Reproductions of Indian Chiefs in 1900 Calendar Offer
Srieree Tan Pocares of the Chicago Great Western Railway obtained permission to reproduce four of Riknhart’s Indian Chiefs in a 1900 art calendar. Heads measure 6x8 inches and are sold mounted as posters, limited by cost. 26 cents buys a copy mailed to F. H. Lord in Chicago. Also notes Grasshopper migration claims countered by entomologist Hunter. likely breeding ground near Assiniboine River. Baltimore and Ohio Railway orders 1200 box cars and new refrigerator cars from American Car and Foundry. A speculative remark on the value of inventing an airship ends the item.
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Magnificent woman praised for Peruna tonic claims
An item catalogues letters and notices praising Peruna as a cure and health aid for women, with other society notes on ethnonyms, gold mining gains, railway accidents, theater counts, and various advertisements and anecdotes from a late 19th century public page. The piece blends medical claims with bits of social and scientific trivia.
Filipinos Besieged as U.S. Forces Close In Near Dagupan
Telegraph dispatch from Manila reports General Young near San Nicholas east of Dagupan with his wagons behind. Aguinaldo's secretary and Major Colemanitis captured at Carrangian with 170 bolo men. insurgents suffer disease and weak hospitals as 60,000 troops approach. Otis confirms Tarlac fallen and Aguinaldo northward. British officer warns for more gunboats and harsher campaign.
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Charleston Wrecked Off Luzon Coast All Saved
Word from Manila reports the United States cruiser Charleston wrecked on a reef off the northwest Luzon coast on Tuesday morning. All aboard were saved. The Charleston had patrolled Asiatic waters for over a year and helped supply Manila after Dewey's victory, after a prior overhaul at Mare Island.
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Locomotive Strikes Street Car in Cleveland Crash
A locomotive drawing a caboose struck a Cleveland street car on Detroit near Lake Shore tonight, reducing the car to kindling. Five people were injured and several occupants nearly all killed. Injured include C. G. Burton Mark Thompson Harry Morris C. C. Levebeck Mrs W B Wooters. The car held eight passengers as the locomotive plowed through. A train had just passed and the street car conductor and gateman failed to see the approaching engine.
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Hobart Improves as Vital Signs Show Progress
Report says Hobart, ill, displays improved condition after days of decline. He eats solid food with relish, drinks milk, and shows marked improvement versus ten days earlier. The note references general vaccination and public offices, with other items about dividends and indictments.
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Praise for General Otis by Tennessee Regiment Colonel
Colonel Childers of the Tennesse e Regiment arriving from the Philippines expresses high regard for General Otis. He commends Otis for handling a difficult position with restraint and argues against harsh conquest to win over natives, favoring fair liberal government to preserve amicable relations.
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Wife Held Prisoner by Insane Husband in St Louis
Mrs Ralph Reif of 233 CaliforniaQUE, St Louis, was held prisoner in a third floor flat for three days. For two days she had no food. Her husband restrained her from leaving until a tenant called a policeman. Help arrived and she was able to speak barely.
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the Ledger Monthly
Textile workers push 10 percent wage rise by Dec 1
A special meeting of the textile council in Fall River Massachusetts adopted a unanimous resolution demanding a 10 percent wage increase on the present schedule to take effect December 1. A reply is requested by November 3, with a nationwide strike recommended if refused on December 11. Secretary Whitehead warned this is effectively a strike recommendation.
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Washington Attorneys Claim Admiral Dewey Bounty
Washington attorneys and Admiral Dewey's officers seek a court of claims ruling on a $332,500 bounty. If granted, the division will set an admiral's share at about $19,194 and divvy the rest among North Atlantic fleet officers and men who fought against Admiral Celvera's squadron.
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Dewey
Fire devastates Harvard shops. damage near four thousand
A Sunday morning fire at Harvard gutted the furniture and grocery store of R. Jones and the drug store of H. C. Stokes. Discovered about 3 30, the blaze began in the furniture store rear and spread to the adjoining block. Fire crews faced stubborn flames from tin roofs. blaze controlled about 7 blocks later with an estimated damage of 4000.
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H. C. Stokes
Harvard
Hyannis Girl Dies After Prairie Dog Hunt Accident
Josie Stuckey, fifteen, daughter of County Commissioner Stuckey, died from a gunshot wound at M. R. Stuckey's ranch fifteen miles west of Hyannis. She and a sister were prairie dog hunting when she tried to load a target pistol and the cartridge exploded, injuring her abdomen.
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