Manila News in Brief and War Dispatches
Telegrams report multiple events across Asia and the Caribbean including volunteers returning home from York, Dewey reception plans in New York, and Porto Rico governance changes. Military actions in the Philippines loom large with campaigns, reinforcements, evacuations, and a reform of hospital corps transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Loewenstalu
Philippines
Cubs
Gene George W. Davis
Porto Rico
San Juan
Nebraska
Ashura Dewey
New York
Admiral Dewey
San Francisco
Guy V. Heary
Sila
Sun Juan
New Yorkk
Minnesota
Manila
San Mernanio
Luzon
Bacalor
Senor Mabini
Piliping Canmet
MacArthur
Lawson
Stanlords
Raleigh
N. C
Saldice
Cohan
Aierigan
Acaniral Watson
Mare Island Navy Yard
Edward Atkinson
Boston
United States Attorney-General
Mai
Lawton
San Sidefousg
Diggles
War Department
Cuba
Phillines
Aspital Corps
Military Court of Inquiry
Gen. Miles
Army Heeft
Alger
Miles
Chicago May wheat and a nation in motion
Fifty thousand scientists are coming to America while a faith healer is jailed in New York. Tornadoes and storms cause damage in Nebraska, a gold strike is reported at Black Wilts, and anti imperialist leagues form in Chicago. Grover Cleveland plans a fishing trip, Alger backs a new military post, and Nebraska Senate leader Thurston forecasts October session. A SpringfelI youth is shot during a burglary as Armonie family health rumors circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
New York
Oklahoma
American Federation of Missions
Milwaukee
Nebraska
Grover Cleveland
Lake Erie
Alger
Blstoarelk
Dr. Briggs
Thurston
Congress
Springfeli
Ohio
D. Armonie
Nebraska Grand Lodge
Longloss
Germany
Washington
Heward
Mount Victory
Frank Morrison
Bird
Hans Hegelsburg
California
Willam C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Long Island
Santiage
Archbshop
Ireland
Cleveland
Oho
Cathmore
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt Roads
Wilsworah
France
Wassington
Josenl Wallace
Edna Wallace Hopper
Maem
San Leandro
Aluraudd
Cat
Lincoln
Antwerp
Chester W. Cross
Palmer National Bank of Pale
Miss
Fedale
St. Louis
Edwin F. Uhl
Grand Rapids
Mick
National Federation of Muale Cleys
Ity
Harvard
Yaie
Joliet
Ilinois Steel Company
Roland B. Molineix
Kate J. Adams
Harry Cornish
H. G. Curtis
Insular Commission
Porto Rico
Curtis
Cuba
J. J. Stragahan
Put-in-Bey
Calnage
Mmiteneil
Dairy and Food Commission
Wisconsin
Utah State Board of Sargons
Harry Hayes
Utah
Albert Hayes
Alfred Nelson
Andrew Johnson
Pelican Point
George H. Wright
Long, unsettled list of 1900s world events and incidents
A broad, chaotic bulletin lists diverse items from politics and crime to science and society. It notes deaths and arrests, diplomatic tensions, railway, court and police actions, economic and agricultural concerns, weather, and cultural events across the United States and abroad, with many individuals and places named in rapid-fire sequence.
Bank Examiner Guilty of Misconduct In 1897 Collapse
In Chicago George H Hayden, formerly slave banic examiner, was found guilty of misconduct in office for withholding his examination report of the Globe Savings Bank from January 1897 until March 19, 1887, while knowing the bank’s affairs were in a shaky condition. The bank failed on April 9, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollee
Buffalo
Wright
Chicago
George H. Hayden
Banic Examiner
Globe Savings Bank
Foreign cabinet crisis averted and world news mix
The piece reports a Paris sale of Count Doria pictures for $190,852 and notes various global items: Samoa’s new municipal president Dr Soif arrives in Apia, Drepfue case verdict due June 2 or 3, Costa Rica missing creaps at Limon, fears of a Nicaraguan invasion, health boost for King Oscar after France visit, ritualism trials in England, Venice palace discovery Alvesco by Titan Madonna, death of Sir Herbert S. Naylor-Leyland, Dreyfus letters rally, China mining concessions demand, and U S Great Britain arbitration stance. It covers British Columbia cable subsidy, German Reichstag reward for hostility to Americans, McKinney’s message on Anglo-Saxon year, and remarks on Burmah rail track bidding and US-Canada settlement prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Doria
Paris
Soif
Apis
Samoa
Costa Rica
Limon
Nicaragua
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
France
Alvesco
Titan
Palace of the Doges
Venice
Herbert S. Naylor-Leyland
Jennie Chamberlain
Cleveland
Ohio
London
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deities
Demy
M. Camille Krantz
M. de Frevenet
Richard Craker
Kerala
Cancerbury
York
Chambers Las
Majieton
Mademoiselle Waltier
Dreyfus
Wiliam
China
United States
Great Britain
Britsa Columbia
Alix
Reichkius
McKinney
Amd Jory
George Hamilton
Howse of Commons
Canada
Papered Ceiling Styles Promote Durable Wall Coating
An article touts halogenized lime calcsomines as superior for ceilings and walls, arguing one durable material replaces plaster and paint. It warns against calomines with poor consistency, noting alabastine has proven benefits over twenty years. The piece promotes Alabastine by the Alabama Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, offering a free brochure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat
Bis Howe
Avoure
Sears
Alabsasima Company
Grand Hapids
Alich
New York Fight Ends In 24 Round Draw
Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid and Marlin Flaherty of Lowell Mass boxed to a draw after 24 rounds in New York. The event coincided with widespread drought prayers reportedly sold in towns across Roumania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gardner
Marlin Flaherty
Lowell
Mass
New York
Roumonia
Women Seek Mrs Pinkham's Aid for Distressing Ailments
A period advertisement urges women to seek Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for uterine, leucorrhea, and nervous symptoms. It cites a Parkersburg Iowa testimonial detailing long suffering from inflammation, heart trouble, backache, and other pains, claiming recovery after following her advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Invention of the sewing machine eye nerve story fades
The article recounts Elias Howe as the inventor of the sewing machine and tells of his struggle to place the needle eye. It blends a dream parable with Howe’s late night breakthrough, noting his persistence despite poverty and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Howe
White
Dwiy Ureid
Lessan
Yesun
Tie
Howe
Baltimore Herod
Police Force Corruption Across New York and Suburbs
A historical critique notes years of alleged corruption inefficiency and neglect in New York City and neighboring regions. It argues the metropolis is wide open to crime while suburban forces lack courage and enforcement instinct, highlighting lawlessness near New York within fifty miles and vigilante responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Chiergo
Ness
Frank Moss
Citg
Long Island
Westchester
New Jersey
Maine
Difference Between a Biped and Quadruped
A school pupil writes that a biped has two legs and a quadruped has four, so the difference is two legs. Notes on dining table fashions and table settings describe polished cables openwork lace centerpieces doilies and brimming china for elegant gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Morris Kretschmar
Woman's Home Companion
Worseless Carriages in Medi Cine and New Telegraph Cabs
E M Martin notes rapid invention in Harper’s Weekly with X ray photography using electric cabs and house battery loans. A western doctor uses carrier pigeons to learn of distant patients. Cornelius P Dammen of Dammen Ridge, a 76 year old veteran, dies after thirty years in Dunn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Harper's Weekly
New York
Cornelius P.dammen
Dammen Tidge
Dunn County
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George Earle
Grant
Croker
Dan Moran
Agricultural Department
Samuel M. Findley
San Luis
Cal
American Board of Foreign Missions
McKinley
Hot Springs
Reichstag
Anne EB. George
Steubenville
Ure Lands
Colorado
Ghattanooga
Op, Wi
Department of Justics
H. Curtis
Curetis
Kingston
Ort
Shoe
B. H.ersey
Chisago
Epworth League
Hugh Price Hughes
Granny
Intilunapalis
wWaw
Mavana
Navana
Saventy
Drake University
Iowa
Prof
Morgan
Tleratare
McTotyre
Pillsburys Wardhorn
Washburn-Crosby
Washburn-Crosby Conpanies
Great Flour Tris
James Vo McNellis
Kansas City
Nebrugka
Bretheren
Ilinois
Anthor
Ak Atkins
Lord of Moorhes
Minn
Yule
Morocco
United Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Gordon
Charleston
Alfred Vandectait
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Yile
Seth
Maser Busglars
Bavarian Brewing Company
Wilwitgun
Hugh McConnell
Kankakee Insane Asylum
Chattanooga
Treasury
Chinese Legation
State Department
Monnete
Charles DB. Squires
Martie Conde Rogers
Ensign Stone
W. E. (Pope) Gooding
Minnesota Democrat
Minneapolis
Walla Walla
Wash
Duluth Street Railway Suikers
Ume
Bert
Great Northern
West Superior
New York Stern
North Dakota
Dakota
Gage
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William K. Brown
Omaha
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