Carnival Over In Manila Transforms Halloween Traditions
Halloween in Manila blends church attendance with three days of revelry. crowds throng plazas lit by candles as booths hawk soul cakes and carved catafalques, while manolas and escorts savor doughy delicacies and enchain the festive mood. All Souls Day follows with temples crowded and graves bedecked with flowers, a blend of reverence and merriment in the Philippine capital.
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Washington
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Manila
Court notes show Lindsay session handling matters and motions
Inige Lindsay presided over a triday court session and finished matters set for last Saturday hearing. The docket includes the case A. F. Lisker versus John Rourke where a motion for a new trial was considered.
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Inige Lindsay
Sick volunteers recover as bills await audit
The Sisters' hospital volunteers show rapid improvement while Sam Purdy recovers from illness. An auditing committee for the soldier reception, including Senator Mantle and others, will meet tonight to review the bills. Captain A L Fuller regrets unable to attend the Butte reception.
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Soldier Reception Auditing Committee
Sisters’ Hospital
Sam Purdy
Senator Mantle
George W. Irvin
Henry Mueller
A. J. Davis
D. J. Hennessy
Ben Fh. Calkins
Pireh
Reuter
A. L. Fuller
First Dakota Volunteers
Butte
Corner Stone Laying for Large Egg Factory in Butte
Jailer Thomas Boyle starts a large scale ese factory by laying the corner stone of a hennery to end egg famine in Butte. He subscribes to the Rocky Mountain Husbandman, plans to reveal recent business wrinkles in White Sulphur Springs, orders bone crusher and egg food, and aims to begin production soon.
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Thomas Boyle
Butte
Rocky Mountain
Personal items note travel and health updates
Mr J M White and wife left Saturday for Boulder Hot Springs to spend auw ay. W A Larkin, the Oregon Short Line telegraph operator, has resumed work after six weeks illness at St Mark's hospital Salt Lake. Rev J J Field of the Scandinavian M KE church has been to Dillon visiting Danish and Norwegian people. he says many Dane and Norwegian residents live there.
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Boulder Hot Springs
Auway
W. A. Larkin
Oregon
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake
J. J. Field
Dillon
Local Briefs: Two Deaths Reported in City
Harry Barnes aged years died this morning at No Sls Hast Broadway. James Sheehan died yesterday at his Ridgley avenue home. Funeral will be held at 2 oclock mountain from the family residence.
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Sls
James Sheehan
Ridgley Avenue
Oelock Mountain
Miner Caught by Ground Fall in Sliver Bow Mine
Miles Lyon, a miner, was trapped by a fall of ground at the Sliver Bow New 1 mine about one o'clock this afternoon. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was taken to Murray & Freund's hospital. Nearby items note Deck Smith now works at the new bath house and barber shop at 41 North Main Street. Additional classified snippets include inquiries about War Medals, jewelry items, and local rentals.
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Miles Lyon
Bow New 1
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Deck Smith
Murray's
North Main Street
South Atlantic Squadron to sail for East Africa crisis
Secretary Long announced that the South Atlantic squadron will be sent to East African waters amid tensions over German pretensions in Samoa and the Transvaal war. He indicated Rear Admiral Schley would be ordered eastward if needed, with four to five cruisers forming a representative squadron including the Texas Chicago Montgomery Wilmington and possibly others. The move reflects U S friendliness to Britain and readiness for contingencies in the Pran span war theater.
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American policy on China remains steady says Washington report
A Washington dispatch to the Herald notes President McKinley will renew a recommendation for funding a commission to study China’s commercial and industrial condition. No major policy shift is planned, aims to safeguard American interests, and discrimination against American citizens or trade will not be tolerated as foreign spheres of influence in China face possible containment.
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Herald
Washington
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Hix
Dear
Watson
Anchor Nome disaster report and voyage illness tale
From Cape Nome comes a troubled account of a steamship voyage with multiple passengers affected by typhoid and pneumonia. The article describes harsh conditions aboard the vessel and the Miners’ harsh response to the severe weather and sickness. A captain’s family is noted among those aboard, with one wife and three children mentioned. several passengers are evacuated to hospitals after exposure.
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Perth
HSRC
Diewsun
Bota
Dewie Borly
Koknee
Ile Lewes
Cnidren
Streteherm
Cannery Fire Near Fair Haven Claims Heavy Loss
Fire at a Fair Haven area cannery caused extensive damage with estimated losses around 150000 dollars. About 15000 cases of salmon were at risk while 4000 cements cam and other canning materials were buried. Explosion likely started the blaze, wiping out the plant and stock valued near 49000 dollars insured.
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Fair Havin
Washy
Learenece
Fale Haven Canning Company
Hear Hy
Soekrye Sedmion Dame
Insurnee
Cocoa Crop Outlook Dented by Disease and Weather
The cocoa crop in Peru faces poor yields due to disease and weather damage. Prices have doubled from last year as production drops in regions around Cocoanut and Lima. The Diabietion of focom in torluns and Phon Dy inserts contribute to continued stress.
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Bina
Peru
Mer
Yitohos
Laemar
Hina
Prine
Boers Driven Back at London Engagement
War office dispatch reports General J White fought an engagement with Boer forces. Details unclear as the field action extends near the late October front. The fighting reportedly drove the Boers back despite their resistance.
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London
War Office
J White
Battle update shows Gril'sh forces repelled after hours of fighting
A fragment reports Gril'sh forces, with about ten men, fought Jouhervs troops for hours. The Boer forces were larger, better equipped, and held superior artillery though details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Jouhervs
Lynching Report Tied to Fight Over a Game
A violent incident near Dery involved a white man and a Black individual amid a dispute over a game. Authorities pursued suspects, with one man reported to have been hanged after a confrontation. The event followed broader tensions and led to ongoing investigations by local officers.
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Behuis
Mayelte
Tom Veigden
Andrew Woods
Tal Ire
Dery
Emerald Ring Worn By Ex-Empress Featured Jewels
A report from New York describes a collection of jewels including an 18 8 emerald ring once worn by the ex-empress Eugenie. The piece, set in ten cartouches, is described as enormous with emerald depths and "threads of this peculiar" color. The article notes other stones: rubies, sapphires, real pearls, and a pale pink diamond whose color blends blue and pink, highlighting its distinctive glow.
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Princiny
Eugenie
Fife
Tameral
Rus
Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry Clay Stebbins
Notice is given by executors William Rowe and Lucina Rowe for the estate of Henry Clay Stebbins deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the executors at Forbis and Mattison in Butte City Montana, county Silver Bow. Dated October 12 1899.
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Henry Clay Stebbins
Henry Clay Stebbing
Forbis & Mattison
Butte City
Menton
Silver Row
Monang
William Rowe
Lucina Rowe
Butte
Montana
Montatna
Kate Tooney
Liver Baw
Kate Toomey
Annie
Pontest
Hy Ie
John Lindsay
Charles O'Donnell
Notice for Mining Patent Application in Jefferson County Montana
Notice is given that Thomas N Mecall and Adela J Mecall have filed for a patent on the Rocky Mountain Chief mining claim in Little Pipey mining district Jefferson County Montana. The official survey and plat describe granular boundaries and corner coordinates, stating an area of 87.77 acres. First publication Oct 27 1898.
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Ty. &. Land Office
Helena
Mont
Thomas N. Mecall
Adela J. Mecall
Butte
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Tiscor
Little Pipestony
Defferson County
Toowit
Wittens
Denee
Ulos
Eso
Ford
Brees
Uhence
Menon Grail
Tiene
Eouth
Therese Papi
Minnies
Recorder of
Jefferson County
Joe Alla Lode
Francia T. McBride
George D. Greene
Baker
Reinier
Sheriff Sale in Butte Montana for Piugi Property
Joseph H. Smith sues Edward Piugi and Line Piugi. A sheriff's sale is set for November 21, 1899 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Butte Silver Bow Montana. Described parcels include Chelsea addition blocks 36 37 38 20 40 and related metes and bounds in section 19 T3N R7W with additional tract details and qualifiers.
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Edward Piugi
Line Piugi
Butte
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
N. R
Silver Row
Chelsea
Detailed Mining Claims and Patents Listed in 1899 Notice
The notice describes land tracts and block lots in Chelsea Montana, with measurements from intersections and corners, including a sheriff’s description of a tract in Silver Bow County. It also details a mining claim filed by Hilvf Peters son with Survey No. 6780 in Inide bende Mining District, specifying compass bearings, distances, and a 16.7 acre area, as noted in official records and published October 26, 1899.
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Warner
Chelsea
Patrick H. Regan
Silver Baw County
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Jas, M. Reynolds
Opty Bhevitt
Helena
Monin
Petersson
Mutt
Kihel Lote
Inidebende Mining Distriet
Silver Row County
Elatin
Oetoher
Neo Th
Moyet No
Contanimas
Silver Bow Mourly
Lodex
SunveyNe
George D. Greene
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