Camp McKinley Moves and Typhoid Outbreak in Honolulu
Reported troop redeployments from Camp McKinley to Moanalua under General Verrium and local malaria and typhoid cases. Hospital patients expected to recover quickly as troops from Camp Otis stay for duty. New York engineers to remain for gibison service. Police Judge dispute with General King over courtroom punishments described, with a banking entry for an $80,000 to $300,000 capital bank planned in Honolulu. Senator Stack travels to Manila, Columbia steamer released for bond, Senators report food and crowding issues, some arrests among natives noted. overall transport to Manila proceeding with adverse conditions.
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VISTIORIA
Honolulu
Moanalua
Verrium
Otis
Anzna
Manila
hopital
King
trong
Wilcon
prine
Wilcox King
San Trancisco
gelums
Joer
Columbia
Seittr
oranga
vhs plice
orangs
Steek
Wanila
Maria
Personal crisis in Oakland ends in suicide attempts and death
In Oakland three men and a woman attempted self harm or died by own action. Annie Creets aged 40s tried to poison herself at a hotel but survived with a pistol by her side. Tranform Transon alias L CJures attempted hanging in a city hospital area. James Watkins, distraught by his wife’s decision, took poison and died after hospital care.
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OAKLAND
Annie Creetes
Crellin
rusud
James Watlens
hoguital
War Tax on Packages Denied by Supreme Court
The attorney general’s application to compel Wells Vargo & Co to pay the war tax on all packages addressed to the state board of examiners at Sacramento was denied by the supreme court. The request for an alternative writ of mandate was rejected. the case stemmed from Wells Vargo & Co’s refusal to transport and deliver the package with express charges of 85 cents, while the extra cent for Varga was not paid. Chief Justice Beatty signed the opinion.
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SA FRANCISCO
Teatty
The Peters Disaster Divided View On Collision Blame
Eyewitnesses and doctors split on who caused the Peters collision. Some blame Captain Moldforth of the Peters while others hold Captain Cvar responsible. A few think both captains share fault. One crewman reports hearing a call for help and notes possible drownings and submerged workers beneath cargo amid the wreck. Police say the inquiry will continue as the shipowners pursue action.
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Cytua
Moldforth
Peters
Cvarmman
Alsanda Cohn
Uk Peters pas eng
Liman
iid
kel
MUSSIN
fLice
issel
Fitz Lees Mother Dies In Richmond
News notes the death of Fitz Lees’s mother in Richmond and reports Major General Pizhugh Ier of the Seventh Corps was expected to arrive but postponed travel due to his mother’s death.
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Fitz Lees
RICHMOND
vaneril fitzhush
jules SAVANNA
Pizhugh Ier
1 & CO
Bowling
W. Parker Lyon & Co
Cuba Libre to Begin Occupation of Cuba by US Troops
Secretary Alger issued the first order directing a military occupation of Cuba by US troops at two initial points New Victoria and Puerto Principe the operation to expand as Spanish evacuation proceeds General L W Carpenter commands the expedition with brigades of Seventh and Eighth Cavalry and Fifteenth Infantry assigned to different corps The plan includes landing at Neuvasitas and Puerto Principe and provisioning for hospitals and transport. the outbreak of this occupation follows careful reports from military offices and experts. A Kentucky Tragedy: John Meadows killed John and Clay Matthews. Meadows a teacher surrendered and is jailed. Fagan a key witness found murdered in his store room triggering an inquest.
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WASHINGTON
Alger todas
Cuba
United States
newt
Cub
T Hecherhoird
Neuvitas
Puerto Principe
Lagirmin
L WY Carpenter die
cav
Ceorgia soluniers
AL Netratus
Stiles awakre
Tifternth infantry
Puerto Puneipe
s studius
Bugadir
L H Carpenter
Neuyua
Tifteenth United States Infantry
fourth army
Georgia volunteers
fifteenth
United States infantry
sei md
Uhard
thensia
Kentucky
John Mealows
John
Clay Matthews brothers
Pinevul
Meadows
Fagan
Witniss
Simon
sendine
simmont
chilten
Cape sale
Cumgie
Spain
arma
trhord
New York
San Frincisco
Cinferniiesular
plice
coloni o transportation
themeelyes
Castle
Gener Tohn Logan
Jon
Optses
leweth hill
fremiten
Knobloch
dale
Migune
Wr Gare
Church
Gage
Republic
ratireal
Cavalry Ordered to Porto Rico for Embarkation
Washington November 3 Brigadier General Charles F Humphrey of the Quartermaster Department is ordered to Savannah to supervise the embarkation of the Fifth Cavalry, destined for Porto Rico.
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Porto Rico
WASHINGTON
Brgader Cempral
Charles F Humphrey
Savannaha
fifth cavalry
Standard Oil Dividend Declared for Trust Stocks
New York November 3 The liquidation of the trustees of the Standard Oil Trust has set aside funds for the income of remaining corporate stocks. A sum equal to 3 per share is declared with a further amount per share payable December 16 1538.
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Standard Oil
NEW YORK
Standard Oi Trust
Two Pilgrims Murdered in a Desert Quest to Ogden
A complex Nevada murder tale ties John Huan, Wintied Vous Paselle, and a Confederate ofPerms Tayrede Lounls to the killing of George Ingelle. A trail leads from Daggett to Pahrump then to Ogden as Hancock confesses plans to murder for belongings. Victims dumped in rugged terrain, clothes burned, bodies buried under rods. Sergeant Nelson and Constable Pendergrast pursue the suspect to Fullerton for examination.
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TOS
ANCITES Navy
John Huan
Perms
Tayrede
George Ingelle
Nevada
Mra Wintied
Paselle
com
yas
Juste
cme
Viers
Leruis
Hancock
Daggett Hancock
Pahrump
Tagelke amd
putner
Harcodl
Sint
wells new Fullerton
Wheat Options See Drop In December Prices Amid Rumors
Depressing rumors pushed December wheat values lower as traders weighed rumors of market actions with Russia and France. Market reports note large revisions in official supply estimates and weaker prices across grains, with oats showing notable activity and intraday volatility.
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clercey
Russia
France
Aniakiin
Erveiß
ciblesrim
Beerbohms
Missions in Turkey Hearing reports from foreign mission work
American Women speaking at Springfiold Mass on November 3 opened the Womans Board of Foreign Missions with addresses from Mrs D Strong who reviewed work in Central and Eastern Turkey. Mrs Farhard Windsor spoke on famine relief in India. Mrs Martha J Gleason described Armenian conditions in Constantinople. Mrs Nelther Bartlett discussed home influences from children educated in kindergarten schools in Smyrna and Mrs Harriet Powers presented on the Magher Iduetter in Galim Turkey.
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Womans Board of Foreign Missions
DDstrong
Turkey
Farhard Winsor
Indiana
India
Martha J Gleason
Constantinople
Died for Their Country TOS ANGELTS Fund Plan to Honor Regiment
A plan to raise funds to crest a monument for twenty members of the Seventh California Volunteers who died in United States service. The regiment’s officers and members propose an exhibition drill to help raise part of the needed sum and a portion of the total.
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Cay iforn
Not a Protest on Nicaragua Canal Concession and US Policy
Washington reports say US officials maintain no protest against the Nicaragua canal concession, while reporting on the diplomatic stance and officers dispatched to Santiago de Guayaquil for duty, highlighting the era's cautious approach to regional control and military promotions for gallantry in action.
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WASHINGTON
Santiago de Gudeani
Wolkim Wiles
Robert ¢ Wool Jacob C Smith
John W Brown
Caney
San Juan
SPANISH CRAFT AND MISSIONARY GROWING TENSIONS IN PHILIPPINES NEGOTIATIONS
Paris and New York dispatches discuss potential shifts in Spanish American talks over the Philippines and Cuba. Officials anticipate a possible counterproposal from Spain and weigh the impact of indemnity demands on the Philippines, with Sagasta likely to dictate terms or resign if terms fail. Fire at National Starch Plant in Glencoe mirrors global tensions and economic stakes.
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WASHINGTON
perce
Janis Lomormyat
Welty
Scheider
Phlippines Phi
sistiels
proton
Cuba
Porto Treo
NEW YORK
Premng
Span
United States
wilialy
Sena Sagasta
Philippines
Senor bagasta
Porto Rico
wale
Phillppines
Germany
inpland
Charleston's Errand Sails From Manila to Jievto
Admiral Dewer cabled the navy department that the Charleston has sailed from Manila for Jievto on the island of Pan. This is the last seat of Spanish power of any account in the Philippines.
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WASHINGTON
Dewer
navy department
Manila
Pan
Philippines
Castles Wil Harangue Castles Wil Harangue
Castles speaker rails against tariff policy and administration while denouncing the war effort. He attacks discretionary spending, monopoly power, and Morgan influence, urging opposition to annexation and criticizing the Murray administration’s handling of finance and military contracts. Separate speakers defend different positions amid a crowded, tense meeting.
British Columbia Affairs and Nova Sessions on New Administration
A fragmented dispatch from Victoria outlines the opening of a new legislature season under the province’s updated administration, with William Walton of London noted in reference. Other items mention the Consul General’s recall, a Honolulu-relayed safety note, and a New York transit update.
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British Columbia
VICTORIA
William Waltu
London
heries Vernon
Consal Gener
fom
Honolulu
rust
Wihaster
davether
Central Pacific Railway bonds and construction costs report
Report filed with railroad commissioners shows Central Pacific Railway leans and bonds totaling 100900080 issued and outstanding plus 8760680 outstanding bond costs. Construction costs total 700248682.20. The filing covers year ending June 8, 1998 and includes few general-interest figures.
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SAN TRANCISCO
Central Pacfic
Southern Pacific Commins
Coal supply plans near Need of Coal and Pacific line
A scrambled report notes Southern Pacific Company plans to develop new shafts and machinery, lease plants for carbon and mining work, and oversee coal shipments in the mountains about 100 miles from a northern Pacific route.
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SAN TEYNCINGO
Texico
Cogimie
Alaska Notes On Prospecting Afloat In September
A letter from Trenk Numan dated September 18th reports a prospector’s observations in Alaska. He notes slim wheel creamenr Tiha Tiles and a vind ssomy above Squier inter. It mentions a Telex message and advised provisions for men on the Nootik Coliwack and Ikatak rivers. The color of flour gold was discovered with prospects on Buckland River described as fair.
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Alaska
SN TRANCISCO
Trenk Numan
Rotvel uu
Ur Telex
Nootik Coliwack
Buckland River
Missing Steamer Sighted Near Victoria BC Report
Wordy cable data from Victoria reports a missing steamer sighting and wreckage near Ufordite with little detail. A separate item notes drought in Australia and a large fire at Sydney on October 8 destroying mills and property, with wheat shortages foreseen by the agriculture commissioner.
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VICTORIA BC
Australia
VICTORIA
Aciang
Honolulu
Sydney
Many Improvements Proclaimed in Centerville News
Centerville notes crops showed strong yields with better prospects. Muller Brothers moved to the new post office store, Allison’s brand new store opened, and James Wilgore completed hay setting. Local candidates and fusionists discussed, with Rev J W Webb entertaining and funding Sunday school efforts. Road work by County surveyor Hoxle reviewed widening lines and public improvements noted. Observer Centerville November 3 1595.
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Muller Brothers
Allisons
James Wilgore
Leon stachenith
Allison
Chiste
Rowell
Reputieins
PD Church
Tohnson Ji
POW
Tagets
oran
ind
Christian
ig Potn
McCarthy
Josh Alison ralmaste
Sigre
Hoxle
Centerville
Funds sought to import pheasants and meat pies in county
The Seeking Funds Game Association reports a meeting where funds are sought to import pheasants from Oregon and domestic meat pies for display at a county fair. About 200 birds may be purchased, with plans for exhibition to boost enthusiasm. costs include a rough estimate of 200 for importation.
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Charle Piddle
Lea
Oregon
Gime Wuden Pum
San Joaquin
Los Angeles Railroads Report Filed For Year Ended June
The Los Angeles terminal railroad company filed with the railroad commissioners the annual report for the year ending June 30. It operates about forty miles of running gear from San Pedro to Riiders and from Crendale Junction to Verduto. It shows earnings from operations near 29 but posts a total deficit. The grand total cost on construction and equipment reaches 486 118.
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SN PRANCISCO
Los Angeles terminal
railran
uell
Prohibition at West Park Theatre Rally Shaped by Debate
A West Park Theatre gathering drew about 900 attendees amid a heated discussion on liquor prohibition and enforcement. Speakers urged voters to consider temperance policies ahead of the November polls, framing the issue within broader political contrasts and public morality.
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West Park
Wes Park
md county
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