President McKinley Returns From Western Trip
President McKinley and party arrived in Washington at 12 25 after a delay on the Baltimore and Ohio grade. The group, including Mrs McKinley and cabinet members, was driven to the White House. Separate items note racial tensions in East Decatur Alabama and a drumhead court martial among the Forty sixth Volunteers en route to Manila.
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McKinley
Washington
Baltimore Thanes
Mra McKinley
Mra Long
Mra Hitchcock
Griggs
Cortelyou
Palmer John Addison
Kinley
Meiiatey
Abe
Orciatt
Forty-sixth Regiment
Massachusetts
Manila
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hagler
Columbus
Ve Vycher
Junction
Columbas
Louis
Valley Junction
Conditions in Metals Puzling and Trade Shifts
Age of New York discusses the metal trades with confusion over high prices and canceled or deferred contracts. Northwest furnace orders, 50 000 tons promised, and talks of a conference reflect a wavering market as copper weakens and tin declines amid broader supply and demand tensions.
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Age of
New York
Woman Drowns Self On East Boston Ferry
Boston Oct 10 an unknown woman around sixty, fashionably dressed, apparently committed suicide by jumping from an East Boston ferryboat. A sealed envelope bearing a note claimed the Allies should bury her remains under Bishop Potter's care if she died on earth. The body was found later, and kin await confirmation. the note mentions an intent to curse the living if the body is recovered.
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General Delivery
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British News From Mafeking Amid Boer Movements
Natal reports focus on Mafeking siege with Boer forces pressing toward Ladysmith Glencoe and Bechuanaland routes. Dispatches cite British successes in Mafeking district while disputing Boer claims of 800 enemy deaths. Pending Rhodesia relief and potential strategic moves threaten to shift the Western Front as Transvaal tensions rise and Ireland remains quiet.
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Mafeking Defeat Confirmed Amid Boer Reprisals
A Kimberley dispatch dated October 17 reports Mafeking’s defense holding but notes British losses of two killed and 14 wounded while an armored train clashed with about 300 Boers near the town. Reports also allege Boer outrages on natives with Basutos flogged and a Queen’s war sentiment shown by the party including a chief’s son. Military units across several states accept Atlanta Dewey day invitations for October 26 ceremonies.
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Trials and Racing on the New York Course Declared No Race
The article reports repeated declarations of no race as the Colombia and Columbia units sailed a course, with crews braced on deck as topmasts and sails were adjusted. Extra race proposed. World and Daily Mail noted crown questions. five people roasted alive in Canton, Mississippi, on October 19.
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