Son of Gen John A Logan Killed in Luzon Action
Manila November 14 Major John A Logan son of Gen John A Logan and Mrs Mary A Logan was killed November 13 during a battle near Nanjacion Luzon as 1 200 entrenched insurgents attacked his battalion of the Thirty third United States Volunteers The enemy was routed eighty one dead in trenches Captain Green and eleven men wounded The widow Mrs Helth Andrews left three children resides in this city
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Manila
John A.logan
Nan Jacion
Luzon
Green
Magna
Wheaton
Washington
Washington, Nov. 14.—Major Logan
Juho A. Logan
Mary A. Logan
Logan
Murphysborough
Gen
Bates
Santa Clara
United States Volunteers
Philippines
Helth Andrewa
Af. Andrews
Charleston Wreck Crew Safe After Luzon Coast Strait
A November report from Admiral Watson states the cruiser Charleston wrecked on a coral reef off Luzon. Crew escaped in ten small boats and landed on a nearby island. natives were friendly and provisions scarce. Lt. McDonald and sailors reached Callao then Manila. Helena and Oregon ferried crew to safety. Captain Pegman commanded the damaged vessel built in San Francisco in 1889 with 306 men aboard. Admiral Dewey expressed relief that no officers or crew perished. The wreck lies near Guinapak rocks amid monsoons.
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Admiral Watson
Con- Arma
Luzon
Whtson
Guinapak Rocks
Lugo
Alghia
McDonald
Callao
Manila
Helena
Charleston
San Francisco
Dewey
Navy Department
Oregon
Geo. W. Pegman
Iaruiger
John A. Dougherty
Liberty
Alfgsourl
New York
Dewey Saaid
Lamasorry
Ullicera
Pary
Luzou
Mid parting hair style fades from fashion across society
A columnist notes middle part hair is going out of style as side parts gain favor among men young and old. Elder rivals mock the look while barbers confirm the trend, recalling the pompadour’s decline and predicting a shift back to side parts within years. Also referenced is a Dewey plant display and new rock cartridge method via electricity, plus Dodd, Mead announces a new children's book in a popular series, Ready for release with price listed.
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Washington Street
Lori Chumlex
England
Dodd, Mead & Co
New York
Thienow
Were in trunks: Memphis dead buried by undertaker
Four zinc lined trunks in a St Louis baggage room held corpses bound for Memphis. Undertaker Frank Thompson, accused of shipping city dead to colleges, confessed to the scheme. He charged $50 to $500 per body and claimed fictitious consignees. Bodies included three Negroes, two men and a boy, and a white woman. The white woman appeared refined.
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St. Louis
Uni Fon Sutton
Frank Thompson
Memphis
Tenn
Thompson
Mediga
Excelsior
St. Louie
W. Af. Hamseo
Trugka
Keokuk
Expel Indians Violence Looms Near Denver Headwaters
Game Warden Lee forms a posse in Denver to move out about 100 old Colonaro Utes plus Uncompahgre and Uintah groups camped at Yellow Creek headwaters between Pickney and Douglas creeks. Residents fear retribution after killings of Indians by Game Warden Wilcox. Gov. Thomas calls sheriffs from five northwestern counties to enforce laws. Likely linked to White Rock agency whereabouts.
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Col
Lee
Colorado
Yellow Creek
Piekney
Douglas Creeks
Wilcox
Gov
Thomas
White Rock
Youth Confesses in Stamford Murder Case
Stamford authorities report 17 year old Charles Cross confessed to the murder of Mrs. Sarah I. King. He said he entered her room after she retired, attempted to overpower her, struck her against the door, and after she fell unconscious moved her body to the bed before fleeing to summon help.
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Sarah King
Stamford, Conn
Stamford
Conn
Sarah I. King
Charles Cross
Oder
Grand Jury to Probe Bribery Ties in Detroit Power Bill
Lansing, Nov 14 A grand jury was called by Judge Ierson to investigate alleged bribery connected to the McLeod bill passed last winter authorizing Detroit to buy and operate its street railways. The measure was signed by Gov Pingree amid protests and later struck down as unconstitutional by the state supreme court. Rebels and punitive acts in Cameroons reported. Volta describes harsh actions against cannibals near Eribi. News notes cover various crimes and incidents from across the country.
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Pingres Messura
Detroit
Lansing
Mich
Ierson
McLeod
City of Detroit
Pingree
State Supreme Court
Liverpool
Volta
Cameroons
West Africa
Eribi
Boers Demand Release and Front News From Nov. 14
London reports indicate Boer demand for General White’s release of Nathan Marks, a suspected spy at Ladysmith, with threats of retaliation if he is executed. Front-line news notes reinforcements, armored trains, and Kimberley mine damage as British forces push toward relief efforts amid unclear communications.
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Reitz
Ias
General White
Nathan Marks
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Marks
Gnadysmith
Durban
Col
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Westeern
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Lorenzo Marques
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Nicholson’s
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Missionary activity across nations and colleges noted
The item reviews church missions in Minnesota and Scotland and reports on missionary efforts from the Empress of Japan voyage. It cites Dr John Archibald Fairlie’s Columbia appointment and outlines Swiss school penalties for absent children, including doctor visits and fines.
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India
M.C. A
Presbyterianyned
Minnesota
Macalester and
Albert Lew Colleges
Japan
Yokosama
Pacific
United Presbyterian Church
Sootland
America
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Tientsin
China
John Archibald Fairlie
Columbia College
Glasgow
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Department of History
Switzerland
Horse hotels flourish as city stables take transients
The Sun notes scattered city stables function as horse hotels hosting transient and boarder horses. Truckers with few horses rent stalls and manage feed themselves, while owners with many keep private stables. At boarding stables staff care for all food, cleaning, and gear setup, with drivers simply arriving to pick up mounts. Temporary guests include out-of-town horses needing lodging for a night or day amid city and nearby town traffic.
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Mablesnen
Burneas
Hersew
New York
Elven
Borac Botela
Old Theory Exploded on Senses of the Blind
A Basel professor reports experiments on the blind and sighted showing no consistent superiority of any sense when vision is lacking. Differences in tactile acuity vary. hearing localization and overall hearing strength show no clear gap. Fatigue and touch errors occur with tension, but results challenge the idea that blindness enhances other senses. An unrelated exchange about letters and church duties appears in the text.
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H. Griesbach
Basle
Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock Novel OCR
Markets report from Kansas City live stock and grain sections with scattered figures. The text shows cattle and hog quotes, grain prices for wheat and corn, and monthly or contract details, though many items are garbled.
Desirable Ohio Street Lot Near University Access
A misspelled ad describes good lots on Ohio Street and South Lawrence offering cheap property with easy transportation links. It touts prime locations suitable for residence or business, including Vermont Street parcels, and notes strong leasing prospects and proximity to the university.
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Ohio Street
South Lawrence
Soceaat
Vermont
Busines
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