Delay of the Spanish Commission in Havana Causes Uncertainty
Rumors persist that a real Spanish Cuban frictions exist, but officials deny any accord with the United States. The delay stems from tensions over a Spanish naval detachment and a late arrival of a steel steamship, while Ambassadors noted ceremonial salutes and misunderstood gestures during a confusing sequence of events in Havana.
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Havana
Key West Fla
Commission
United States
Princesa of the Asturias
United States Collers
Mate
Unite
Spaig
Alfie Nti
Hich
Tafe Marto Mion
Thie Port Nyre
Ue Spardete
Cimmissionery Cist
Officers Arrived Aboard Concho From Porto Riva
Complete list of officers and men aboard the Concho includes Major General Tenephet Witswrt and staff of the First division, First Army Corps, plus Union engineers, artillery, and volunteers. The voyage faced strong head winds and heavy cross seas but all remained in good health and later proceeded to the Pennsylvania railway wharf Jersey after quarantine.
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New York
Tenephet Witswrtta
Asing Corps
First Army Corpe
Apa Eny
United States Engineers
Dattallon
Bitenourt
Tnitiana
Pennsylvania
Wilson'n
Hits
Majora McMicheel
Crate Carlton
Vurnedor
Hoyle
Woodburs
Plaine Allens
Hewitt
Gardner
Wound
Latrobe
Lamar
Illins
Leeutentote Mack
Titus
Husene Grifin Pirst
Gondho
Wesperralit
Pennsylvania Railway Wharf
Jersey
Our Great Canal Conference on Nicaragua Ditch
Report from Colon on September 15 via Galton describes Ed Ward Craivers and Ward Yehe of Chicago and Frank Washburn of New York City visiting Managua to discuss a new contract tied to the canal project. They urge immediate antifomenting measures to curb infectivity along the proposed Panama canal line and note attendees Royer and Parrett of the Panama Canal Company bound for New York en route to France aboard the Sigrprmee Finance.
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Nicaragua
Colon
Galton
Ed Ward
Craivers
Chicago
Ward Yéhe
Washburn
York City
Managua Nicara
Panga Canal
Wreneer Royer
Roton
Parrett
Panama Canal
New Fork
W S Float to Represent Modern Daily News At Festival
In Festival week Friday parade in the city will feature a float modeled as a battleship. W. wl Rwcines will have two big tanks in the parade depicting a modern daily newspaper. The float carries the message A O U W Battle In Protection and will involve lodge contributions and conservation displays.
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Rwcines
U. W. Battleabin
Water Works Election Set for November 5 by Mayer
A brief notice indicates a Water Works election is to be called for November 5 by Mayer, following prior discussions and recitations about the selection date. The item records the official action and impending vote without additional details.
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Mayer
Aes
Waterworks dispute to be clarified before election
Citizens learn of a Saturday meeting before the election to explain the waterworks affair in Topeka. Attorneys will outline the situation with the water company history and the drive for a circular, while talks address price disputes and possible condemnation if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreka
Llanly
Topeka Water Company
Otis a Diplomat Wins Aguinaldo Support
Washington reports General Otis has won the confidence of Aguinaldo with insurgent forces withdrawing in parts. Aguinaldo asks a few days to complete detachments and punish officers, over 2,000 already pulled back. No concessions granted, strict compliance with the 5th instant demands required. Manila quiet as Spanish prisoners are confined within the walled city.
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Aguinaldo
Washington
Otisay
War Department
Manila
Mani
Bualnese
Otis
One More Green Mound In Eansas Will Mark the Resting Piney
Sept 15 report lists Private J. D. Hancroft of the Twenty-first Kansas as the twelfth Camp Hamilton death from typhoid fever. The Mingesote van was delayed. he departed for New Ulbe, Minn, to be monered out. Paymasters finished paying off at Hamilton and proceed to Admiston next.
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Eansas
Texington
Camp Hamilton
J. D. Hancroft
Kansas
Mingesote
Jett
New Ube
Minn
Hammiiton
Admiston
Story of Sin in Loutaville Ky Tragedy at the Enterprise Hotel
Joseph FL Villier street car motorman, his two year old child, and a woman named Netlie McGuin were found dead in a hotel room in Loutaville. Notes suggest Villier shot the child after poisoning the mother with wine and then killed himself. Villier, a widower and motorman for the Louisville Railway, was 30, the child was his former wife’s, and the woman had once worked for him as a domestic.
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Loutaville
Joseph FL Villier
Netlie McGuiin
Enterprise
Villier
Loule~ville Cy Battery Company
Vililer
McNalls affidavit explains why he sought to audit Connecticut Fire
Webb McNall state insurance commissioner describes reasons for ordering an examination of Connecticut Fire Insurance company accounts. He cites failure to file annual reports, suspected violations of the valued policy law, and incomplete department questions. Depositions in Chicago and New York raised issues of officer salaries and misstatements. A Kansas loss statement and a folded blank form are noted. A letter from Connecticut Fire president Moore praising Kansas inspectors is included. Funeral notice for B. F. Borrow at 1034 Monroe Street tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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Connecticut
Webb McNall
Camaera
Br. McNall
Chicago
Kansas Department
Tla
Amoratese
Kansas Bien
Kanesa Iossas
Burt
Meurance Company
McNail
McNails
Moore
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Kansas Insurance Department
W. Tatman
D. ©. McCray
Church of the Good Shepherd tohold special services tonight
A telegram from Fresno, California, reports the death of Mrs. W. Gray, wife of a former resident of Topeka. Services include confirmation exercises at the Church of the Good Shepherd tonight with residents and relatives noted.
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Church of the ‘Good Shepherd Innes
Topeka
Fresno
Cal
W. Gray
Gray
Tormerly
Slater
J. Bh. Jones
Buffalo Bill Show Arrives In Topeka For Two Days
Buffalo Bill and his Wild West show plan two days in Topeka with advance agent Major John M. Burke in town ordering preparations for next Monday’s appearance at the fair grounds. The act now features the Cuban Color Guard veterans and soldiers, Annie Oakley and Col. Cody, boosting the show’s appeal amid broader political chatter in the Sixth district.
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Buffalo Bil
John M. Burke
Hustard Bill
Topeka
Fair Grounds
Buffalo Bill
Cuba
Cuba Ubre
Maison Square Garden
Col. Cody
Custer
Populists Seek Harmony in Sixth District Meeting
The Populist judicial committee of the Twenty third Judicial district will meet at Wakeeney to fill the vacancy caused by J C Rappenthal of Russell withdrawing as Populist candidate. The real aim is to reduce chaos in Sixth District politics by demanding the withdrawal of W G Hoffer, the Democratic nominee for Congress. The Twenty third judicial district comprises Russell, Ellis, Tree, Gove, Logan and Wallace counties.
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JC Ruppenthal
Fussellaunty
Ruppanthal
AW Gilkereven
Maya City
Tuppenthal
Topeka
Gilkerson
Popullar State Committee
Hoffer
McCormick
Congress
Wakeetley
Ruppenthal
Cormick
Bilis
Toste Hotton
Twenty-third Judicial
Wakeeney Tomorrom
J. C. Eappenttal
Russell
W. G. Hoffer
Twentythird
Ruesett
Ells Treee
Gove, Logan
Wallace
Hecker Denies Secretary Will Resign After Detroit Trip
Washington September reports say Ta-Colonel Hecker of General Alger's staff returned from Detroit where he spoke with Low about the secretary. Hecker dismissed rumors of resignation and discussed the secretary's status as preparation for a later appearance. He plans to return to Washington by September 27.
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Washington
Hecker
Alger Rai
Detroit
Low Ain
Hila
Washinatof
Funeral for Prank Morrows Ills to be Taken to Marshalltown
Mrs Frank Morrow in charge of the remains of Rudhand who died by his own action in his store early yesterday morning The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at his late home 104 Some street The interment will be in Marshalltown Iowa This is Mrs Morrow s old home and in Marshalltown Frank Morrow fired before coming to this city The exact time and place for the service have not yet been decided
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Marshalltows
Laws
Frank Morrow
Santa Fe
Rough Rider Horses To Be Sold At Auction
Washington September New York riders seeking a keepsake for the rough Tigers will hear the War Department has ordered all horses at Montauk to be auctioned. Five riders under Colonel Hoveweli will manage the sale as the horses are shipped to New York by water. The auction aims to occur at the earliest feasible moment.
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Washington
Septia
War Department
Montauk
Fleet Regiment
United States
Hovaeweli
Wem
York
Thas Rity Ap
Asad Home-Coming Report From Two Points
War era dispatch notes daily arrivals of regiments from New York City or Montauk as troops return toward their camps following deployment. The brief item outlines steady troop movements and ongoing reinforcements with emphasis on homeward signals.
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New York City
Montauk
Thale Two Pointe
Returning troops reshaping New York City amid war toll
Citizens witness daily departures and homecomings as regiments arrive wearing medals and fever leaves soldiers weak and exhausted. The war department struggle to supply feeds and clothing reflects ongoing sacrifice and national pride, a lesson voters cannot forget.
Public schools must admit five-year-olds, court rules
Superintendent Striker faced inquiries over excluding children aged five to seven from public schools. Attorney General Boyle ruled that no pupil over five can be deprived of constitutional rights, condemning boards that deny attendance and citing the 1876 law permitting temporary exclusion only for capacity, which does not apply to large cities.
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Striker
Sever Cai
Torident Wolf
Isaneax Runsos
Mide Special Inquiry
Stryker
Wolf
Boyle
Socieal Priva Iipaet
Board of Education
Aye
Bie
Scool Board
Ohio Troops Pass Through Cincinnati on Way to Columbus
The Third Ohio volunteer regiment from Huntsville AMS travels via Louisville & Nashville to Pennsylvania and on to Columbus arriving sections at 3:15 p m. Afterward First Ohio volunteers from Jacksonville Frederick Hunt join in Cincinnati. Colonel Lee of the Sixth Infantry leads at Pytrbomas with preparations for a greeting.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio Volunteer
Hunteville
Ams
Louisville & Nashville
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Coll Hunt
Jacksonville
Cel. Lee
Sixth Infantry
Ptyrbomas
Market Report From The State Journal Weathered Grain Summary
Today market report shows mixed activity across wheat corn and barley with bids slipping in some areas. Wheat rallied before fading as traders awaited receipts and weather signals while Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis primary markets posted varied movements. Corn stayed firm early then eased on slow cash demand and higher December future. barley and rye quotes listed with September October and May contracts noted. Provisions prices for pork and lards moved lower with December pork and lard easing while flour futures held near steady amid sparse demand.
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State Journal
Veya Say
Mortaw St Wits
Exer
Minneapolis
Liuluth
Chisago
al Arago
St. Louis
Sah
Tee
Mise
Sue
Chicago Livestock Market Phisken Sir
Chicago livestock market reports mixed cattle and calf receipts from Chicago to Omaha with bids and prices for steers cows and heifers. Prices noted for white oats and feedstuff alongside mercantile paper rates and government bond figures. Receipts tallied: Chicago about 6,000 cattle. Omaha around 6,000. total cars counted near 1,102 with varying grades and market activity.
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Ghiengo
Bensae Caty
Mem
Omaha
Tony Nie Biches F. Thaw
Tad Wikher
Tad
Iosces Eruy
Chicago
Liverpool
Tomer
York
Kansas City Livestock Market
Revey
Kansas
Rewles
Nackere
State Journal Reports Steady Circulation Growth
The State Journal quotes daily averages from 189% to 1807 showing rising circulation with 15,655 total, 24,328 second quarter. It notes 44 carriers and a permanent Topeka home on Reasons Avenue, plus four Linotypes and a Web press. The paper claims largest circulation in Kansas and reflects on management tenure and growth since 1890.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Ene
The
State Journal
Great State of Kansas
Topeka
the State Journal
Tu ‘Ka
Reasons Avenue
Eighth
Kansas Avenue
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B. F. Borrow
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Teauyts
Tramsporia
Wvernie
Today's Market Report
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Kansas City Tratinee
Markatee Eer
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Wickham Commits. Co
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Ace Commission
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