Navy sailors wear clean shirts to quell revolt in Santo Domingo
Navy orders the Dixie to Monte Cristi with Captain Southerland, calmed by a supply of clean shirts and immaculate uniforms. The plan aims to deter rebels and secure marines as uprisings rack Santo Domingo's Monte Cristi province and nearby Cienfuegos. The comic incident underscores naval discipline and the department’s handling of Caribbean unrest.
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Navy Department
Dixie
Southerland
Cienfuegos
Santo Domingo
Alps
Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
Columbia
Colon
Neime
Ross
Ane
Southeland
Maine Crisef
Santo Dominen
Havana
Avon
Roach
Sutherland
Monte Crleti
Southoriand
Cominantise Seawthetland
Catlvers
Clentuekos
Southarland
Piteck
Department Officlann
Tola
Monte Cristi
Gente Demings
Gark
Oeed Fox
Clentuegos
Cleveland
Dixie Kasten
Aestvdc
Wilton Courtneay Obituary Notice
Obituary notice for Blanche and other individuals from Washington and New York area congregations. It lists dates in September and September 19, with mentions of burial at Oak Hill Cemetery and family names such as Mary, Maytewier, and O’Vennel. The fragmentary text references a funeral service, residence, and invitations to relatives.
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Meath
Ulnarrol
Lala Yetta
New Geo Prem Leen
Keeri
Cpm
Tin Ayame
Brykiva Os
Wilton Courteney
John A Bel Corotine Buelés
Dina
Washington
Jepremient
Chapel Oak Hud
Fey
Seatouhee
Razeltan
Hawes
Saciaker
Hottie & Bros
Clams
New York
Phibotedetada
Blanche
Undertakers and Embalmers Directory Listing
An archived 19th century column lists local funeral directors and embalmers with street addresses and phone numbers. It names W R Si Speare George P Zurhorst and R F Harvey's Sons along with various services offered and contact details.
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W.R SI Speare
F Street
N. W
Willia Lee
Apa Rebetmer
Bodast
R. F. Harvey's Sons
AKD Poualmers
Edcetesnth
Twelve Die in English Wreck on Scotch Express
London reports twelve killed and seventeen injured in a Great Northern Railway Scotch Express wreck at Grent ham early Tuesday. More bodies feared under the debris as search continues and the cause remains a mystery. The engineer and fireman are confirmed dead amid unverified theories.
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London
Great Northern Railway
Grentham
Three Big Ships Launched From British Shipyards
London Sept 20 Three leviathans were launched in Britain today the HMS Shannon the longest armored cruiser in the world the Mauretania sister ship to the Cunard liner Lusitania and the White Star Line Adriatic next to Cunarders the largest ships built. The Adriatic displaces about 40 000 tons measures 710 feet long and 50 feet 6 inches deep with a speed near twenty three knots. Shannon carries heavy armor and guns and is the eighth Shannon in British service. Mauretania a Cunard turbine liner sister ship to Lusitania was launched at Clyde Bank and built by Swan Hunter Wig Richardson at Wallsend on Tyne with tonnage and dimensions listed. The trio marks a milestone in naval and transatlantic shipbuilding.
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London
Great Britain
H. M.S Shannon
Mareetania
Identicaij
Lutestania
White Star
Adriatic
Lietenhugo Cunarders
Belfast
Amerika
Sue
Shannon
Cape la Hogue
Brie
Navy
Clyde Bank
Cunard Turbine Oyer
Indemnity Talk Ties Kidnapping to Fez Mission
The American mission to the Sultan of Morocco, led by Minister Gummere, reached Tangier en route to Fez amid hopes Gummere will press for indemnity regarding the 19th century kidnaping of Perghcaris by Ralsopll and seek punishment for Ralsop. Unconfirmed reports from the American Legation in New York and various ships in transit note expected arrivals and sea movements.
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Ferdicazis
Sultan of
Morocco
Tangier
Fug
Gumimere
Elkear
Fez
Gummere
Perghcaris
Ralsopll
Ralsop
Ritter Arrested in St. Louis Graft Case
In St. Louis on Sept 29 William H B Ritter formerly of Denver and a former St Louis delegate was arrested on a blackmail charge tied to testimonies about the Central Traction deal. Promoter Eugens Sweeney also jailed as authorities pursue the Snyder bribery case details and potential reimbursements for witness costs.
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St. Louis
Willam HB. Ritter
Denver
Cole
St. Louise
Central Traction
Ritter
Gies
Sweeney Mate
Dey
Circuit
Sager
W. H. Ritter
Snyder
Relmbureed
Veney
Sweeney
Fred
Uthor
Louis Dieckmann
Sthof
Uthotts
Dieckmann
Uthott
Jurge Reynomé
Trink
Ghent Congress Debates War Declaration Rules
In Ghent Belgium the Congress of the Taibute of International Law discussed Russo Japanese war questions. It endorsed that hostilities cannot begin without a clear preliminary. It urged that a declaration or ultimatum be delivered before war and that hostilities start only after a delay to allow compliance.
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Ghent
NoHo
Belgium
Pope Moves to Ban Organized Worship in France
Rome dispatch reports Pope is determined to issue an interdict against any attempt to organize worship in France under the apparation law. He says he cannot prevent persecution but will not tolerate sacralism. Cardinal Merry del Val, papal secretary of state, has avoided Castle Caniggio amid anti clerical celebrations.
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Vatican
Spocial Cale Gisiatch
Rome
France
Merry det'Valf
Sollee
Canigio
Golden wedding day in Karlsruhe celebrated by rulers
The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden marked their golden wedding with early bells and a salute of 21 guns. They received gifts for the poor totaling 15.00 and were congratulated by Emperor and Empress, King Leopold of Belgium, and other German sovereigns who attended. A separate Milan note reports Lloyd Chamberlain urging neutralization of trans ocean routes at the fifteenth universal peace congress opening September 13.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Sind
Baden
Liam
Leonord
Belgium
Leye
Milan
Lloyd Chamberlain
Massachusetts
Steamer Goes Ashore in Fog on Trial Island
The steamship City of Seattle, en route from Seattle to Alaska, went ashore broadsides to rocky Trial Island in Victoria. Passengers were landed and have arrived at the shore. An unrelated earthquake was reported in Remiremont, France, with no casualties. A Turkish report noted Bulgarian troop movements in the region. Also, a letter-writer laments the heavy duties of motherhood and praises Dr. Henry’s Sarsaparilla for restoring energy and sleep.
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Victoria
B. C
Oty
Seattle
Alaska
Trial Island
Sulzer Allied Clubs Rally in Buffalo State Race
A rally by allied clubs urges Democrats to back a straight Democratic ticket and delegates at the Buffalo State convention. Jerome comments on Mayor Adam as a possible governor candidate, noting his upright character. stump duties depend on convention results.
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Buffalo
Giller
Elession
Jerome
Adam
Vjerome
Adan
Sterling
Cortelyou Declines Candidacy for New York Governor
Postmaster General Cortelyou arrived at Oyster Bay on official business and said he would announce candidacy only if he sought any office. He stated he would not run for governor and would disclose such intent if it occurred. Roosevelt hosted luncheon and dinner guests including Archbishop Ireland Bishop OGorman, Jacob A. Bius, William A. White, Horace R. Knowles, Senator Knox, Mrs. Knox, and Representative Parsons.
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Oyster Bay
Long Istead
Cortelyou
New York
United States
Roosevelt
Archbishop Ireland
Bishop O'Gorman
Sioux City
Jacob A. Biis
Williliam A. White
Horace R. Knowles
P. C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Cowan Charged in Fraud Claims by D A Office
New York reporters say District Attorney orders probe into alleged frauds and intimidation at the polls around the Tuesday primary. John Cowan, defeated by Percival S. Nagle in the Thirtieth Assembly District contest, claimed he could produce 200 witnesses to testify to poll fraud. Cowan backed by Tammany Leader Charles F. Murphy for district leadership.
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New York
Jerome
John
Cowan
Percival S. Nagle
Assembly
Je Youre
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Hill Out of Politics and Democratic Delegates
Former United States Senator Hill retires from politics and is not listed as a delegate to the Democratic State convention in Albany. An attempt to instruct the delegation for William R Hearst failed as both delegations were opposed. Detroit returns show seven Republican nominees for the legislature and support for Charles B Townsend. In Kentucky, Woodford County votes dry under county option, aligning with Senator Blackburn.
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Albany
United States
Hill
Willam R. Hearst
Detroits
McMillan
Detroit
Chares B. Townsend
Blackburn
Frankfort
Woodford
Bryan Hapier As Citizen Guest of Georgians Dinner
W. J. Bryan spoke to about 7 000 Atlantans at the Ponce de Leon skating rink. He avoided new topics, noted as a private citizen he might be happier, and accepted a cordial but restrained reception. Mrs Bryan attended multiple events before a Democratic dollar dinner with 407 citizens, then departed for Birmingham.
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Dept
W. J. Bryan
Ponce de Leon Park
Bryan
South
South. Mr. Bryan
Lamar Fu
Young Men's
Damoocratic League
Reuben ‘Arnold
Piedmont
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Birmingham
Kansas Favours Roosevelt At Republican Convention
The Washington Post reports Kansas leaders push for Roosevelt renomination. Gov Hood and others say Roosevelt will accept, noting the Republican party will nominate him by acclamation. They claim the party cannot resist the call and will not take no for an answer.
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Washington Post
P _ opeks
Kang
Hoch
Lates Gravan
New York
Kansas
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Inee
Theodore Rossevett
Republica Varie
Rooservert
Gov
Hood
Grover Cleveland
Nominations for Congress Across Several Districts
Nominating activity reported from Hollidaysburg Harrisburg Chambersburg and Tuckbannon shows William Alexander of Chambersburg nominated by Democratic conferees for the Seventh district. In California Fifth district E A Haya Republican named. Republican and Democratic conferees of the Fourteenth district met to day in Tuckabannon with cross party talks.
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Hollidaysbirs
John M., Reynolds
Harrisburg
William ‘Alexander
Chambersburg
Ban Joné
Cal
California
E. A. Haya
Congress
William
Alexander
Tuckbannock
Republicans renominate Howell Frick at Utah convention
At the Utah Republican State convention in Salt Lake City on September 2, Representative Joseph Howell of Wellsville was renominated for Congress and Judge Joseph B. Frick was renominated for the Utah Supreme Court. The Democratic slate nominated George W. Kipp, while Lincoln party conferees urged uniting behind a single candidate Balt Lake Utah.
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Republicana
Mial
Layjey
George W. Kipp
Lincoln Party
Gould Boe
Bayard Elected Chairman Amid Delaware Party Turmoil
Delaware Democratic State committee met at Dover for the state convention with Thomas F. Bayard as a leading figure. Willard Baulsbury declined reelection and Thomas F Heyer chaired the meeting as party factions reconcile around upcoming selections. James Gord of Camden was named secretary in the latest party maneuver.
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Warnington Peat
Wilmington
Del
Chase
Dover
Willard Baulsbury
Thomas F. Heyer
Taemher
Id Swan
Tha
Thomas F. “Bayard
Teague Ani
Ces Dome Seratio Party
James Gord
Camden
Mayor Weaver Threatens City Nomination Refusal Over Bribery Charge
Mayor Weaver says he will refuse the city party nomination if the accusation against Mr Globoney is sustained. He claims bribery links involve Frederick J. Shore and a city advisory board tribunal proposed to verify facts. Weaver to present evidence at the convention, meeting tomorrow night.
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Weaver
A. Sonterrrice
Shayer
Ormond Rambo
Thomas Raéborn White
Se Eity
Welizens
Henry
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Stomach Cure
An advertisement and reader letters tout Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related stomach troubles. Claims include dramatic personal recoveries, endorsements from farmers and townsfolk, and assurances that druggists everywhere offer the remedy at 30 cents a box.
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Baer
Stuart
Beeklé
Weinglé
Bitart
Jacob
Anthony
Portmurray
Mra. M. K
West
Preston
Scrott
Homack
Would Curbs On Mr Bryan Inspire Democratic Protest
The article discusses James E. Jonse, a prominent Democrat, urging Bryan to abandon his government ownership stance. It notes a close, previously personal friendship with Senator Jones, former national committee chair, and suggests Jones's loyalty could sway others undecided about supporting Bryan’s policy and his push for government ownership.
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Bryan
Jones
Wos
Ynan
National Committee
Washington
Fhire
Senator Jones
Europe
Cis
Benatar
Mfr Hryair Ag
Spessard for Congress Named by Sixth District Democrats
In Hagerstown on September elections, Spessard of Hagerstown was chosen as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth district. Delegates adopted resolutions condemning trusts and Republican extravagance, lauding William Jennings Bryan as a leading Democrat. The convention saw varied views on the platform, with resistance to Bryan's government ownership ideas and a unanimous stance on tariff and trusts. Frederick and Montgomery counties sent large delegations, while other counties offered smaller representations. no county presented two candidates.
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Washington
Hagertown
Committee On
Ferdimand Williams
Cumberland
Sixth
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Alf
Frederick
Montgomery
Woodruff for governor ticket named at Connecticut convention
The Republican State convention named its statewide ticket with Rollin Woodruff of Seymour for governor Everett J. Lake of Hartford for governor secretary of state Theodore Bodenwein of New Britain state treasurer Freeman F. Fattun of New Haven comptroller Thomas H. Rhapstaner of Simsbury Burney Marcogm of Southington and George L. Lilley of Waterbury elected to at large Congress positions. The platform emphasized economy in state affairs continued roads policy and laws to ensure ballot purity and deter corruption by individuals and corporations.
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Mew Haven
Conn
Rollin & Woodruff
Sew
Rei FE Tournhat
Everett J Lake
Hartford
Theodore Bodenwem
New Bones
Preeman F. Fattun
Duuttora
Campiratier-Thomas
Rhapstaner
Simaéton
Burney
Marcch
Bolgome
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