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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
2
Funston Returns From Manila With Troops and News
The U S transport Tartar arrives at San Francisco from Manila with the Twentieth Kansas Regiment under Col Metcalf and 800 discharged soldiers. General Funston, greeted by Gov Stanley, hints plans depend on authorities, praises his command, and sees ending the war soon. He travels with wife Train Weld Up. Northwestern limited train robbery near Maple Park shots engineer Daniel White. robbers blow safe, destroy express car, and flee ahead of pursuing posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
United States
San Francisco
Manila
Twentieth
Kansas
Metcalf
Angel Island
Gov. Stanley
Phillippines
Vre
Gen. Funston
Northwestern Limited
Chicago
Maple Park
Daniel White
Big Fight Forecast as War Dept Dispatches Schwan Moves
Gen Otis dispatches indicate Schwan’s column advances on Sapang ang Das Marinas with opposition anticipated. Artillery and wagon trains return to Bacoor via Rosagio. A SOV column marches from Imus to support Schwan if needed. Young occupies Arayat. supply lines advance up the Rio Grande by cascars. Blown to Atoms at Miller's Station. four men killed. nitroglycerine blast damages Valparaiso area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Otis
Schwan
Sapang Ang Das Marinas
Bacoor
Rosagio
Imus
Schwa
Young
Arayat
Rio Grande
Lawton
Quwan
Anteles Dine
Avtua Posidor
Miller’s Station
Valpaurai- 60
Ind
John Joyce
Willian Seeberger
John Wottman
John Gallagher
Trele Sain Heads British Interests in South Africa
Washington special reports the United States assuming charge of British interests in South Africa after a notification from Reginald Tower. U.S. chargé d’affaires states the British agent left Pretoria and the move suggests war conditions and a forthcoming neutrality proclamation. Senator Davis predicts Congress will defer civil government for the Philippines, leaving control with President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trele Sain
South Africa
Washington
United States
Reginald Tower
Uellistt
Trad
Pretoria
Congress On
Philippines
Davis
Minnesota
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
McKinley
State Department
Conyngham Greene
South African Republic
Great Britain
Macrum
Tower
Macrom
Army completes recruitment for Philippines. one regiment short
Washington dispatch reports most regiments filled for the volunteer army in the Philippines. The Forty-ninth colored regiment needs under 500 men to complete its ranks. Also, a Reading Railroad wreck near Williamsport, Pennsylvania, left eighteen cars damaged and two tramps dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
War Department
Reading
Williamsport
Death and raid shake Boston club as fortunes fade
A midnight police raid on The Oxford Club in Boston arrests thirty men for gambling and presence at illegal games. A cart of paraphernalia and 84 000 in poker chips are seized along with two wagonloads of prisoners. The raid follows a famous member's suicide after losing most of his fortune in poker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oxford Club
Volume of trade grows across the nation in brisk business
Bradstreet's reports distributive trade remains steady with encouraging volume. Industry is active, railway earnings remain strong, prices edge upward, and bank clearings rise. Holiday celebrations lift retail and wholesale activity while strikes fall and business failures stay low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Fruit crop forecast values for California canned fruit
The California fruit industry is seen as a strong producer with an estimated 15 million dollars for dried and canned fruit. Porter Brothers and state officials predict major gains in dried fruit and canned output, with the California Packters' Association noting canneries may bring in around 6.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bor
Porter Brothers
Fire Devastates Mill Valley Causing Heavy Loss
A major blaze swept Mill Valley near San Francisco destroying about 200000 dollars in property. The fire began in brush around the town and 1000 firefighters struggled to save residents as several German exports and other goods are noted in the period’s commercial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Valley
San Francisco
Cal
Sanrancisco
Anniversary of Chicago Fire Sparks Large Downtown Gathering
A large crowd gathered in downtown Chicago for the twenty eighth anniversary of the great fire. Officials from three sovereigns attended as representatives paid homage at the Government building. A transport ship from San Francisco carried a cargo of horses to Manila, with hundreds of animals lost due to a typhoon and related shipping hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mouday
Soversigudies
Cardo
Mues
Sina
San Francisco
Gary OG Miles
Maynila
Explesan Destroys Two Buildings In Detonation
A faulty detonation at the Actia compu works near Millers destroyed two structures named the tankhouse and the wixiouse. The blast was felt several miles away and involved workers Lowe fen and Deen io who were expected to drive into the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actia Compu Works
Millers, Fund
Lowe Fen
Deen Io
Man Dies After Fall From Fifth Floor Flat Building
William Po Morrison, reportedly a wealthy resident, fell from the fifth story of the Avevie flat building in Chicago. He struck the skylight over the rotunda and died from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatel
William Po Morrison
Alaska
Nils Obut Partender
Chicago
Bull Breaks From Ring and Other Disturbances
A bullfight in Enghien les Bains ends with a bull breaking barriers amid crowd scuffles and a chaotic scene. In Dayton Ohio thirty three mild syphilis cases reported at a Children's Home. In Kentucky John Cook fatally axes George Davis after insult to his sister. Indianapolis votes swing Democratic with large mayoral majority. A Telegraph dispatch says Boers and Britons engage in deadly hostilities in Natal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
London Daily Telegraph
Natal
Street battle over cartoon rocks New Orleans
A deadly duel on Camp Street in New Orleans pitted Dominick C. O Malley publisher of the Evening Item against C Harrison Parker state tax collector and Delta editor in chief. They exchanged shots after Parker confronted O Malley near Newspaper Row. Parker was wounded in the side and shoulder while O Malley suffered leg wounds with both men gravely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Row
Camp Street
New Orleans
Dominick C. O'Malley
Evening Item
C. Harrison Parker
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Inchief
Delta
Item
Col. Parker
Gov. Foster
Maley
Parson Diavies
Parkers
O'Malley
Phe Wen
Parker
Rioting in Port Snelling Barracks Leaves Dozen Locked In
Soldiers from Company L Eighth Infantry at Port Snelling Minnesota fought after a drunken spree. Privates Steat Welly and Yeazule spent time in St Paul saloons while Corporal Fonnet carried twenty dollars. On return reports say Pevsner was robbed and rioters assaulted the trio. Stout was badly hurt and the guard detained participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
Eighth Infantry
Port Snelling
Minn
Steat
Welly
Yeazule
St. Paul
Fonnet
Pevsner
Memibers
Stout
Court holds injunction complaints against window glass trust valid
Judge James Ryan of the Superior Court at Anderson Indiana ruled the recent complaints seeking injunctions to prevent window glass firms in the county from joining the trust are good and sufficient for cause of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Glass Trust
Jumes Ryan
Superior Court
Anderson
Ind
Fire Destroys Fort Wayne Roundhouse
The old Wabash round house at Fort Wayne burned to the ground. It housed fifteen engine tenders and barrels of oil and supplies. Oil vat damage saved ten tenders. others destroyed. Loss estimated at $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundhouse
Fort Wayne Burns
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Markets Report Across Cities Highlight Grain and Livestock Ranges
Chicago cattle and hogs show varied grading with prices from 8.00 to 6.50 for beef, hogs around 3.00 to 5.25, and grain futures for corn oats rye and wheat moving across several regional exchanges including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York with notable ranges for butter eggs and creamery products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Gov. Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Boer War Outbreak Declared War as Hostilities Begin
Reports from Pretoria via London confirm war with the Boers. Milner proclaims treason for aiding the enemy while news lines quell in London due to busy cables. Boer seizures of English railway property spark Cape Town excitement as Orange Free State forces move into Natal and Drakensberg passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Pretoria
London
Sir Alfred Milner
Tondon
South African
Transvaal
Conyngham Greene
London Telegraph
Dladysmith
Orange Free State
Cape Town
Natal
Newcastle
Buffalo River
Lambton
England
Wransvaal
Stock Exchange
New York
Washington
America
Candy Lough Pass
Drakensberg
Glencoe
Newcastie
Nata
Berg
Ben Viljoen
Orange Free State Artillery
Albertina
van Reenens’ Pass
Army mules killed in typhoon aboard transport Siam
The U S transport Siam, after leaving San Francisco with about 380 mules for Manila, lost all but nineteen in two successive typhoons. Deck freight washed away, boats wrecked, and animals mangled or killed when crews could not rescue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
United States
San Francisco
Manila
Sri- Gay
Sium
Ywonduln
Cron
Otis
War Department
Dynamiters in Cuban War Report by Austrian General
Gen Maximilian Jautsche, an Austrian who served with Cuban forces under Gen Gomez, recounts explosive warfare in Cuba. He studied explosives beforehand and says Gomez ordered extensive use of dynamite to destroy Spaniards and property, citing a dynamited troop train and mass casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Jautsche
Gomez
Jautsche
Cuba
Boers Destroy Armored Train Near Mafeking In War Start
Cape Town dispatch reports a British armored train from Mafeking was blown up and wrecked by the Boers near Vryburg killing fifteen British soldiers. War declared by the South African Republic takes effect and the United States notifies Pretoria of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Africa
Mafeking
Vryburg
Kimberley
Cape Government
Transvaal
Orange Free State
South African Republic
Natal
South Africa
Kruger
Lawton and MacArthur Move North of Manila Strategy
The article reports plans to trap Aguinaldo by sending Generals Lawton and MacArthur north of Manila while Gen. Schwan conducts a southward demonstration. Cavite province is targeted to disperse entrenched insurgents as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
MacArthur
Manila
Schwan
Cavite
Agui=naldo
Schwen
Aguinaldo
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Paris
John Cook
Helen,Ky
Geoorge Davis Altost
Cook
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Fort Snelling
William HH. McGinnis
Edward Farroof Walsenburg
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Maton
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Lievt. Qen
White
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British Bechuanaland
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