Bryan Missed At Home In Nebraska Fall Campaign
Sept 14 at Linenin Nebraska Bryan telegraphed to state administration that he will not be in time for the fall campaign. Fusion forces leaders are exasperated by the Oliver division of privates and officers in Col. Bryan's command. Governor Holcomb has asked the War Department and Nebraska's Washington congressional delegation to urge posting the Silver battalion, but no formal declaration has been made.
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Linenin
Neh
Col Bryan
Nebraska
Cambaleen
Funion Miots
Oliver
Col. Bryan
Holcomb
War Department
Nebraska Congressional Aucention
Washington
New York
Army
Wew Department
Secretary of War
Otey
Santiego
Cherasan
Gettlins
Othes
Strikita
la Gioney
Ubin City
Larewat
Col. Wilson
Department of the East
Macriege
Murphy
Senate
United States
Taos
State Board of
Otto Kampner
Assembly
Modest Women Mar Denotation of Women Saffered by Regulator Ad
Fragmented OCR text describes a patent remedy claim for female disorders. Mentions Bradfield's Female Regulator, touted as standard for women’s ailments, sold by druggists at a dollar per bottle. Company listed as Seadfield Regulator Co. Atlanta.
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Bradfield
Seadfield Regulator CO
Atlania
Appeal in vain over pay rules for wounded soldiers
A New York dispatch denounces army pay rigidity that leaves soldiers on furlough unpaid while awaiting special orders from Washington. It cites Col Wilson and the War Department, detailing months of back pay, harsh red tape, and hardship for maimed and hospitaled servicemen awaiting funds and transportation home.
President of Guatemala Elected by Phenomenal Majority
Telegraph from Guatemala reports a near unanimous victory for the president elect in the first week of September. Minister Hunt telegraphs Washington that the election produced an overwhelming margin and reflects strong support for the new Guatemalan leader.
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Guatemala
Washington
Hunter
State Department
Guatemala elects Cabrera as president in landslide victory
Manuel E Barrada Cabrera wins the presidency in Guatemala with 415,026 votes to Castillo’s 316,000 amid a record turnout. The assembly meets on the 15th to declare results and inauguration is set for the 33rd. Cabrera, 41, is praised as a peaceful, capable leader ending military rule.
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Manuel Ebarrada Cabrera
San Cabrera
Castilla
Cabrera
Castillonee
Franchine
National Assembly
Cabrena
Guatemala
Hunter
Johnson v Johnson Divorce Case Ends With Judge Lecture
Judge Hazen heard two hours of testimony in the Johnson divorce suit and dismissed both parties with a stern warning. W Johnson, a printer, married in 1983, has two children. Mrs Johnson charged drunkenness and abuse, while Mr Johnson claimed her infidelity. She said she married him to reform him and admitted past acts of striking and splashing water. Evidence included allegations of visits by women of bad character and Mr Johnson's drinking. The judge criticized the couple as unfit parents and denied the divorce to both sides, warning that custody could be awarded to a single parent if behavior did not improve.
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Hazen
District Court
Johnson
W. Johnson
John
Abandons Soldier's Body Coffin Sent From Montauk
In New York a coffin bearing Private Martin Litis of Company F Third Infantry, died at Montauk on September 3 from fever. The body, prepared for burial and boxed for shipment, lay abandoned at the West Twenty third Street station, with a plate showing his name and age.
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Montauk
New York
Enereg Tvanta Ee
Yawn Dislocates Jaw In Peculiar Accident
Niles Michigan September 14 Hent Woodford stretched and yawned badly cracking his jaw so it could not close or speak. Relatives summoned two doctors and two men to help wrench the jaw back into place as he endured intense agony before the limb was set.
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Niles, Mich
Hent Woodford
Woolfonl
Gold Hunters Come Home From Klondike Exodusing Tacoma News
Several thousand weary gold hunters prepare to leave Dawaun with enough provisions to last winter. Klondikers arriving, exodus expected this month as at least 1,000 overland departures are planned. J G Thogard travels to Washington to press for a government mint at Circle City for deposits and raft security. Dr P W Plehn resigns from the Blue Rapids state health board to move away.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dawaun
Klondikera
Overland
J. G. Thogard
Krondtker
Washington
Noge
Circle City
United States Treasury
Plehn
P.W. Plehn
Blue Rapids
Leedy
State Board of Health
Pastor In A Sad Plight Raised By War Time Wreck
The Rev Charles Herald described in distress with body starved and clothes torn after months in a relief camp near Egmont Key Florida. He suffered neglect and faintly recovered. army and navy aid, led by Drign Rey, oversaw his care as he faced a shadow of his former strength and humility amid reports of camps and suffering. Joseph Miluourns, pastor of a ward Beech er church, urged cautious war management and imperial control, noting a need for space to ease suffering and avoid further encroachment.
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New
Driign Reybe
Ieee
Lfe
Twenty Gunboat Boats Secured in Cuban War Vessels
Boston dispatch reports preliminary peace negotiation outcomes with twenty gunboats escaped destruction now U S property. Vessels include nine under 100 tons and armed with one heavy gun and a Maxim Nordenfelt gun. Many craft to serve in Cuban patrols or revenue cutter duties, with key names and locations noted.
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Boston
Sae Yislone
Arauiin
Tradera
Fee Fiochi
Bateittte Margarit
Vigia
General Hines
Intrepida
AERC
Olifuegos
Femaindez
Batabano
Tunes
Havana
Wei Ant Trang
Coast Patrol
Jt Ie
Tra
Revenue Cutter Service
General Fitzhugh Lee Seeks Senate Backing in Richmond Race
In Richmond on January 14, General Fitzhugh Lee reports assurances from Washington that President Moody and the administration back his bid for the United States Senate. Campaign figures mention Anita Pee Erwit and Grover rere funds while Senator Martin leads the Democratic organization backing other candidates. Lee’s support hinges on party factions and alignment with core elements of the party.
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Richmond
Fitzhugh Lee
Washington
Moistnney
United States
Anita Pee Erwit
Tee
Grover Rere
Cleveland
Ie Lafleenes
Martin
Air Bed
Commirkere
Lee
Eaundant Es
Wuleu
Roosevelt Must Choose Between Independent and Republican Nominations
New York leaders pressure Theodore Roosevelt as Senator Platt rejects Roosevelts candidacy until he signals declining an independent bid. A split Republican ticket could risk voters backing independents, altering the balance of power in the state.
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New York
Platt
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Colonel Rosevelt
Republicet
Baratey
Ena
Msseblne
Rooseelk
Thas Republitas
Fide’ Elchet
Ican
Doctor Abbie G Hall Dies From Grief in Champaign
In Champaign Illinois Dr Abbie G Hall a respected medical practitioner died this morning believed to be from a broken heart. A former public health teacher in the county she studied medicine and became a family physician. Eight years ago she adopted her nephew Harry Derr and remained devoted to him. Recently she bought a farm near Ridgedale Mississippi and six weeks ago while visiting the farm he drowned in an accident. The shock overwhelmed her and she refused medicine, with no aid able to revive her.
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Champaigh
Abbie
G. Hall
Miss Hall
Harry Derr
Ridgedale
Miss
Ae Te
Randolph estate appointees named administrator
Leslie F. Randolph of Nortonville appointed administrator of A. M. Randolph estate valued at about $15 000 with appraisers named. The listing includes various names and districts in Nortonville and Musterton with administrative actions, plus references to related trust and property items. A separate note mentions Chicago Methodist ministers planning a message to the czar and a telegraph digest to President McKinley.
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Leslie F. Randolph
Nortonville
A. M
Randolph
Ethan Gece Fieneetis
Wsiara
Alice Bisnis
N Allon Georgian
Noronville
Tulle Ives
Mustertons
Taarry
Apf
Penthers
Garretson
Ater
H. Horn George pHa J. W. Habcock
Davis and . & Gineaureons
Chicago
Chicago Methodist
Russia
Cur
McKinley
Www. Co. T. U
Gold Democrats Alarmign New York Faithful Ahead of Convention
Albany dispatch reports Gold Democrats rising to watch the Syracuse state convention with focus on the money question as Silver Democrats press for full recognition. Murphy allies fear losing control of the Senate and aim to rally for Murphy’s reelection while targeting key districts.
Battle for NH Governor Nomination Heats Up
Boston reports a lively Republican contest for New Hampshire governor with Frank W. Rollins backed by most state papers and Franklin Worcester challenging. O G Greenleaf has dropped out amid questions over steam versus trolley influence and Boston and Maine railroad control. The Laconia Democrat opposes Rollins on national issues, alleging state officers and railroad commissioners are paid salaries by the B and M railroad.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Frank W. Rollins
E. H. Rolling & Co
Concord
Franklin Worcester
O. 5
Greenleaf
Hotel Vendome
Granite State
Isue
Boston and Maine Railroad
Rollins
Laconia Democrat
Natonal
State Railroad Commission
Birmingham Steel Syndicate Plans New Ensley Mills
A Joll steel syndicate headed by J. W. Gates aims to build steel and wire rod mills at Ensley City near Birmingham. The venture, linked to Federal Steel, would cost between 2 million dollars and 2 million dollars and is expected to export output abroad. Another move by the Illinois Central advances into Alabama coal fields with executives John C. Welling T Harahan and Eo- to lead the effort.
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Birmingham
Joll+ steel _syndh
Cleveland
J. W. Gates
Alabama Steel Ship- Building Company
Ensley City
Federal Steel Company
Ensley
Tliois Central
Alabama
John C. Welling
T. Harahan
Fitzhugh authorized to secure stock for railroad
G B Fitzhugh of the Tilmots has been authorized by the secretary of state to secure subscriptions for stock in the Canton Aberdeen and Ashville railroad.
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G. B. Fitzhugh
The
Tilmots Ral
Etary of State
Canton, Aberdeen and
Ashville
Winter Crusade Planned by West Side WCTU
Chicsko September meeting of the West Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union discussed plans for a winter crusade to aid alcohol victims. Led by president Mrs Ananda Beekman the group meets weekly at 167 South Western Avenue under physician guidance, aiming to save lives. The eighth annual Third District WCTU convention will be at Oak Park Presbyterian Church with Mrs H L Clark in charge and speakers Miss Jane Adams Hull House, Mrs Helen Barker, and Katherine L Stevenson.
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Chicsko
West Side Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
South Western Avenue
Ananda Beekman
Third District
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oak Park Presbyterian Church
H. L. Clark
Ives
Jane Adams
Hull House
Helen M. Barker
Bliss Katherine L. Stevenson
War an impossibility in view of nations common bonds
Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden warned that war between America and England is a political absurdity and moral impossibility. In his Sept lecture after a summer England trip he said ministers rather than the people stir up conflict and that England today differs from Pitt era. He noted English goodwill toward America and said Ireland faces obstacles but could secure goals if united with English government.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington Gladden
England
America
Pitt and
Castlereagh
North
Palmerston
Satan
Heaven
Glidden
Ireland
Green Opposed in Diocesan Bishop Selection
Report says opponents will present a letter to Rev Dr Thomas F E Green of Cedar Rapids urging withdrawal as chosen successor to the late Bishop Perry. Delegates from Davenport backed Green while others plan to appeal to the general convention in Philadelphia next month. If Green refuses, the dispute will be carried to the national body.
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Dubuque
Towa
Nept. H
Thomas FE. Green
Cedar Rapida
Davenport
Perry
Green
Philadelphia
Expeditions Delayed by Severe Storm at St Michael
A harsh storm at St Michael forced two expeditions heading to reach headwaters of the Attesim to turn back. A party including W. H. Bueba ham H. J. Benson and M. L. Nier arrived from St Michael with a forty foot launch aimed at Btaflchaet Wesed while exploring streams and transporting supplies up the Yukon river. The storm wrecked several small craft and a large stern wheel steamer was driven high and dry on the beach.
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Keukouk
St. Michael
W. H. Buebaham
H. J. Benson
M. L. Nier
Yukon River
Insylvania Company
Murderer Ends His Wife and Sister in Grand Rapids Tragedy
Tenra Badgerow a Georgetown Ottawa county farmer killed his wife and her sister after a quarrel and then fatally stabbed himself. He attacked at their father’s home then fled to his mother’s farm before ending his life in a barn.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Tenra Badgerow
Georgetown
Ottawa County
Alesworth
Sinil Bane
Lucy Alesworth
Examining Accounts In U S Land Office And Marshal Service
Government inspectors review the accounts of the clerk of the United States district court the U S marshal and the U S land office in the city. General C W Pare of Vernon and Mr Pinto Mountjoy of Washington are conducting the audit, part of routine biannual checks of federal offices in the west.
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Tyntted Staten District
United States Marshal
United States Land Office
City
C. W. Pare
Vernon, Til
Pinto Mountjoy
Washington, Ltd
West
Tape Depot Contract Aims Cofferville Depot Completion
Swanson of Cofferville says a new depot building will be completed within the next week with a waiting room ticket office and press office. The project targets a November 1 finish date and includes air service plans and a street layout.
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Cofferville
Kan
World Belek Ab
Air Sormancas
Chicago to form new government plan through fines commission
Chicago moves toward reform with a resolution creating a nine member commission to draft an entirely new city government. Six appointees come from the mayor and three from the county commissioners as the plan contemplates consolidating town, city and county authorities.
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Chicago
Misfortune in Kotzebue Sound Islanded Gold Lure
Port Townsend reports from Sept 14 that W Strong arrived on the Garonne with wreckage near Unamik Past. The find resembles a schooner, but no identifying marks. He notes Kotzebue Sound has yielded no gold despite thousands chasing riches, with 40,000 dollars of supplies abandoned on the beach. A number of schooners moor to the sound and more men trek toward transport. hopes of gold persist at stream headwaters, though prospects fade.
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Port Townsend
Wash
W. ©. Strong
Michael
Garonne
Unamik
Strong
Kotzebue Sound
Korsebue
Intense Suffering Healed by Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
A physician reports a remarkable cure of chronic dyspepsia after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The patient, long troubled by acid, pain, poor appetite, and weight loss, improved dramatically after four doses and gained 10 to 12 pounds. The ad touts safety for all ages and claims a universal stomach remedy by Stuart Co.
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Dr. Redwell
Stuart
Stuart Co
Arumglere
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