Cleveland and Buffalo steamers and travel ads mix in ad page
A sprawling vintage page promotes the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company steamers between Cleveland and Buffalo and the Cleveland to Toledo route. Also promotes Via the Midland Route to California with tourist cars from Chicago, sleeper berths, and free California folders. Medicines by Winslow and Slusser products are advertised with prices.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Toledo
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Cleveland, C
California
Midland
San Francisco
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union
Chicago
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
East
Geo H. Heafford
Ill
E. G. Hayden
Arcade
Choice New Plaid Skirtings Grab High Demand
Demand for neat dressy plaid skirts rises with smart tones in blue gray brown and green. The ad notes Choice New Plaid Skirtings 790 and highlights the current popularity of stylish fabrics for skirts.
Plaid Skirts and New American Copies at $1 and $9
An ad touts rich elegant plaid skirts at one dollar and American copies of fine imported novel ties at nine dollars. It promises samples to prove value and urges visitors to Pittsburgh Exposition to see the catalogue and shop for quality and savings.
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Pittsburg Exposition
Dewey Delighted by Olympia Arrival in New York Harbor
Admiral Dewey arrives aboard the Olympia earlier than scheduled in New York. He reviews plans with city officials, receives Sir Thomas Lipton and other visitors, and notes crew readiness while typhoid cases remain mild. The welcome includes ships, pilots, and cheers from both American and British sides.
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New York Harbor
Thomas Lipton
Sampson
Phillips
Olympia
New York
George Dewey
Dewey
William C. Whitney
Lev. P. Morton
Admiral Dewey
van Wyck
Clair McKelway
Richard Croker
Chauncey M. Depew
William McAdoo
Warren W. Foster
Howard Carroll
Alfred M. Downes
Devery
York
Police Board
Hook
John Peterson
Fort Hancock
Associated Press
Florida
Georgia
Bob
Philippines
Gibraltar
Lamberton
Brumby
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
General Butterfield
Thomas
Dr. Mackay
Sir Thomas
Colombo
Baronet
Chadwick
Winslow
Phillip
Percy
George Bidwell
van Cott
Saale
Uuuarder
George G. Dewey
Shamrock
Columbia
Manila Bay
Tenth Day in Philadelphia Brightens Exposition Events
The Tenth regiment from Western Pennsylvania and the Third from Philadelphia visit the National Export exposition. A cannon captured at Manila will be presented by Colonel Barnett to Philadelphia. Officials and soldiers will attend ceremonies marked by full national colors and a Filipino flag on display.
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Philadelphia
Iuu
Pennsylvania
New York
Admiral Dewey
Barnett
Pentu
Ashbridge
Dewey interview shows Philippines leaders as toolmakers
New York dispatch reports Admiral Dewey describing Aguinaldo as a mere tool and predicting Filipinos will resist self-government briefly, noting distrust of rebels, Otis’s overreach, and that Filipinos may accept US rule once treated well. He doubts politics, praises sailors, and jokes about Wheeler.
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New York
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Manila
Luna
Aguinaldo
Navy Yard
Philippines
Otis
Ali
General Wheeler
Lamar
Elieve
Diedererch
Naval Cadet Wood Dead in Philippine Gunboat Action
Naval Cadet Welborn C. Woot is reported killed after the Urdaneta gunboat was captured and destroyed in a river fight. Admiral Watson cites insurgent sources for the loss and fate of nine crewmen and one Chinese. The article lists enlisted men and next of kin details, including Cadet Welborn G. Wood of Jerusalem Pickens County Georgia and other names with residences and kin.
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Weasematon
Navy Department
Watson
Urdaneta
Welborn C. Woot
Welborn G. Wood
HB. K. Wood
Jerusalem
Pickings County
Internal Revenue Service
Benjamin James Greene
San Francisco
Benjamin J. Greene
Los Angeles
William Mitchell
Buckeville
S. C
New York
George Mitchell
Washington Street
Oakland
Cal S
Arthur Wiliam Drummond
Canada
R. Davis
Bathell
John James Farley
Newark
N.ad
P. Farley
Samuel Grey
Buffalo
Samuel Stone
Vilua
Russia
Fall River
Mass
A. J. Stone
Wall River
Forts Captured Near Cebu by Snyder's Force
Washington Sept. 2 A General Otis message reports Snyder attacked strong insurgent positions near Cebu Sept. 22 and 23 with 263 officers and men of the Tennessee regiment and 517 officers and men from the Ninth, Sixth, and Twenty-third infantry plus Sixth artillery. Seven forts were captured, including cannons. our losses: Private William M. Hanley killed and four wounded. Enemy losses estimated at 40. Snyder returned to Cebu with Tennessee troops. Two Nineteenth infantry companies hold key mountain positions. Casualties listed for several units with multiple names and injuries.
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Washington
Snyder
Cebu
Tennessee Regiment
Nineteerth
William M. Hanley
Dudiana
Three killed and six injured in Auburn collision
A New York Central passenger train and a freight train collided west of Old Flat bottom bridge near Auburn A Y. Three people died and two were fatally injured with four more seriously hurt. Names include Ezamet Lanectot Rochester J G Curry Rochester and James King Skaneateles among the injured and later reports list crew from Geneva and Rochester. The accident caused multiple serious injuries and fatalities to both passengers and crew.
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Auburn
A. Y
New York Central
Old Flat Bottom Bridge
Ne Read
Ezamet Lanectot
Rochester
J. G. Curry
James
King
Skaneateles
R. J. Frew
Geneva
Thomas Dogan
Jthers
J. Ludolph
Byonn Nellis
CO. A. Martin
Charies Rersons
Hanna Almost in a Wreck on the Hoe Railroad
A Sept bound tram on the Hoe railroad carrying Senator M and Colonel Nevin narrowly escaped a wreck at Addison. A rail broke on a curve, splintering the smoker door, but the train avoided disaster due to the curve.
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Muppetony
Hoe
Senator M
Colonel Nevin
Addison
Stoon
Pan-Presbyterian council opens with global delegates
Washington Sept 27 presbyters from around the world gather at the New York Avenue Presbyterian church for a Pan Presbytery council opening. Noted figures include Dr J Marshall Lang Rev James Stewart Rev Samuel Smith Rev J Herbert Howerts Rev Charles Sabnoud and Rev Theopattle Gay. The opening sermon was by Rev John Dewitt with Rev Lang delivering the opening address. President MacKinley will receive delegates this evening at the White House.
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John Dewitt
Lang Urs
President MacHinley
Washington
Pan-Presbyterian Council
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Disc
J. Marshall Lang
Glasgow
Scotland
Jafe Worth Living
Barrony Church
Wach John Kaos
James Stewart
South Africa
Shmuel Smith
London
J. Herbert Hoverts
Abergale
Jes
Charles A. Sabnoud
Edinburgh
Theopattle Gay
Waldersian Church
Joan Dewitt
Princgton
Haif
Jic Kaniey
Appointment of Chapelle as papal delegate for the Philippines
The article notes Chapelle named papal delegate for the Philippines, succeeding vacancy and prompting renewed clerical focus. It discusses reorganization needs amid church property and native relations, with Archbishop Chapelle previously appointed for Cuba and Puerto Rico and ongoing Rome ties.
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Phils
Tincros
Boulceliche
Chapelle
Phil Pines
Orsenal
Roger & Ally
Caapelle
Cuni
Porto Rico
Philip- Piles
Mani
Rome
United States
Tiis
Vatican
Spence Wins Democratic Nomination in Sixteenth District
Steubenville Sept 27 The Sixteenth district Democratic congressional convention met in Martins Ferry. W C. Biusger of Cadiz and B C Meyer of Bellaire were temporary and permanent chairmen. Five candidates were presented Lupton Spence Straimer Haines and Zessiger. Spence won on third ballot by acclamation. Layazier Spence, born at Trenton Jefferson county, is a versatile public spirited Martins Ferry citizen involved in local industries.
Attorney General Replies to Governor on Interstate Commerce Authority
Attorney General Griggs replies to Governor Pingree outlining that Congress can regulate interstate commerce only. He cites Hopkins v United States and U S V El Raight Co to support limits, stating Congress lacks power to regulate purely intrastate business.
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Hisneron
Trizgs
Pingree
Michigau
MissoUri
Roe
Deere
U.S. Supreme Court
Hopkins
United States
Bib L. S
U. S
ELC. Raight Company
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Business Directory
BANKS
Union National Bank
Massillon
Ohio
J. H. Hunt
H. L. McLain
A.vonbad & CO
I S
Aere Reene & CO
Assillon
Jos
Corns &Son
Assillon Glass Factory
Assillon Iron Bridge CO
Jewelers
von Earel
East Side
East Main Street
Oseph Coleman' Deaser
Erie Street
Slusser
Boggs & Buhl
Department X
Allegheny, PA
Priday
City
Navy
Department
Jons D. Lone
Dust Swartz
Cotempts
Monnet Aniing
Columbus
Nion
Samuel J. Swartz
Naval Cadet
General Otis
Bazbag Bains
Ere
Max Jackson
Cerpomal Larson
Meyvanayun
Wittandard
Las Pina
Alesando Hechberg
Foot
Modernate
Angeles
Charles H. la Sul
Atu
Maher
Kennedy
Thougall
Peter Muaner
Joe Rennedy
Lenox Armente
Hanna
World’s Council
Spence
Ohio Cuoungres- Lionel
Steubensille
Griggs Torisdilk
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