Wreckers Sent to Rescue the Teresa
Washington officials dispatch the Vulcan and Potomac to Cat Island near the Watling group after reports that a two funnel steamer may be the warship Infanta Teresa or another vessel stranded off Cat Island. Captain McCalla to command the expedition in hopes of saving the vessel.
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Washington
Vulcan
Associated Press
New York
James E. Ward & Co
Soyer
Nascac
N. P
Cat Island
Navy Department
Watling Group
Norfolk
Potomac
Santiago
McCalla
Marblehead
Norfolk Navy Yard
Natinn
N.‘P
Infanta Teresa
Watling Island
Cat Islanil
Bahama
Nossa
Treasury In Poor Shape Forecast Of Georgia Deficit
Georgia faces a large state deficit as W J Speer releases an annual report up to October 1 showing expenditures rising from 2 97 million in 1897 to 3 42 million in 1898 with a tax rate of 6 21. Undrawn appropriations 1 415 million and an Atkinson note 200 thousand add to liabilities, while cash on hand is 120 thousand 57. Governor Candler delays appointments to focus on finances and a reduced tax rate.
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Attazta
Atara
Georgia
W. J. Speer
Steer
Speer
R. A. Hardeman
Atkinson
New York
Candler
General Assembly
Fragmented medical plea reveals tortured drive system failures
A garbled historical medical notice reflects patient complaints about torture barst pain and digestive distress linked to drive system faults. Names and places are obscured, yet the fragment hints at a field report detailing severe stomach pain and related ailments treated by physicians.
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Losis
Des Pierce
Bat
Golder Medical Disco Jy Anapone
Solance
Mr. J
Chance
Dewitt Co. T
Cwrties
Roosevelt sweeps New York in overwhelming victory
The Rough Rider proved a terror for Van Wyck and Democracy Democrats as Roosevelt appears the likely governor, with North Carolina hailed as redeemed from negro rule. Early returns show a strong Democratic sweep and anticipated control of both legislative chambers. Some precincts still report partial results amid calm in the state.
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van Wyck
North Carolina
New York
How Mr McKinley Voted In Canton First Ward
President McKinley arrived in Canton by special train with Mrs McKinley and staff at 9 25 am and walked to his polling place in the First ward three blocks away. He registered as No 192 and ballot No 133, voting after a brief consultation with a judge. He left the booth after 1 minute 6 seconds and returned to the Barber home for lunch and continued his visit in Canton.
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Canton
Caxter
McKinley
Pennsylvania Line
Hastings
Cortelyou
Rudolph Foster
Mlo. Barber
William McKinley
Barber House
Washington
New Yorkers Accused in Injured Husband Racket Case
New York, Nov 4 Mr and Mrs W A Moore are in Tombs prison charged with blackmail. The couple allegedly plotted to extort 5000 from Martin Mahon, claiming he kept a 167 dollars and a diamond horseshoe pin Mahon says a stranger with a drawn revolver intervened, but Moore demanded all his money and the pin. Mrs Moore, daughter of late Judge Strabay, lunched with Mahon and visited the Moore home. they were arrested and held for trial Nov 11.
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New York
W. A. Moore
Pat” Strahan
Atlanta
Tombs
Martin Mahon
New Amsterdam
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Legativ
Mahan
Reee Ee
Moore
Mahon
Mac Cinsky
Detective Bureau
Czar and His New Plans and Stead's Dispatch
William T. Stead reports from Sebastopol after interviewing the czar at Livadia. He reiterates belief in disarmament and notes Russia expresses earnest intent. A separate dispatch from Consul Grinnell formalizes Philippine exports to the United States for September.
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Lospex
William T. Stead
Daily News
Sebas- Upol
Livadia
Fiee
Russia
Grinnell
Philippines
United States
State Department
United Sta
Manila
Forte Rico
Onal Sevag
Panama Safe At New York After Bombardment of Overboard Cargo
The transport Panama arrives in quarantine at New York with about 400 aboard including many sick. reports say boxes and material were thrown overboard near shore after leaving Santiago, prompting fears of wreck. The ship carries invalided soldiers and bodies from several regiments, plus immunes and Congressman Dalzell, with engines reportedly out of order and hull damaged prompting caution about mail service.
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Hanson
New York
United States
Panama
Santiago
Havana
Hanlon
Fifth United States Infantry
Twenty Third
Kansas
W. N. Dickinson
Seventeenth Infantry
M. D. Russell
Volunteer Cavalry
Thomas A. Wansboro
Seventh Infantry
Dennis M. Michie
Fred B. Taft
Silas Undergrave, Jr
F. Hickinson
James Wheeler
Harvey Randall
W. C. Greene
J. C. King
Massachuestts Volunteer Infantry
O. Oulman
Thirty-fourth
Michigan Volunteers
A. Glerman
Sidney A. Schofield
Seventy-first
New York Volunteer Infantry
John M. Koden
Eliot Tiviots Volan
Tear Infantry
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United
Transfe
F. M. Baird
O. H. Cadeo
B. O. Packer
T. Jumpoon
DA. Rogers
O. T. Hayes
Elmer Olson
B. J. Kimmel
F. E. Charity
H. F. Bennet
N. Parsons
A. Casper
Theodora Suedeske
C. Nigust
F. D. Mackin
J. E. Cheever
Ray
Georgia Regiment of
Immunes
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hugo Deman
Eaa
Scheduled Meeting Fails in Philippine Peace Talks
Reports from Paris indicate a joint session between Spanish peace commissioners and the French minister of foreign affairs will not occur as planned. The Americans are said to await Washington’s instructions amid evolving positions, with potential for Spain to seek pecuniary compensation and continued negotiations toward a satisfactory, amicable settlement.
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Paris
M. del Casse
Upos
Peach Commissions
J Wan
Washington
Cirvlois
Gaulois
Spain
Philippies
Peace talks page reports no break as talks seem hopeful
Washington dispatch says there has been no break in Paris peace negotiations and officials expect a peaceful conclusion soon. Postponement is seen as convenience for commissioners, with three or four more joint meetings anticipated. Reports cite encouragement from Spanish parties and urge continued restraint and progress toward settlement.
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Paris
Gepaetsmont
Joint Commission
Major Terry to Hang for Double Murder in Troy
An old negro, Major Terry, has been convicted in Troy, Alabama, of murdering Mrs. Von Thomas and her infant, then setting fire to the house. After fleeing, he was recaptured months later and sentenced to hang. Trial revealed brutal violence and arson, with a skull fracture cited in the autopsy.
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Troy
Ala
Terry
von Thomas
Pike County
Tat
Notice to return fitted goods at once
A seller urges customers to return goods that have been tried on or fitted, stating sizes are being broken and causing inconvenience, and inviting immediate action to carry out the items while stock is sold at cost.
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