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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1900

Page

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Wheat and livestock price report from Pittsburg and New York markets

Market wordage records dull receipts and mixed prices for grains and livestock. Wheat and corn quoted across No 2 red No 2 yellow shelled No 1 white oats and hay prices listed along with dairy butter and eggs. Livestock shows light receipts with hogs and lambs varying by grade and region.

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Roosevelt Speaks to Crowd in Columbus Crowded for Visit

Governor Roosevelt draws thousands in Columbus as crowds pack buildings and streets for his appearance. A two hour wait precedes a grand parade with fireworks, while Roosevelt defends his Philippine policy and criticizes Bryan’s stance. He cites Aguinaldo and reports on Filipino insurgents to argue for equal rights under the flag.

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Lane shoots self before daughter in Washington home

In Washington on October 17 Thomas F. Lane, son-in-law of ex Senator Blackburn, killed himself at his residence in front of his young daughter while his wife rested nearby. Lane, American representative for the London ordnance firm Vickers Sons & Maxim, had been in ill health for some time.

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Captain Shielda Ambushed in Manila Misunderstanding

Detas report an ambush and surrender near Manila on October 17 amid intra unit confusion. General arranged a retreat line to regroup forces and restore order after the incident.

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Bryan Wises it is Luree Great Meetings Held

Wu. J. Bryan visited New York and received repeated ovations from crowds. He rode in an open carriage with Richard Croker to the Hoffman House and to Madison Square Garden where he spoke amid cheers and interruptions including a flashlight bombing. The events included a dinner, a large rally, and a tour through Cooper Union and Tammany Hall as part of a four day trip.

New York Wu. J. Bryan Ciand Central Fepot Colonel Bryan Hoffman House Richard Croker Forty-second Street Lexington Avenue Sixth Avenue Iloffui Madison Square Garden Mr. Croker Ate. Croker van Wyck Edward M. Shepard Mr. Coker Madison Avenue Garden Mr. Shepard Shepard Dof Ooo Hiedmer Cat Bryan Mr. Stevenson Prypertigh Jorgini Mim Shepard Colon Bryan Stevenson Mayor Jones Toledo Webster Davis Twenty Fourth Street Timo Tammany Hall Cooper Union Mr. Bryan Irving Place Talon Square Madison Square Treffman Frank Campbell State Committee

Secret conference on wheat strike between railroad operators

A secret Philadelphia conference among railroad operator representatives set terms for a possible wheat strike settlement. George F Baer suggested it may take days to reach an agreement. Pardee denied asking Governor Stone to deploy troops, while urging peace through potential troop presence.

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Captain Shields Casualties and World War II Era Notices

Captain Shields casualties list reports killed and wounded among officers and men in MacArthur’s command during action on Maringuque. Sep 14 to Oct 17. Separately, Bible school convention in Pittsburg Baptist association meets in Washington with Dr. Blackall address. Also obituaries note Sir Henry Radcliffe, Oxford librarian since 1851, dead in London. Queen Wilhelmina proclaims betrothal to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg.

Washington Robertod. Jackson Teliven G. Johson Juan BR. Poole Joh Chew Washington, Ta Bible School Convention The Pittsburg Baptist Association Blackall Twentieth Century Bible School Henry Radcliffe London Henry Wentworth Dyke Ackland Radcliffe Oxford University Withelmina the Hague Wilhelmina Henry Mecklenburg

Russia and Germany Seek Independent Approach to China

From Petersburg on October 17 reports indicate Russia prefers less reliance on joint action over China, having secured Manchuria interests. Moscow doubts China’s motives and expects Beijing to use duplicity to stall while winter climate curbs operations, planning a spring push. German commander Count Waldersee has taken suites in the imperial palace.

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Victims of Disease List From General Mac Arthur’s Command

The Washington dispatch lists casualties labeled as deaths from disease with dates and units, including Co. K Sixth Infantry, Co. A 45th Infantry, Co. G 30th Infantry, and others. The record names soldiers by name and regiment and cites causes such as typhoid fever and malaria, with dates ranging from August to October.

Washington MacArthur Cabtet Pines Fyser Erv Pisneis Toh J Curry U.S Jares McShearer Teter Sodergreen Jules de Strminder Daniel E. Robb Ifantry Homer Wo Pohmd John FE Iferndon T. S Walter W. Fessenden Stanley Daniel Currie K.eih U.S James PL Sullivan Clrth WU Joseph B. Fatter John Linton Erwine Cook C. Roth Thomas B. Riley John J Dolan Henry G. Patterson Co. A 49Th U.S Arthur Blunt M.hk Regiment Leroy W. Philis Co. M Ath TS Edward Hylan Tury Hospite Corps William J. Harper William Kilpatrick

Detroit Fire After Cement Explosion Claims One Life

An explosion of rubber cement in the basement of a four story building at 15 Jefferson avenue occupied by Witchell Sons Co Limited, Elk shoe manufacturers, sparked a blaze. One man died and eight were injured, including four girls, as the fire swept through the structure.

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