President McKinley Honored as Doctor of Laws
A lengthy weather-focused item notes a genuine blizzard in the southwest and West with heavy snow, rain, and drifting slush. It mentions rail traffic delays on major lines and cites telegraphic limitations affecting reports eastbound. Also reports Joe Wheeler’s absence from a centennial jubilee due to engagements.
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Santa Fe
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Augusta Mills Cut Pay in November In Augusta Georgia
Augusta Mills reduce wages for operatives across the Southern Cotton Manufacturers' association mills. The schedule, not yet set, will be submitted to workers, with cuts ranging up to 19 percent. Augusta mills claim higher pay than the region but will lower rates, affecting six large firms and Langley factory interests.
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Augusta
Southern Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Testes
Manufacturers’ Association
Milla
Augusta Mill
Langley Factomeo Manufacturia
Bactavanius
Acrosa
Tiver
Caroling
Don
Falling Temperature May End Yellow Fever Problems in Jackson
Jackson, Miss October 17. A heavy rainstorm and cooler temperatures raise hope that the yellow fever situation will improve. The fever’s impact has been severe, with many residents affected and ongoing concerns about cases and care.
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Miss
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Iechistes
Galloway
Bune
Charles B. Recealeay
Sete
Tanre
Aes Bo
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Yellow Fever Situation From Infected Districts and Storm News
Wasco October 17 reports on yellow fever measures and repeated alerts from infected districts. Kansas troops faced a damaging storm near Teavenwoern on October 17, forcing soldiers to seek city shelter. Industrial Board plans outlined at Washington opening. Major General Greene arrived in Savannah to inspect Manila campaign aftermath. A former Philadelphia post office clerk, John Barrell alias John Dsird, was arrested for defalcation, charged with a shortage of two hundred fifty dollars. German official crisis reports mention continued governmental strain.
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Teavenwoern
Kan
Twenty-second Kansas Volunteers
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Savasxan
F. W. Greene
Manila
Lenyono
John Barrell
John Dsird
Atamp Clark
Pittadelphia
Tay
Hs Poulton
War graft ordered placed in readiness
Inquiries confirm from French marine officials that Vice Admiral Pouvalier and Minister Lockroy will return to Toulon to issue orders to Brest. Vessels to be readied on a war footing amid rumors linking French preparations to the Fashoda dispute as Paris papers note British actions near the fleet in view.
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M. Lockroy
Fas Ag Madises
Brest
Alabama Cadet Faces Vicious Hazing Ordeal At University
A 16 year old freshman, Allen Jemison, was attacked by 12 upperclassmen at a university barracks in Tuscaloosa. He was sat on and beaten with leather strips and boards until his father, W. Jemison, came at midnight and corrected the situation with a cowhide. The incident underscores ongoing hazing issues and the university’s efforts to curb cruelty.
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Tuskaloosa
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W. ©. Jemison
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Rebel Chief Arrives to Beg Independence Fight
An interview with Aguinaldo's representative Philippo explains Filipinos oppose ceding islands to Spain and favor unity under American protection. The U S commission moves forward as reactions shift stock and sugar markets. Soldiers ready delays noted due to frost and yellow fever fears.
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Philippo
Aguinaldo
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Protectorate
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