Burglary Epidemic Strikes Fosters and Harrodsburg
Reports from Fosters near Danville and Harrodsburg detail bold robberies as five men blast safes at Harden's hardware and a post office raid yields small sums. A nationwide pattern of break ins continues with multiple towns seeing gunfire exchanges, damaged banks, and a handcar escape by the gang, described as the seventh attack on a local store.
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Detrow
Saggiaew Mech
Ameraiive Baer Zlark
United State
Graplute Company
Ben
Fosters
Jones
Harden
Danville
Harrodsburg
Here
Moyer National Bank
Britton and Brown
Main Street
Falconer's
Os Nonaeon
Berglore
Curtlee
Trade Conditions and Market Review Shows Modest Gains
A general review notes uneven trade with minor gains in wheat and cereals. Wheat edges higher amid expectations of movement and cheaper supplies, oats rise slightly while corn falls and hog products stay weak. The weekly failures tally 231 in the U.S. and 24 in Canada.
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New York
Berl
United States
Canada
Kidnapping reward offered and court case tension in Omaha
News from Omaha reports Patrick Crowe offering to withdraw the $50,000 reward for the Edward A Cudahy Jr kidnapping, while Chief Donahue proposed waiving the reward himself. The piece also notes church bishops endorsing readings from multiple Bible versions and a Big Four railroad wreck near the city injuring passengers but causing no serious injuries.
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Omaha, Neb
Donahue
Patrick Crowe
Edward A Cudahy, Jr
Hef Donahue
Eles
Crowe
Heal
Boers Execute Officer and Hang Farmers at Vryburg
A Boer officer was executed and two farmers hanged at Vryburg after a trial in which Commandant Letter and others were cited. The sentences stemmed from sedition, murder of colored and unarmed troops, rail sabotage, and abuse of British subjects.
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Middleburg
Vryburg
Petersburg
Teres
Lotter
Orange Free State
Middelburg
Cape Colony
Navy report details officer deficit and fleet needs
Report from London dated October 12 cites shortages of officers and sailors in the navy, with 18 825 total in service and 3 158 deser tions. Admiral Crowninshield warns Congress again for more personnel as ships would require crews for war service.
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Wi Hington
Crow
Atlantic
China
Crowninshield
Congress
Navy
Department
Rhodes and empire policy loom in Schnadhorst Letters
The article surveys Cecil Rhodes amid illness and fatigue as he runs the South African company offices and weighs empire politics. It contrasts his frailty at hotel with continued leadership and hints at naval reform proposals and a marital remark from a Chicago Record-Herald interview.
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Schaepers
Cape Colony
Sede Qa
Cecil Rhodes
London
Cel Rhodes
Schnadhorst
Rhodes
SRG
Ant
Chicago Record-Herald
Schley Court of Inquiry Hearing Capt Chadwick Testimony
The Schley court of inquiry continued Saturday with Capt Chadwick under cross examination as Mr Rayner pressed a written answer and questioned actions around dispatches and the speed of the flying squadron. Witnesses noted include Trent Sidney A Staunton and Nathan Puving Whowie aboard the battleship during the Santiago campaign. The session focused on preserving or withholding statements and the propriety of testimony regarding the congratulatory dispatch and blockades near Havana and Cienfuegos.
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Washington Do
Schley Court of Coquirs
Dararcay Ddwe
Rayner
Schles
Flying Squadron
Leinky
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Fe, Chadwick
Admiral Sampson
Span
Schley Court of Inquiry
Bos
Towa
Santiago
Coursa
Tome Ately
Nidal Schiles
Samgan
Ruavner
Deas
Rasterieci
Tam Moore Behles
Hank Wasratthitiar
Havana
Cape Francie
Cape Pedras
Hebiiskade
Senfuegos
Jetters seek to bar public comment on shuttle critique
The Schnadhorst Jetters push to restrict public remarks meets limited success as their efforts face criticism and resistance. A local dispute over comment access underscores tensions between officials and residents.
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Ring
Schnadhorst
Fragmentary War Dispatches and Ad interim Naval Testimony
The text presents scrambled historical notes on naval actions and dispatches regarding Schley and Santiago de Cuba, with references to the New York flagship, dispatch dates in May, and debates over orders and communications among officers. It mentions Admiral Dewey, Twining, and other figures, amid fragmented dialog on responsibilities and timing of blockade actions.
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Hanna
Schh-y
Hayner
Sthiey
Santiago
Sampeur
Schley
Harta
Harta Ing
Ravrer Herever
Retiev de
Harte
Bhaveet
Hove
Dewey
Nathin C Twining
Bai
Parbor
Sartugeet
Moruay
Kidnapped missionary case unsettled by brigands demand
Constantinople dispatches report Miss Stone, a kidnapped missionary, is the subject of a ransom demand. Observers say the brigands, well informed and pressed by publicity, may issue a new demand from an unexpected quarter while ensuring no immediate threat to her life. American officials keep plans confidential amid heightened anxiety.
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New York
Flen MoScue
Sakaruta
Ain Turkih
Ms Stone
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Lady Curzon Arrives in Bombay from Europe
Lady Curzon of Kedleston wife of the viceroy of India arrived in Bombay Saturday after traveling from Europe.
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Lady Curzon
India
Bombay
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