Orator Dave Able Speech in Our New Territory
A Pacific bound speech by Webster Davis Assistant Secretary of the Interior draws a large audience at Armory Hall. The event features Democratic and Republican speakers praising protectionist policy, wartime achievements, and national unity with vivid reminiscences of past battles and a call to support the Republican program.
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Webster Davis
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Grand Central hotel
Rasem Clits
Efforts to Form Trans-Missouri Passenger Association
In tented gathering north of the Missouri River the meeting aims to form the Trans Missouri Passenger Association. The draft charter prepared by Commissioners Tistenser Tosix Maney and Buchanan is under consideration as the group weighs practicability and potential adjournment after initial talks.
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Missouri Jisgerger Association
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Chicago
Santa Fe to Run to San Francisco Under An Taft Plan
Plans discuss Santa Fe traffic to San Francisco within a year with a potential transfer via Valley road rights. President Hiptey Att notes stockholder assent needed and option to Valley road, with a possible purchase of Southern Pacific track rights. Decision pending and no Tejon Pass line chosen yet.
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Chicago
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Mine Cave At Bader Mine Near Magellia Traps Five Miners
At 1 o'clock this afternoon a cave in the Bader mine near Magellia trapped five miners including Superintendent G It Mowry. An ambulance was sent. George W Mowry Calman Wall Wending and Prann Scoggins were removed. The last named was severely cut and bruised. the others were unhurt. Miner water Morandi has not yet been found and is presumed dead.
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Neighborhood cooks drive demand for Schelling's Best powder
Three or four cooks in a single neighborhood persuade a grocer to stock Schelling's Best baking powder. The item gains emphasis as a locally favored product, reflecting community cooking habits and retailer response in a small-area market.
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Schelling
Peace Conference Split Over Cuba Debt and Philippine Question
United States authorities insist Cuba and the Cuban debt terms are fixed and non negotiable while moving to discuss the Philippines. Spanish commissioners face a shocked stand and resignation in Madrid as the joint commission plans to address Philippine debt and transfer terms under the protocol. The next meetings, in Paris, aim to settle whether the Philippines will be annexed or arranged under U S control, with American guarantees for Cuba limited to a transitional period.
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Philippines
United State
Wheat Options Close With Mixed Signals on December
Market notes show December wheat options closing with mixed price moves and modest gains in some contracts while others slipped. Report highlights include soft pot prices, some strength in corn and oats, and broader commodity jitters as traders weigh supply, demand, and global events.
Women Clubs Discussion on Legitimacy and Scope
A historical note outlines a debate within women’s clubs about the national council’s authority and the scope of reform work. It records a statement by President Waxhscall urging clear public objectives, and emphasizes formary work for language and literacy improvements as core club aims.
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Boy Train Robbers Escape With Minimal Penalty
A group of robbers were captured after a failed train heist near Plymouth and St Joseph. Jurors granted the minimum penalty after guilty verdicts, with no serious injuries and suspects taken into custody in the city and surrounding area.
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James Hho
St Joseph
Sanites
Indications of a Big Tin Plate Combine Forming
Trade Review reports weeklong hints from close promoters that a tin plate combine is advancing toward a formal sale. Promoters expect consolidation and options to be funded with cash, not stock, as efforts move to completion.
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Poor Quarters General Merriam on Hawaiian Camping Grounds
General Merriam reports to the War Department on a proposed camp at Honolulu. He finds the terrain rocky and swampy with no good lines of approach, advising that as few troops as possible be sent and that barracks be built for any garrison.
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WASHINGTON
Geir Merriam
Pacific
Honolulu
war department
Sloan Wins Houghton Handicap at Newmarket
Sloan rode Morgance to third in the Bret Purser handicap at Newmarket on the third day of the Houghton meeting. Vatel, a year old brown colt, won the Houghton handicap while Roses O Moore, ridden by Sloan, was second. The betting favored Morgance at 190 to 20 against, as the field of five races concluded with Morganes finishing third.
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Transport Sails for Mandahay with Kane regime troops
The Indiana, a United States transport steamer, sailed this afternoon carrying the first battalion of the Kane regime under Colonel Punston. The voyage aims to Mandahay, with onboard forces noted as the initial contingent.
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Prize taker Charles Gr Henning recaptured in Tendon Pagland
London Louisville dispatch reports Charles G. Henning who fled from Toursville with $8000 was captured in Tendon Pagland. The development follows a chase across multiple towns, aided by law enforcement efforts. Henning faces charges related to the bank escape and theft.
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Toursville
Victors Pass in Eve of Public Jubilee Parade
A disrupted OCR fragment describes a presidential parade and national pride during a significant public ceremony. It mentions Miles Shafter Lawton Chaffee and a review at a Bellevue stand, with an emphasis on military honor, veteran troops, and the President’s entourage including Hobson and the Merrimac crew.
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Fragmentary note on vows and names from Maytower area
A garbled OCR fragment mentions vows and names related to Maytower and nearby areas. The readable parts reference Sant Bovey Otto Meow and a cryptic sequence of words, suggesting a missing context or illegible details about a local event or ceremony.
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Rescue at sea near Sodus after schooner wreck
The schooner St Peter of Oswego bound for Toledo with coal foundered near Pultneyville. Captain Griffin was rescued unconscious. his wife perished. The Proctor tug and the whaler West Sans aided, but several crew members are reported lost or missing.
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nevsille
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Proctor
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Sodus Point
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Kingston
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Oswego
Toledo
Reparation at Last in U S Peru Dispute
The United States and Peru settle a six year diplomatic controversy over damages from imprisonment related to the revolutionary outbreak. Victor H McCord is awarded $40,900 as final settlement, closing the dispute with Canada’s arbitration outcome referenced in the action.
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Nemiska
Kansas
North Dakota
WASHINGTON
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Canada
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Peru
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No Reasonable Doubt About Supreme Court Transit Decision
In an interview, SPRINGIFLD Senator Cullem spoke on the joint traffic case, saying he will comment only after the Supreme Court rules. He cited a looming decision and expressed a measured stance pending the court's outcome on the transmitter matter and related assertions.
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Unites States
Cullem
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Corruption Exposed in Oakland Grand Jury Report
In Oakland on October 27 the grand jury presented a sensational report charging irregularities in county finances. It alleged that Frank Thwaites diverted funds by falsifying warrants totaling 30 960 and described other minor irregularities approved by the supervisors. The county infirmary expenses were found excessive and suspect.
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Nevada Football Set for Santa Clara Clash This Afternoon
The University of Nevada football team travels to Santa Clara to face Simon-Clirr College in the county. The visitors aim to build on momentum with kickers and a confident offense as they prepare for Pac-12 foe Colley Park.
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