Twentieth Kansas Delay and Pacific Dispatches
The report notes delays of the Twentieth Kansas regiment from Yokohama and Pekin, with the Tartar and City of Pekin overdue and the Pennsylvania sighted near San Francisco. It details quarantine, muster-out timing, and expected arrival places, including Governor Stanley and General Shafter’s remarks.
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Stanley
Shafter
Kauinas
Manita
Hong Kong
Kasak
Yokohama
War Department
Hritinh
Heng Kone
Mtwalta
Funston
Hodace
San Princiscn
Martin
HeilLedt
Dinpaine
Tane
Jone
Tivalletts
Clarke
Caplin Watson
Ball
Pieter
Bowie
Sal Pranciace
Pennsylvania
Golden Gate
Worry Over Samoa Increases In Foreign Circles
A New York Herald dispatch from Washington reports rising apprehension among metal circles over Samoa. The Rubin treaty provisions limit arms imports, but rumors say rifles seized in April could return with the Hudger. U S forces, via the cruiser Abernino, stay ready to protect interests as Germany and Britain push for influence.
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New York
Washingtos
Samus
Daborne
Autores
Hudger
Huron
Mare Island
Californis
Pritin
Germany
United States
Yistas
Pet
Hay
Praises for Kansas Leaders and Twentieth Kansas Welcome
Governor W. E. Stanley sends praise from San Francisco highlighting Kansas agriculture production bar none. He foresees a grand homecoming for the Twentieth Kansas with returning soldiers and a nationwide parade honoring valor and patriotism across Republican Democrat and other parties.
JONES GETS HOME
Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas returned to New York City after a yearlong tour of England Ireland Scotland Switzerland and Wales. He discussed the Democratic presidential race noting confidence in Bryan and Croker’s influence while avoiding a direct verdict on party nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
James K. Jones
Arkateas
New York City
England
Ireland
Scotland
Switzerland
Wales
Bensaiel
Ate Eerie
Getter
Jones
Bryan
Croker
Jones Dad Stile
Chicago Day as Cornerstone Laid by McKinley in Historic Ceremony
Chicago Day features President McKinley laying the cornerstone of the new federal building with Mortasel of Mexico Premier Laurier of Canada and diplomatic reps from Canada Mexico and the U S present. The ceremony drew thousands amid cheers as crews and dignitaries salute the nation’s civic future.
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Chicago
AtoKiney
Federal
Federal Building
Jackson Street Boulevard
Dearborn Streets
Union Teague Club
Vior
Mortseal
Party of Mexico
Laurier
Canada
McKinley
Washington
Ena
Tora
Questa
Orlock
Jackson Boulevard
McKinsey
Union League Cith
Attr & Uries
Ak Be
Dala
Christian Coblanat
Lyman J. Gage
Taeystas
Gagh
Gene
Pram
Run Hwe
Mer
Grace
Lormalie
Gabe
Gobi
Tilveote Amnemtvicem
Mnetar
Reali
Uke Viv
Chicaga
Archblehoy Feehan
Cabin League Club
Hinelibor
Menniey
Don Tgniteio Mariscisi
Miniser
Forview Affairs of
Mexico
Union League Club
Ripley
Wesley Merritt
A. V. Sheridan
Edward C Young
Titian Cavalry
Frank Alsip
Joseph Stockton
Aid Staf
Goronel
W. Laing
Xenere
ASKING A MILLION FOR PEACE TERMS TO TRANSVAAL
London reports suggest Britain would offer peace if Kruger disarms and grants Outlander franchise, with indemnity for military buildup. Public hopes rise for pacific settlement as Boer defense posture and delayed Pretoria operations temper war sentiment. Salisbury hesitates, while diplomacy and internal politics shape the option of negotiated peace.
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New York
London
South Africa
Steyn
Orange Free State
Kruger
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Pretoria
Hos Ulides
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Chamberlain
Britain
WHE
Redvers Buller
Wellington
Napoleon
Europe
McKinley
Hay
Spain
Natal
Atantine
Spor
Great
Johannesburg
Office chair trust plan failed amid fear of prosecution
Chicago on October 2 reports a proposed chair manufacturers combine with capital of 40,000,000 will not be formed. Promoters are not meeting expected success and several combatants owning plots hesitate to join the combine, fearing prosecution.
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Chicago
Two misread ballots shape Pottawatomie race tale
Lester Jennings of Pottawatomie county faced a nominating mix up after a four vote count in the Twentieth Kangay led some to assume he was a Populist. His father denies that label saying the soldier favors Republicans and will decline the office. A separate report notes a train crash in Oklahoma killing and injuring residents and causing shoreline damage.
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Lester Jennings
Pottawatomie County
Repun-lcan
Cker
Wiseacres
Jennings
Pottatoutomie County
San Francisco
Light the Dome for Twentieth Kansas Reception
The executive council discusses lighting the state house dome for the Twentieth Kansas reception. Plans include 6000 incandescent lights or a dynagene connected to the city electric plant with 45 lanterns on the dome. They aim for a striking display to honor the occasion and reflect credit on the council and state.
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Executive Council
State House
Kansas
Counell
El Karnak Falls Under Collapsing Temple Columns
Cairo reports the collapse of nine columns in the great Hall of Karnak, a monumental 170 by 29 foot hall built by Zetec I in dyn XIX. The stave roof, once supported by 134 columns, featured towers nearly 70 feet tall and 12 meters in diameter. The hall, decorated by Zetec I and later continued by Hamenes II, honored the two pharaohs with grand sculptures and wall reliefs showing offerings to the gems.
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Cairo
Temple of
el Karnak
Zetec
Egypt
Thebes
Zetec L
Hamenes II
Hell
Supreme Court opens term with no business transacted
Washington October 3. The Supreme Court began its regular term but adjourned without any decision. Reassignments for next Monday’s cases may shift to December due to the absence of Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer in Europe. Ex-Speaker Reed attended to present a petition.
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Washington
TS. Supreme Court
Justce Fuller
Justice Brewer
Europe
Reed
Peta
Petito
Return of Supreme Court Judges From London Cruise
Chief Justice Midville Pallet and Associate Justice Brewer of the U S Supreme Court, part of the Anglo Venezualian boundary arbitration panel, depart Liverpool October 11 aboard the Majestic to sail to New York. John J Redmond, Waterford MP, will also travel aboard the same liner. Brewer and Pallet expressed admiration for England’s legal system and noted limited time in London.
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Associated Press
United State Supreme Court
London
Juasden
Parliament Buildings
Tower of London
Enland
Amer
Fra
Paris
France
Die Au
DAY OF FIGHTING MAKES STAND AS WARE DRIVEN BACK
Washington reports heavy fighting with Capt. Saffold killed and Capt. McGrath plus ten enlisted men wounded. Troops under Schwan encounter, advance into Cavite, drive enemy from positions near old Cavite, with multiple units listed. Deaths and injuries include many listed soldiers. Knoxville and surrounding areas noted in dispatches. The report also mentions a battle in the suburbs of Manila with the Twenty-fifth Infantry opposing insurgents and American artillery supporting the action.
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Washington
Otteham
War Department
Schwan
Bacoor
Novaleta
Old Cavite
Baffold
Medrath
Fortieth
Wrothaedt Colinin
Emiedine
SasaEie
Lmuv
San Nichola
Barliew
Feild
Mannix
Twenty-fifth
Acans
Twentieth Infantry
Yacht Race Schedule Faces Change After Club Meeting
New York Yacht Club and Royal Ulster Yacht Club clash over daily race pacing. Lipton presses daily starts after two initial contests, while NYYC resists. Meeting at NYYC approves revised dates, with multiple contingencies and potential delays noted. Weather notes from Chicago predicting fair shows and northwest winds for Kansas.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yeeke Club
Columbia
Hamrdett
Thomas Lipton
Ower
Challenger
Thorman
Stch &N
Sharman Crawford
H. B. Mc Downey
Royal Fs Club
Lewin Coe Ledyard
J. Ve Oddie
FF. WW
Mouret
Kaward
Ant Fy Linpitt
Reneuscating
Bundant
Commitiees
Poanae Lipton
Lth
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Hawley
York
Staley
Times Herald
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Wall Street
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Joheny
Howe
Philippines
Leto
Randen
Abe
Gts Agrs
Union
Wade
Jungs
Enilurd Kwedehipa
Melten
W. E. Stanley
M’kinley
Gunsaulus
Cvrae
Mies
Charles Emoiy Sautins
Stealth
Republic
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Ana Taparusnen
Tod
Yeurt
Peewna
Americhn
Jospin Benge
DUI
Tigris
Chisen
Mpubito
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Ali
Priciata
Nat
Poabier
Oes Co
Renney
Mariscal
Brexico
Rand Army of the Republic
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Transvaal
PRES
Pottawatomie
Utaomtea
Sireut Gamage
State Executive Council
EL Karnak Falls
The
Tom Reed
Supreme Court Today
Judge Brewer
Liverpool
America
Ware
Capt. Saffold
Manila
Joes Cheningham
Accidentan T
Win Dunway
Henry Booth
Walter Scott
Timons
Eupabot
Detion
Corporal Gundoraun
Bighal Corps
Terminay
Henry H. Guyer
Sullus Labadie
L. Bisth Infantry
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