Various Paradoxes and Anecdotes From 1899 News
September 1899 items recount Gen Casey eyeing prosperity, a convict printed Star of Hope ad begging for its return, global tax burdens, naval politics, Senator Turner’s fortune turn, Albany ship in England, a Pittsburgh bankruptcy oddity, an absurd Genesis receipt, Hogg on a daughter's name, Klondike editor setting Dawson City publication, Hartford custard pie club, John D. Long and Thurston notes, and Newton inspired early self moving car ideas with legal restraint.
Doings of a Week in the Civilized World Review
A wide survey reports on Spanish-American War matters, Cuba, Porto Rico, and regime changes. Gen Corbin notes no foundation for more volunteer regiments while many seek slots in the Philippine campaign. treasury gold reachs a record level as Evans cites pension totals. New rail and industrial news mix with disasters, strikes, politics, and weather, tracing events from Washington to Cleveland and Des Moines.
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Albany
William Armstrong
England
New Orleans
Phom Washington
Corbin
Spain
Bik
Cuba
Reginters Roberts
McPhermor
Porto Rico
Mentar Conmiesian
Toot
Dominican Republic
Navy Department
War Department
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
H. Clay Evans
Senor
Jose de Vay
New York
Alabama
Lewes
Wassatis
Brooklyn
Tramsport Kilpatrick
Dubois
Pins No E. Crisay
Corbett
The
Distilling Company of America
Whisky Trust
Philadelphia
William Cramp & Sons
American
Cvietony House
Hias
Pittsburgh
Wen
South
Rock Taland Road
Keets
Kun
Barnard
Crise
Mather
Smith
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Cleveland
Mres H
High Consolidated Street Railway
Missouri
Dorsey W. Shackelford
Gem
Congress
Charlestom
Manila
Jhe Choynski
Jimmy Ryan
Dubuque
Grant
Idaho
Wyoming
San Francisco
Osoee Coreen Eatees
Josie Alexander
Fai Busines
Tira
McKinley
Canton
Des Moines
Aa People's Party
Charles A. Lloyd
Muscatine
Democrats of
Ohio
Zanesville
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Bryan
Philippines
Yura
A. T
Gustave Gunderson
Frank Crosdale
William Radtke
Wausau
Wis
New Pittsburg
Ind
Yaqui Indians Battle for Lands and Independence
A historical report argues the Yaqui Indians of Sonora resist Mexican efforts to subdue them. It describes repeated invasions, guerrilla warfare potential, and the community’s use of money from road labor to buy modern weapons. The piece cites Gen. Miles and notes the likely long conflict with heavy casualties.
Yaqui Indians in Sonora described as independent and warlike
An article portrays Yaqui people of Sonora as industrious, law abiding yet fiercely autonomous. It notes their mountains, traditions, and past revolts against Spain and Mexico, their current armed strength, and their cordial relations with Apache refugees. Estimates place Yaqui numbers around 15,000 with about 3,000 able to bear arms.
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Europe
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona
Valley of the
Cortez
America
Spain
Manderas
Onler
Winchester
Ahlianes A. Miles
United States Territory
Wo, Magevo
Bureau of Ethnology
Washington, D.C
Lima
Magee
William Walter Wella
Willian J. Wt
Jackdon
Milledgeville
Jackson
Thomas Palmer
Jil
Southrow
Anonsey
William J. Brown
Tiyoswas
Notah Piversa
Charles B. Galloway
Kosciusko
Mish Hattie H. Willis
Vicksburg
Galloway
South
C. St. Galloway
Mississippi Matters: 1900 Mississippi district officials noted
Mississippi Matters compiles state political notes with a long list of district supervisors, senate transfers, and elected reps for the 1900 legislature. It previews constitutional amendments on elective judiciary and cites terms of current judges, plus biographical notices and local civic events.
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Mississippi
J. L. Power
Supreme Court
Circuit
Chancery Court
Circuit Court
Supreme
Iawa
Distrirte
Tau
Thomas J. Woods
S. Alexander
SS. Malhorn
R. H. Thompson
Albert A. Whitfield
Samuel H. ‘Terral
Circuit and Chancery Courts
Senate
Filipino Prisoners Suffer Hardships and Smuggling Fears
Reports from Manila describe shortages of rations among Filipino troops, with natives resorting to home-made powder for sustenance and plots to seize food and munitions from American lines. Daily arrests target contraband, while British threats influence insurgent behavior. A fleet of ships is moved toward Manila as U.S. forces expand patrols and secret-service efforts pursue a Filipino spy in Guam.
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Manila
Weasco
Lacson
Dagupan
Edwards
Larson
Cousna
Aljerfern
Lnte
Old Forge
Sie
American Secret Service
Guamwba
Washington Regiment
Bates
Zamboangi
Taintani
Jolo
Exciting Journey and War Talks Across Natal Border
A Natal special reports on a tense border scene as British and Boer tensions rise. Followers of the Vitlanders face warrants and possible arrest while troops move equipment to frontier posts. Names such as Moneypenny Hill Hoskin Niven Quinn Orr Ferrusom Currie appear among escapees amid war talk.
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Loxpox
The
Mornin Lost
New Castle
Natal
Johannesburg
Commissariat
Pretoria
Moneypenny
Hill
Hoskin
Niven
Quinn
Orr
Ferrusom
Currie
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Tremp
Mixcour
Star of Hope
Sing Sing
Clinton Prison
Great Britain
Jane
Austria
Russia
Haly
Mimhal Schley
George L. Turner
Washington
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Turner
Mr. Turner
Oillionaires
United States District Court
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Titusville
Ann Dowling
Hogg
Texas
Ima Hoge
Tina
Tom
Mike
Will
Klondike
Harry i
Sterie
Ashland
Dawson City
Daily News
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Hartford
Oxford County
Swan Pond
John D. Long
Buckfield
R. I. Thurston
Boston
Isaac Newton
London
Japan
Henry A. Frazee
Pintofield
N. J
William Pedden
Frazee
Yaoul
Strog@les for Liberty
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Nogales
Hermosillo
Guaymes
Messen
Fevell
Miles
Ripans
Tin Arrows Chemical
Cowrany
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Hoane
Mississippi City
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Sheppard
Henderson
Warne County
W. Sharbrough
Pastdisg
Fanpet
E. ¥. Noel
Lexington
Mutmes County
Cxatelot
Wiley Sanders
KoscuiNko
Attala County
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Seawright
Ackernan
Choctaw County
Meant
West Point
Clay County
Focrutsfith
Men Lowndes County
N. W.crawford
Atlante
Chickawaw
D. J. Ballinger
Pitishers
Calhoun
D. W. T. Falkner
Ured
Latayette
A.& Yarbrough
Como
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RF. Abbay
Comore
Tuniex County
Led
Farley
Hernands
Desoto County
W. Hinton
Mount Pleaser
Marshall County
G. Tedanes
New Albany
Union County
Cooper
Looxahoma
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J. D. Looney
Ja- Jath
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Allen M. Hicks
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W. Magruder
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Attala
Hemphill
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Desoto
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John W. Heath
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Hletcher Webster
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Lauderdale
Malcolm A. Franklin
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Anethony Miller
Sharkey
George Anderson
Warren
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Damex Moore
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Robert Powell
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A. J. Metmurin
Robert Lowry Short
Allison
Chicago
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Lion's den
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Derry
Heben
Jerry Dan
Jereminl
Evansville
Ho. W. M. Alcin, Jr
J. W. Wartman
United States Court
Melaurin
Jon, S. D. Lee
C. B. Galloway
D. T. Porter
Mississippi Volunteers
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Ellis Cromwell
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Cullen
Mitchell
Fortieth Infantry
W. E. Utterback
Devereux Shields
Als. Buteler
Yaxno City
Edgar N. Coffey
Fayette
John R. Maxwell
Columbus
Muldrow
Starkville
Baxter
McFarland
Lowndes County
State University
Lauderdale County
Yaxco County
Toternet
Cele Joe Robbins
Joe
Jonm
Rosser
John Q C. Rosser
D. P. Porter
D. A. Nal
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H.T. Howard
Hood
India
Loxpon
George Hamilton
Lord Curzon
Orissa
Baghellhand
Qudh
Lennox
Daily Telegraph
Pietepattiesburg
Tohanneahure
Cheltenham
Great Yarmouth
Universitie
Germany
University of Rochester
Rush Rheen
Newton Theological Seminary
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