Oregon navy case testimony and disputed actions questioned
Testimony cites Captain Clark and Chaplain Meintryre claims about the Oregon battle, with Paul W. Beck disputing the distance to the Cristobal Colon and supporting Reynolds account of charges against the prisoner. Beck corroborates Rocky Mountain News report while deeming Meinapter’s statements stronger in one account. The day adjourned after these testimonies.
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Sampaen
Statin
Ig Atdlancs
Clark
Oregon
West
Paul W. Beck
McTstyre
Lampgum
Beck
Rocky Mountain
McAntyre
Belgian Concession Sows Railway Talk in China
State Department report details Belgian enterprise in China and Pekin Han Wei line. Morris cites Hele jam Was chosen by Ching as neutral mediator to win concession amid contest by other nations. French funds step in, Russian-Chinese alliance used as general agent. broader developments suggest larger subscription by investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwashinston
State Department
Chins
United States
German Baptists Conclude Triennial Conference
The German Baptists of the United States and Canada held their triennial conference, meeting over a week and deciding to reconvene in 2901 at Berlin Ontario. A key issue, the dispute over a Ragtiat orphittece in Louis Ville, Wehieh, remained practically controlled by one individual.
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St. Jovain
Sept
United States
Canals
Berlin
Ont
Canada
Louis
Ville
Wehieh
The Lester to Close in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tennessee September report outlines the near closure of The Lester Hospital as most beds depart for camps or Washington. Captain McCarthy ships quartermaster stores, Colonel Tyson awaits orders to Cuba, and the Sixth Regiment unit at Chickamauga prepares for departure.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lester Hospital
Washington
McCarthy
Quartermasters Department
Leste
Will Quartermaster
Tyson
Chickamauga
Cuba
Au Ai
Ayas
Arrival in Paris by American and Spanish Peace Delegations
American peace commissioners and Spanish delegates arrived in Paris near simultaneously. The American group, led by Ambassador Porter, was met at the station with officials and headed to the Continental Hotel for private rooms. They will meet with French and Spanish representatives as neutrality and peace are emphasized during their reception and introductory talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pirs Sayst
Fyr Am
Henri Vienanl
Ameriost
Edgar T. Stott
Sieoms
Egeart
onQouh
Hoger Winieser
Farsien
M. Delcamer
Readasseettnae
Calais
Wilkes Hele
Roultene
Sheuech
Continertal
Ywui Tr
Yrdys
Day
Davis
Frye
Miss McArthur
Delontearambaneadors
Lost in London and Traced by Connecticut Police
Fragmentary report notes detectives pursuing a woman linked to a missing person case in Southington. Authorities allege a suspect pair traveled from Liverpool and connected to Becheroses Com., with no further identified details available. The incident centers on a supposed residence and the woman’s whereabouts in London and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mateus
Traseies
Aiepatch Trusty Fondant
Becheroses
Connecticut Police
Benell
Southington
Excursion Train Wreck near Steterton Claims Injuries
A special excursion train bound for Halifax exhibition from Picton crashed into a working train near Steterton this morning. Engineers James Spronil Michael O'Brien and W G Henderson are named among the injured along with passengers Ireman John Bremen William Cameron of Scotch Hill Pictou and McMillan of Pictou. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises colorfast ladies shirt waists.
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Halifax
Halifax Exhibition
Picton
Stetterton
James Spronil
Michael O'Brien
W. G. Henderson
Ireman
John Bremen
William Cameron
Scotch Hill
Pictou
Oh McMillan
Programme of the Week at Garfield Park The Peace Jubilee
Topeka hosts a Civic Peace Jubilee with a special train arrival for invited speakers Judge J Greene and others. A public reception at the hotel, Karnival Queen Anna Rose, and a joint campfire with blue and gray veterans follow. Daylong events include GAR led exercises, addresses by prominent figures, lantern displays, prize lanterns, competitive drills, bicycle and athletic races, and a grand reunion close with fireworks planned for Garfield park.
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Rock Island
Garfield Park
Vis
Wes, Warner
Milincia
J.breene
Mist
Kentucky
We McCasuy
Ent
W. T
Emporia
Rock Island Railroad
Esd
Threop
Kansas Avenue
Fourth Street
Ans Kapalua Loke
Anna Rose
Lorena
Topeka
Senate Chamber
Capitol Building
The
G A. R
Rive
Gray
GiGuinar
Sre Casday
Mber
E. B. Jones, Son
E. B. Jones, Son. 10 A. m—Campsiry
Ladies of the Gari
Emma Wall
Lawrence
Mra M. Cartilage
Emma Dalton
Winfield
Frances N. Wood
Eastman
J. P. Harris
Ottawa
TJ. Anderson
Wilson
Beattie
J. Churchill
F. P. Bacon
Committee of Fitteen
Prises
P. m
Bel Sarbine
Word Bros
Igus
Stansae Eger
Wes EoMt Wutoh
Topeka Crete
Mo & W
Send & Co
L_Thompson Hardware company
Aurter
Firet
Buffalo Foot
Brass’ Congyny
Noot
Topeka Athletic
Opes
Firewarks
Gerianed
Cuban Emigration and Reconcentrados Discussed by Doctor
New York on September 2 Dr Congosto from Havana said evacuation of Cuba by Spain will occur in due time. He cited emigration as a factor toward prosperity and happiness, noting dangers of fever and climate. Questioned on reconcentrados he replied they are gone God knows and declined further discussion. He also touched on a potential Spanish navy and the country’s future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congosto
Havana
Washington
Cuba
Spain
Comid
Congeste
Only Three Regiments Left New York Camp Wikes
Troop departures from Camp Wikes reduced forces to three regiments in the camps that once housed about five thousand men. Weather indications suggest cooler conditions with fair skies tonight and Thursday, as winds shift from south to west across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camp Wikes
Flrst Cavalry
Kansas
Topeka Girl's Troubles Seeks Home Found Near Starvation
In Emporia a girl named Bessie Orris, 23, says her father sent her from Topeka to Emporia to meet a man named McPherson for a home. She drifted, faint from hunger, until Miss Ellen Plumb found her. She was fed, then placed with Mr and Mrs James Thompson on West Ninth Avenue. She believes her father and claims no fault of his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Emporia
Ellen Plumb
Bliss Plumb
Topeka
Moncey
Emporia
McPherson
Bessie Orris
Commercial Street
Miss Plumb
al Randolph
James Thompson
West Ninth Avenue
Freeman Young Man Dies by Chloroform Act at Madison
Henry B Freeman son of Professor Henry Freeman of the state university and brother of Dr Dwight Freeman of Chicago is found dead in his Madison room after using chloroform. He had bought a bottle the day before and first used a cloth then a dish to inhale the fumes. He was to enter the university this week and had suffered nervous fits and moodiness interspersed with periods of exuberant cheer among many student friends.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Madison
Wis
Say's
Henry B. Freeman
Henry 3. Freeman
The
State University
Dwight Freeman
Tia
Boweht
Lie
Young Freeman
Hic
Freeman
Self-inflicted deaths tied to Madison club theory
W Allen son of Professor Allen whose body was found in Lake Minnetonka. It is known that young Allen killed himself and Freeman, his intimate associate, died earlier. The report suggests a suicide club akin to a group that existed in Missouri years ago may have started in Madison.
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W. Allen
Professor Allen
Lake Minnetonka
Young Allen
Young Freeman
Missouri Co Ige
Madison
New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Louisville Districts
Sept 28 reports from Jackson Bliss Taylors Orwood Wilson Franklin show several new cases and deaths. Utility totals list different districts with whites and colored counts, highlighting ongoing spread and evolving totals across the city.
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Louisville
Jackson
Bliss
Taylors
Orwood
Louisiane Board of Health
Tellowine
Tn Wilson
Prankin
Leedy Gains Seen in Linn County Accord Letter
E Latimer, state librarian, received a Linn county central committee letter stating four Populists will back the Socialist ticket, nineteen for Potter, and 140 Republicans for JW Leedy. It predicts Leedy will win Linn County by 510 votes, up from a 25-vote margin two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
E Latimer
Tariff clash strains ties with Venezuela
Official word from Washington says Venezuela will not grant free duties for U S official supplies to its consuls. In retaliation, the secretary orders all Customs Officers to collect duties on Venezuelan government official supplies sent to U S consular staff. Meanwhile a Victoria steamer reports 19 passengers arriving from Dawson Circle Minook with little gold aboard.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Victoria
B.C
Alpha Tas
Dawson
Circle
Minook
Alpha
Army of Occupation Moves To Cuba Plan Outlined
Washington outlines a two division move to Cuba under Major Generals Wade and Fitzhugh Lee to deploy about 13 000 troops within sixty days. Troops will be scattered across western Cuba with a focus on garrisoning small towns rather than Havana. Transports will be prepped, divisions formed, and temporary commanders assigned as plans proceed.
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Washington
Cuba
War Department
Miles
Wade
Fitzhush Lee
Havana
Quartermaster's Department
U. S. Cavalry
L. H. Carpenter
U5. V
U. 5. Infantry
U. & Volunteer Infantry
Simon Snyder
C. S. Infantry
U.S. S. Infantry
Ei ‘Williston
St Andrew Brotherhood Meeting In Topeka Kans
The annual meeting of St Andrew Brotherhood of the Diocese of Kansas held this week at the Episcopal church in Topeka. About 260 clergy and laity attended as Bishop Millspaugh delivered the annual address at Grace Cathedral. The convention of the divorce of Kansas was held at Grace Cathedral this morning with Rev Dr Krum of Wichita preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearty
Topeka
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Kansit
Episcopal Church
Millspauch
Grace Cathedral
Kangar
Krum
Wichita
Bishop to address clergy and visitors this Thursday
The bishop will deliver his pertinent address and charge to the clergy assembled Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The bishop and Mrs Milispatiza will hold a reception at the bishop's home for the visitors.
Surrounded by Fire in Glenwood Springs Area
Fire sweeps large forested areas near Glenwood Springs Colorado with several valleys under threat. A near mile Creek fire roars along ridges east of town as smoke blankets the region and streets fill with cinders while crews work to halt spread before a fall comes.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Eerigua
Futur Mile Creek
Caroif
Pulford
Vertoum
Prom Lockout Mountain
Ain Beasen
Catt Creek
NEW LEASE OF LIFE FOR POTTERY SYNDICATE IN SIRCING HOPE
East Liverpool Ohio September 3 Representatives of a proposed pottery combine, after two weeks of study, left for the east with extended options on major factories valid until December 21. The renewal defers earlier expirations and signals cautious optimism that investors will be satisfied with the showing and likely January shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ohio
Potter Combine
Passengers Arrive From Havana On City of Washington
Direct from Havana New York Sept 2 shows several travelers aboard the City of Washington including Br. tone and Captain Fred harp along with Chapman Wrecking and others. The ship brought nine aboard and plans to sail on the ric b line in October under Captain Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of Washington
Thirteen Annual Brother of St. Andrew Convention in Baltimore
The thirteenth annual convention of the Brother of St. Andrew gathered in Baltimore and will stay through the week. About 1,300 delegates are expected, with bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church attending. Sessions opened in a quiet, subdued tone from morning until night under careful guidance.
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Baltimore
Brother of St. Andrew
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Sir Knight Irving Doolittle
Uncle Sam
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Army OF Occupation
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