Anarchist Manifesto Spread Sparked Milan Arrests
A Revolutionary Committee manifesto in Milan called for death to the king. A recent arrival from Switzerland was seized in Taian and shouted defiance as police detained him. Crowds clashed briefly as officers attempted to place the suspect in custody, with casualties reported on both sides. Vatican press coverage noted a wave of unrest following similar events in Milan.
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Rome
Revolutionary Committee
Mmilan
Taian
Switzerland
Milan
Commission Arrives for Newfoundland Inquiry
Sir John Bramston and Admiral Sir James Erakines, with Earl of Westmeath, head a royal commission into the French shore question. They arrive at St Johns and will meet the colonial ministry to set the inquiry scope. Dispatches urge retaining Sir Herbert Murray as governor and disallowing the railway contract. The colonial office says the railway contract is a Newfoundland matter, not to be disallowed by imperial authorities.
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St. Johns
John Bramston
James Erakines
Earl of Westmeath
Colonial Ministry
British Coloniel Office
Rapty
Pets— Hone
Herbert Murray
Hield
Hector McCallum
Lagos
Colonial Office
Newfoundland
Concordia Delegation Seeks Uniform Jobbers Rates
Citizens from Concordia travel to Topeka to press a protest against four rival towns offering lower jobbers rates. The Missouri Pacific Union Pacific and others are cited as the carriers, with Walter Darington leading the Concordia party. Notable members include W H L Pepperell, Gomer Davies, A Sutherland, J H Cune, and John Stewart Bertwin, plus local business figures and a state senate candidate.
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Concordia
Topeka
Kao
Abjieno
Marhattan
Eepeise
Cuncortia
Fumon Aemenimat
Missouri Pacific
Ranta Pe
Bustiurton & Buswar Reiver
Union Pacific
Deleeation
Walter Darington
W. HH. Ll. Pepperell
Wate Central
Gomer Davies
Concordia Kanaan
A. Sutherland
J. H. Cune
John Stew Bertwin
Jolbine
Sutherland
Conterdin
Cline
Stewart
Cloud
Republic
WA. Maher
California
Kansas Live Stock Values Show Record Increase in 1897 98
Secretary Coburn completes state board statistics on Kansas live stock. Total value of slaughtered animals climbs to a record 1, a gain of over 11 percent from last year. Wool, poultry, and fur sales contribute to a statewide total of about 50 million, marking the largest increase in the state’s history.
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Coburn
State Board of Sericulture
Kansas
Boke Eerseee I Valle
Ted
Etaoin Tabi
Sky
Empress Faces Guardless Escape Amid Art Theft Plot
An empress eludes guards during a tense arrest scene as Austrian detectives tail her to a Swiss stand. A ban on photographs of the Greek sculpture Die Craton, valued near a high price, sparks threats to her safety. The account hints at conspiracies around preserving a historic artwork and the danger to those involved.
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Meteer
Switsestand
Glion White
Thie
Glen
Tia
Feuer
Heath
Hillmon Case Plot Off Sets Barker at Lawrence
In a tangled report from court and local business, attorney Williams comments on the Willmon case and a new plan involving Barker. A separate dispatch notes Binger Herrmann traveling from San Francisco to Oregon to discuss California forest reserves and water supply with officials. Lawrence travel offers $105 via Santa Fe for Kaw Valley fair.
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Ti Barker
Lawrence Altorey
Rearius
Hide Williams
Willmon
Beran
Willams
Fis
Hutrker
Tate
San Francisco
Binger Herrmann
United States
General Land Offee
Washington
Oregon
California
Walleye
Millico
Etfo
24 Kansans Sick Commendations from Surgeon Leaders
Col Funston commends volunteer surgeons in San Francisco for tending troops overseas. Reports show 92 sick from the Seventh California and 24 from the Twentieth Kansas, with regimental hospitals crowded and a low overall mortality. Furloughs are issued to ease convalescence, while Funston lauds officers and doctors for their care and the men’s improving condition.
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Col Funston
San Francisco
Division Hospital
California
Kansas
Kansas Hoapital
Kannee
Funston
Rafter
Hallinan
Smith
Cotuny Funston
Porket
Went Over the Falls and Other War Era Notices
A Philadelphia brewer Peter Schamm jumped at Mlazera Falls and died. Washington reports designate several field and general hospitals under the surgeon general. The Santa Fe announces Omaha return tickets at $6.30 with a fast ex position trail schedule from Topeka at 4:55 am.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Peter Schamm
Brewer
Philadelphia
Mlazera Falls
Washington
Post
Washington Barracks
District of Colombia
Sternbers
Sanger
Chickamauga Park
Ponce
Porto Rico
Surgeon General
Army
Omaha
Santa Fe
Topeka
Gomez Resigns as Cuban Army Commander
A report from Santiago de Cuba states General Maximo Gomez has resigned his command of the Cuban army to the government at Camagay and this resignation is reported as accepted. The move follows Gomez’s protests against American control of Cuban affairs and his view that passive submission would lead to the practical retirement of the Cuban republic and US domination.
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Santiago de Cuba
Lawton
Maximo Gomez
Camagay
Gomez
Dia
Consus
United States
George Gould Sees Unprecedented Prosperity Ahead
George J. Gould of New York sails home aboard the Teutonic amid an outlook of unprecedented prosperity. He expresses optimism on business, railroads, and the era to come, while saying little on the Philippine question or America's Cup plans beyond hoping the best boat wins.
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London
George J. Gould
New York
Gould
Themes Lipton
Flags For Porto Rico
New York Sept 12 Lafayette post No 40 G AR of this city has ascertained that there are 48 public and private sellers in the island of Porto Rico. The post with the Convent of the Department proposes to sire each Oe These at American Nag. Funds are being raised and will be sent to the islet under the charge of the Junior ele s pony tlander who will visit schools and wit s ench a flag. This patriotic object originated with General Daniel Butterfield, commander of the post, who offered to hear the entire expense. It was though the better to have the Nags supplied under the auspices of the post and voluntary contributions from comretes.
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New York
Lafayette Post
G. AR
Porto Rico
Churce
Eles Pony Tlander
Wits
Daniel Butterfield
Comretes
Two Regiments Remain At Camp Thomas In 72,000-Strong Army
From Chickamauga Park Georgia dispatches report that only two regiments of the Camp Thomas army remain at Chickamauga, with the Ninchanting infantry immune and volunteers still at large. General Breckenridge awaits orders as movement plans unfold, while 12,000 troops have left for other postings since April.
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Thomas
Chickamauga Park
Cickaminiga
Sinth United States Volunteer Infantry
Breckenriden
Postmaster appoints Charles B. Stewart as substitute carer
Local report notes Postmaster Gurhrin naming Charles B. Stewart to serve as substitute carer at the post office. Nearby, ex Governor Samuel J. Crawford remains homebound after a bout of lumbago. A school janitor at Harrison Street School is described in local rumor as possibly Spanish. An American flag was hoisted today in an inverted position.
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Gurhrin
Charles B. Stewart
Samuel J. Crawford
Harrison Street
Where Are the Goods Fall Festival Props Missing
In a report from winter, $1,000 worth of Fall Festival properties belonging to Mrs. Sutton were transferred to the Committee of Fifteen. Items include silk costumes, floral gowns, parasols, baskets, nets, and sticks totaling around 2970.00. Mrs. Sutton is out of town and the Carnival Knights and Floral Committee seek to secure the items to fulfill needs.
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Moe C. S. Sutton
Runaway horse injures Mrs Watkins and Mrs Ewan
Mrs Kate Watkins and her daughter Mrs T L Ewan were injured in a runaway on Harrison street yesterday. The horse became unruly, the trap overturned, and both women suffered non serious injuries though Mrs Ewan’s head was cut and her hand caught in the lines. The trap was demolished before the horse could be stopped.
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Watkins
Ewan
Kate Watkins
T. L. Ewan
Harrison Street
Siwan
SICK IN PORTO RICO NOW NUMBER 1 888 REPORTS
Washington reports to the War Department from Ponce Porto Rico on September 13 that there are 1886 sick soldiers about 14 percent with 177 typhoid 447 malaria 1262 other diseases. Two deaths show yellow fever origin at the quartermasters hospital. All ten are moved to camps as preventive steps are taken by General Henry.
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Ponce
Washington
Porto Rico
Quartermasters Hospital
Henry
Brooke
Maja
763 Men Guilty In San Francisco Court Martial
The judge advocate reports 781 court martial trials since troops arrived, with 18 acquittals. Of the acquitted, five were regulars. Only thirteen serious cases occurred, and four of these involved regulars.
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San Francisco
Independent Division of Troupe
Eihteen
Carnival Queen Sought From Hawaii for Topeka Event
The Hawaii Herald from Hilo notes a carnival queen selection, with Hawaii Indies considered. A social committee proposed naming a native Honolulu or Hilo woman, Bliss Anna Hose, to lead. she will travel to Topeka with a San Francisco escort for the carnival guest of honor role.
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Karnival Knights
David Martin F
Hawaii Herald
Hilo
Hawaii
Holt
Hon Olu
Indy
San Francisco
Hen
Topeka
Hawaiian Indies
Middle West
Prine
Honolulu
Mersin
Wakefield
Wilder
Littie
Andrews
Bliss Anna Hose
Wheat Market Advances Amid Strong Cash Support in London and Chicago
Liverpool prices rise as wheat opens higher with strong cash demand. September bids edge up. Northwest markets show strength despite large crops. Chicago and St. Louis reports note steady hogs and cattle with weaker yet stable sheep demand. overall, prices climb as traders cover short positions.
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Liverpool
Sue Porters
Continental Cables
Gaza
Chicas
Con
Zoho Iishele
Breame
Thore
Hervous
Endesvar
Fragments From a Classified Page Include Rent Ads and Help Wanted
A damaged OCR segment shows rent notices near Clay Street and nearby listings. Entries mention for rent rooms with furniture and an office suite, plus a want ad seeking an experienced worker. The text is noisy with partial phrases and misreads but preserves location hints and general classified items.
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George Gould
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Captes Committee
Grand Topeka State
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Lawrence A. McCarthy
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Republican State Central Committee
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