Deserter Fagin Leads Insurgent Attacks in Philippines
Manila reports detail clashes near Loco involving Twentieth and Twenty-eighth Regiments under Captain Beigler. Captain Bergnler (Beigler) Grove repels attackers, Italian? killing over seventy five. two Americans wounded and two dead. Further fighting with Third Cavalry and Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry, along with 400 riflemen and 1000 bolo men, ends with American retreat to Narvican. Lieutenant Felsiger and four privates killed, nine wounded, four missing. Fagin, a Twenty-fourth Infantry deserter, attacked a civilian launch near Arayat. his force retook the boat after Americans arrived. Fagin, labeled a general among insurgents, has sent threats to former comrades. General Hall’s expedition pursues Gailles in Infanta. twenty Chinese porters die. 250-man garrison deployed at Binangonan. Reports show rising insurgent recruits in Young’s district. A Thirty-third Infantry detail suffers a fatal shoot and two wounded on rafts returning from Bangued.
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Narvican
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Arayat
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Sever
Frederick W. Alstaetter
Hall
Binangonan
Infanta
Gailles
Polillo Island
Infanta Province
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Bangued
Jordstaller
Archbishop Chapelle Arrives in Dagupan Amid Baptism Surge
Arch bishop Chapelle arrives in Dagupan with friars to supervise northern Luzon parishes. More than 2500 Baptisms have occurred since the opportunity returned, amid suspicions of friars establishing parishes. He refrains from appointing a friar as parish priest after parish protest.
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Chappelle
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Dagupan
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Miners to Return as Wyoming Valley Firms Grant 10% Rise
About 7,000 striking coal miners in Wilkes Barre area will resume work tomorrow after most Wyoming Valley companies posted notices granting a 10 percent wage increase sought by the Scranton convention. Kingston Coal Company, last large holdout, did not post a raise. President Mitchell and UMW executives visited Pittston, hailed miners’ good conduct, and urged a return to work.
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United Mine Workers
Pittston
Fred Dilcher
Devotees of luxury condemned for criticizing missionaries
Harvard Church sermon by Rev Allen Thomas condemns critics of missionary zeal. He cites China events to argue martyrdom for humanity, contrasts it with those who sacrifice for self while luxury fosters contempt for mothers and missionaries. He denounces luxury as weakening intellect and calls selfless sacrifice glorious.
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Brookline
Allen Thomas
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China
Inking Opinion Sparks Debate on Judgment and Diplomacy
A Washington Star quote prompts readers to weigh whether a figure is a blunt prevailor or a skilled diplomat. The exchange reflects public uncertainty about style and intent.
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Washington Star
Ninth District Favours Conry as Democratic Candidate
The ninth district is solid for Democrats and will elect ex-Alderman Joseph A. Conry to succeed John F. Fitzgerald with a predicted plurality exceeding 10,900. Conry faced no campaign opposition as Republicans sought internal division, and supporters believe he will secure the largest Democratic majority in district history.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Franz Hugo Krebs
James A. Gallivan
Fitzgerald
Conry
Congress
Thayers Strong Fight in Worcester Third District
A Worcester district campaign report says Democrats are confident of victory as Thayer's supporters tout large crowds and rising registration. The opponent relies on money and speakers, while Senator Hoar speaks in towns with little impact.
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Thayer
The
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Hoar
Flynn Men Confident In Fifth Massachusetts Race
Lawrence dispatch reports strong Democratic hope in the fifth Massachusetts district. Joseph J. Flynn, a Lawrence native who worked in mills since age eleven, leads a united Democrat front in Lowell, Lawrence, and Woburn. Voters recall Flynn’s 1890 and 1892 campaigns and aim to reduce Knox’s Republican record, betting on a Democratic victory this year.
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Washington
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Woburn
Congress
Joseph J. Flynn
Senate
Knox
Washburn claims solid army scandal charges
George F. Washburn, president of the Bryan Club of Massachusetts, says he holds convincing evidence of a gigantic army scandal involving high officials and senior officers. He will not reveal charges until the Associated Press approves sending the matter out. The AP says no action will occur until orders come from its New York office.
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Bryan Club
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Army
Navy
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Boston
New York
Elected Officers Of Dorshei Zion No 1 Meeting
Dorshei Zion No 1 members met last evening at H N A Heil and elected officers E Askovitch as president J Leven son as vice president B Greerberg as recording secretary N Mickelson as financial secretary for the board of directors Rabbi Margolis J Polansky Sam Margolis N Levin J Glickman I Yodilovitz S H Rubin L Goldberg I Svirsky and J Melnic. Dr Freedson then gave a Zionism lecture to the 20 members present.
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No. 1
H. N. A. Heil
E. Askovitch
J. Levenson
B. Greerberg
N. Mickelson
Rabbi Margolis
J. Polansky
Sam Margolis
N. Levin
J. Glickman
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L. Goldberg
I. Svirsky
J. Melnic
Dr. Freedson
Indiana and Kentucky Will Go for Bryan Today
Charles C. Foster of the Louisville Courier Journal asserts that Bryan will win both Indiana and Kentucky, claiming extensive observation and firsthand knowledge of public opinion. He says the people favor Bryan as he travels through the two states.
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Kentucky
Bryan
Charles C. Foster
Louisville Courier-Journal
Naphen Poised for Repeat Win in Tenth District
The article notes Democrats led by Henry F. Naphen won the tenth district two years ago, defeating Samuel J. Barrows by over 8000 votes and aiming for a similar landslide against Dr. George B. Pierce. Republicans split, amid internal fights and pressure over a promised 10 000 expenditure to secure Atwood’s nomination, risking long term district losses.
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Samuel J. Barrows
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Atwood
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Democrats Rally for Naphen and Sullivan in Ward 18
At a Ward 18 Democrats meeting at 1042 Tremont Street speakers urged votes for Henry F. Naphen for Congress and John A. Sullivan for the Senate in the fifth district. Hon. James A. Gallivan and others spoke. James J. Casey presided. References to John H. Cosby and Mayor Hart's tax bill surfaced amid criticisms of Colby over the referendum clause.
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Boston
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Colby
Republicans Fail to Carry Colorado Says Engstrom
Representative Charles O. Engstrom argues the Republican party cannot win in Colorado. He says Senator Walcott is unpopular within his party, and that unpopularity helps explain why Republicans cannot win in the state.
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Colorado
Walcott
Bryan Campaign Rivalry Across Cities Intensifies
Democrats say Bryan will close the race with a final eastern blitz while Chicago and New York stage massive parades. Republicans plan the largest business procession in New York as Roosevelt campaigns. both sides forecast record turnout and contend victory near.
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Advertisement for Scott's Emulsion for Babies
An old advertisement claims babies must be fat and healthy, urging Scott's Cod Liver Oil Emulsion to improve nutrition. It advises starting with a small amount, noting babies enjoy it, and offers a trial sample from Scott & Pomer, Dog Pearl Street, New York.
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New York
Bryan at Church in New York Morning Social
At a New York hotel on October 28 Mr and Mrs Bryan with Mr and Mrs Bennett of New Haven and Governor William J Stone breakfasted at 10. The Bryan party then met Congressman Richardson and local politicians in Bryan’s room before walking to Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Street crowds formed as Bryan appeared.
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Bryan Draws 2000 at Church and Hotel Greeting
Crowds gather as Mr. Bryan visits a New York church and hotel. Yale and Harvard students greet him in front, with 2000 people pressing into the sidewalk and park, park policemen clearing a path to the hotel entrance. The pastor Dr. Parkhurst delivers a Scripture exposition during the service.
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Roosevelt Driving Quietly in Binghamton Visit
Governor Roosevelt spent a quiet day in Binghamton New York with Mrs Roosevelt taking a long drive and attending Episcopal church services. The schedule for tomorrow includes Cortland Ithaca and Elmira with short or extended stops and an overnight stay. Exchange notes Roosevelt comments on sleep in church and Mrs Roosevelt quips about absence.
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Pastor 44 Years at Wilbraham Church marks milestone
The Rev. Martin S. Howard, 70, will finish thirty two years as pastor of the First Congregational Church in Wilbraham tomorrow. He has preached over 1800 sermons, officiated 350 funerals, and solemnized 117 marriages. He has served sixty terms on the Wilbraham Academy examining board and wrote hymns and poems for Milford and Dartmouth events. He was born August 22, 1830, and ordained in 1856.
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Hampden County
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Lincoln Social Club Reception At Mrs Zimmerman Home
Mrs CeHa Zimmerman hosted a reception for Lincoln Social Club members and friends at 11 Wall Street West End. Ex-vice-president JL N Roff received a life sized crayon portrait and a costly watch from President J K Winer as speeches by Winer Kaplan A Pearl and J Beld framed the event.
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Seereenae Teen Court Case Cited By Police
A local report notes teenage defendants charged in a court case. authorities indicate ongoing proceedings and pending hearings. The item mentions multiple youths connected to a single incident and cites police records from the city precinct.
Paterson Tragedy Overtones Stir City Clergy and Mayor
In Paterson, amid the Jennie Bosschieter case, churches fill with sermons condemning the four suspects while ministers urge swift justice. Mayor Hinchliffe confronts press and Bishop over alleged interviews as tensions flare and officials vow only lawful punishment.
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Paterson
Blind Runaways From Perkins Institution Head to East Walpole
Two blind youths, William Swift aged 17 and Roy Williams aged 14, disappeared from the Perkins Institution for the Blind in Boston. They rode a train to East Walpole with the help of a benevolent man, were found by East Walpole officers, and will be brought back to the city. Both boys are blind or nearly so and are hard to understand when excited.
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William Swift
Roy Williams
Perkins Institution For the Blind
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Elysium
Yosolovitz and Goldman Tie in East Boston Ceremony
Miss Annie Yosolovitz daughter of Simon Yosolovitz of Chelsea wed Max Goldman a New York manufacturer at Webster Hall East Boston Rabbi Bloch officiated a dance and supper followed MS Falk was master of ceremonies with ushers Lou Jacobson Nathan Hi Sachs Harry Smith and Morris Barron attending. Friends from New York Worcester and Salem joined the celebration.
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Simon Yosolovitz
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Webster Hall
Boston
Max Goldman
New York
Rabbi Bloch
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Lou's Jacobson
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Morris Barron
Worcester
Salem
Eliot 10 Vote Republican, Harvard President Says
President Eliot of Harvard stated last night his intention to vote the straight Republican ticket throughout the campaign. He emphasized adherence to party plans and urged voters to support Republican candidates in the forthcoming election.
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Reader Letter Calls Out Coal Trust After Milk Trust Fight
A Boston reader praises actions against the milk trust and urges continued effort by "sitting down" on the coal trust. The brief note is dated October 28, 1900, and reflects ongoing public pressure for reform and anti-trust measures.
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British Die Seven as Boers Attack Cape Police Patrol
London dispatch from Cape Town reports Boers attacked a Cape Police patrol near Hoopstad in the Orange River Colony. The fight lasted two hours. police lost seven killed, eleven wounded, and fifteen captured despite a convoy escape with two Maxim machine guns abandoned. Boers field about 15,000 men, with half in Orange River Colony, organized in 30 hundred strong commands.
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Daily Mail
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Farmer Arrested After Shooting Son on Stow Road
Daniel Fitzgeald, a Marlboro farmer, was arrested on a charge of shooting his 10 year old son Michael at the Fitzgerald farm two miles from Marlboro. The boy, reportedly preparing to take his mother to church, was shot when his father ordered him not to move the horse. The child is not believed to be badly wounded. The arraignment is set for Monday.
Two More Heads Demanded In China Executions
London dispatch reports Dr Morrison writing to the Times that foreign ministers in conference decided to add Prince Yi and Ying Nien to the seven officials whose execution France has demanded. The note cites Oct 26 as the date of the dispatch.
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Morrison
Times
Prince Yi
Ying Nien
France
Rosebery Colors to Race Again on Turf
London October 28 The Morning Post reports Lord Rosebery’s colors will reappear on the turf soon, signaling a return to racing action for the famed owner and his horses.
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Morning Post
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St. Anne’s Church Closed. French Meeting in Spencer
St Annes church in North Brookfield was closed today. Father Berger held mass at his house for a small gathering. He and twenty five adherents attended a French meeting in Spencer where five delegates were chosen to attend a Springfield convention and to see the bishop. A French meeting followed at Grange Hall at 7 pm.
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Berger
Ile
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Irving youth arrested in larceny of gold watch
George A. Parsons aged 19 of 33 Harold Street Irving was arrested last night for the larceny of a gold watch belonging to Norman D. Frazier.
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Irving
Harold Street
Norman D. Frazier
Wife Returns From Visit Prompt Bedmaking Debate
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip features a wife asking if her husband made his bed each morning after a fortnight absence. He admits not every morning, she insists he should have, prompting a humorous exchange about habits and expectations.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Quotable Exchange From Philadelphia Call Cartoon
A comic exchange quotes a Cheerful Oracle and an Interested Individual noting how small troubles grow, comparing little things to tacks and the risk of a late arrival home, reflecting newspaper cartoon humor.
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