The 20th Regiment to Manila Expedition Leads
San Francisco reports the 20th Kansas Regiment is slated for the Manila expedition next week. The transport fleet is forming with The Newport and Senator replacements progressing. Colonel Funston's command shows 43 officers and 1121 men remaining. Major figures include Henry Lad PRU and details on infantry and artillery units, with embarkation plans for The Senator by week’s end and potential add ons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Newport
Tala Iron Works
Valencia
Umo
Miller
Geo. Merriam
Mania
Istuntiay
Goi
Merstath
Henry Lad Pru
Ippirien
Battalios
Greg Recruita
DT. Callforsis
Fin Warhington
Tyrentiethae
Amicore
Ftroboebece
Filiy
Furivun
Senator
Germans Celebrate German Day in Alma Kansas
In Alma on German day the community marked the first German settlements in America with Rev. Silberman leading the opening. The Steinvere Orchestra of Topeka performed classics while sheriff William Tru introduced Webb McNall who spoke about forty minutes on lawn conditions and local affairs.
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Alma
Kan
America
Silberman
Eiv
Steinvere Orchestra
Topeka
Wra
Webb McNall
Miranee Comimissioner
Ees Mae Partiamn
McNall
R H Weich
Janehson
Jamaica Negroes Imported at Santiago Trigger Trouble
Herald dispatch from San Fore Oct 1 reports Santiago residents complain Jamaica Negroes are causing crime and crowding out natives. General Wood orders that the group be restricted from wind passage as authorities prepare to enforce new measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
San Fore
Oay
Residenta
Jamaica
Dlas
Mwintyre Case Ends Verdict Sent to Washington
Denver October 1 The naval court martial in Chaplain Joseph Mwintyre's case has delivered its verdict and Judge Advocate Captain Lauehelmer heads to Washington with the documents. Details remain sealed by official order. The record notes alimony, divorce action, and property issues linked to the proceedings, including a spouse's desertion and non support claims. Weather notes show Chicago area conditions for the period.
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Washington
Denver
Joseph McIntyre
Lauehelmer
Navy Department
National
Disputed Claim On Valued Grad Law In Ballot Fight
Webb McNall challenges Milton Brown as the father of a valued graduate law and accuses Harry F Richter, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, of campaign on the 1892 veined policy law. McNall cites 1892 laws to show Brown authored the bill, while Brown asserts he wrote it. Debate unfolds over authorship amid party tensions.
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Webb McNall
Milton Brown
Ned
McNall
Harry F Richter
Senate
Richter
Gold Standard
Hanna May Quit as McKinley Campaign Manager
Washington notes indicate Senator Mark Hanna will likely decline to chair the next presidential campaign after the 1903 national convention. Political advisers cite the personal vilification of McKinley and Hanna as the turning factor in his decision.
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Washington
Tinal
Mark Hanna
Mananee
United
Hanna
McKinley
Bii
Si Tance
Bryen
Major McKinley
Minnall S Joke On Welch In Topeka Picnic Speech
An account describes a Topeka gathering where Webb McNall and HR Welch spoke at a Germain plane neid tt Wabern county event. McNall spoke first as the bar stayed closed then reopened, leaving Welch with a sparse audience and alleging McNall arranged the bar closure to limit his remarks.
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Germain
Wabernsee
Harry Fichter
Webb McNall
Huchter
Welch
Gil
Picni
McNall
Abbots
Mhisery
Topeka
Republican
Kent
Rush of Pardons Overwhelms State Board in Final Session
The state board of pardons faced a surge of forty new applications as the session closed. Mayo Thomas said petitions arrived faster than they could review, with many convicts seeking swift action before a potential abolition if Staley is elected. The October meeting was brief, starting late and ending as a short extension, with many officials focused on campaign timing.
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State Board of Pardons
Stanley
Mayo Thomas
Staley
Tanner Takes a Stand in Hard Coal Strike
Oct 1 Springbielt Ti The governor says no troops will be sent to assist in suppressing the strike at the See Virden Coal Company reforming the dispute with Matseer Lukens who claims to export workers. Lukens replies he will proceed with measures to protect his interests amid agitation over labor tensions.
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Springbielt
Tanhin
Mattaeer Lukens
See Virden ‘Coal Company
Deereer
Matheer Luke
Pylat
Wiichesters
Tanner
Fire and Parade Mark Haighte Templar Conclave Arrival
A Pittsburg hotel fire at the Richelieu disrupted first day activities of the Haighte Templar triennial conclave. One man fell from a second story window but survived. Over 100 commanderies arrived from across the country as Louisville vies for the 1901 conclave with 16,000 white satin badges and hopeful leaders.
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Pittsburg
Get
Haighte Templar
Richelle, Hotel
Liberty Street
Onlin Depot
C. M. Yohe
Suftona— Lion
George Hopp
Company A
United States
Pittabure
Woonsocket
St. Paul
North Adams
Terkahire
Pittsheld Alass
Grand
New York
Central City
Syracuse
Palestine
Springford
Shanes
Linn
Grand Commandery
Kentucky
Demolay
Louleville
Coeur de Leon
Boston
Huck de Payne
Melrose
Mass
Wes
Parkham
Maine
Portland
Ate
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Englewood
Texas
Galesture
Huntingdon
Ind
Thomas
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Nght
T. J. Jefferson
de Molay
Timberink
Louleville No
C. C. Yost
W. HL. Meffert
A. Stratton
JH. Shannamoan
T. H. Sherley
C. R. Woodrut
R. P. Satterwhite Jr
R. 4. Thompson
Loulnville
Ningare Falls
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Detroit
McKinleys Return Home for Saxton Funeral
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley arrived at Pennsylvania Station for the funeral of Mr. George D. Saxton. The crowd stood in reverent silence as the procession formed, with Mrs. McKinley supported and the president attentive to her comfort. Also present were Mrs. Barber and Mr. Webb Caes, while John Garber was carried from the train and Mr. Harber and others tended ill in Washington.
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Canton
Mr. McKinley
George D. Saxton
Pennsylvania Station
McKinley
George Prease
Barber
New York
Waahieeten
George C. Clark
General Henry
Porto Rico
Washingtown
Hill
Harber
White House
Gurford Hospital
Hummer Found Guilty of Shooting Lucinda Hendricks
In district court a jury convicted Will Hummer of shooting Lucinda Hendricks with intent to murder. The verdict, reached after hours of deliberation, carries a sentence of one to ten years. Judge Hazen will sentence Hummer this week as he heads to county jail. Family members reacted with visible distress during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Hummer
Lucinda Hendricks
Hazen
Farmer Hendricks
Jone Fine
Jetitiore
Blummer
Cook
Leavenworth
Land Department Of Santa Fe To Be Abolished
The land department of the Santa Fe will pass out of existence on November 1 as reported by sources close to the company. Land Commissioner Frost declines to discuss the matter while General Manager J. J. Frey is out of the city. The plan is to separate the department from the system due to competition concerns and to prevent further disruption in coal contracts and fuel supply. The current land office staff affected includes W. D. Gussett, B. J. Cartlidge, Allen Boyle, and Raymond Glasscock.
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Land Department of the Santa Fe
Frost
J. J. Frey
Eo Strateht
Santa Fe
Frist
Chiusen
W. D. Gussett
B. J. Cartlidge
Allen Boyle
Raymond Glasscock
Hat gift misadventure and Rose's Honolulu visit
A story recounts a failed hat lure offered to Miss Rose by Assistant State Treasurer Williams, a sack of 22,000 in silver, and a later social sequence. Rose tours the Honolulu post office, meets staff, views money orders, stamps, and cancels, then attends a football game. She sings native Hawaiian songs with a ukulele accompaniment and comments on island play compared to the mainland.
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Williams
Miss Rose
Minn Hoen
Mr. Williams
J. E. Myers
Harry Robinson
Charles K. Holliday
Mr. Willams
Willams
Misa Rose
Postoffice
Guthrie
Mixes Rose
San Francisco
Mies Rose
Honolulu
Inlands
Rose
Eve
Miles Tose
Hawaian Monte
Alibi Drama in Canton Murder Case In Woman's Garb
Canton Ohio October 10 President and Mrs McKinley stay at the Barber house as the Saxton murder case unfolds Anna Georges charged with murder is brought to Justice Reigner court room and pleads not guilty. The defense seeks an alibi while a mysterious postal card to Canton mayor is read and witnesses prepare for days of testimony.
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Canton
McKinley
Barber House
C. D. Milligan
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Atckinsey
Springfield
X.Y
Saxton
Hire
Canton, O
Anna E. Georges
George D. Saxton
Pomerene
J. J. Grant
Justice Reigner
Mrs. George
Saxton Murder Shocks Canton Gossip Fades
Canton Ohio October reports show public shock at the murder of George D Saxton. The case reveals a premeditated crime driven by scandalous affairs with Annie George. Court actions and social gossip trace Saxton s rise and fall within a privileged circle, reflecting widespread detachment.
Biles Schaeffer and Saxton Love Triangle Amid Deaths
In Canton society Biles Schaeffer, sister-in-law to ex Secretary Day, pursued Saxton who lingered amid rival beauties. Rumors of betrayal followed, a sweetheart died, and Miss Russell of Massillon eloped with her father’s coachman. Saxton’s life declined as more women entered his story and he died amid lingering scandal. A breach of promise case involving Mrs. George and Buxton settled at fifty dollars, while a Derivative plan to wed Saxton and recover a settled fortune drew police scrutiny as Mrs. George remained mute under arrest.
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Canton
Biles Alice Schaeffer
Daugher
Louis Schaeffer
Day
Saxton
Misa Schaeffer
Miss Russell
Massillon
George Aginst Buxton
John Fisher
Minerva
Cane Tilly
Mrs. George
Piety
Weehawken Oil Ship Catches Fire on Cherry Island
The Britiers steamer Weehawken laden with over a million gallons of oil and valued at about $40,000 caught fire on Cherry Island in the Delaware River about 30 miles below Philadelphia. The vessel is reported certain to be a total loss though the crew escaped. A German steamer pilot from Plymouth to Philadelphia confirms the wreck. The date line is Philadelphia October 12.
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Philadelphia
Britiers
Weehawken
Venice
Delaware River
Gutheil
Plymouth
Saxton Death Ties to Althouse Divorce and Collision Case
Mrs. George shows indifference to Saxton’s condition after the fatal shooting. Mrs. Althouse, formerly Mrs. Nighman, is linked to Canton Steel and to Saxton’s death scene for the case. Nighman’s abrupt return from New Jersey followed alleged discoveries. Althouse married Mrs. Nighman after divorce. Althouse died in a street collision years earlier.
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George
Saxton
Althouse
George Nighman
Thad Nighman
Us City
Nighman
Canton Steel Company
Steel Company
New Jersey
Sexton
Tuscafawns Street
Was a Good Woman Until She Met Saxton Says Former Husband
Alliance Ohio Oct 10 Sample C George says his divorced wife Anna C George is charged with murdering George C Saxton. He recalls Saxton wooing her while he was away at work and says she was a good woman before meeting Saxton. He offers no harsh words about his former wife.
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Saxton
Alliance
Ohio
C. George
Anna C. George
George C. Saxton
McKinley
Canton
Known in Cleveland Mrs Annie George Faces Murder Case
Mrs Annie George once lived in Cleveland before being charged with the Canton murder of George D. Saxton. Described as strikingly beautiful, she resided with her two sons and her father at Payne avenue and North Perry street and on Euclid avenue before returning to Canton. Detective Jack Mintz aided Saxton in impeaching George's testimony during the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Annie George
George D. Saxton
Canton
George
Payne Avenue
North Perry Street
Euclid Avenue
Sexton
Mrs. George
Hull fire on steamship Weehawken
A crew member escaped a blaze on the Weehawken Steamship Co vessel Weehawken. The ship measures 210 feet in length with 49 feet beam and 25 feet depth, and is chartered by Standard Oil. Flames billow from the bunkers and foundries, raising concerns about confinement to the affected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehawken
Weehawken Steamship Company
Standard Ol Company
Unclear Personal Crisis Report From The EES
Fragmented text describes a personal crisis report with references to Tipeka, Milde shed Fyne ARORA and a new trio led by Matt Wit and Evans. Mentions August and October, with unclear events and speculative notes about alleles and queer theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Bee
Jabert Evans
Crenpolé
Ford Block
Fenty
Tase
The Rotunda Cruiser Topeta Lifted From Wet Ground
A fragmentary account claims the cruiser Topeta was hoisted into the state house area after a storm. Officials described the vessel as a toy or model built by Santa shops workers after hours and moved indoors, with observers noting it would be kept safely inside. The piece recounts attempts to display the model at the state house and mentions origin and handling by local craftsmen.
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Bers
Ani
She Sotunds
Uae
M Sven Wt Ron
Rinse
Rave
Ranta Pe
Nice
State House
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Mnall
Mr. Welch
Richelieu
W’kinleys
Torent
Land Department
Gov. Smith
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Santa Monica
Bert Pete
Hg Bealls
Columbiana County
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Mr. George
George Saxton
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