechtel, and Short Bick appear in discussions. The piece notes uncertainty over who will secure the party’s support and how the vote might shape control in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keveriat
Oyristan
Thomas
Walssn
Teck Dying Alarm Stirred Royal Circle in October
The Duke of Teck is gravely ill after long bereavement, with royal relatives distressed over his serious condition. Reports mention the duchess, Queen Victoria’s connection, and high status ties as the line recalls the late wife and the illustrious family. A separate item notes Charles H. McKee of Pittsburgh facing conspiracy charges over state funds, alongside Senator Quey.
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Teck
Tek
Victorin
Duke of
Camby
Victor Mary
McKee
Philadelphia
Charles H. McKee
Pittsburg
Quey
Governor Shaw Faces Banknote Scandal at Camp McKinley
Governor Shaw faces fallout over delays in soldiers' pay at Camp McKinley aims. Funds diverted to loans for detail members after government refused pay until regiments returned home. Adjutant General distributes loans to unnamed soldiers while officers arrange payments and replacements. Preparations continue for regiments to be welcomed back by October 10 as details maneuver to secure funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp McKinley
Tes Moines
Shaw
Hhereluy
Camp McKiniey
Turloweh
Adjutant General
Getull
Albursing
Vnva
Candid Howell
Tatty Howell
Ite
Weil
Teelauranheart
Died in the bath at West End hotel in St Louis
A man identified as R H Hon. William Scwatt son of a Lord and nephew to the Earl of Dunmore was found dead in his hotel bath in St Louis. He arrived August 35 on a sight seeing trip and the coroner will investigate. The death is under review with a suggestion of heart disease by a recent dining companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William Scwatt
Lord Iniper
Kingston
Derbyshire
England
Earl of Dunmom
Queen Victoria
West 2Nd
Walt
Remadltis
Jin Alweise
Lettie Piper
Wely
Nah
West End
Dunmore
ANOTHER KAW BRIDGE CLUSING A WAR OVER TOWNSHIPS
Bitter dispute erupts between Rossville and Silver Lake townships over building a Kansas River bridge. Commissioner William Williams backs Silver Lake land site with cost split, while Rossville seeks Silver Lake and Rossville partnership. Estimated cost 34600, opposing plan feared to cut township valuations. Local leaders and committees face a heated vote on location.
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Roasville
Silver Lake
Kansas River
Wil Hams
Hig Sia
William
Williams
Rossville
Roseville
Animase
Shipmuy
Heaton
Ana
J & Panel i
Fowher
Adam Nets
Andor
Immediate Evacuation Dispute at Joint Cuba Commission
In Havana at a joint session of United States and Spanish military commissions the Spaniards say immediate evacuation is impossible while American commissioners press for it. After two hours no agreement was reached. Americans translate stenographers notes and send code messages to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Trocha
Vedado
Washington
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Berlin
Snds
Gibraltar
Venice
Palestine
Holy Land
Philippine Islands
Spain
Far Orient
Paris
Madrid
Pelce
Germany
Ikewike
Navy
Long
White House
New York
Oregon
Blanco Suspends Order On Provisional Battalion Reform
Captain General Blanco halted the earlier plan to disband the provisional battalion to reinforce regular troops. Reports note shifting military arrangements in Cuba amid insurgent mediation efforts by Juan Gilberto Gomez and Col Garcia. The visit of Charles W Gould of New York to the Cuban military commission aided understanding of justice administration in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Comas
Matanzas
Sarmeon
Sampson
Pedro Diaz
Pinar
Rio
Juan Gilberto Gomez
Col. Garcia
Calixto
Supreme Court
Cuba
Dewey Proposed for Rear Admiral Promotion by Congress
A Washington special reports Provident McKinley and Secretary Long plan to urge Congress to revive the grade of rear admiral to fill by promotion Rear Admiral Dewey. McKinley and Long will highlight the Asiatic squadron’s achievements and Dewey’s diplomacy in Manila. Likely action to allow Dewey to remain on active list beyond December 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
McKinley
Navy
Long
Dewey
Asiatic Squadron
Manila
Secretary Long
Congress
Kween Karnation Leads Kansas City Flower Pageant
In Kansas City on October 5 a royal progress parade featured Kween Karna Han succeeding Pallas Athene. A flower bedecked procession headed by a pageant of youngsters and a court jester, rode in carriages and floats. Sixteen prizes were awarded for beauty and novelty.
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Kansas City
Kween Karna- Han
Pallas Athene
Geldworth
Kwern
Katherine Harvey
Elgit
Form of Government for Indian Territory Outlined
Washington October 5 A conference at the Interior Department prepared regulations governing the termination to reorganize Indian Territory and establish a quasi territorial government over the five civilized tribes. Inspector J Wright would head administration of the law representing the secretary with a territorial governor like function. The Indian agent may act as treasurer for funds and royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Departaisnt & Code of
Five Civilized Bet
J. Wright
Chiree
Depew Kissed at Village Auction Event
Pirtafield October 5 Chaunely Depew was kissed at a sale by Aus Jennie Gris a village belle The kiss followed the bid won by Cornelius Vanderbilt for 1100 on a model ship auctioned by Mr Depew The crowd included Mins Griffin who praised the eloquence of the auctioneer and urged the kiss in front of the entire assembly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans
Chaunely
Depew
Golden Red Circle of Kings Daughters
Mtr
William D. Blosns
Lenox
Aus Jennie Gris
Depe
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rob a Preight Train near Erie Railroad
A bold robbery near the Erie railroad ended with two suspects, Thomas Hiley and Jake Kenny, in custody after stopping a freight train and threatening riders. They looted valuables before a cashier and others intervened, leading to arrests and ongoing investigations.
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Cleveland
Oyver
Erie
Ste ‘Thomas “Hiley
Amd
Jake “Kenny
Saecabeeres Ornamentes
Bryan's Men Set Out for Discharges from Nebraska Regiment
Washington reports Del Regan secured discharge grants for about fifteen men from the Third Nebraska Infantry who wish to return home. Nearly 100 men seek discharge. Col. Bryan supports many cases though brigade and corps endorsements are pending. War Department may approve those with favorable endorsements. others await independent review. Governors’ stance on mustering out Nebraska units depends on officials and men from the First and Third regiments. Bryan seeks a leave extension beyond thirty days, with approval expected given his health status and surgeon’s disability certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
del. Regan
Third
Nebraska Infantry
Secretary of War
Bryan
War Department
Overnor
Nabriska
Nebraska
Philippines
Hryan
Jacksonville
Piace
Cot
Col
Colossal mill collapse shocks Dover as Sawyer firm fails
Dover October 5 The Sawyer woolen mill company and the firm of B A and J Sawyer with New York ties assign to Jeremiah Williams of Boston and Alyah W Sulloway of Franklin N H The failure shocks the town as reports cite a $1.5 million liability and assets near $1 million The corporation owns six mills thirty nine sets of woolen machinery and employs 600 workers with vast real estate tied to Sawyers Mills settlement on the Boston Maine line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Sawyer Woolen Mille Cori
B.A
J. Sawyer
New York
Jeremiah Wiilwnns
Boston
Alyah W. Sulloway
Franklin
N. A
Charles H. Sawyer
Corporaton
Sawyer's Mills
Portsmouth & Dover
Boston & Maine Railroad
Deadlock in Oregon Senate Ballot Clash Over Corbett Bid
Salem Oct 5 The Oregon legislature met in joint session at noon to choose a United States senator but no election was possible. Of 90 members 68 were Republicans aligned with a gold standard platform. House vote showed Corbett leading but short of 46, with multiple candidates splitting support and no choice achieved. In Senate, Corbett and others equally split, leaving the contest unresolved for now.
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Salem
Ore
United States
Corbett
House
H. W. Corbett
M. C. George
George H. Williams
EB. Haken
Bennett
Sensie—Corbett
Oesorge
Wi Horm
Maken
Catton
Coin asks for coin free silver campaign appeal
Harvey named general manager of the fusion Interests plans a fund appeal from his city headquarters for the free silver cause. The appeal is signed by the ways and means committee including Senator Jones of Arkansas ex-Governor Stone of Missouri Governor Altgeld Senators Teller and Allen. The appeal requests monthly donations of one dollar from each loyal free silverite until a stated total is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Fusion
Ways and Means Committee
Jones
Arkansas
Stone
Missouri
Altseid
Teller
Denobee
Frat Nev
Disorderly Charge Record From Feeti val Week Trial
Police records show a disorderly charge during Feeti val week. Von Skirver and his wife were arraigned for alleged wrongdoing in Sammy town. The case details are incomplete but indicate criminal activity and police action.
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Ork
Weil
von Skirver
Sammy Tow
Maalieiaining
Nuleaves
Kaiser Drags Feet as Philippine Crisis Roils Berlin
Berlin turmoil erupts over the Philippines as Kaiser cancels engagements and rushes home. Germany vows to block U S possession, signaling potential war and a key shift in European power dynamics.
Cotton Belt Election Directors Chosen At St Louis Meeting
St Louis October meeting of the St Louis Southwestern Railway known as Cotton Belt approved the annual report. About 780,000 shares were voted by proxy. Directors elected for the upcoming year include S. W. Fordyce Edwin Gould A W Krech R M Galloway Thomas T Eckert Winslow B Pierce W B Doddridge Murray Carleton A L Wolfe. Directors to meet later to elect officers with likely few changes.
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St Louis
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Cotton Belt
Fordyce
Gould
West
Ensoine
S. W. Fordyce
Edwin Gould
A. W. Krech
Mr. Ge
Death of a party in Kentucky headline today
In Frackfort Kentucky October first reports indicate the Gold Democratic Organization has effectively ceased to exist in Kentucky. The National Gold Democratic movement shows the party fading with leaders Lindsay and other prominent figures no longer aligned. Reports from various sources suggest the party’s collapse and shifts within the state’s political landscape.
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Kentucky
Frackfort
Lindsay
Malochy
Giecurding
Clarladonn
Fate
Ryebere
Aod
Aguinaldo Turned Down for Recognition by President
A cur rent report claims insurgent representative Agoncillo, who arrived in Washington, was refused recognition by the president. Official details remained scarce as Agoncillo and interpreter Lopes met with Assistant Secretary McAdee at the state department. Agoncillo reportedly had received dispatches from Malolos and planned travel to New York then Paris, timing undisclosed.
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Washington
Dct
Égoneilig
Agoncillo
Lopes
State Department
McAdee
Agonecillo
New York
Paris
Lost on Vesuvian Mount Fire Escape
The Times-Herald reports Miss Elizabeth Stephenson once to christen the Wisconsin battleship escaped death on Mount Vesuvian near Naples. She traveled with sisters and Chicago friends, followed pretended guides, and faced lava steam and scorched conditions before reaching their hotel alive but exhausted.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Elizabeth Stephenson
Scofieid
Wiscowsin
Mount Vesavits
Peabody trustees meet with Fuller as chair in Evarts’ absence
The regular yearly meeting of the Peabody Education Fund trustees was held in New York with Chief Justice Fuller presiding for William M. Evarts. Elections kept Evarts as chairman and Fuller as vice chairman while Henry B. Whipple and Samuel A. Green assumed other roles. John L. Curry read annual reports and notable guests included former President Harrison and Mrs. Grant at a Peabody dinner.
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New York
Peabody Educations Fund
Justice Fuller
William M. Evarts
Everts
Mr. Fuller
Henry B Whipple
Minnesota
Samuel A. Green
Hoston
JL. M. Curry
Washington
Curry
Payne
Peabody Normal College of
Nashville
Tenn
Wnt
William A Courtenay
Daniel C. Gilman
Charles E. Penner
James D. Porter
Evarts
H. ‘M_ Somerville
Alaimma
Grover Cleveland
Pierpont Morgan
Harrison
U.S. Grant
Origins
Peabody
Frost Risk Forecast and Temperature Update
The weather forecast from the weather bureau predicts frost tonight in many areas if winds drop. Colorado reported a killing frost last night, while Kan gas reports cooler eastern zones and a partly cloudy Thursday with warmer northern portions. Temperatures ranged from 47 to 69 degrees yesterday with a 35 degree drop since 4 pm yesterday. the night minimum was 47.
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Colorado
Kangas
Weather Bureau
T. B. Jennings
Sma
Chicago
Kansas
Island Swept Away by Near Hurricane
Reports flow in from the coast as a hurricane devastates Brunswick and nearby areas. Campbell Island near Darien is said to be completely wiped out with only three evacuees. Population was Black truck growers. estimates of dead range 20 to 50. Four deaths reported at Brunswick. property damage about 0.5 million dollars. Outlying islands remain cut off from news.
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Savannah
Brunswick
Campbell Island
Darien
Altamaha River
Republicans Open State Campaign Tool In Ohio Rallies
In Ohio’s 21 districts Republicans begin campaign efforts with meetings across eight of twelve congressional districts. Leaders address crowds at home and from other states while some districts hold joint meetings and assign speakers to various locales including Columbus Dayton Hamilton Springfield and Cincinnati among others.
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Columbus
Oho
Cincinnati
Cnildings Wade
Garfield
Cot
Charles Dick
Eaton
W. J. White
Dayton
D. K Watson
Coluatus
Paulding
H. L. Morty
Hamilton
James HR
Meator
DW. Ayers
Marysville
Wmington
Seth W. Brown
Lebanon
Chimrey Papster
Fostoria
Still Many Sick and Deaths Reported by General Lawton
A Santiago cablegram reports numerous deaths and illnesses among U.S. forces. Names include Michael Daly, Laughlin Nordon, PF W. Tyler, Herman Smith, John A. Munder, Henry Rodman, Willem G Anthony, Alfred Winn, Frank Edwards, James Cooney, Joseph Ray, Charles Stebline, Austin Dunter, Joseph Mosely. Causes include typhoid fever dysentery malaria and other fevers. Dates range September to October with units from Second United States Volunteers and Third Cavalry and Fifth Infantry. Major Lawton signs the dispatch.
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Lawton
Santiago
Washington
Michael Daly
Third Cavalry
Laughlin C. Nordon
Garpany A
Fifth Infantry
PF. W. Tyler
United States Volunteers
Herman Smith
United States Volunters
John A. Munder
Henry Rodman
Willem G. Anthony
Alfred Winn
Compa
Sint
Frank Edwards
Comany
James Cooney
Jiseph Ray
Fifth
United States Infantry
Charles Stebline
Peivatw
Companie G
United States
Volunteara
Austin Dunter
Joseph Mosely
Minty
Va Lawton
Hanna Man Named In Nineteenth Ohio District Nomination
Republicans of the Nineteenth Ohio district nominated Col Chas Dicka secretary of the Republican national committee for congress to fill the term of two years after the death of the late Congressman Northway. Democrats in Warren Akron also named candidates RK Hi Nevins and J Pheton for the long term respectively.
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Warren. O
Ohio
Col Chas
Republican National Committee
Congress
Northway
RK. Hi. Nevins
J. Pheton
Akron
Guns Used by Mob in Maryland Lynching Incident
A Maryland lynching described as the mob using guns instead of rope to seize a suspect near Jones Station. The victim, identified as a colored man named Wright Soulth, was taken from jail after being arraigned. The mob dragged him toward the city cemetery, where the body was tied or concealed after the incident.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Wright Soulth
Morrison
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Selon
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Gover
Sawyer Woolen Mills
Kaiser
Aguinaldo
Vesuvius
Wisconsin
Chief Justice
Fuller
The
Peabody Fund
Jack Frost
Rmantle
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Steinway
Pier de Langsdorf
Jacob Langsdorfs
Sona
Paradelphie
Smokare
Geo. Stans- Saldo
Drocsist
Pittiware
Zanesville
John A. Calitwalh
C. A. Bowerson
Wootter
Aftorneys
J. B. Foraker
Canton
R. W. Taylon de Bon
Stark County
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