Insurgent Movements Reach Montalban and San Mateo
Reporting from the Philippines, rebels concentrate north of Manila at Montalban and Bin Mateo, aiming to resist. Currrent lines show about 200 rebels at San Mateo with outposts toward Marquina valley as Col Carpenter and Gen Hughes push north to a position west of Santa Barbara. Reinforcements for Otis in Washington total 3000, with major force destined for Cavite to clear insurgents south of Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardoning Taro
Capaz
Dara
Col. Carpentery
Santi Barbara
Pavia
Jaro
Jauro
Santa Barbara
Hughes
Tilipinos
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
Bayambang
Dayamban
Noy
Mangalarven
Pangagili
Otis
Washington
War Department
Por Hon
Cavite
Maila
Manila
Explosion Destroys Buffalo Elevator Mill and Loft
A dust explosion destroyed the Husted Milling and Elevating company elevator in Buffalo on November 24, wrecking 160000 bushels of grain, mainly corn and oats. Thirty workers escaped via exterior chute as two men suffered severe burns. Building and contents valued at about 180000 with full insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufalo
Husted Milling and Elevating Company
Bones of Celestials Return Home From China
A late 19th century brief reports that bones of 165 Celestials who died in Chicago will be shipped at imperial order to be reburied in China. Sam May and another local Chinese leader arranged the removal with expenses totaling about 82,000 dollars. Craven-Full Content, San Francisco, November 24. Mention of other notices includes estate proceedings for J. S. Fair with court appearance March 4 and Gen Miles arriving in New Orleans en route to Atlanta and Washington. Three houses demolished in Booneville tornado report from Little Rock via Mt. Louis dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiengzo
Alxty
Chicago
Sam May
Chines
Craven
Superior Ridge Trout
Nettle Ry Graven
Mt. Louis
Booneville
Ark
Little Reel
Grain Price Report From Markets Across Cities
North American grain and livestock prices show varied results with Wheat and Corn quotes across St Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee. Prices for No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern wheat range around 60 to 70 cents withDecember and May futures noted. Hog and cattle markets mixed with hogs around 3.80 to 4.05 and cattle values up to 6.00 in some markets while lambs and sheep trading near 4.00 to 5.20 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibve
St. Faw
Duluth
Northern
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
Burley
SiMoe
Chicago
Gogat
Sioux City
Iowa
Wani Feedars
South St. Paul
Disowned by Hannity Not the Author of Campaign Button
Philadelphia reports former Democratic National Chairman William F. Harrity says he is not responsible for a campaign button with the slogan No foreign alliance no trusts no imperialism for us. He notes an evident mistake and denies sending the button to the Democratic national executive committee in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Phildelphia
William F. Hanrity
Democratic National Executive Committee
Chicago
Turbine Torpedo Boat Viper Reaches 32 Knots in Trial
The turbine torpedo boat Viper completed a preliminary trial in London yesterday, reaching a speed of thirty two knots. Official trials are expected to follow in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viper
Lhe
Kid McCoy no Wreck at New York bout previously planned
A New York report from White Plates states Wied McCoy who trained at William Mullin’s farm for the December 11 match with Peter Maher has collapsed physically and may never again enter the ring. His nervous system is described as nearly a complete wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid McCoy
New York
Impaled on a Picket Fence on South Side Rail Way
Chicago on November 24 Andrew Lyven aged sixty in a rush to catch a train was hurled over the platform railing and impaled on an iron picket fence along the track edge. He is expected to die from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andrew Lyven
South Side
Kidnapping of FourYearOld Mary Rockett Reported in Chicago
Four year old Mary Rockett was forcibly taken from her aunt's arms in the latter's home and carried away in a closed carriage. Investigators believe a former housekeeper, who had grown devoted to the child, planned the abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gret
Chicago
Mary Rockett
Disastrous Flood Threatens Texas Farmlands
Dennison Texas November 24 The section is in the early stages of a flood that threatens to be the most disastrous known in many years. Thousands of acres of valuable farming lands are under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dennison
Tex
Deer hunting season takes toll in Adirondacks
In Piattaburg New York on November 24 a serious deer hunting season ended with 23 persons accidentally killed by hunters. The total deer kill in the Adirondacks was reported higher than normal with more fatalities than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr
Piattaburg
Adirondacks
Martin Bergen dies after hazing injury at Lawrenceville
Martin V. Bergen, son of Councilman Peter Y. Bergen of Princeton New Jersey, died yesterday from inflammation of the bowels caused by hazing received at Lawrenceville the previous Friday. The death underscores the dangers of hazing and follows an incident involving a local youth in Princeton.
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Frinceton
N. J
Martin V. Bergen
Peter Y. Bergen
Lawrenceville
British transport Maocheater City sails to Cape Town
New Orleans November 24 The British transport Maocheater City sailed from this port for Cape Town carrying 2000 mules for use in the South African campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
New ‘Orleans
Maocheater
Clty
Cape Town
Marquis of Salisbury Stricken by Influenza
The Marquis of Salisbury, residing in London at 111 Marquis road, is reported ill with influenza and unable to attend to public business as of November 24. The illness limits official duties and public engagements while he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Salisbury
London
Mexico to Lower Flag Over Public Buildings in Condolence
The Mexican government orders the national flag to be hoisted at half-mast in sympathy with the United States after the death of Vice President Hobart. In Pensacola, Massachusetts, Wort Lawrence, a Black man, is found dead by hanging near the site of a crime, with gunshot wounds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City of Mexico
Hobart
Florida
Pensacola
Wort Lawrence
W. Bowman
Tory Te Placer
Alleged Plot Aimed at Dull George Divorce Case in Iowa
In Iowa Nov 21 a committee of attorneys led by Judge Applegate exposed an alleged plan by Baxter George and lawyer Stephen Harris to ruin Dull George by fabricating evidence for a divorce case. Harris, a University of Michigan graduate, was said to assist with the scheme. George was granted a divorce with 11,000 alimony.
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Iown
Mana
Fuutuce Myidenes
Seunure
Divorac
Adel
Iowa
Dull George
Baxter George
Stephen Harris
Applegate
Des Moines
B& Wonn
Supreme Court Rakases To Pass Judgment
Washington November 22 The United States Supreme Court refused to pass upon the constitutionality of a North Dakota law making contempt of court punishable by imprisonment in habeas corpus cases The case involved Norman Markudén who sought release on habeas corpus The court in an opinion by Justice McIkenna said it was contrary to precedents to consider state law questions in habeas corpus proceedings except in great urgency cases
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Courath
North Dakota
Las
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Tompasa
E Court
Fall from Wagons Claims Two in Wilsworth
In Wis Nov 22 John Petergon of Morville fell from a wagon and broke his neck dying instantly. James Webster's seven year old son of Wilsworth town fell from a lumber wagon. a wheel passed over his head and he died almost instantly.
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Tnt Witgounsin
Wilsworth
Wis
John Petergon
Morville
James Webster
Bold Burglary at Marshalltown Court House Basement
A southwest Insurance Company safe in Marshalltown Iowa was robbed at the court house basement on November 22 securing over 2500 dollars in cash and CDs. Despite many bystanders the burglars escaped. Authorities report no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Qash Takei
Iowan
Southwestern Insurance Company
Court House
Incendiary Fires Reported in Stevens Point City
In Stevens Point Wis on Sunday six fires and one last evening were incendiary. Buildings included the Curren house and a large residence owned by Peter Kelly. The last fire damaged only building materials. The mayor had offered a 300 reward for the arrest and conviction of the parties responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Stevens Point
Wis
Curren
Peter Kelly
Partica
Arrests in Yankton for running games and liquor sales
In Yankton on November 22 Michael Magner George Carri Wil Waleb George Brown and Honnageger Bros were arrested on warrants for running games of chance in a suite building where liquor was sold. Three other indictments allege selling liquor without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaming and
Liquorian
Yankton
8. D
Sfichael Magner
George Carri
Wil Waleb
George Brown
Honnageger Bros
Chincen
Rollins Guilty of Abusing Child in Redwood Falls Case
Lester Rollins was found guilty in Redwood Falls Minnesota for abusing a child under thirteen. He faced a ten year sentence with hard labor at Stillwater state prison. The trial linked Rollins to Matilda and Harrison Sanborn in the indictment and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Rollins
Redwood Falls
Minn
Lester Rolins
Matilda
Harrison Sanborn
Rollins
Stillwater
Woman seriously burned in gasoline stove blast
Leona Weyh of this place sustained serious burns when a gasoline stove exploded. A local doctor treated her injuries and had to remove a large portion of damaged flesh from her face and arms.
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wArmour
Leona Weyh
Fire destroys saloon restaurant buildings at Glyndon
Five structures in Glyndon Minnesota burned including Chris Syvergon's temperance saloon Tom Anderson's building occupied by Olaus Anderson's restaurant and Janea H Shen's building. Estimated loss about 2500 pounds. The blaze reported November 22. No injuries listed.
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Glyndon
Glyndon, Minn
Chris Syvergon
Tom Anderson
Olaus Anderson
Janea H. Shen
Oil stove explosion destroys Farrell real estate office
An oil stove exploded in the office of J. M. Farrell, real estate agent, wrecking office furniture. The loss is about $200, with insurance coverage noted. The incident occurred November 22, with little detail on injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
J. M. Farrell
Contested Will Case Ends in Probate Court
In Fort Flerre on November 21 the WHI Contest Cloud probate dispute over the late red Dupree’s estate concluded. Nees Ovitt asserted niece status and a distributive share but her claim failed.
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Fort Flerre
Red Dupree
Girls May Die Near Stanley After Assault
In Stanley Wisconsin on November 21 a thirteen year old girl Mary Hayen living six miles west of town was assaulted by two older girls and is not expected to recover. The suspects are each held on one thousand dollar bonds.
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Stanley
Wis
Mary Hayen
Woman Shot at Minneapolis in Apparent Cowardly Attack
Mrs Tennle Witkin wife of Fred Witkin was shot twice while on the St Paul street east side in Minneapolis. Police seek August Tatter believed to be the shooter after three shots were fired with two striking the head and back. She was taken to hospital and remains not expected to recover.
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Dullein Tale Micet
Dewitt Seemin Cortaba
Minneapolis
Tennle
Witkin
Fred Wic
Tatter
Hospital Fight Ends With Warrant Against Doctor
In Yankton on November 2, Dr ik P Campbell and Dr GC H Wright clashed at the insane hospital. Campbell, struck by Wright with a revolver, obtained a warrant for Wright. Wright was released to await Nov 27 after being examined on a charge of attempting bodily harm. The case centers on care given to patient Mrs Wotal who died from burns.
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Yankton
Ik P. Campbell
GC. H. Wright
Insane Hospital
Campbell
Wright
Justine Tiehey
Meantine
Uneate
The
Troens
Robbery in daylight at Butte mining firm store
News from Butte Montana reports a daylight robbery at the American Development and Mining company store in Gibbonville. Two young men named Din Harkins and Robert Diulbman allegedly held up the establishment during pay day, targeting payroll checks. They presumably planned to flee with a large cash sum and gold dust.
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Butte
Mont
American Development and ‘Mining Company
Gibbonavie
Thalia
Din Harkins
Robert Diulbman
American Development and Mining Company
Vol Bere
Russian Colony Buys Farmland in Hill County
A Russian colony representative has visited northern Dakota to purchase grazing and farming land. Three ranches sold for cash: the Zine ranch at 2200 dollars, Daniels ranch at 4500 dollars, and the Shroefer ranch at 2000 dollars. About 1800 acres in the Big Bottom district are reported purchased. Prices deemed favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hille
Sperrfish
S. D
South Dakota
Tillis
Daniels
Shroefer
Big Bottom
Killed Near Englewood by Work Blast Injures Worker
Jacob Bradshaw, who moved from an Iowa town with his family, was killed almost instantly near Englewood when a blast from Homestake water ditch work exploded rock. He dodged behind a tree after warning, but the rock struck his head. The Sioux Falls, M. D., report notes an Omaha railroad accident's victim, Edward Howard, may have been from Cincinnati with parents residing there.
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Wy A Biant
Derdwood
3. D
Jacob Bradshaw
Englewood
Bradshaw
Eills
Cincinntiati
Sioux Falls
M. D
Tha Cargner
Omaha
Ita
Edward Howard
Cincinnati
That
City
Water Reservoir Completed Near Deadwood
The Pare mont Midhorn Missouri Valley Railway company has completed a large water reservoir on Spring Creek behind the Catholic cemetery. It will hold 50,000 gallons and supply the roundhouse and depots nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Paremont, Midhorn & Missouri Valley Railway Company
Spring Creek
Roundhouse
Admiral Dewey's Death Man. Tigetings Minn. guest of brother
Lieut H H Caldwell of Washington arrived in Tigetings Minnesota yesterday and is staying with his brother J R Caldwell a bookkeeper at Gardner roller mill. He was secretary to Admiral Dewey on the Olympia and served as best man at the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Tigetings
Minn
H. H., Caldwell
Washington, D. C
J. R. Caldwell
Gardner Roller Mil
Olympia
Logging car accident fatality at Nickerson Minnesota
Charles Sumberg, 22, was killed instantly when struck by a skid while top-loading on a Minuvada and North logging car. He worked for Clough and Hurd. In Sillwater, deputy public examiner IL Koerner and WDT Buon arrived to audit state prison accounts ahead of a management change.
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Peath
Nickerson
Ménn
Charles Sumberg
Minuvada & North
Clough & Hurd
Urikon
Sillwater
Minn
Koerner
Puble
W. DT. Buon
Priso
Tere
Charge With Mall Theft in Aberdeen District Court
Joseph Poulosky charged with stealing a malt stock from the depot pattern at Gro ton. He was bound over to the federal court in Ney 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Joseph Poulosky
Groton
Indian girl seized for mission school case at Tama City
Four hundred fifty Indians in Iowa are ready to start on the western trek with rifle and tomahawk. Wilcox, visiting Cedar Rapids, files for habeas corpus to release an eighteen year old Indian girl confined at the Toledo government school. The girl, Lelhyed-ka-che, married to Ta-ta-pleha, was taken from her husband and held in a room at the school since early month. The case challenges government authority to compel Indian children to enroll and the wider dispute over tribal sovereignty and government pay.
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Moines
Towa
Witcox
Montour
On- Riltitlan
Adee Olver BP
String
Herve
Gald
Tamatty
Wioledo
Wilcox
Shiras
Cedar Rapids
Andian
Toledo
Indiana
Lelhyed-ka-che
G Seventoun
Tamu City
G. N. Nellis
County Treasurer A W Peterson Faces Shortage Probe
The disappearance of County Treasurer A W Peterson last week sparked citywide concern as the board of county commissioners reviewed his books and found a $14,000 deficit, with $8,000 unsecured in Yankton Savings Bank. Bank closure prevented further checks, and the commissioners plan bond actions to recover about $22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Yankton, & D
A. W. Peterson
Yankton
WIRDLESS Telegraphy Test of Johnson-Ortier System in Milwaukee
A successful public test of wireless telegraphy under the Johnson-Ortier system occurred in Milwaukee on Nov 24. Messages traveled 4250 feet through six partitions in a seating hall using a standard telegraph key and a park coil induction. The system differs entirely from Marconi's lay evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Park Co
Marconi
Acquitted of Murder Ends Dramatic Court Scene
Bemidji Minnesota November 24 The state murder case against Nelson Rust et al heard since Friday before Judge Hernand ended with a jury verdict of not guilty after an all night deliberation. In the judge’s charge Mrs Rust suffered a stroke and remains recovering. Kuset stood charged with the intentional killing of William McMullin.
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Nelson Rust
Bemidji
Unn
HeNand
Rust
Kuset
William McMullin
Postoffice Robbery at Emery South Dakota
Chief Clerk Chapman of the Postoffice Inspection Bureau received a telegram from Inspector Morrin reporting a burglary at the Emery South Dakota postoffice. Early yesterday morning the safe was blown open with a drill or charge and a number of postage stamps were taken, but no money was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
D. St.aal
Chapman
Morrla
South Dakota
Snrfy
Jury verdict in Medlin versus Italy Tercar Mining company
The Jol Medlin case against Italy Tercar Mining company delivered a verdict awarding $12,000 in damages for injuries sustained in the incident, down from a $20,000 claim. The trial occurred in Mulcod, Trupidt City, on November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Terror
Mulcod
Trupidt City
Jol Medlin
Italy
Farmer’s son dies after accidental rifle fire near Volga City
On November 23 in Volga City area Jumea Dunn, a farmer four miles east of the city, accidentally shot his twelve year old son Tay while hunting. The lad died a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga City
Towa
Jumea Dunn
Tay
Fragmentary exchange in Catholic Standard and Times clipping
A cryptic OCR fragment shows a dialogue about friendship and debt involving names like Tom Jack Yom Pek and a warning not to lose a friend, referencing Catholic Standard and Times. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Jones
Tom
Jack
Times
Still More Counterfeiting and Boasted Imitations
The Secret Service has unearthed another counterfeit gang and secured a quantity of bogus bills. The report notes high value items are often faked, including Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which have many imitators but no equal for indigestion and dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostatter
Uncertain Washington Star quote as election ends
A sympathetic citizen remarks that worry is over but the unsuccessful candidate counters that the toil continues. He vows to hustle harder to find something to be thankful for before November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Complaint of Quietude in a Game Fight Field
A pugilist laments the match as a tense battle while a spectator jests that it felt like an 80 point cribbage game or a similar home amusement. The exchange captures a playful take on the contest in Washington far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtom
The Censor Reprints a Wartime Telegraph Exchange
A clipped exchange shows a newspaper man proposing telegraphing home to call the commanding general an idiot while a censor refuses to permit any military secrets transmission. The oddly formal Life quote frames the wartime clash over press freedom and security.
Reward for Calne’s Cure and Toledo Patent Remedy
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any fate of Calne that cannot be cured by Holls etarrh Cure from J Chaney Co Toledo Ohio. The notice claims the product works internally affecting blood and mucous surfaces and includes testimonials. It mentions selling through druggists and references a woman voting incident in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holl
J, Chaney & CO
Toledo
Tulver
Oheney
Wort & Truex
Brass Button Found in Morning Collection
The Chicago News reports a brass button discovered in the morning collection. It notes only one member has a husband on the police force, implying the donor is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Chicago News
Gripp Core Cure Ad Claims Laxative Tablets
The item notes a grip remedy called Gripp Core Cure with laxative Bromo Quinine tablets, citing H W Grove’s signature on each box. It includes unrelated lines about Dukane Ladysmith and Gnanwell Ladysmith and a quoted exchange from a Pittburgh Chronicle Telegram, all in a fragmented OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Grove
Bbc
Fragmented quotes and wry maxims from 19th century columns
A jumble of pithy sayings and satirical excerpts from periodicals including Chicago Record and Life. The piece presents quips on art, marriage, consumption bills, and common proverbs, ending with a note about turning over a new leaf and misers.
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Keiter
Col. Gaton
Teen
Maemytt
Miles
New Orlenon
New Orles
Nelson A. Miles
Orta Jaekkon
St. Pat
Atlanta
THM
Hannity
Count Rakuses
Leona. Madson
C. Madson
Madsons
Myd'Madden
Hady
Hady.no, Faith In Doctors Or Drugs. She Said Heer
Winona
Cole
Khilice
Hood
Suwnen
Polina
Hilagelphis North Amercan
Dukane
Ladysmith
Gnanwell
Pittsburg
Mia
Henpeck
O. L. Baker
Regent
Philadelphia
Tria
Peter
Paul
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