General Greene Receives Promotion and Meeting at White House
General Greene arrived with his staff in San Francisco and learned of his Major General promotion, but missed the cablegram to Manila and wore two stars given by General Corbin. The party then met the President to discuss the Philippines while Greene kept quiet on publication. Abroad, motor industry activity rises with orders in Paris and London and a Chicago firm planning branches. Durango Mexico reports an iron mountain six hundred forty feet high, with 60 to 70 percent pure iron, a vast deposit claimed to supply world iron for a thousand years.
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Remarkable relief letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Rang of Philadelphia writes of long uterine trouble and despair falling away after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls severe hysteria and insomnia but reports sustained improvement since October and February start. She thanks the medicine and Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for advice at Lynn Mass.
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Dies From Yellow Fever Contracters White Investigating Cuban Cities
Colonel George E. Waring Jr. died of yellow fever in New York after contracting the disease in Cuba. Five hours after his death the Board of Health cremated his body. Waring, born July 4, 1833 in Peekskill New York, long served as drainage engineer and is noted for his role as City Street Commissioner under Mayor Strong. Also reported is the fatal shooting of Emma Hibbetts by Harry Brooks at her Long Branch home. Brooks claims it was accidental and awaits jail.
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Havaoaa
Pouniridge
New York
Horace Greeley
Chappaqus
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Strong
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George Hibbetts
Long Branch
Harry Brooks
Brooks
Freehold
Ottawa manager arrested on two warrants for forgery
Ottawa Neb special reports IL B Hardt tenant manager of the Exhibits Department and General Superintendent of the Trans Mississippi Exposition was arrested on two warrants charging forgery. Warrants sworn by H S Cochrane for Scofield Shumer and IL A Soarty of Moonreh Mining Company. An informal exhibitor meeting preceded awards amid a purse dispute over 11000 with alleged prize drawing irregularities.
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Mooureh Mining Company
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Coroner Jury Returns Verdict on Virden Riot Deaths
The Coroner's jury in Carlin-Pyville INL returned a verdict that nine riot victims died of gunshot wounds inflicted by persons unknown to the jury. No one was censured and no recommendations were made to the Grand Jury, which will meet to investigate the riot's causes.
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Spain and United States Near Pact on Cuban Debt and Philippines
The Spanish Peace Commission after long talks accepts the Cuban debt terms and moves toward the Philippine issue. American commissioners refuse to assume full responsibility for Spain's finances, urging a protocol grounded approach. Porto Rico and Guam settle. Spain aligns with U S aims to advance a broad peace treaty.
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Kpala
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Nook
Supreme Court rules Pullman Car Co violated charter
Chicago special report states the State All Pro Bono Court found Pullman Car Company held 10,003,003 dollars of lands and improvements unlawfully beyond its charter. Attorney General Moloney charged real estate dealing and municipal enterprises. Circuit Court upheld demurrer, Supreme Court reversed. possible sale of Pullman town to private owners may emerge. Pullman Building site not listed in proscribed property.
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Chicago
Spesial
Pullman Car Company
Theo
Moloney
Supreme Court
Pullman
Frank O. Lowdon
Michigan Avenue
Adana
Desperate clash ends in deaths after horse theft dispute
In Canyon City a posse reports a fierce fight between nineteen whites and Axobuck warriors at close range. Cuttogs is mortally wounded with a shot through the lung after a lengthy exchange. Five Indians are killed as a search party finds the dead near a spring. The confrontation stems from accusations of horse theft.
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John Stephenson Street Car Company Placed Under Receiver
New York City offices and Bayway works of the John Stephenson Street Car Company are in receivership after insolvency. Receivers Alburt A Wiley of Paterson and Louis Stern of New York each named for 109000 dollars. company capital tied up in Bayway works leading to court-ordered operation continuation. Three killed in a Union Pacific collision near Omaha, including Samuel Mad mao and Witan Ranan. B Simppon injured.
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Louis Stern
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Byway
Pa Eke
Omaha
Neb
Samuel Madmao
Witan Ranan
B. Simppon
Apple crop shrinkage across United States reported
The Orange Judd Farmer notes U S apple production is drastically down from 1893 levels. Only about 40 million barrels were produced last year, with Michigan faring better at two thirds of a normal bumper crop while New York yields fall to one fifth. Widespread rains during bloom plus frost and disease reduce pollination and fruit set across many states from Pacific to Maine. Europe also sees a short crop according to reports.
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Pacific
Maine
Michigan
New York
Philippine export trade report from Mantia summary
Henry Morris submits to the State Department a translation of a Bulgha Consul report on the Philippine export trade in 1497. The data show a genuine increase in total exports amid rebellion, with Kenya ales rising about 44,0800 pounds and copra exports up around 26,000,000 pounds. Sugar exports by Manin fall, Cebu shows opposite trend, and Visayas and Negros see sugar output rise. clear fell exports drop from 14,136,009 to 1999? 169,465,000 in 3897.
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Henry Morris
Cougal
Ghent
State Department
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Manin
Cebu
Visayas
Negros
President McWinley at Philadelphia’s Pears Jubilee
President McWinley attends Philadelphia’s Pears Jubilee as news reports cite a peaceful scene. The city is described as captured by strangers, with an unusual civic ceremony and a formal address to Lieutenant Moore and four members of the Merrimac guard.
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Hanor
Miuliadelphia
Mobse
Roller skating revival hints at renewed public interest
The article notes rising roller skate popularity as rinks reopen and demand for skates grows, suggesting skating as a substitute for bicycles during downtime. It also critiques the Onboo newspaper and a St. Louis Globe-Democrat quotation, calling the paper weak and censored, with readers claiming distrust yet consuming its content.
Tearooms and Architects In a Home Design Fantasy
The piece juxtaposes a couple planning a house with a tea room, showing the wife's prizing of decorative touches over practicalities and the frustrated reactions of an architect. It shifts to Cassini, famed Paris Observatory director hopeful, recounting a tale of guessing the path of a newly found comet for Louis XIV.
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Atlantio Monthly
Nelson Day in London Celebrations Reach New Heights
Nelson stock rises in England as Nelson Day on October 21 features a grand Trafalgar Square column wrapped in a laurel band reaching the top. Base displays include shields, defences, wreaths and floral trim. Paris streets total about 600 miles with nearly 200 miles planted with trees.
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London
England
Trafalgar Square
Paris
France
Safety Among Indians and a Boston of religious memory
A Springfield Republican quote recounts Bishop Whipple in Minnesota recalling a time when he left his baggage at an Indian camp while attending a service, the chief assuring safety as no white man was within many miles. The piece notes vegetarian residents in London as part of a society of about 4000 members.
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Springfeld Repubeican
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