Flying squadron led by Schwan moves toward Saban in the Philippines
A cable from Gen. Otis reports Gen. Schwan forming a flying squadron to march south of Manila toward Saban and Perez das Marinas. The force includes Thirteenth Infantry, battalion Fourteenth Infantry, Third Cavalry, and light battalions of the Fifth Artillery with 500 troops from Imus to join at Saban. Gen. Young commands in the north from Arayat with Gen. Lawton to take overall command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Schwan
Manila
Sabam
Perez Das Marinas
Imus
Gen. Young
Arayat
Gen. Lawton
Pushing the Fight in Luzon as Aguinaldo Sought
Dispatch from Manila via General Otis confirms American forces in Luzon are actively pursuing Aguinaldo. The report notes Sehwan’s forces moving toward Saban and Dasmarinas with artillery and wagon transport returning to Beccor by Rosario. Insurgents attacked the Angeles line but were repulsed with six enlisted men slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luzon
Aguinaldo
War Department
Otis
Manila
Sehwan
Saban
Das Marinas
Beccor
Rosario
Imus
Young
Arayat
Rio Grande
Cascoes
Lawton
Angeles Line
Gen Young Takes Arayat in Philippine Advance
The American forces under General Young advanced north to Arayat on Thursday and met enemy forces with brief resistance before the opposing troops retreated toward Magalang. One American was wounded as Arayat was occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Arayat
Manila
Magalang
Ararut
Banquet Speech Highlights Allied Policy Amid War Logistics
Gen Thomas M Anderson recalled early war shortages at Manila revealing missing shoes and equipment while unloading. He urged closer Anglo American cooperation to shape Pacific policy and called for alliance not by treaty but policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Society of the Army of the Vennesser
Thomas M. Anderson
Manila
Anderson
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Smithsonian regulates purchase of Filipino museum
In Madrid on October 122 the Smithsonian Institution in Washington regulates the purchase of a private Filipino museum for twelve thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Indiana Exam for Pharmacist Licenses Under Way
The state board of pharmacy meets at the state house with about 30 applicants taking examinations. Board member George W. Sloan notes nearly 4 069 pharmacists in Indiana and recalls the first graduate arriving decades ago, Thomas H. Barr of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
State House
George W. Sloan
Indiana
Thomas H. Barr
Terre Haute
Dewey Favored by Senator Proctor for President
Senator Proctor of Vermont said on Thursday that Admiral Dewey would win the presidency without a ballot if he ran. He would support the admiral on any reasonable platform as a Republican, but would not vote for him if the Democratic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Montpelier
Proctor
Republian
Hall Seriously Injured in Boiler Repair Accident
Evansville Ind Oct 12 Charles Hall seriously injured Wednesday while repairing a boiler at home in Indianapolis. He remains in danger as doctors monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Evansville
Ind
Charles Hall
Market St
Indianapolis
N Y and N H Railroad Cuts Costs Amid Contracts
The N Y and N H railroad claims savings over 500000 this year from contracted supplies. Vice President Ignacio Mariscal of Mexico travels from Chicago to New York to meet twenty seven Mexicans returning from Europe. Mexico's First Lady Diaz reportedly fully recovered. Fall River reports further print cloth price hikes. Mrs Emma Doyle of St Louis dies by suicide after fearing a meeting with her released husband who had jailed for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacio Mariscal
Mexico
Chicago
New York
Europe
Diaz
Fall River
Mass
Emma. Doyle
St. Louis
Philippine War Contest Proves Stubborn and Demanding
Fragmentary text describes a stubborn contest with calls for vigorous action. Mentions remedies and ailments and references to a tonic, Bitters, as a trusted remedy. Includes garbled phrases about health and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Mostatier
School board debates salaries and leadership choices
Sloan backs raising the superintendent salary to attract a good candidate and favors Kendall of New Haven or Cooper of Des Moines. The board plans bond financing for debt, notes potential new school buildings, and considers a business director with a $3,000 salary. Geeting suggests circular candidate listing to reduce ballot bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goes
Sloan
Kendall
New Haven
Conn
Cooper
Des Moines
Moores
Sickles
SUN
Goss
Geeting
Judge Ryan Advocates Wider Liberty Against Trusts
Deputy attorney general Hadley received the Madison superior court ruling requiring the window glass trust to file an answer to the state’s complaint. Judge Ryan urges that monopolies, whether by patent or broad combinations, curb industrial liberty and raise prices, urging broader independent pursuits and equality of fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hadley
Judge Ryan
Madison Superior Court
Window Glass Trust
Kiss Me Good-Bye A Baltimore Woman Shot By Husband
In Baltimore on Oct 12 Harry W Harris a railroad clerk shot his wife Eva Harris 24 in the head during a farewell moment as they prepared to separate for good. He was arrested and doctors say she will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Harris
Eva
Harris
Quarris
Mrs Lease to Speak in Kansas City Lectures
Mrs Mary E Lease the Kansas female orator will lecture at Shover s hall 328 B Market st Sunday Oct 15. At 4 45 p m she discusses the politics of the Lords prayer and at 7 45 p m the economic mission of spiritual ism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lease
Mary Even Lease
Kansas
Shover’s Hall
B. Market St
Senator Magon Backs Dewey for President
A brief political note quotes Senator Magon Willeis endorsing Dewey for president. Meanwhile a riot occurred in Sharon Pennsylvania on Thursday when a telephone company attempted to erect lines against property owners wishes. several heads were punched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magon
Woran
National Industrial League
Washington
Schley
Sarah Phelps
Westerville
Philadelphia
Sharon
Hursday
Republicans plan recount suit over election fraud and burned ballots
Chairman Logsdon confirms a legal challenge by Bookwalter Wall and Elliott to contest the election. A recount will be sought and charges of fraud and ballot burning, a penitentiary offense, are anticipated. About 990 to 1,000 protested ballots are sealed for court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Bookwalter, Wall
Local Births Marriages and Deaths Notice Roll
The notice lists births with parents and addresses including William and Nettie Green Stratford and Frank Zeiher, with several other couples and addresses. It records deaths such as Charles Harvey Bedford tubercular meningitis and Nina Harrington bronchitis, plus multiple marriage licenses among William Dean Elsie McWee and others.
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Willam
Nettie Green
Winchester-ave
Bay
Frank
Sarah Zeiher
Stratford
L. B
Gertrude Mircer
Lexington-ave
Bar
Herman and Mints Strut
Stewart
Arretta Cheney
Ilua
Twenty-eighth-st
Robert
M. A. Woodward
Sheffield Ave
Charles O
Eva Johnson
Centralave
Frank and
Mary Harmen
New Jersey St
Beaths
Charles Harvey Bedford
Broadway
Engie Harting
Jiusselave
Patrick Galligher
Enterprise Hotel
Nina Harrington
North-st
Edward McAfee
Twelfth-st
Benny Slaughter
Central Ave
Irvington
Henry Schaub
William FE. Dean
Elsie McWee
Isaac R. Bailey
Mary E. Jrurnice
Conrad D. Barrér
Mollie Grass
Alpha B. Hanson
Jessie June Hers
Alaryn Th
Cgodion
Richard Wilson
Vlora Dallance
William MM. Haneht
Fiattie Reese
Charles G. Lohman
Sarah Edna Benton
Frank Suher
Minnie Sampson
Mil OC. Vallrath
Tilman Leakman
Willam A.witlett
Tattie Norris
Tammett Jackson
Selma Schroeder
Henry Joseph Burke
Moariuitret A. Ryan
James Tf. Wimble
Melissa Simmons
Charles Ilunt
May Adtneeutigh
Distinguished Irish Visitors Sail for New York Fund Drive
The mayor of Dublin and MP John Redmond sailed from Queenstown on the Majestic to raise funds in the United States. They aim to erect monuments to Charles Stewart Parnell and to purchase Parnell's ancestral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Dublin
John Redmond
New York
Majestic
United States
Charles Stewart Parnell
Parnells
Senator Seoil Suffering Illness Delays Home Ride
Morgantown reports Senator Seoil fell seriously ill with facial erysipelas during the Chadwith sword presentation. A special train awaited to take him home, but doctors prohibited movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
I.S
Seoil
Shiel's Anti trust Live Stock Market debate at Indianapolis
Shiel challenges misstatements by the Stock Journal and condemns closing the market during runs. He claims 40 percent of hogs shipped to Indianapolis and 47 percent shipped out, asserts price advantages elsewhere, and pledges an honest steady market. He notes past sales volumes and demand for hogs and cattle, and accuses rivals of manipulating prices by taking markets off. He ends with a vow to maintain steady prices and resist such tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndianapolis
THE
SUN
Take Stock Journal
Old Yards
Indianapolis
Chicago
Save Stock Journal
Shiel
Mother Fuller
Hillham Fire Destroys Mill Shop Store and Church
A Wednesday night blaze in Hillham Indiana destroyed Drabin Bros.' saw and planing mill and spread to Harbinson & Morgan's general store. James Harbinson's home and the Methodist church were burned. Loss set at about 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Hillham
Drabin Bros
Harbinson & Morgan
James Harbinson
New Methodist
Double Wedding in Greencastle as Four Tied
In Greencastle Indiana W R R Waltz of the Western Union Telegraph Co and Miss Cora Darnall daughter of ex County Clerk D Darnall wed at the Kleinbub residence on Wednesday night Mack D Rickets a jeweler and Miss Carrie Kleinbub also exchanged vows in the same ceremony marriage in a single evening adding two couples to local society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
W. R R. Waltz
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cora Darnall
D. '. Darnall
Mack D. Rickets
Carrie Kleinbub
Despondent man dies after hours of illness
A despondent man from Florida, identified as Overbay, killed himself after a week of drinking. He grew rapidly worse Thursday afternoon and died within two hours despite calls to Dr Trick and the City dispensary. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla.m
Trick
Overbay
Tie
Judge Rules on Continent Fraternal Union Credits
Richmond Ind October 12 Judge Henry G C Fox of Wayne circuit court ruled on preferred creditors of the Continental Fraternal Union now in receiver hands. He found no preferred claims beyond creditors’ bills totaling 510. About 20000 remains to be shared pro rata among certificate holders with 10 percent to be paid immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Henry GC. Fox
Wayne Circuit Court
Baseball League Extends Season To Five Months
Chicago October 12 The American Base Ball League announces a five month playing season replacing the former four and a half month schedule. President Johnson says games will run from March 24 or 25 to late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Baseball League
Segesan
Johnson
Cure La Grippe in Two Days with Quinine Tablets
Ad promises rapid relief from La Grippe using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. States all druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. Signature appears as Th. Wy Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Wy Grove
Market Report Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections
On Thursday October 12 the market showed wheat quiet with No 2 red at 69 cents and No 3 red at 69c for October wagons. Corn was dull with No 2 white at 2 cents and mixed lots at 2 to 3 cents, total 20 carloads listed.
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Mericans
EN. Young
Abayat
Angeles
Orient
Gen. Anderson
State Board
Tian Tainiage
Baltimore
Harry Walker
Scott
Dubois County
Harry Overbay
Wisconsin St
Continental Fraternal Union
City Grain Market
Union Stock Yards
Renee
Interstate
Interstate Stock Yards
Vonman
Wm.h. Block CO
C. Ees
SAT Gen Kapitad Ce
Harrigan’s and Bradley
Hercules
Fyiday
SOX
Hermsdorf
Priday
Ladis
Appleton
Czarina
Elaetic
Nottinghall St
Ebrusseline
HBC
Los
Timothy
Alabama
E.tenth
E. North
N. Ihhinos
Cleveland Block
Ludlaware
N. Davidson
American Car and Foundry Company
TOR Brent
Fletcher-are
Stevenson Building
Columbia Art Co
E. Washington
Delaware
State
Lexington-aves
Plenty Gaa
Brightwood Street
Ladlowave. Pty
Hardins St
Westianapolis
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