Put Back In Their Places In The Regiment
Oakland to entertain Twentieth Kansas volunteers with officers returned to their commands after injury. Details of a Oakland reception, private cars for Gen. Funston and Gov. Stanley, and a parade plan are noted as the regiment readies for muster out and transport to Willows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Metcalf
Tweentieth Kunsun
Relief
Sadana G. Clarke
Company EH
William J. Watsed
Criiin
H. Ball
Companis K
Alburt H Krauss
Weho
Clarkes Asseter
Deen
Comipaty Fe
Kansas
Punston
Stanley
Oakland
Volunteres
Funston
America
Philippines
Siduilin
Bainly
United States
Pilipino
Hong Kong
Aguinaio
Femuranes
Wetegree Bie
Branley
Teeferity
Ems Pears
Hia Xu
Bisut
Fox
Tin Tsi- Ment
Meers
Washington
Ull
Walling
Return of the Twentieth Kanna regiment amid changed quarters
The Twentieth Kanna regiment completed its triumphal return to old quarters after government reservations. Accommodations for the troops differ from prior arrangements, with Ban Praydaey in October noting a distinct setup as the unit arrived and settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Praydaey
Kanna
al Ube
Tie
Washington and Montana Regiments Camp in Dusty Frontier
The narrative describes Washington and Montana regiments settling among tents in a harsh dusty camp. It notes customs of meals and entertainment, discipline, and a contrast in regimental receptions. Recollections highlight fatigue, injuries, and the social bonds formed amid military life and distant travel.
Funston Surrounded by Fans After Parade in San Francisco
General Funston, after reviewing the parade, rode with an orderly toward the Presidio while infantry and civilians cheered. A red headed boy shouted a question about swimming as Funston responded, drawing cheers from girls and boys along the curb. Crowds pressed to glimpse him as he moved toward the hotel, with trains of residents lingering to see the famed commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Funston
Shaffer
Obiittary
Siowly
Sutton Atrees
Leutenant
Presidio
Frederick Funston
Calumpit
Ina
Bin
Arma
Thare
Pasyton Solitude
Regula Hans
Thie Keneral
Ceneral
Towt Ln
Rore
Fisneton
Oveldental
Pight on Funston and anonymous letters amid campaign chatter
City Star report from San Francisco notes Harmony pelgice in the Koreas regiment and contrasts internal discipline with the held officers. The piece hints at promotions and ambitious aims shaping regimental morale during ongoing military contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangas City Star
San Francisco
Harmony Pelgice
Koreas Regiment
Ieaat
Cnnaiders
Deers
Karsan
Jyben
Seywath
Armored Train Destroyed by Boers War Dispatches
Cape Town reports an armored train destroyed near Mafeking with fifteen British troops killed. Dispatches from London and Washington discuss the attack and the evolving state of war across the region. Reports note Cape Province moves and martial law measures as Boer forces advance toward Natal and Mafeking. The British government confirms withdrawals of officials and ongoing military preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Vreybure
London
Evening News
Mafeking
Landen
Transvaal
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Peace Efforts and Colonial Appeals in South Africa
A colonial premier urges peace and charity while appealing to churches natives to support reconciliation. He plans to remain patient, aiming for an honorable peace in a troubled South Africa as tensions rise. A Cape Town dispatch notes loyalty doubts of Lerothodi and Basutos, with border patrols to prevent incursions near the laager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Ort
Schreiner
Cape House of Assembly
Cape
Walt
South Africa
Lennon
Ciapaton
Lerothod
Earthquake Kills 5000 in Ambel and Surrounding Villages
The Hague dispatch from Batavia reports a September 3 earthquake on Ambel Island. The south side town of Ambel was destroyed with several villages wrecked. official advices state at least five thousand dead and hundreds injured or seriously hurt.
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Hague
Batavia
Netherlands Indies
Ambel
Dreary Fizzle Delays Sixth America Cup Race
Fog and light winds forced the postponement of the sixth attempted yacht race between Columbia and the Shamrock in New York on October 13. After three days of no sail and a wind near four knots, officials canceled the race for the day. the race will be renewed tomorrow by mutual consent of Shamrock’s owner and Columbia’s managing director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Shamrock
The
Gmkeing
Maryville Man on Trial for Murder Amid Drunken Threats
Fragmentary Maryville report shows G Jeane on trial for murder related to a bank OVI case. Witnesses describe alcohol fueled intimidation and alleged threats to publish defamatory material. The defense asserts prior actions and financial stress influenced the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Net
Jeane
SEU
Jesse
Maryvile
Jamon
Grilin
Abidan
Griffit
Dewey Lays A Stone At Norwich University
Admiral Dewey today laid the cornerstone of Dewey hall at Norwich University where he trained. He was escorted by the university cadets and the Vermont National Guard and declared the stone duly laid. Senator-elect Chauncey M Depew spoke at the event before Dewey departed for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Dewey Hall
Norwich University
Vermont National Guard
Eleet Chauncey M. Depew
A York
Mr. Depew
Boston
Forty Drown in Senegal River Crossing Disaster
St. Lamia Senegal Oct 14 A native craft crossing the bur at the mouth of the Senegal river yesterday was wrecked and forty persons were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lamia
Senegal
Train window rocks spark manhunt in Topeka
Police seek two colored youths after rocks shattered windows on a Union Pacific train near Topeka at night. Several passengers narrowly escaped injury as glass scattered across cars. Rail lines face increasing rock-throwing incidents and vows to punish perpetrators. Nine reported killed in Cape Town clash near Victoria West as refugees flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacificner
Topeka
Tandon
Cape Town
Uskt
Victoria West Cape Colony
Fort Riley Regiments Ordered to San Francisco for Manila
Fort Riley Kaw and Fort Niagara N Y units are ordered to proceed to San Francisco on October 30 to embark for the Philippines. The Forty second regiment volunteers and the Fourth regiment are included in the movement. Also noted is a Cincinnati report from Mire Helen Moses on a church convention action establishing an English Bible instruction chair at every state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Washington
War Department
Fort Niagara
San Francisco
Philippines
Kaw
Manila
Helen Moses
Cincinnati
Christian Church Convention
Helen Mates
Buble
Young Takes One and Still Proceeds Under Otis Direction
Manila dispatch describes General Young with American and Filipino forces pressing through swampy terrain around Arayat. Despite 200 insurgents retreating toward Magalan, trenches and fires complicate progress as Schwan’s expedition completes its objective and troops withdraw. Reports note prisoner handling, logistics struggles, and ongoing efforts to trap Aguinaldo with Lawton and MacArthur moving north of Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Young
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Fourth
Thirty-seventh
Arayat
Magalan
Ude
Twenty-fourth
Hacoor
Rosario
Malabon
Alvance
Triax
Ciisens
Bacoor
Weyler
Associated Press
Roserio
Biddle
Horton
Schwan
Clark
Tno
Sehwan
Aguinalde
Aguinaldo
Rebalpan
Klondikers Arrested for Prohibition Violation in Leavenworth
Nine Klondike residents were arrested for keeping and maintaining a place where intoxicants were sold and for selling malt and vinous liquors. Sixteen counts were filed against each, with bonds set at 500 dollars. Trials were scheduled for the November term. County Attorney Wendert led the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Klondike
Louis Gordon
Gustave A
Mary Laniis
Gertrude Karst
Join
Mary Bodde
Cornelius Kennedy
James Bailey
Harry Shallcross
District Court
Klondikers
Wendert
Ofier
Stance Meyers
Bucher
Meyers
Klondikera
Fraud Alleged Beggar Taken to Station by Police
Offcer McElroy found an old man begging on the streets this morning. The man carried a large market basket filled with nothing but begged for money. Interrogation by Jailer Hopkins and Sergeant Donov an failed to elicit a clear answer as officers mocked and mistreated him during a mild attempt to elicit a story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offcer McElroy
Jailer Hopkins
Tam Feat
Berger
Donovan
Carter Case Hears Final Briefs In Cape Carter Corpus
Gen J W Claus as counsel for Capt KR Roberts on Governors Island filed the final briefs for the respondent in the Carter corpus proceedings. Abraham J Rowe, counsel for ex Captain Carter, may file his final briefs tomorrow morning. Judge Lacombe is expected to decide early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gen. J. W. Claus
Department of the East
KR. K. Roberts
Governors Island
Carter
Abraham J. Rowe
Massacre of Germans report from Rio Del Rey region
The Niger brings word of Lieutenant Guise German commissioner killed near Old Calabar on the Bight of Biafra and Here Leemeyer a German trader with about a hundred native soldiers. An expedition by Lieutenant Gulae to quell Cross river disturbances ends in ambush and slaughter. Germans and natives clash with looting and deaths on the border of British territory. Two traders escape to Rio Del Rey with a German official and few soldiers. News sparked by fears of German relief from Camerona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Niger
Africa
Guise
Rio del Rey
Calabar River
Biafra
Leemeyer
Gulae
Cross River
Germany
First Speedway Race at Topeka Track for Centermen’s Club
The Topeka speedway hosts an afternoon matinee for Centermen’s riding club members only. Horses and riders must be licensed members, with four races and best two of three heats. Premiums go to Driving Club members. only licensed owners may start horses and car owners must drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Belize
Driving Club
Onl
Cie
Pleasing Topeka hall program aids industrial school
A Topeka history hall event featuring youth instrumental pieces and dramatic interludes drew a large appreciative audience. Proceeds benefit the Topeka Industrial School as winter clothing for poor children is funded. The school, founded by Mrs Thorpe about five years ago, now serves over 40 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histury Hall
Topeka
Mire Thorpe
Weather Indications for Kansas and Chicago
Chicago October 13 reports threatening weather for Kansas tonight and Saturday with likely showers, cooler conditions tonight and in the extreme southeast portion, winds shifting to northerly.
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Chicago
Kansas
President Kinley Visit at West Superior and Duluth
President McKinley and party arrived at West Superior to a warm welcome from schoolchildren who presented a penny-printed souvenir. A speech praised education and industry as crowds applauded. the train then moved to Duluth where a large turnout greeted the presidential entourage with cheers and a formal program at the Grains building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Win
McKiniey
KI Geeples
Chilirwm
Caroline Kennedy
Gret
Diewich
County
Sigvarer
Peice Cain
Pathe
Lang
United States
Countey Wien
Deluth
Duluth
Minn
Co Ie
Thin City
Traction
Greseman Page Morris
Griae
Drevident
Kinley
Mary Garber
Long
Beerethy Gage
Thehe Cock
Grigimt Fetta
Tury Cortelyy
Oali
Het
Bheheehoedt
Jeasning
Avery Avenue
Tame Ile
Mononcathels River Consolidated and Coke Company Purchase
Pittsburg Oct 1 The Mononcathels River Consolidated and Coke Company completed the purchase of the Kinmynes tract of land from the New Fork Cleveland Gas Coal Company for 1 000 000 cash. The 4 000 acre tract contains two coal bodies on the Monon river and has been under option to the Monunshels company and the Pittsburge Coal company. The river combine now holds the property and plans next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mononcathels River Consolidated Com
Coke Cotpany the Just
Gentr Ol
Kinmynes
New Fork
Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Chante Jerod
Union Trust Pany
Monon
Monunshels Piny
Pitshure Coal, Company
Stockyards Case Postponed By Supreme Court Motion
The Supreme Court of the United States granted a motion by Judge A H Horten delaying the stockyards case. The hearing was pushed from mid month as Justices Fuller and Brewer were in Europe related to the Venexan boundary mission. A further hearing date is pending progeny of the court’s schedule and continued proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
Uhite
A. H. Horten
Chef
den Fuller
Pavia d. Brewer
Europe
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Col. Metcalf
Clarke, Watson and
Ball
Lixtey
Boal
Tatler
Typines
Waanington
Montana
Mupper
Washington Regiment
Karnane
Etrugele
Luzun
Icnkans
Fontent
Tameruun
Tibet
Cathe
Erin Che
Captila Watson
Burt
Uncle Sar
Severner
Freegtim
Kansas Regiment
Bleould
Rae
Appiase
Anana
Pight
State Department
Pretoria
Conningham Green
South African Republic
Great Britain
Macrum
Told
Tral
Limpopo Chalck
Ladysmith
Albertina
Durban
Troera
Free State
Herrsmith
Harrismith
Natal
Royal Irish Funlloers
Lindysmith
George Stewart Watts
Archibald Hunter
Ral Symons
Lorenzo Marquese
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Chamberlain
Alfred Milner
Standerton Broks Canp
Sandeprost
Aesault
Haerrivmith
Orange Free State
Tintwa Pass
Border Mounted Rifles
Gloemsfontein
Steyn
Republc
Det
Sys
Kealpan
Afmices
Johannesburg
Coran
Griffin Tella
Dewey
Norwich
Young Takes
Otis
Cavite
Viejo
Noveluta
Banefit of Industrial
McKinley
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