MacArthur Says Filipinos Can Be Conquered Only by Force
General MacArthur's annual report asserts that the Philippines may be conquered by arms if needed, while noting Filipinos have ideals and organized municipal governments. He endorses American sovereignty but urges consultation and a government that reflects Filipino hopes. Bates would head military government in his absence.
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Philippines
MacArthur
United States
Milipinos
Feld
Bates
Islands
McArthur
Adj
Gen
Corbin
Eight Hundred Gas Workers Discharged in Columbus
In Columbus, eight hundred men employed by Federal Gas on mains in Cincinnati report were laid off without notice or information on return dates. Emmet Tompkins, congressman-elect from the Twelfth district, acted as counsel for the company. It is alleged workers were kept until voting to secure support, with part expenses paid by the Republican state committee. Many workers were not local and were brought in and registered when work began.
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Ccincinnati O
Enquirer
Columbus
Federal Gas Company
Emmet Tompkins
Congress
Akron May Secure Large Brewery From Massillon
Canton Ohio November 10. Spl Massillon brewer Canton Sopp plans a new brewery. He is undecided whether to locate in Canton or Akron, with preparations under way for the venture.
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Canton
Anton Sopp
Salisbury Speech Sparks Mixed Reactions at Banquet
Lord Salisbury's remarks at the Lord Mayor's banquet praising President McKinley drew unfavorable comment in London. The Star and The Saturday Review warned against praising Hanna and noted Bryan championed public interests against monopolies and imperialism. Charles F. Wagner, held on burglary and horse stealing charges, appeared for a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Common Pleas Court on $1,000 bond.
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Sbury
McKinley
Star
Adiscreet
Lord Salisbury
Choate
Saturday Review
Croker
Iktro
Hanna
Bryan
New York
Charles F. Wagner
Oficer Wilson
Monmouth
Common Pleas Court
People's Telephone opens new Akron HQ with open house
The People's Telephone Company announces open house at its new Hamilton block headquarters in Akron. Manager F G Frise invites the public to tour the eight rooms on Mill Street Friday evening from 7 to 10, with decorations and lights to showcase the modern exchange. Also news by R G Dun reports death from heart failure in New York.
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People's Telephone Company
Hamilton Block
Akron
F. G. Frise
People’s Company
Democrat
Hamilton
Mill Street
Present Tariff Debate At Hammel's Business College
Yesterday afternoon Hammel's Business College held a debate on the resolution That present tariff laws are detrimental to the United States D Corcoran and J Lerch argued for the affirmative W Armacoat and J F Sterner opposed The panel of judges included Robert Witters Mr Slusser and Miss Wadsworth The judges favored the affirmative after discussing the issues in depth
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Hammel's Business College
United States
D. Corcoran
J. Lerch
W. Armacoat
J. F. Sterner
Robert Witters
Mr. Slusser
Miss Wadsworth
Attempted suicide by carbolic acid at Empire House hotel
Miss Eliza Elenbush a kitchen maid at the Empire House attempted self harm by diluting carbolic acid in her room Friday afternoon. She was found weakened, given antidote by Dr. Montengohl, hospitalized, and later improved and released. She is described as from the county and had recently come to the city.
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Empire House
Cai
A. Montengohl
Denies Candidacy Claims By Gen Dick For Ohio Seat
Gen Dick declares he is not a candidate for anything and will serve his full term as Congressman from Ohio. He says Gov Nash will be renominated without opposition and Sen Foraker can gain convention endorsement if he secures it. He expects to remain State committee chairman and notes McKinley Cabinet plans are unknown. He praises the election outcome, predicting a proud Republican plurality.
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Nash
Foraker
McKinley
Second Night at St Bernard Fair Delights and Farce
Two hundred or more attended the second night of the St Bernard church fair. Booths were well patronized and receipts satisfied managers. A one act farce titled A Colonel's Mishaps drew great laughter from the audience, performed by local high school boys. Cast included Colonel Slimpkin, Colonel Smith, Me Barnes, stationmaster Bowtts, and others. Tonight concert promises further entertainment.
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St. Bernard
Yeas
Slimpkin
The
Salvation Amy
A. W. Myers
Colonel Smith
Militia
Henry Drobr
Barnes
Muskegan
Chas
Wag
Akron News Roundup Highlights Labor, Police, and Local Events
Late local notes report Charles Schmutzler of Akron enlisting in the U S Army. Labor and union matters include Talon card distribution in stores and a dispute at Burkaye Mower and Reaper works with moulders on strike. Akron police Chief Dunnhaw orders strict enforcement to keep minors out of saloons and pool halls. At the Central Labor Union meeting James Mahoney was named delegate to the State Federation of Labor convention in Columbus on Dec 4, and G B Seevers elected internate. The Spicer school Mothers and Teachers meeting is set for Wednesday at 8:15 pm with speakers and a planned program.
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American Federation of Labor Finsteen
Akron
Burkaye Mower
Reaper Works
Dunnhaw
Akron Central Labor Union
James J. Mahoney
State Federation of Labor
Columbus
Seevers
Spicer School
Woman's Missionary Society Holds Bank Offering Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. E. church held its annual bank offering in the church parlors on Friday afternoon. Matters concerning the group's work were discussed, a literary program was rendered, and a light lunch was served after the meeting.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church
Coffee Versus Postum: A Health Claim Debate
The piece argues coffee harms the nervous system and invites health issues such as dyspepsia heart problems and weak eyes. It contrasts coffee with Postum Food Coffee, claiming many prominent Americans left coffee for Postum restoring health vigor and steady nerves.
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America
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Gelle Freres
Perfunes
Upham Brouse Co
Gelle Freres” Perfumes
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Ohio
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Sen. Foraker
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Heath
St. Bernard's Church
John Edwin Bowtts
B. KM
Zvwisler
James Drake
Meary Fereb
Elated
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Gene
Talon
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