Aguinaldo cables friendly to America and Cuban dispatches
A garbled news summary reports Aguinaldo’s cables stating Filipino friendship to the United States, Manila sanitary conditions, troop movements to Cuba, and various war notes. It notes officers killed, evacuations, naval orders, and political shifts across Spain, Cuba, and the United States with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
America
Manila
Cuba
Maals
San Francisco
Philippines
Allye Capron
Feu
Port Myer
Helen Gould
Irvington
N. Y
Madrd Council of War
Admiral Montojo
Dewey
Monla
Ordnance Department
Spain
Tordl
Santiago
War Department
W.M. Johnson
Sti Mlinois
John J. Nickouen
1St
Illinois
Havana
Oregon
Lowe
Honolulu
Roosevelt
White House
McKinley
Porto Rico
San Juan
Dante
Shafter Hag Jefe
Blohigan
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans
Bryan
Washington
Alger
Monvero Atos
Gerero
Sonars Abarsuza
Villarrete
Garaica
Corres
Archbinhon Nozaleda
United States
Gates
Alabama
Graham
Col. Glenn
1Th Pennsylvania
Luaington
Sternbers
Sanger
Wiley
Chickamauga
Guba
Heath
Notable events from a 19th century issue
Domestic items report Chicago September wheat at 66X4c. Dwuth defeated a proposed city charter. Captain C W Fox, 72, died at Abington. Alexander McMillan, 18, died at Sioux City. The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows meets in Boston. The exposition building in Tacoma was burned, losses estimated at 100000 dollars. U S school attendance last year reached 16255093. Mrs Jefferson Davis suffered a collapse at Narragansett Pier after her daughter's death Miss Winnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dwuth
C. W. Fox
Abington
Alexander McMillan
Sioux City
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Boston
AL Tacoma
Wish
United States
Jefferson Davis
Narragansett Pier
Winnis
Mutinies, Deaths, and Disasters Mark Global News
A fragment on international upheavals reports convicts mutinies in Breyfus, a new Japanese revolt in For mosa, and the Duke of Orleans repudiating Dreyfus. It notes deaths of Sir George Grey and Herr Theodore Fontane, and mentions Vesuvius activity, the Chinese edicts to spread Western influence, Cambon’s rumored transfer, Barbadoes hurricane damage, and Argentina’s army navy commissariat activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breyfus
Formosa
Duke of Orleans
Echo de Paris
M. Cambon
Washington
Viens
Barbadoes
Commissariat
Argentina
Caribbean Hurricane Devastates Islands Killing Hundreds
Reports from Kingston dated September 24 describe a powerful storm sweeping St Vincent St Lucia and Barbados. It says about 300 lives were lost at St Vincent with extensive property destruction including Bridgetown 260 houses destroyed and many towns wrecked. St Lucia saw ten hours of rain and landslides with 13 known deaths. Barbadoes suffered a night strike killing over 100 and leaving most residents homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
St. Vincent
St. Lucia
Barbadoes
Bridgetown
Coxbeath
Montebello
Rose Place
Grand Sable
Arnosvale
Mount Pleasant
Argyle
Wallilabo
Barrouisle
Layon
Buccament
Georgetown
Mornetabuo
Ruby
Castries
Bay Street
Wisconsin Notes on Corporal Fomeroy and Judge Phelps
Wisconsin notes report Corporal R Fomeroy of Appleton who lost weight during the war and amazed friends including his sister with his transformation. Also recaps Judge Phelps near death after a bicycle collision with the Madison DeKalb train at a crossing, leaving him unconscious and with severe injuries.
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R. Fomeroy
Appleton
The
Janesville Gazette
Judge Phelps
Rock
Roosevelt Declines Nomination in Gubernatorial Meet
In Washington and Albany Sept 24 Roosevelt, after talks with Senator Pistr and state GOP leaders, prepared a letter to decline the nomination for governor. Supporters of Governor Black reveal their concerted push to block Roosevelt, rendering his candidacy unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pistr
O'Dell
Republican State Committee
Ghairman O'Dell
Roosevelt
Teddy
Albany
Black
Col. Roosevalt
Roose
Centenary outline of Edmun Spencer death and notable figures
A fragmented account notes Edmun Spencer's forthcoming death centenary, listing his poverty and Westminster Abbey burial. It mentions Anna Bousigny of New Orleans aiding Ning Chamler in Porto Rico, and a grandchild of Luiedenant a ville who founded ostivo est. Mother Krugermann of Berlin, praised as a famous European figure, and references to Paul Truma Pleturs and Henry M. Plagler. It claims Plagler owns Florida tracts and rents camp grounds for soldiers, with government payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmun Spencer
Westminster Abbey
Anna Bousigny
New Orleans
Ning Chamler
Porto Rico
Gréne
Luiedenant Aville
Ostivo Est
Krugermann
Berlin
Europe
Paul Truma
Henry M. Plagler
Standart OM
Biggeat
Florida
Welsh Presbyterian Assembly Sets Cambria as Next Meeting Place
In Columbus Ohio on Sept 4 the Welsh Presbyterian triennial general assembly designated Cambria Wisconsin as the site for the 1901 gathering, choosing the town in a vote announced Friday. The decision confirms the location for the next triennial meeting of the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cambria
Wia
Ineligible to Run Roosevelt Residency and Tax Claims
The article argues Roosevelt cannot run for governor, citing that he was sworn in as assistant secretary of the navy and later resided in Washington, D C. It notes the constitutional rule on federal officeholders’ state residence and claims of nonresidence used to challenge eligibility. It also mentions his resignation, private life, army enlistment, and alleged Oyster Bay tax assessment denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Grace Perkins
Middledoro
Mass
Mias Perkins
Nicholas Senn
United States Volunteers
United States
Philip D. Armour
Marshall Pileld
Norman B. Armour
James 4. Hill
B. and C
George Bowman
Bridgeport
Conn
Wisconsin
Willem McAleer
Pennsylvania
Frederick Short
Chicago
Klondike
Nelson
Pease Rivers
New England Sabbath Protective League
Quincy
Board of Aldermen
Milwaukee
Germany
Philippines
Berlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Perry
Symonds
Leland Hartford University
British Museum
Sah America
Sivns of Magellan
Tay
University of Pennsylvania
Alaska
Wiliam HH. Madden
Joplin
Iola
Kan
Elgin
Kanesas City
Brousut
Madden
Michigan
Hazen
Pingres
W. Robison
Fred M. Warner
Roscoe JD. Dix
George A. Steele
Reacurer
Marsh
Grave
Bremen
Southampton
H. Josepay
F. Ritch
Henry Villard
New York
Whitehouse
U.S. Nui
Union Railroad and ‘Transportation Company
Toledo
Samuel Alexander
John Carr
Joan Dalbrosi
Fred Garrett
Charles Keefer
Grace Parks
Harold Parks
John Smith
Frank Vanhoesen
Frank Wainwright
Velt
New York City
Whoa Roosevelt
Navy
Washington, D. C
Roosayult
Navy Department
Washington
Oyster Bay
Elington
Contracts for torpedo boats and destroyers
Acting Secretary Allen announced the final distribution of contracts under the latest naval appropriation. Torpedo boats go to Trigg Richmond three boats Lawley Boston two Gas Engine and Power Co New York one Nixon Elizabethport M J two and Columbiar Iron Works Baltimore one. Destroyers go to Trigg Richmond two River Engine Co Boston two Maryland Steel Co Baltimore three Neafe and Levy Philadelphia three Union Ironworks San Francisco three Harlan and Hollingsworth Wilmington Del two Gas Engine and Power Co New York one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allen Friday
Trigg
Richmond
Lawley
Boston
Gas Engine and Power Co
New York
Nixon
Elizabethport
M. J
Columbiar Iron Works
Baltimore
River Engine Co
Maryland Steel Co
Neafe and Levy
Philadelphia
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Harlan and Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Del
Gas Engine, and Power Co
Fractured sleep ends in new york man's tragedy
A 72 year old man from La Kos New York fell from a scaffold succumbing to injuries amid a town tale of illness and quack remedies. The piece describes his paralysis and a claimed cure by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, amid sensational claims and medical misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiste Houn
Jonn Young
la Kos
N.Y
Thst
Iwoe
Patie
Ann Bari
Alysis
Yavin
Wellinbis Pike
Williams
Must Pay Their Fare War Order Affects Furloughed Men
The War Department has issued an order to commanding generals stating that furloughed soldiers are not entitled to transportation home at government expense. This clarifies travel costs for service members awaiting demobilization and returns.
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Wasblogtez
War Department
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Che Marshfield Times
JF. Wurry
News OF the World
Mary Drew Peavy
Frederick B. Wells
Minneapolis
William Edwards
National Trotting Association
Cleveland
Alfred S. Pinkerton
Massachusetts
Odd Fellows
Justice Gaynor
Brooklyn
Don Elwood
Wayne County Savings Bank
Detroit
Henry Otto Clause
Fort
Richard Malcolm Johnston
Merrian
Hawaii
Kyle
South Dakota
West Superior
Duluth
Fassion
Great Northern
John Hull
Fifth Avenue
Jul Hay
Great Britain
C. A. Worden
7Th Infantry
Denver
John C. Eccleston
St. Jon's Protestant Episcopal Church
Staten Island
Botnu Valley State Bank
Hastings
Iowa
Byotk Dynamicp
Wis
Minn
Milo White
Congress
Josephine Savin
Sant- Loge
Jim Corbett
Asbiny Park
Parkhurst
Trudkling
Tre
Lawton
Manuel Nash Morgan
Colorado
Rev. C. Li
Spencer
Schofield
Postolice Department
John C. Collins
St. Louis
Red Cross
National Council of Education
West Wisconsin
Candia
Crete
J. W. Jago
John Kynaston
London
Britannie
Ferdinand Walsin Estarhazy
Dreyfus
Elizabeth
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Order of St. Elizabeth
London Daily Mail
Hamburg
William
Movokers
Sieikes
Zurlladet
Chanoine
St. Gudla
Les Antilles
Theron
E. Dixon
Virginia Beach
Cassaday
Jamesville
Beloit Colege
Rev
H. W. Dixon
Whitewater
Beloit
Ineligi
Ble
Hough Riders
Allen
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