Dewey Arrives in New York and Receives Welcome
The aged Dewey returns to New York after 23 months away to a grand welcome. Governors, officials, and crowds greet him while flags, ceremonies, and tributes unfold aboard ships in port.
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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1899
Page
1
Panic on New Orleans Cotton Exchange Halts Trading
A Friday panic on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange halted all trading after a dramatic price surge linked to Liverpool futures and local rumors. Brokers frantically questioned values as a suspension vote passed unanimously, marking the first suspension in 30 years and signaling likely litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowy
Liverpool
Focal
Mowila
New Orleans
Parker
Exchange
Pelday
Orley Cotton Exchange
New York Welcomes Admiral Dewey with Festive Governor Visit
New York September 24 Gov Roosevelt and state militia escorted Admiral Dewey into the city. Dewey and Olympia officers visited the New York navy headquarters while medals were presented to Manila veterans aboard the Olympia. A faded admiral’s flag, once flown by Farragut, was shown to Dewey and he wept as the gift was described. The hull and parade were decorated in red white and blue and crowds lined Broadway and Fifth Avenue to salute the naval party.
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New York
Rtoosevelt
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Raleigh
Manila
Lay
Seattle
Cheew Huunleed
Titty
Olympia
Congress
Jaonberton
Treat
Madison
Chicago
Admiral Sampson
Washington
Dmiral
Hartford
New Orleans
Franklin
Yousi
Wusragut
Quartermaster Knowles
Farragut
Warragut
Mediterranean
Parlandl
Ny Howe
American prisoners to be delivered at Angeles amid talks
Manila reports detail the exchange and delivery plans for American prisoners at Angeles. Gen Otis and Gen Schwan and possibly Gen Lawton and Bates may travel to Angeles to confer with Filipino commissioners, as Gen MacArthur and insurgents exchange communications. The Angeles force includes multiple infantry units and two artillery batteries.
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Manila
Angeles
Otis
Porae
Schwan
Lawton
Bates
Pilipino Commissionere
MacArthur
McArthur
Wheaton
Col. Bell
Torac
Prevent
Parac
Fyvelith
Uweoiy
Gen Ren giff o drown ed in the Magidena river mystery
Washington reports a series of disruptive events involving Gen Ren gitla and the Columbian cabinet. Diplomatic figures including aging Harhoar and Queen Heurifo are mentioned amid political turmoil and personal distress surrounding a Washington-based crisis and alleged drownings in the Magdalena River.
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Washington
Haglon
Aleat
Magidena
Conerivan Eich
Baste
Jody
Fragmented English local notice with garbled names and places
An OCR damaged snippet from an English notice describes a funeral procession and land conveyance to a cemetery. It references a farmer from Mhlanes and waterborne transport to a cemetery at Glin, followed by friends and relatives by boats. The text is incomplete and hard to decipher.
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Pengis
Sevareddis
Bernie
Mhlanes
Glin
Capture of Porac and Manila fighting report
Manila dispatch details American forces advancing on Porac after a hour long clash with insurgents. Casualties listed and positions held, with reports of heat casualties and prisoner captures. Also notes destruction of the Urdaneta, five sailors killed, and insurgents seizing materiel near Manila Bay.
Business Still Good in New York Markets
Bendstreet notes strong agricultural sector led by cereals cotton and pork products. Wall street activity remains solid though fall orders peak. imports and foreign demand drive wheat prices higher while hog products rise on overseas demand. Iron and steel show firmness with fewer buyers, lumber stays active but delivery delays persist. southern stove and plow makers raise prices for the third time in a year.
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New York
Bendstreet's
Nominated for Congress in Maine First District
Amos L. Allen, former private secretary to Thomas B. Reed, was nominated by Republicans in Portland for Congress in the First Maine district and supported the president’s war effort in the Philippines. Also in Maine, Luther McKinney of Bridgeton was nominated by Democrats for the same seat following Reed’s resignation.
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Portland
Amos L. Allen
Thomas LB. Reed
Congress
Maine
Philippin Toriland
Nairsdiag
Mckinney
Bridgeton
Thoms B. Reed
Candies and relics burned in Ty State factory fire
A large fire at Gunther's candy factory on Ty State Street destroyed the plant and a vast collection of relics including Bibles and paintings. Excursion steamers Evanhoe and Gordon perished in the blaze. Mrs George Strites and others evacuated, with two large ice houses damaged. losses estimated at 150000 and an insurance gap left uncovered. The American Dye company has taken possession of damaged goods valued at 420000.
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Gunther
Ty State Street
Aloch
Tvanhoe
Tie Lve Front
Sezane
Minho
Daetter
George Strites
Frantktin
Stanley Fumpedd
Bath
Mrtiides
Aeloeke
Sailors Parade Honors Dewey In New York Welcome
A vast New York crowd witnessed Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia lead a seven mile naval pageant up the Hudson to the Battery. The 500-ship flotilla included the New York, Indiana, Massachusetts, Texas and Brooklyn with Sampson’s flagship following. Crowds on shore and afloat totaled around 3,000,000 as fireworks lit the river and Grant’s tomb paid tribute with a 2-gun salute.
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New York
Prinew
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Grants Toms
Gen
Grant
Riverside Drive
North Atlantic Squadron
Miaric
New Yorker
van Wyck
Sandy Yack
City of
Sampson
Dewey
Chisago
York
Indiana
Massachusets
Texas
Brooklyn
St. Mary’s
City
Darbor
Maieb Riday
Cvepy
Oyant
Tony
Manbiatian
Myers Wharf
Jading Gnd
Kote
Honorek
Maite
Jersey
Ildihe
Hirenkinin
Fen Island
Mto
Larne
Provera
An unclear fragment from a historical health notice
The readable text discusses digestion and nutrient use, mentions a product or process called Tersperanen, and hints at a primary heritage and dietary aids. It references stability of machinery and periods of use amid accidents, but missing context limits precise interpretation.
Orange Free State will strive for peace in Transvaal crisis
Reports from Lourenjo note the Volksraad resolution backing the Orange Free State’s unity with the Transvaal to avoid war. The decree stresses restraint, peaceful solutions, and the danger of war to all white Africans, amid British border troop movements and ongoing negotiations. London dispatches discuss arbitration, cabinet delays, and European powers' roles.
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Raad
Tlea
Lloyd
Comtedvereyy
Ant
Africa
Hays
Transvaal
Ita
Free State
Pretoria
London
The
Daily News
Orange Vrea
Hague
Press Association
Liseon
Berlin
Kruger
Pretoris
Johannespurg
Lorenzo Mara
Lisbon
Odessa
Standard Telegraphs & Ruthor
Germany
Russia
Calcutta disaster and relief efforts amid earthquake fears
An account from Calcutta on September 2 details the collapse of Ida Villa, sheltering girls aided by American Methodists. Miss Still guided children to safety along Mall Road as rains heavy and earth tremors continued. One survivor recalls a sister’s prayers and a house swept away. Property losses reach about 48 million. American volunteers and residents suffered damage. many buildings burned as looters hit stores. Meanwhile preparations for the international Christian convention opening October 20 are noted.
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Ueleglenetion
Tda Villa
Sulval
Miss Still
Stahl
Mall
Ida Villa
Kavelig
Ut Ig
Hely Geardem
Wong
Ones Chuan
Jadiay
Lowa
Lowa Wantin. She Formerly Lived In Ringold County, Tsa Peradinete
Simpsin
Tidiamola
Tndin
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