Admiral Dewey on Philippines and self government
An interview prints Dewey saying the insurgents in the Philippines are on their last legs but must be checked by arms and supplies. He doubts Filipinos can self rule yet, criticizes Aguinaldo as a figurehead, and praises archbishop Bernardena Nesaleda. He notes Otis labors and predicts a hopeful outlook with new troops. He laughs at a Wheeler ticket idea and plans to report to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AdmirAl Dewey
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Manila
Navy Yard
Dewey
General Luna
Bernardena Nesaleda
Gite
A. Iy
Otis
Gen
Joseph Wheeler
Army
Navy
General Wheeler
Washington
A Democrat's View of It
Former Governor Robert E. Pattison argues at the Great Northern hotel that the Philippines are American, bound by treaty, and require immediate pacification and law and order. He says both parties must help fulfill this national duty and avoid preoccupation with future government plans until order is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times Herald
Robert E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Pillsboro
Philippines
Texas
Alaska
Louisiana
Lehman and Block Wedding Held in Cincinnati Home
Benjamin Lehman of this city married Miss Hanna Block Wednesday evening at the bride’s Walnut Hills home in Cincinnati. Guests included immediate relatives. The bride wore an elaborate gown and jewels. The couple will honeymoon in Asheville, North Carolina before settling in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Hanna Block
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Lehman
Asheville
N. C
Fort Wayne
Isaac Lehman
Man Killed by Engine on Grand Rapids Line Near Geneva
David Long was struck and killed instantly by Engine 9 on the Grand Rapids and Indiana road while walking home from the Portland fair. The throttle was F. Joqueth with Conductor Quivey aboard as they pursued a special train toward Decatur. The victim, elderly and somewhat deaf, could not be warned despite bell and whistle. he died near Geneva two miles from his home in Adams county.
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Grand Rapids
Indiana Road
David Long
F. Joqueth
Quivey
Decatur
Mr. Long
Geneva
Portland
Orbit
Fourteen American Prisoners Delivered Up by Filipinos
Manila reports that fourteen American enlisted soldiers have been delivered up by Filipino authorities at 8:30 a.m. on September 30. General Garcia calls for surrender while Mindanao chiefs express willingness to yield to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Insurgents in Mindanao Offer Surrender to U S Authorities
Washington dispatch reports General Guatemala requests transfer of control in eastern Mindanao and surrender of insurgent forces to United States authorities in a communication dated the 12th. Adjutant General Otis forwards Manila dated Sept 30 stating the insurgents seek to capitulate.
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Manila
Washington
Guarcia
Mindanao
United States
Otis
Soldier Charles H. Dunfee Returns from Manila
Charles H. Dunfee, formerly private in Company D First California infantry, returns to Fort Wayne from San Francisco after service in the Philippines. He landed July 2 and fought July 30 near Cavite, with reenlistment plans and a Dewey autograph relic. Dunfee notes good relations between American sailors and British crews and will stay in Fort Wayne for a while.
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Charles H. Dunfee
First California Infantry
San Francisco
Mr. Dunfee
Fort Wayne
Tranila
Pekin
Hawaii
Ladrone Islands
United States
Charleston
Manila
Dunfee
Olympia
Jackies
Philippines
Sherman
Couple to wed as court case ends in compromise
In Squire France's court Mary E Dinklager white filed paternity against Frank Bradshaw colored. The judge dismissed after the girl's mother consented to marriage, leading the couple to seek a state with laxer laws to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire France
Mary E. Dinklager
Frank Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Indiana
Justice France
Narrow Escape Reported By Hardware Dealer R F Yarnelle
R F Yarnelle of Mogsman Yarnpire Co returned from the Heavy Hardware Dealers Association convention in Danver where the group toured Golorson's notable pointe of interest, ending with a narrow escape described in dispatches from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Yarnelle
Mogsman, Yarnpire & Co
Danver
Golorson
Pointe of
Wreck near Canon City Claims Six Lives
An excursion train wreck near Canon City killed six people as the hardware men’s party visited the gorge. The rescue and relief effort followed, with survivors sending telegrams to friends and rescuers using their train to aid the response.
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Canan City
Wages case dismissed in Pettit suit
In circuit court Friday morning Sarah Lavin McEntire against W L Pettit was dismissed on motion of plaintiff's attorneys. The suit claimed wages for labor from February 182 and January 1099 while she lived at the Pettit home. No settlement was agreed, but the motion ended the case. The report also notes Ida Vardaman, 13, given into guardians by Laure E Vardaman. The guardians hope she attends school with the Powells. Other items: James Ragan versus Wabash Railway set for November 2. Judge Dawson ill. Roxy Trease et al attempt to quiet title against Tara Connolly et al. Minerva Martin sues Catherine Miller and Ethel Richard to set aside judgment. Franklin A Emerick admitted to the bar on recommendation of S L Morris, J 2 Harper, W P Breen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lavin McEntire
W. L. Pettit
A. H. Bittenger
M. T. Stokes
Prefeng
Tims
Pettit
Alaintiff
Laure E. Vardainen
Ida
Board of Children's Guardians
Mgr
George Powell
James Ragan
Wabash Railway
Dawson
Roxy B. Trease
Tara Connolly
S. R. Alden
Minerva Martin
Catherine E. Miller
Ethel Richard
O'Rourke
Franklin A. Emerick
S. L. Morris
J. 2. Harper
W. P. Breen
Mr. Emrick
E. V. Emrick
Great Democratic Demonstration in Hamilton Ohio
A large Democratic campaign opening in Hamilton Ohio featured Hon. John R. McLean and other state ticket candidates. Platforms set around the courthouse drew overflow crowds with hunting portraits of McLean Bryan and Dewey. Local and district clubs joined Cincinnati groups in marching bands and mounted contingents as crowds planned a 1 pm parade and 2 pm speeches.
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Hamilton
Ohio
John R. McLean
Court House
McLean
Bryan
Dewey
Duckworth Club
Cincinnati
Gravel Hall Club
Dayton
Hamil
Bishop Rademacher Returns Home in Fort Wayne
Rt Rev Joseph Rademacher bishop of Fort Wayne returns home to the episcopal residence after a period away. Mentally he is improved though physically feeble and will not assume diocesan charge for months. Dis Betts and J E Duffy wed at the Cathedral with Rev Father Mackey officiating. The couple reside at 410 East Wayne Street.
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Joseph Rademacher
Diocese of
Fort Wayne
Episcopal
Betts
J. E. Duffy
Father Mackey
New Hampshire
Ellen Betts
Riverside Avenue
Didier
Ella Betts
William Betts
Columbia City
Little Girl Struck By Bicycle Injures in City
A noon Thursday accident at Harrison and Washington streets left Virginia Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer, with a painful injury after being struck by a bicycle ridden by a lady. Dr. Stutz attended her and found no broken bones though the girl suffers significant pain. seriousness was not believed to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
William Meyer
Harrison
Washington Streets
Stutz
Using the X Rays Frank Rempis in a Waterloo case
Frank Rempis of Waterloo was brought to the city Thursday by unknown means for medical evaluation under X ray examination, with details not fully disclosed in the surviving text.
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Frank Rempis
Waterloo
Bishop Rademacher Returns Home to Fort Wayne
The bishop, once vigorous, travels from Lafayette to Fort Wayne with Vicar General Guendling and is welcomed home in fragile health. Doctors hope for possible resumption of duties by New Years as his nervous condition improves after recent hospital care and travels.
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Rademacher
Lafayette
Guendling
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Chicago
Father Dinnen
French Lick Springs
Fort Wayne
Admiral Dewey
New York
Fort Wayne-Columbia City Phone Line Planned
The National company plans a new telephone line over Leesburg road about twenty three miles with a spur of over two and a half miles to Arcola. Construction will begin soon.
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Fort Wayne-Columbia City
National Company
Leesburg Road
Arcola
Eighty Eighth Regiment Reunion At Wolcottville
Seventy five Fort Wayne attendees praised Wolcottville hospitality at the Eighty Eighth regiment reunion. About 130 survivors joined by comrades from other commands, with many wives and daughters in the parade. Col. C. E. Briant of Huntington named commander and Capt. Allen H. Dougall as adjutant. next gathering planned for Butler.
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Fort Wayne
Eighty-eighth Regiment
Wolcottville
Col
C. E. Briant
Huntington
Association
Allen H. Dougall
Butler
Evening meeting of Pathfisiders Lodge No 10
Tomorrow evening Pathfisiders Lodge No 10 will hold an important meeting followed by a social. The note suggests a social program to conclude the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfisiders” Lodge
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War Department
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