Tartar Let Go By Col Metcalf On Washington Cable
Col Metcalf reports the Tartar is released after Washington involved, troops aboard the transport claim no worse condition than other ships have faced. Clearance papers for Hong Kong travel are in question as British and U S authorities weigh interference with American transports. Further dispatches note the Vartar overrode earlier orders with no severe food issues aboard other ships.
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Washington
Hone Kong
United States
Kesrante
Tieferal
Cyk Metcalf
Cleurance
Hong Kone
Col. Metealt Im Cep
Une
Peeterday
Wellman Expedition Leader Injured in Crivasse
Walter Wellman, head of the Wellman polar expedition, was injured when a crevasse trapped his team near London. Surgeons hope the sinews mend and expect his recovery to allow return to America after initial treatment and rest.
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London
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Hoatier
America
Shires Ile
Foreign trade report shows August imports and exports
Washington September 4 monthly statement of the imports and exports of the United States issued by the Bureau of Statistics indicates total imports valued at 276,438 not duty paid for August and exports totaling 34,6585 for August. Gold exports rose, while the overall values compare with the same period last year, though the text is fragmented.
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Washington
Deitel
Bureau of Statistics
Meronamuise
F.tisti
Arar
Azumat Geant
Perekirs
ZING PR FIGHT Ore Buyers and the Miners Asscat
Ore buyers and the Miners Association clash over control in Joplin Missouri to shape price and output. Buyers push higher bids while miners threaten production stoppages to push concessions, with talks intensifying as associations seek leverage.
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Miners’ Association
Joplin
Beatie
Cass de Wali
Narrow Escape In Rock Island Accident Involving Stillwell Family
Superintendent Stillwell of Rock Island and Mrs Stillwell with their children narrowly escaped injury when a buckboard overturned at Second Street and the depot. The horse bolted briefly, passengers were thrown, and Mrs Stillwell was injured while the children and others escaped unhurt. The children were uninsured.
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Stillwell
Taland
Deland
Stilwell
Second
Tatampland
Taylor
Sillwell
Fragmentary 19th Century Transport Charter Notes
A garbled report from Washington dated September 14 outlines Secretary Rent MUN Nreld and the Meaneblp Menauise detailing transport charters. It mentions regiments, authorized city charter actions, and plans to organize materiel with 60 men and a broader area under a second experiment in Mesila.
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Washinston
Meaneblp Menauise
Peain
Verond
Mesila
Weather outlook for Chicago and Kansas regions
Chicago reports generally fair weather tonight and Friday with southerly winds. Kansas forecasts indicate similar conditions with improving skies and mild temperatures as the period progresses.
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Chicago
Kansas
Pebiloc
Collision fatal for two in railroad wreck near Datro station
Two men died and two were injured in a Virginia and Charleston railroad collision near Datro station last night. Edward Rechbacher, engineer, and Charles Bettic, smith, were among the injured as orders failed to prevent the crash. The wreck occurred between the pay rain and a freight train.
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Pillshore
Sept. U
Soem
Virginia & Charleston Railroad
Datro Station
Edward Rechbacher
Amelle Charles Bettic
Sreman
Inture
Kruger's Reply Guarded in London Amid War Talk
London notes a guarded Transvaal reply to British diplomacy as Boer leaders discuss stand with the Transvaal against Britain. Officials report Chamberlain has yet to release the full message. Meanwhile Boer leaders in Orange Free State pledge unity with Pretoria should conflict arise.
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London
Transvaal
Mir Chamberlain
Colonial Office
Associates
Natal
Kruger
Blowmfontein
Grane Free State
Gromer
Bawtili
Branner Blocklitigation Involves Webb Nichols and Branner
The case centers on the Branner Block dispute over property tied to the Branner deck, later involving Mrs Webb and Mrs Nichols as plaintiffs and Jon S Branner as defendant. The injunction suit cites partnerships, probate actions, and alleged improper court rulings seeking to halt a sale and recover rents and costs, with references to receivership, judgments, and a September sale date.
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W. W. Webb
Brenner Tdeck
Brasner
Jacob Klein
Sire Webb
Hiraanen
Abn
Eas
Uinen
Pirate Court
Mra Webb
Mra Nuhuls
Keeler
Branper
Craimd
Mintrich Peart
Jackson County
Juda Meera
Webb
Nbbots
Branner
Sapere Court
Miers
Kring
Kansas
Saktonart
Ini
Supreme Court
Ina
AL Myers
Siler Webb
Bite Nickhis
Dif Beamer
Judie Myers
Invarh
Eran
Nino
Fred’ Femsky
Fenske
Willie Tu
Persky
Beamer
Ube
Pengky
Rhine
Webp
Nichols
Keeneky
Branser
Hazen
Er Divige Hazen
Ig Seay
Mnnettont
Deering's Hunting Trip Leaves Glenwood Springs
The party of C W C Deering and his Chicago bride departs Glenwood Springs led by guide Steve Taxter. Aretinue includes fifteen servants twelve carriage horses and twenty two pack horses with extensive groceries rifles ammunition and gear valued around 35 000 for a two month expedition into the mountains to hunt silver tip bears and other game, visiting White River Innce Kounty antelope country and Jackson's Hole in Wyoming.
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Glenwood Springs
Cor
C. WC
Deering
Bride of
Chicago
Steve Taxter
Crowded Homecoming for Colorado Volunteers in Denver
Denver welcomed home the Colorado volunteers with a parade from the depot to the capitol accompanied by bells, guns, and cheers. Governor Thomas and Senator Walcott spoke as Brig Gen Irving Hanks offered a reply, with thousands of schoolchildren and banners filling the streets. The regiment, back from the Philippines, was greeted with wreaths, flags, and a celebratory banquet before enjoying city freedom.
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Denver
Sepidd
Colorado
Aurte
Philippines
Union
Wieek
Une
Ssiphol
Capitol
America
Thomas
H. B McCay
United States
Walcott and Teller
Irvin Hanke
Pope Lev Escapes Public Audience In Rome Holy Year
Reports from Rome indicate the pope cannot grant a public audience during the holy year due to health concerns. He plans to pronounce a solemn benediction at a convenient location for the faithful and will still receive the French courtiers next week. Cardinal Rampas seeks to avoid public remarks on the Dresras affair.
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Rome
Belvidere
Cardinal Ramps
Dresras
Topeka residents end fight on city hall site
North Topeka residents who opposed the city hall proposition met and decided to offer no further action. Mandamus proceedings will be dismissed after a writ issue and withdrawal requests. Leaders urged unity, moderate sentiment, and progress as Topeka moves toward rebuilding city hall with consensus and a shared goal.
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North Topeka
G. Clemens
Hazen
AM Baird
Billard
Willie
Clemens
Topeka
North
Auditorum
Kansas River
Perth
Seattle Steamer Charlee Nelson Arrives with Gold and Passengers
The Charlee Nelson arrives from St Michiels and Dawson end Cape Neme carrying about half a taillion in gold and a large number of passengers.
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Seattle
Charlee Nelson
St Michiels
Alisses
Taillion Gold
Dawson End
Cape Neme
CHICAGO GAS MAN DISCUSSION IN CHICAGO SATURDAY
City Attorney Wood and Mr. WJ Faulkner, promoter of a Chicago gas plant, plan a Saturday talk in Chicago on establishing a gas and electric plant in Topeka and a possible deposit as good faith. Bird will discuss cooperation with the Dixon Dominion company to manufacture cheaper electric current and attract Edison people.
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Wood
Bird
WJ. Faulkner
Chicago
Topeka
Faulkner
Pasiton
Bird Faulkner
Dixon Dtomi
Edison Peonlt
Egetee Il
National Export Exposition Opens in Philadelphia Ceremony
Philadelphia on September 4 marked the formal opening of the National Export Exposition with a solemn dedicatory service led by Archbishop O'Brien. President McKinley sent greetings as Admiral Sampson’s squadron arrived. Governor Stone and city officials joined VIPs at the auditorium and exposition grounds amid parades, speeches, and demonstrations of American manufacturing strength.
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Ink Nown
O'Brien
McKinley
Souseled Basver
United States
Exposition
Loinense
Admiral Sampoon
Chestnut Street Pier
Asq Uudge
Governor Stone
National Export Association
Eiicers
Commercial Museum
Ue Frankie Septimate
Artuie Netway
Philadelphia
Auditorieum
Pah Widener
W.W. Ponlkrod
Pennsylvania
W. P. Wilson
Wilton
Stowe
Philadelphia Museum
Franklin Institute
Rome
Eee
Amerieieeer Caer Camerate
Exposition Aims To Expand American Trade Power
Speech by W P Hepburn at Philadelphia export exposition urges using subsidies to build American ships and capture foreign markets. He warns against debasing money, stresses full employment, and links industrial success to shipping and overseas commerce. Archbishop Ryan gave benediction as President McKinley’s message was read.
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Congress
Gurtas
Ashbrides
W. P. Hepburn
Iowa
Hepburn
United States
Hepburn Asid
University of Commerc
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ryan
McKinnoys
Gututs
Pree Lovers Luck and Orphan Tax on Agenda
Lee pleaded guilty to sending obscene material and received an eighteen month term at Fort Leavenworth after advice from his attorney John Adare. Mrs Chinn of Arkansas City stands as accessory statements end. Also, a five cent per member per year tax was proposed to fund indigent orphans of members and their upkeep by state.
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Lee
Wichita
Jesse N. Lee
Hook
Government
Fort Leaven
Worth
John Adare
Washington
National
Philippine Commissioners to Return to United States
Manila reports say Col. Charles Denby and Prof. Worcester of the Philippine Commission will sail for home soon after completing duties. They and other members will help prepare a report for the president and congress on Philippine government options. The recall is linked to ongoing efforts to suppress the rebellion and restructure local administration. The note also mentions a Filipinos schooner sunk by Paragua and a town abandoned by Otis as military actions shift along Luzon.
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Manila
Coloniel
Charles Denby
Dean Wate
Philippine Commesion
Fae
McKintey
Eline
Nevada
Newport
Washington
Merone
Laguna de Batuset
Otin
Fison
Calamara
Sante
Southeamera
Laguna
Newey
Duvideur
Marae
Balemao
Wessel
Watson
Baines & Iy
Mmariate
Luzon
Vicapan
Worcester
Col Dechy
Wircester
Philippine Co
Congress
Philippines
Native Police
Clube Lecaure
WMS
Lites
Atonement Day Observed Amid Dreyfus Protests
London September 14 Jews mark Atonement Day with Drexfus demonstrations, a procession bearing banners, and speeches by Chief Rabbi Ader. The crowd vows unity and recalls the Paris terms, claiming the day mirrors Sedan in significance and consequence.
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London
Jewitt
Drexfus
Dreyfus
Bisestane
Spica Etd
Ader
THREE WOMEN KILLED IN CALIFORNIA TRAIN CRASH
Three women including Mrs Hoom, said to be from Los Angeles, died when a Southern Pacific freight derailed near Bakersfield. Details are uncertain as reports mix names and positions. a grocery worker and other bystanders were injured, with investigators unclear on exact circumstances.
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Bakersfind
Cal
Beret
Southern Pacific
Porterville
Svilen
Los Angeles
Mra
Larue
W Pa
Phresua Ietiwe
Cheie Pumdil
Prospector Dies After Long Trek In Parched Wasteland
A Civil War veteran, 62, perished after venturing six miles to find water near Hargunhals Wilderness. He started from Wicked Country and succumbed from thirst. A brother resides in Detruit, Afieh.
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Wicked
Detruit
Afieh
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U.S Bureau of Statistica
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Orange Free State
Dom Paul
Johannesbure
Zerast
Transtauel
Sunsul
Kimberly
Mtr
Fills
Chamberlain
Morning Post
Pheter
Cape Town
Keister
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Ktein
Cape
Eepublic
Alantague White
Associated Prete
Beiter
Chamberdaisi
Presider Krager
Pretoria
Serret Sesaton
Branner Block
Bsttle
Pope Lev
President McHinley
Denby
Otis
Paragua
Hargunhals
Wildorrinas
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