Odd grave site and sea of plans in mixed news
The clipping blends a macabre tale of a man who dug his own grave and covered it with a stone tomb in a cabin setting near Richland Center with far-reaching notes on Transcontinental Aeroplane Navigation, New York civic taxes, and varied global items. It also mentions a New York woman claiming flowers affect health and a Dartmouth president candidate on newspapers.
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Molin McGrew
Barhellr
Richland Center
Tide
Mcimell
McGrew
Reid
Tin
Recuperative Power of the Insurgents in Cavite
In Cavite the insurgents, long thought demoralized, rally with several thousand in strength. They engaged Col. Smith's regiment for hours, attacked railroad lines, and repelled American posts near Manila while supplies move into rebel-held ports. Reinforcements and counteractions by American forces followed, with uncertain casualty reports and censored dispatches shaping the narrative.
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Municn
Hong Kong
Colon Smith
Cavite
San Fernando
Tallagig
Guingua
Suny
Rigua
Max Lolom
Manila
Baliuag
Quin Yun
Aparri
Aguinaldo
Guarda
Nunes
Amal
Aime
Ald
MacArthur
Baliung
Fla We
Nine Soldiers Drowned In River During Reconnaissance
A U S Army patrol of the Twenty fourth infantry led by Captain Crane on a raft on a river broke apart in a fierce current. Nine enlisted men drowned in the incident near Gupalae. Bodies recovered later with significant loss of life amid the dangerous rapids. The report notes the river conditions and the mission details as part of a broader military dispatch.
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Mantia
Arge
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Crane
Keapa
Han
Will of Clayton Wapest sets up Denver university plan
The will of the late Gourke W Clayton of Denver provides for a new university to be established in Denver and endows the estate for this purpose. It specifies public notice and a court proceeding with details of bequest and guardianship, noting the estate’s value and the potential disbursement for the project. A second item mentions Llewellyn Stout, a railway station agent, hanged today in a separate incident in Pennsylvania.
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Milionaire Clayton
Denver
Colo
Aum
Die Gourke W
Clayton
Ainiatt
New. University
Dever
Gleued College
Phil Icton
Suena Court
Moses Hollet
Nntatelet Court
Llewellyn Stout
Hievey II
Train accident harms itinerant group near Marahalitown
On August 23 at Marahalitown, three wandering individuals were riding a freight train on the Umenga Great Westin line when a blight struck the cars. Hrakemen Jos Wilden and Conny Migtthea were injured. the assailants fled as the survivors suffered severe mangling. Details are unclear due to damaged text and incomplete names.
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Marahutiiown
Stampa
Umenga Great Westin
Jos Wilden
Conny Migtthea
Wilson
Marahalitown
Anil
Dea Moines
Circus Tent Blown Down Injures Forty at Virginia Event
A violent windstorm in Winchester Virginia yesterday toppled a circus tent, injuring forty spectators and trapping some under debris. Acrobat BredYvon suffered serious leg injuries while Major Percy Howard tours Africa. details note late Canadian official Tadge Firouird as guest of his father.
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Virginia
Winchester
Wing
John Robinson
Iella
Yvon
Iit Ne
Canis
Percy Ghoward
Failway
Soudan
Monten
Tadge Firouird
Supreme Court
Major iv
Canadin
Ulin
Aire
Cairo
Atate
Enblwaye
Hert Greeny
Labor Day plans and local notices in the Huron area
Labor day programs feature addresses by Coe Crawford and Thomas Ayres with a parade and an industrial sale. Other items note desertions from Fort Meade soldiers, a lightning fire destroying a barn and machinery near Wolsey, a drowning death in Pier, shipper reports at Belle Fourche, a fatal lightning strike near Parker, and local farm yields and wage news.
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Lahor
Unisas
Sioux Falix
Allied Labor Organizations of Blows
Ulls
Cigarmuk
Orm
Unilorsy
Knights of Labor
Taxe
Coe
Crawford
Thomas Jh Ayres
Huron
Snyder
Wolsey
John Wood
Dr. Wood
Henry Wick
Mr. Wick
Schurman Views On Philippine Sovereignty Policy
Commissioner Jacob Schurman, upon arrival, discusses the Philippine question as a moral issue involving national honor and duties to the world. He notes the president must determine the means to establish sovereignty and expresses confidence in a solution satisfactory to the American people.
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Jacob Schurman
Manila
Associated Drews
United States
Lssue
Fa Hin
Torpedo Test and Local Deaths Reported
A torpedo test near Holand discharged a Whitehead torpedo from a submerged submarine, producing a brief water disturbance, with the explosive charge noted as 410 pounds. Also reported are the deaths of K. K. Dillon, 40, at De Witte, and J. C. Wilkie, a long-time resident and former local Republican figure, near Clark County last night and this morning respectively.
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Whitehead
Roomie
Bubnarino
Toland
N. Ys
Ale
Duimmley
Peace in Nicaragua and shifts in Caribbean posts
The New York Herald social correspondent reports no interior political trouble in Nicaragua as General Aurelio Round and other authorities are removed from the area. calm returns with cordial relations to Count Riencon. In Rio de Janeiro Admiral Maguel J. Ale vex Barboda resigns. Luzhua beet named censor. In Kentucky, the Thirty-First U S Infantry is ordered to rail to San Francisco area, troops withdrawing from the rifle range pending movement before week’s end.
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Deniah
Yort ‘Thomis
Labori Makes Strong Return in Dreyfus Trial Court
In a crowded court Labori reentered the Dreyfus case amid enthusiastic ovation. He greeted judges and guests before resuming testimony with a deliberate, emotional address. Witnesses including General Mercier and Lieutenant Bertin offered conflicting notes as the defense pressed for more documents while the court adjourned for the day.
Pompeii Like City Found in New Mexico Canyon
Ancient ruins unearthed near Santa Fe reveal multi story subterranean dwellings and household artifacts suggesting a prehistoric village with turkey bones and smoke encased rooms. Researchers compare the site to Pompeii as lava and ash preserved the town while bodies and skulls indicate burial customs and a possible volcanic event linking to a large eruption in the region.
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Asli
Egypt
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Santa Chane Canyon
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Santt Rex
Pompeii
My. Magione
My. Magione Uycellings
Census directors named in Cuban census order
Secretary Root signed the order appointing Colonel Joseph Songer director of the census and Victor M. Olmsted assistant director. Olmsted to be director with Songer supervising the war depot, under War Department control. Census to be completed by November 40.
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Washington
Root
Joseph, Sauget Ilivectoe
The
Cenais
Victor M. Olmsted
Olmsted
Songer
Eyasts
War Department
War Department. Phe Cen Kya
Defoe Nie
Paper prices expected to rise with industry consolidation
A 1924 report notes American paper manufactures consolidate many swelled into one group. Higher costs for raw materials expected to push up writing and finer grades. Market conditions forecast to raise prices across paper segments.
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New York
Coun Nls
Puerto Rico storm tolls rise amid wreckage in Ponce
Damaged dispatch reports about 200 bodies recovered and 2000 missing after the recent hurricane. relief efforts focus on distribution and repair, with authorities coordinating aid and volunteers handling shelter and supplies as military units assist.
Recruitment office opens at Fort Snelling in terse report
A short dispatch from Fort Snelling notes a new recruiting office was established yesterday to revive the Forty-fifth cavalry. It mentions sending recruits in batches of twenty as the process begins, with details unclear due to garbled text.
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Minneapolia
Minos
Fort Snelling
Wediiva
Hslowenth
Orion
Wien
War Seems to be the Only Recourse in South Africa Crisis
A distressed dispatch from Cape Town reports British and Boer tensions escalating as war is seen by officials as the only viable path to resolve the Transvaal dispute. Krueger is blamed for protracted brinkmanship, while American observers warn the stand could widen the conflict and invite international censure.
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Estonia
Cape Own
Toei
Hud
Krieger
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Chamberlain
Krueger
Great Britain
Reneger
Monay
Transvaal
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Aspelal
Cape
Frontien
South Africa
Voluny
Pitsand
Diymieson
Admiral Houston Views Boer War and World Tensions
American Admiral Houston discusses the Transvaal situation, potential U S action to protect citizens and interests, and notes the Boer government’s favorable stance toward Americans. He also comments on Moor independence, drought, and internal tensions amid global instability.
Tragedy in French Soudan Two Officers Murdered
A dispatch from Paris reports Captain Voulet and Captain Chanoine murdered in the French Soudan during the Voulet Chanoine expedition. Lieutenant Colonel Klobb and Lieutenant Mounier were killed amid a clash as Voulet’s force clashed with the pursuing column near Domayor on July 14, the French national fete. Survivors reached Tess beneath command of a sergeant, with Voulet Chanoine mission continuing in the bush as pursuit is organized.
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Charlie Mapedillon
Parla
M. Do
Criss
Fage
West Africa
Higaro
Klobb
Mounier
Caythins Voulet
Chanoine
Voutet
Lake Chid
Tapuy
Kiobb
Atéayes
Mnieaion
Phariies
Iniavion
Domayor
Robt
Vowat
Munjer
Cohone Klobb
Alot
Vowlet
Aib Ming
Tessa
Hurricane Havoc Lashes Carolina Coast and Inland
Reports from Washington North Carolina and Nerburn North Carolina describe a hurricane sweeping ashore near Ocracoke and Neuse areas. Small fishing craft wrecked, many vessels grounded, and lives lost or feared. Inland farms suffer drowning livestock, property damage widespread. Authorities confirm several fatalities and missing persons. officials in Springfield report malaria fever affecting Governor Tanner. Markets note downturns and varied commodity prices across major hubs.
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N.C
Ocracolin Island
Fihermieh
Nerburn
North Carolina
Trvina
Ordae Pamilen
Goodwin
Pamiica Sound
Springfield
Tanner
Miles to Go to Manila General Miles to Lead Philippines Move
General Miles plans to proceed to Manila in late October to supervise field operations and oversee the deployment of new volunteer regiments. He will not command in the field but will direct campaigns from the theater, aiding the transport and supply effort as the Army readies twenty volunteer regiments for the Pacific campaign.
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Chicago
Ate
Washington
The
Record Sys
Selgon A. Miles
Philippines
Jte
Tie
Wimpaigas
Miles How
Toot Iid
Miles
McCaba
Shafter
Proaven
War Department
Quartermaster’s Department
Ateamship
Pacific
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Aela
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Manilt
Ta Iueharie
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Hive
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Harting
San Branlave
Saint
Ordnane
Nso
Merritt May Be Sent Confers With McKinley on Philippines
Washington reports a Plattebury NC conference between General Merritt and President McKinley sparked talk of a change in command in the Philippines. Secretary Root would say nothing definitive but acknowledged discussions with Merritt on the Filipina situation. Rumors say Otis may be replaced or kept with a new assignment, while no solid foundation supports a shift.
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Washington
Plattebury
N. C
Merritt
McKinley
Philippines
Luzon
Root
Plattaburg
Camnpaigh Agiodt
Otis
Homor
Ise
Prominent Nebraskan Dead Elija Bierbower Masson Dies
Nebraskan leader Ellin Tu Bierbower Masson dies after appendicitis attack while en route home from Thala New York His widow Mrs Bierbower travels to be with him. Born in Dawyhin county Pa he studied at Tow Werleyan university and taught in Nebreska before rising to deputy marshal and later waterworks executive in Omaha He served briefly as vice president of a national railroad or association and was named general manager of the American Waterworks company during a later reorganization.
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National Hawke of Commie
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