Aguinaldo cables friendly to America and Manila news
Aguinaldo signals friendly ties with the United States as Sanitary conditions in Manila are noted. Reports say 5,000 more American troops to Manila with five regiments from San Francisco ordered to the Philippines. Notable deaths include Capt. Allyn Capron near Fort Myer Virginia and J.J. Nickonen of Illinois at Santiago. Numerous dispatches cover evacuations, political shifts, and war-related mobilizations.
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Cubs
San Francisco
Philippines
Allyn Capron
Fort Myer
Helen Godld
Irvington
Madrid Council of War
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Dewey
McKinley
Porto Rico
San Juan
Philippine Garrional Assembly
Shatter
Michigan
Wyman
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Oyloans
Bryan
Washington
Alger
Montero Rios
Cerero
Abarauza
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Garaica
Correa
Cuya
Landero
Manterola
Havana
Guba
Nozaleda
United States
Santiago
Oates
Alabama
Graham
Col. Glenn
1Th
Pennsylvania
Lullington
Starnberg
Sanger
Wiley
Chickamauga
Cuba
Committee of Hostal
Heath
Chicago charter defeat and notable 19th century events
Domestic defeats charter reform in Chicago while Captain C W Vox dies at 72 in Abington Indiana. Alexander MacMillan age 108 leads at Sioux City as the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows convenes in Boston. Tacoma exposition building burns causing losses around 100000. U S school attendance last year totals 16255092 as Mrs Jefferson Davis mourns her daughter Winnle at Narragansett Pier.
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Sybeat
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Sioux City
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Boston
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Jefferson Davis
Narragansett Pier
Winnle
Mutinous convicts threaten Dreyfus fate amid global turmoil
A chaotic dispatch notes convicts mutiny risking Dreyfus execution as rebellions flare in For moose while Japanese resistance holds. Obituaries report Sir George Grey and Theodore Fontane deaths. European edicts clash with Asia reforms and Barbadoes wreckage from a hurricane impacts supply lines.
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Formoose
Oreans
Echo de Paris
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Washington
Vienna
Barbadoes
Commissariat
Army
Navy
Argentina
Storm Kills 413 on Three Islands in Lesser Antilles
Kingston reports a catastrophic hurricane hitting St. Vincent St. Lucia and Barbadoes from September 11 to 12. About 300 lives lost at St. Vincent, 13 dead in Castries St. Lucia and a tidal wave wrecking Hay street. Barbadoes tally exceed 100 dead with 10,000 houses destroyed leaving most residents homeless.
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St. Vincent
St. Lucia
Barbadoes
Harbadoes
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Coxheath
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Hose Place
Grand
Sable
Arnosvale
Mount Pleasant
Argyle
Wallilabo
Barroulio
Layen
Huveament
Georgetown
Morodabao
Ruby
Castries
Hay Street
Wisconsin People News Briefs and Personal Tributes
Corporal Pomeroy of Appleton gained weight during the war and his friends hardly recognized him, even his sister failed at first glance. Chicago patent lawyer Theron S. Dixon, 53, drowned at Virginia Beach and was a former law partner of Chief Justice Cassaday in Janesville. Rev H. H. Dixon of Whitewater is the deceased's father. burial at Beloit. The Janesville Gazette fears Judge Phelps may never return to municipal court after severe injuries from a July 21 bicycle-crossing accident with the Madison DeKalb train. he has been unconscious and unresponsive.
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Don Elwood
Wayne County Savings Bank
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New York
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Merrian
Hant
Kyle
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Gelen
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John Hay
Great Britain
Tove
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Ith Infantry
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John C. Hecleston
Votet
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Pariiat
Jim Corett
Asbury Park
Georgia
Royal Order of Scotland
Cincinanati
Robert A. van Wyck
N.Y
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Watsegan
Ir. Parkhurst
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Tanner
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Delaware
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Middleboro
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Genn
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John Carr
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Roosevelt withdraws from New York governor race
Theodore Roosevelt refuse gubernatorial bid after meeting with Senator Platt and state leaders. Roosevelt plans to issue a letter declining the nomination. Supporters of Governor Black reveal their tactic that blocked Roosevelt and sealed his defeat.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Platt
O'Dell
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Yeddy
Albany
Black
Col. Roosevelt
Roose
Edmun Spenser Third Centenary Next Year
The third centenary of poet Edmun Spenser's death will be observed next year. Spenser died impoverished on January 16, 1599 and was buried in Westminster Abbey with pomp. Also noted are diverse biographical snippets about Miga Anna Bouligny of New Orleans, Lilietorant ad ville's descendant, Krugermann of Berlin, and Paul Truménife's famed painting The Fates. Henry M. Flagler, Florida magnate, holds large improved land, with the government paying him rent for soldiers' camp grounds and Falls Road activity.
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Edmun Spenser
Westminster Abbey
Henry M. Flagler
Standard Ok
Florida
Welsh Presbyterian Assembly selects Cambria Wis for 1901 meet
Columbus Ohio September 4 1900 The Welsh Presbyterian triennial general assembly chose Cambria Wisconsin as the site for its next meeting in 1901.
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Columbus
Welsh Presbyterian
Cambria
Wis
Roosevelt Residency and Ineligibility Questions Rise
A historical note argues Roosevelt could be ineligible to run for governor, citing residence disputes. It describes his shifts between Washington, D C and New York, his Navy and Army service, and alleged nonresidence in Oyster Bay versus Washington. The piece connects residency declarations to eligibility, with references to tax assessments and the federal residency rule.
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Velt
New York City
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Ise
Army
Washington
Oyster Bay
Contracts for torpedo boats and destroyers approved
Acting Secretary Allen announced the final distribution of contracts under the latest naval appropriation. Torpedo boats go to Triggs in Richmond three boats Lawley in Boston two Gas Engine and Power Co in New York one Nixon in Elizabethport R I two and Columbiar Iron Works Baltimore one. Destroyers are awarded to Trigg Richmond two River Engine Co Boston two Mary OR Ponce Shee Neafle and Levy Philadelphia three Union Ironworks San Francisco three Harlan and Hollingsworth Wilmington Del two Gas Engine and Power Co New York one.
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Allen Friday
Trigs
Richmond
Lawley
Boston
Gas Engine and Power Co
New York
Nixon
Elizabethport
R. d
Columbiar Iron Works
Baltimore
Trigg
River Engine Co
Mary- OR Ponce Shee
Neafle and Levy
Philadelphia
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Harlan and Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Del
Pink Pills for Pale People Offered as Cure
An item from Watertown New York describes a man who fell from a scaffold, became paralyzed, and reportedly regained use after taking Pink Pills for Pale People. The advertisement claims the pills cure many conditions from paralysis to neuralgia and heart palpitations, urging readers to buy and use the remedy.
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Hivali
Watertown
John
le Roy
N.Y
Pile Alyaie
Davis
Vale People
Sam
Williwine
St. Vitus
Army bars free transport for furloughed men home
Washington on September 24 war department issues order to commanding generals denying transportation to furloughed soldiers at government expense. This clarifies that furloughed personnel must pay their own fare to return home.
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War Department
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