Tourist Tickets to Florida and Winter Resorts in the South
Travel offers from Chicago to Florida and Southern California by tourist car service on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. Details on berths, prices, and courtesy attendants. Information from B G Harden and G L Kimball with full timetables and free inquiries. Slusser's pills and headache tablets advertised.
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Los Angeles
California
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union
Otaha
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
G. Harden
The
Arcade
Cleveland
Florida
South
Pennsylvania
G. L. Kimball
Gleveland
Choice Gift Goods Standout Prices and Prolific Variety
A vintage catalog notice listing numerous gift items with prices for ladies stationery hair brushes leather cases doll accessories napkin rings and clothing items. It promotes mail order service and a dry goods price book guiding selections and encouraging prompt orders.
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Manila
Assassins Captured After Guerrilla Outbreak Near Malasqui
A Filipino village near Malasqui saw Colonel Smith with two Seventeenth Infantry detachments trap and seize a guerrilla band linked to the Malasqui assassinations. Insurgents terrorized the region, committing 25 murders in days, looting towns, ambushing commissary wagons, and abducting soldiers. Many fighters fled north toward Cavite. some weapons remain un surrendered, complicating efforts to quell the movement.
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Smith
Seventeenth Infantry
Malasqui
General MacArthur
Bayambang
San Fernando
Manila
Pilar
Cavite
Grant
Bell
Hoods
General Wheeler
Garrett
Natvss
Imus
Vigan
Pena
Young
Benguet
Lospos
Reuters’ Telegram Company
Hongkong
Philippines
Prisoners Released and Insurgent Movements Reported
Washington reports over 3,000 Spanish prisoners released in Luzon within a month as 700 more depart from Vigan. Insurgents scattered, with 100 combined casualties and captured matériel. Marines occupy Subig Bay naval station. columns move along Luzon coast toward Dagupan. northern centers under control with no major organized resistance remaining.
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War Department
Luzon
Vigan
Mastia
Bolucan
Pursui
Subg Bay
Colum
Turlar
Dagupan
Manila
Truzon
Admiral Dewey's Action and Senate Skirmishes
The Senate debated whether Admiral Dewey formally recognized the Philippine republic in Manila prompting Pettigrew to urge a navy department briefing, Chandler objected, with ensuing party rhetoric. Roberts Investigating Committee met behind closed doors as hearings loom. Taylor inaugurated as Kentucky governor promising repeal of the Goebel election law amid protests and contest notices. Republican League weighs convention sites with St. Paul and Sioux Falls in play.
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Senate
Chandler
New Hampshire
Secretary of War
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Cour d’Alene
House
Daniel Ermentrout
Pennsylvania
Penrose
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Taylor
Republican League
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National Republican League of Clubs
League
Hobart
St. Paul
Minn
Sioux Falls
Bank Directors Win $18,000 Verdict in Bank Robbery Suit
A jury awarded $18,000 against N Le Michael and Gus Balb, vice president and cashier of American National Bank, in a negligence suit by the bank directors. The bank was robbed last December, with experts countering the defendants' claim that doors were locked.
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Wec
N. le Michael
Gus Balb
American National Bank
Cyclone Destroys Church and Damages Towns
A cyclonic storm wrecked the Christian church at Cooksville and badly damaged the schoolhouse. Saybrook had roofs blown from business houses. Lexington suffered damage to the new schoolhouse and a panic among 300 students. No serious injuries reported. several other buildings unroofed.
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Bloomington
Lus
Christian Church
Cooksville
Saybrook
Lexington
Reverend Francis Hodgson Dies Suddenly at 67 in Newark
The Rev. Francis D. Hodgson, aged 67, retired Methodist Episcopal minister, died suddenly of heart disease at his Newark home. He taught in several western New York high schools and served as a mathematics professor at the University of California from 1860 to 1907.
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P Roehester
N. J
Francis D. Hodgson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark
Hodgson
New York
University of Caliturpla
AFL Convention Faces Seating of One Delegate
At Detroit on December 13 the American Federation of Labor devoted most of the session to the seating question for a single delegate. The claim came from a member of a newly affiliated labor union seeking admission as a delegate from Omaha's Central Labor Union.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union of Omaha
Three Night Sessions Ordered in Currency Debate
In Washington on December 18, intense pressure to speak led to three night sessions in the house over the currency bill. Key speeches came from Grosvenor, Cochran, and Newlands, with Democratic support pledged by Driggs and Brooklyn colleagues. The debate covered gold standards, anti trust, and economic predictions amid rising prices and prosperity arguments.
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Missouri
Newlands
Nevada
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New Jersey
Wiliam Alden Smith
Michigan
Prince
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Massachusetts
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Colorado
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Sta
Hay Easy On Macrum In South Africa Crisis
New York reports Adelbart Hay son of the secretary and consul by appointment to Pretoria attends Holland House guests awaiting today’s St Louis departure. Hay travels to Africa to discuss Macrum. Officials say Macrum’s status is unclear until he returns and explains his position. Government hopes his views will shape policy during the war.
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New York
Adelbart
Hay
Pretoria
Holland
Kruger
Macrum
Transvall
Nis
Disaster on Ceram Island Kills Thousands at Sea
From San Francisco reports the Ceram disaster following November earthquakes costs 5,000 lives on the island. Waves reached 30 feet above trees in Panholy and Samasocroa bays. Only 49 of 1,800 inhabitants escaped. mud and corpses cover the coast. In Autoesia 100 of 300 perished with four wounded.
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San Francisco
Ceram
Ghent
Panholy
Samasocroa
Autoesia
Pennsylvania Railroad Pension Fund Plan Nears Final Approval
The proposed pension fund for Pennsylvania Railroad staff east of Pittsburgh nears completion. Board approval rests with multiple rail entities including Northern Central and Philadelphia Wilmington. About 1,000 employees may retire January 1 under the plan, with benefits tied to the prior ten years’ salary. Extensions to western lines are anticipated later.
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Pensor
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Ire
Pennsylvania
Northern Cuutil Rairoad
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West Jersey Ferry Company
Contest to host next Republican convention at White House
WASHINGTON December 13. The race to hold the next Republican convention opened with Philadelphia leading the petition to secure the favor of the president. A large Chicago delegation is expected to arrive today to press its bid.
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White House
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Testimony Pinpoints Roland Molineux in Handwriting Evidence
New York Dec 18 The trial of Roland B Molineux featured a key handwriting expert Vivian J Kinsley who examined samples from the Ruinkerbocker Archib, noting patterns in the "Barner and Cornish" letters and the address of the DUR Passage that match Molineux. Several witnesses in Pennsylvania Ohio and Alabama counties provided sworn lists of postwar residents and local officials, suggesting broader investigative leads.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Wivian J. Kinsley
Nimdweritas
Ruinkerbocker Archib
Pittsburger Killed At Boston Station Fall
Boston December 13 Henry H. Choate of Pittsburg was instantly killed at the new Back Bay station by a fall while awaiting a train.
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Hustixetos
W. Va
Norfolk and Western
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British Defeats Deepens Fear for Methuen Army
The London press reports heavy Boer pressure at Modder River with British reverses raising concern for Methuen's entire force. More than three hundred wounded reach Capetown as stocks fall on unsettled war news. The war awaits further dispatches as public mood sours.
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God
Washington News Ledger Briefs and Appointments
Dec. 15 Washington dispatch notes committee actions on a suit linked to De Magzie G. Scripp and Roberts amid reputational disputes. The President named W. D. Bynum of Indiana as general appointee and William A. Hey of Iowa as collector of customs for Arizona. Verbury provides scattered details.
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Lane
Magzie G.scripp
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Breese
W. D. Bynum
Indiana
Wiliam A. Hey
Custrumas
Arizona
Verbury Ger
Week's Victories Reported in Insurgent Campaign
Washington dispatches via Associated Press describe a week of insurgent defeats and key captures. General Tina wounded with heavy casualties, Agui naido's bodyguard destroyed, Gener al Pilar killed, multiple commanders surrender. Aguinaide and forces retreat into hiding as pursuit continues.
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Washington
Associated Press
Geogerairis
Aguinaide
Weather Skirmish on Lake Erie Delays Boats Forty Hours
Cleveland dispatch reports ongoing weather clash on Lake Erie with ferries and small craft contending against high winds. Reports note no boat arrivals for forty hours as snow and gusts reach strong velocity, with observers citing speeds near sixty to sixty-two miles per hour.
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Cleveland
Dee Press
Lake Erne
Beef Prices Rise Amid Market Confusion
A garbled wire service item reports beef prices increasing and describes a mixed context of carloads and measurements. The text is heavily corrupted with nonsensical phrases and missing details, making the exact figures and entities unclear.
Grain-O A Nutritious Drink For Children And Adults
A deheius tasting beverage offered as a health building substitute for coffee. Grain-O aids digestion and strengthens nerves, not a stimulant. Suitable for children and adults, sold by grocers, priced about as coffee costs.
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