Geronimo routs fortress. natives to hang
Manila reports the capture and destruction of Geronimo's fortress at Pinauran by U S forces, many rebels killed or dispersed, with 12 wounded and two Americans killed. Other items include bodies found, executions ordered, and scattered reports from Iloilo and Panay.
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Manila
Geronimo
Pinauran
Twenty-seventh
Fourth Cavalry
Thompson
San Mateo
Albanan
Novalitches
Tauran
Luzon
Mount Alban
Carey
Forty-second
Twentyseventh
Casteel
Alsteatter
United States Engineer Corps
Babal
Funston
Vantuse
Alstaetter
Grant
San Jose
Torres
Baron Dumaris
Aguinaldo
Iloilo
Bugason
Panay
H. M. Koontz
Kitchen
Burns
Wide Range of Texas and National Crises in Brief
Fire devastates Sherman county land near Antelope Lake spanning 40 miles by 6. Noted deaths include Edward Carroll at 70 in Hillsboro and George Scott in Chicago from typhoid. Panthers kill two Luterio children near Cotulla. widespread rail and mining rumors surface. Steamer St Olaf sinks near Newfoundland with 26 dead. Multiple local incidents and notable deaths listed across states.
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Antelope Lake
Sherman County
Texas
Edward Carroll
Hillsboro
Tex
Jesus Luterio
Cotulla
Brewster County
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Ind
United States
George Scott
Carson, Pierre, Scott & Co
Chicago
Ladonia
Longino
Mississippi
J. E. Gibson
Indiana
St. Olaf
Boyle Island
Newfoundland
Mother Saint Louis
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Houston Tex
France
Stewart
Mud Lake
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Rochester
N. Y
Citizens’ Light and Power Company
Washington
Jesse Scott
Tyler
New York
Wall Street
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
J. H. Ray
Blossom
Walter Gossett
Gertie Mayes
Deport
David C. Campbell
George E. Wilson
International Revenue
Baron de Hirsh
Agricultural and Industrial
Woodbine
N. J
Frances Millford
Nelson Skinner
Middletown
Boston
Skinner
Millford
Nelson Peterson
John W. Hendrie
Connecticut
Sound Beach
Jerry
Patrick Holland
Peru
Marshall Oliver
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Jacob Goldman
Cleveland
O. Goldman
Conviction in Akron for unlawful possession of dynamite
Edward Eppley found guilty of possessing dynamite amid riot fallout in Akron. Fifth conviction in the August unrest. jury verdict came after a judge's sharp reprimand.
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Akron
Edward Eppley
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Purdy, I. T
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Laporte
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Placi
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