War News From Havana and Cuba Occupation Progress
Reports indicate American trains will occupy Havana within three weeks and full control of Puerto Rico is near. General Lawton notes 1,092 sickness cases among U S forces. Wood proposes Cuban mayors and local taxes for public improvements. war commission hearings commence with Wheeler testimony. Spanish peace terms and autonomy discussions surface as troops deploy and governances shift across Cuba and the Philippines.
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Havana
Ameiccan Peace Commission
Spain
Philippines
Freeman
Baltimore
Gan
Girela
Santiago
Porto Rico
Lawton
United States
Wisconsin Regiment
David J. Hill
Rochester
Stele
Lee
West Point
Cuba
Wood
Army
Georgia
South Carolina
J. J. Ingalls
Kansas
Manilla
Cuban National Party
Mel Kinlay
Obdoam
Stek
Dewey
Satiago
Wade
Cubs
Jacksonville
Fla
King
Honolulu
Maula
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Joseph Wheeler
War Department
Porto Ricn
Marziti
Paris
Wikoff
Montauk Foint
da Guba
Washington
Miles
Agoncello
Ago
Numerous World Events Echo Financial and Political Turmoil
A rapid roundup notes the Illinois battleship launch at Newport News, bank suspensions in New York and Boston, and state political moves in New York and Wisconsin. It mentions deaths of prominent figures, fires and disasters in Colorado and Wisconsin, and international tensions with Turkey over indemnities and Crete.
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Caroline Miskel Hoyt
Illinois
Newport News
Mississippi
Washington
Tradesman's National Bank of
New York
Massachusetts
Robert Beanett
Baltimore
National Tobacco Trust
W. F. McLean
Elyria
Ohio
Richard Katsenmayer
James R. Keene
Congress
Prescott BE
Longley
Nan
Wisconsin
Janesville
Bertha Jiellstein
Pan
Stielde
Col
Roosevelt
New York City
Colorado Springs
Sawyer
New Hampton
Colorado
Simon Guggenheim
New Yark Court of Appeals
Gould
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Richard Croker
New York State
Democratic Committee
William L. Dean
Vassar College
Nance Guilford
London
Connecticut
Dabez Tax
West
W. Lyman
Associated Press
Cuba
Brookyn
Wisconsin National Banks
Virden
Alabama
Louis Landerman
Fond du Lag
Wis
Harvey
Ways and Means
National Democratic Committee
Edna Smith
St. Paul
Minn
la Grange
Ind
Foreign affairs brief from early news alerts
Reports say a Winnipeg bank suffered a mysterious robbery involving 562000. Queen Victoria escaped a runaway accident. The Dreyfus revision has begun. Adeline Patti denies engagement rumors. Chillan congress adjourns without Peruvian protocol. Madrid announces Admiral Cervera as senator. Paris police dispersed a pro- demonstration.
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Winnipeg
Queen Victoria
Dreyfus
Adeline Patti
Chillan Congress
Madrid
Admiral Cervera
Paris
Camera at Weddings in the West
The New York Sun notes that cameras at weddings are novelty on the East Coast but essential in the West. Amateurs dominate, with half a dozen bridal party members likely to bring cameras, prompting diplomacy to avoid hurt feelings and decorates the event with photos.
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New York Sun
Philippine Island Eagles and the Great Forest Eagle
In the Philippines a remarkable expedition by John Whitehead yielded the discovery in 1838 of the largest eagle known. Found on Samar, this forest eagle stands taller and heavier than the golden eagle, weighs 16 to 20 pounds, and preys on monkeys. A full crown specimen rests in London's Natural History Museum, shot by a local hunter after a neck wound from buckshot.
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Philippine Islands
Manila
United States
John Whitehead
Samar
Philippines
Museum of Natural History
South Kensington
T Clunaiby
Brave Correspondents Praised by Admiral Sampson
Admiral Sampson lauds newspaper correspondents for courage under fire in World War I era. He notes reporters stayed with commanders, pressed for news, and faced danger to bring reports to the public without regard to personal exposure. The tribute contrasts with the soldiers and sailors' boldness, highlighting the press as a heroic war service.
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Sampson
Antlcs
T. Sampson
Populists nominate Myron W Reed for Colorado 1st district
Myron W Reed formerly of Wisconsin has been nominated by the populists of Colorado's 1st district to run for Congress. The move signals a statewide contest for control of the seat with Reed identified as the party standard bearer.
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Myron W. Reed
Wisconsin
Colorado
Reds Whip Bear Island Indians in Walker Clash
News reports from St Paul and Walker Minnesota describe Gen Bacon’s forces defeating Chippewa at Bear Island and driving them from the Leech Lake area. Casualties include several soldiers and civilians. residents seek protection as troops concentrate around Walker and Cass Lake amid fears of further Indian outbreak.
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Ahower
South Mountain
Chambersburg
Aleary E. McDermott
Columbia University
New York
Jesse James
Kansas
Kansas City
Medical Department of the Navy
Colonel Honseroll
Pana
Ill
Washington
Ind
Robert R. Gibons
Bureaz County
Politi Jcal
Princeton
Eldridge T. Gerry
Robert Goce
Rhode Island
Hawaiian Islands
District of Columbia
United States
Oregon Legislative
HH. W. Corbett
Alec
Brungwick
Poperty Pass
Henry George
Weary Mcdonald
Pierre
Tutee
Brooklyn
Demoeas Silver
Ole F. Snyder
McIntyre
Denver
China
Hankow
Yang Tse Kiang
Canton
BH Shaw
Camden
N. J
Budd
California
Cordelia Botkin
Aden
John P. Dunning
Joshua P. Deane
F. G. Rudolph
Paducah
Charles Craft
C. M Meraquoit
East
Georgia
South Carolina
Quay
Richard H. Quay
Charles H. Mckee
Pittsburg
Walter Lydd
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L. 1
Augustus van Wyck
Justice van Wyelk
St. Paul
Occ
Leech Lake
Walker
Bacon
Sim
Fort Smelsley
Sugar Foint
Gen Bacon
Jadiah
Leach Lake
Cass Lake
Gov. Clough
Sturgis
Col. Harbach
Maj
Magille Wilkinson
Wiliam Butler
Edward Lowe
John Olmshac
Joan Swallenstgcker
Alfred Zevell
Edward Harris
Joseph Oscar
Jennie
T. J. Sheehan
Tinker
Henry Walters
Tus Jeppte
Co. BE
Fort Snelling
Santizec
Addlars
Wilkinson
Twin Cities
Associated Press
Bear Island
Geo
Minn
3D Infantry
Indian Outbreak Near Leech Lake Reports Rise in Armed Camps
Chippewa leader Beaulig notes that four-fifths of the force were recruits and praises their effort as the Leech Lake confrontation grows. White Earth and Mille Lacs Indians register with the seer's office as tensions rise. Reds Clainy-four Duluth and others report armed bands moving from camps toward Pillager territory along the northern shores. Observers say the Pillager band won a victory over soldiers.
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Gau Addler
Beaulig
Washington
Indiana
Leech Lake
White Earth
Mille Lac
Beaulie
Duluth
Ming
Heley
Indy
Cats Lake
Red Lake
Turtle Lake
Leceh Laxe
Local Man Credits Dr Williams Pink Pills For Cure
In early November 1804 Prank Long of Lenpon Mich recounts severe back pain and muscular rheumatism. After ineffective treatment he used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, reports marked relief and lasting recovery, and offers to answer inquiries with a stamped reply.
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Observer
Flushing
Mich
Prank Long
Lenpon
Lalvo
Williama
Fashionable occult jewelry and overseas life in Gibraltar
The piece notes women preferring birthday stone rings and eye pendants as lucky charms. It mentions a Paris revival of a long standing fated eye locket trend and comments on Grenadier guards wives at Gibraltar grumbling over expensive housing, with some families securing homes ahead of the battalion.
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Poland
Paris
Battalion of Grenadier Guards
Gibraltar
Cheese Omelet Recipe Instructions for Vegetarian Dinner
A historic sounding recipe describes making a cheese omelet with three eggs water salt cayenne butter Parmesan and a brief guide on cooking until faint blue smoke appears. The method instructs beating eggs folding the omelet and serving with grated cheese for a vegetarian dinner option.
Fire in Hankow Destroys Thousands of Homes
Detailing from Hankow reports the Sunday fire in Shanghai area destroyed 10,009 houses, devastated about two miles of built up ground and caused damage estimated between five and eight million taels.
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Shanghai
Oct
Hankow
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