Roosevelt Speaks to Fort Wayne Crowd and Backed by Party Promise
A huge Fort Wayne crowd welcomed Governor Theodore Roosevelt as he urged support for the Republican ticket. The parade and rally highlighted internal prosperity under Roosevelts administration, with speakers detailing wage growth, bank deposits, and public works while promising continued national strength and unity.
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Sbvarnay Roosevelt
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Gough
Corse
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San Justin
Huntington
Iran
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Wayne
Dogot
Wabach
Gwyemor Roosevelt
Caihoun Street
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Maonevelt
Gorsling Ware
Langehed
Tim Dure
Hs Thavor
Alotthern
Gof Custis Guild
Massichusetts
Govevine
Moulit
Fairhacks
Cal
W.T. Durhan
Ton Gressman Overstreet
Tytagapais Dintriel
Gayptin
Engle
W. E. Tewett
Luianapolig
Rousworl
Reddy
McKinley
Dayan
TSO
Tavernas Rossersli
Gener
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Plyat
Mada 4
Ronstvelt
Augi G. Heagan
RTN
Haig
Ae It
Iin Nesting
Boh Wag
Tie Aus
Ence
Hanhn
Atilet
Welon
Rootevalt
San Quan Ai
Nuw
Roosevelt
Letlow
Deyan
Auzey
Euhaes
Burt
Trough
Haulig
Dvyan
Bryansie Vepub-Livan
Milton Halides
Saxey
Brynn
Lou Cai
Élass
Ad Lee Bint
Bryan
Battle near Espninden leaves Stewart's force cut down
An action yesterday saw Captain Stewart with forty Rifle Brigade men move to assist a beleaguered column near Espninden. Stewart and one private were killed, Captain Faget and five others wounded, while Lieutenant Sewell and ten Rifle Brigade soldiers were taken prisoner amid three days of fighting. De Wet’s forces retreated, and British lines claimed progress against Boer positions, with hopes Europe would halt De Wet’s advance by October 10.
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Hepaeth
Uickestroying
Engweds
Bagul
Wrigate
Espninden
Stewart
Rifle Brigade
Herve
Stawart
Ware
Faget
Yieutenant Sewell
Snelisle
Europe
Trus Magnates Safe Albany News Oct 11
Lieut Governor Woodens defies requisition for vectors and violers of Stancard Oil, declining on Sagres orders. Governor Piower ruled insufficient evidence. Officials assert the named persons had not violated state laws and the case remains unresolved.
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Albany
Woodens
Stancard Oil Company
Sagres
Posns
Piower
Thera
Georgetown trial defendent improves. postponement extended
In Georgetown Kentucky Denry E Youssey the defendant in the Governor Goalel shooting case showed slight improvement. Health delays earlier illness, with a further postponement granted until tomorrow as he remains under care.
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Georgetomil, Ky
Set
Denry E. Youssey
Anit
Chary
Sovernor Goalel
Unknown patent remedy for skin eruptions marketed locally
An odd OCR text advertises a topical cure named Utobing Tiles or Salve for skin conditions described as Lil es and eruptions. It claims universal effectiveness and a 25 cent price per bottle sold by Dreler Bros druggists. Contains stray wartime references and garbled phrases about Endinna regi ments in the Spanish American War.
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Dreler Bros
Manila and Samar Under Martial Strife and Rebellious Tactics
The report details insurgent activity in the Philippines with attacks on garrisons. American forces pursue rebels in the mountains as General Margital’s officers surrender and troops attempt to reach Samar. News notes a related mutiple events including commissions and civil salary issues, with calls for funding Manila harbor improvements and other public works.
Captain Charles M Quistan Gowking Titale in Army Service Record
A fragmentary obituary honors Captain Charles M Quistan Gowking Titale Fourth Infantry who died in service. It notes his wartime actions, friendship with Captain Magnus C Hollie, and service history from Nebraska to Manila, Idaho, and Spokane during frontier campaigns, with a glimpse of his character and devotion.
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Charles Wquistom
Snuthes
Ulleee
Philippites
Charles Mu Anisen
Fourth Infantry
Mangus C. Hollie
Manila
Omaling Neb
Crisfield
Kansas
Potit
Tadian
Co. B
Palltth Ifantry Crem
Spokane
Wrsh
Wardnex
Idan
Captain McGuiston's Death and Questioned Defense
A reader letter argues Captain McGuiston was killed in self defense by his own soldiers amid fever and fatigue on a Pacific island. The writer claims McGuiston, a strong man, would not have been killed if his unit had disabled a assailant, and calls for justice and publication to honor his memory.
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Diyam
Thdiana
Republics Party
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Uct
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Bugsevelt
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Desatay
Yoo
Columbia City
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Sarin
Bort Shain
Trabyy
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Miinole
Guha
Berond
Tawiou
Pitth Ayn Gor
Ant Cempaign
Philippines
New York
York
Mms
Etfaria
Athena
Moon
Quiston
Capt
Wiarton
Islands
Linn
Ian
Don
Watt
McGuiston
EX Caney
Quettermartar
Willney
Bork Hancock, M
Dy Boot
Mm Winslow's Londing Byvep
A garbled note recounts a parent urging children to behave while someone cuts teeth. The fragment hints at a local moralizing moment and a family scene but lacks clear names, places, or concrete events.
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