Indians Are Beaten by Outbreak Reports and Recalled
War interior department dispatches recount Indian outbreak events with claims of massacres and fear among citizens. Gen and Chippewa contingents, movements toward Fort The Twins and Chippewa bands along the lake shore are noted. Indian Commissioner Jones transmits details from Gus Henelley on the involvement of Wilker and Wiatt.
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Mirren
Walker
Rea
Hati Sith
Reak
Lind
Warbach Dimon
Third Infantry
Roussurius Diepatel
Gus
Henelley
Dhat Hand
Washington
Wilker
Wiatt
Death and Destruction from Coastal Storm News
The Morning News reports a Georgia coastal storm has caused massive losses with about 100 deaths confirmed. Dozens drownings on Fernandina and Butler's Island, along with four lives lost at Vw vk and a building collapse near Jesup. Cotton crop damage in Georgia tops 4 million dollars amid widespread destruction.
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Fernandina
Catepbell Island
Silne Wi
Georgia
Suvaumeh
O¢l
the Morning News
Linesville
Liberty County
Riesberg
Saint Catharine
I. M. Wethington
Tigeboro
Indian Uprising Rumors and Aftermath Across Leech Lake
In a chaotic report from Lear island and Leech Lake village, chiefs Carwuche Wayhinung Mache gubbow and Wah unhubnce mobilize to suppress a break, with many Indians opposing. Wounded include L II Antonello and several privates. Wilkinson wounded but confident. Parallel storm reports rule Beunswiel with 30 to 100 dead and $1,000,000 in damage along Georgia and Florida coasts.
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Carwuche Wayhinung
Machegubbow
Lear Island
Wahunhubnce
Leech Lake
Parmouth
di Gvorce
White Earth
Med Lake
Mille Lac
Marop
Beunswiel
Georgia
Vlorida
War investigation hearings cite exaggeration of discontent
Washington reports that eight to ten cases were heard by the War Investigating Commission Friday. General Greene, Col. Lee, Maj. Hersey testified that while individual errors and discontent existed, the bulk of complaints were exaggerated or unfounded, despite noting generous American war-time supply levels.
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Washington
Gen. Greene
Mawilay
Col. Lee
Camp Thomas
Maj
Hersey
Joogevel Rough Riders
Bank Examiner probes Yyadeamews bank in New York area
National Bank Examiner Kimball continued review of the Yyadeamews bank affairs in New York on Thursday. He indicated the bank’s assets and liabilities were uncertain but pointed to losses potentially reaching tens of millions, with implications for the bank’s operations and associated individuals.
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New York
National Bank
Kimball
Yyadeamews
Governor Clough Denounces War Department Order
Minnesota governor reacts to revocation of orders sending Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers from Duluth and St Paul. He vows to mobilize settlers defense if needed, cites red tape and possible further call for volunteers amid reported Indian threats and troop movements near Leech Lake and Cass Lake.
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Mivu
Clough
Fourteenth Minersola
Duluth
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Hacon
War Department
Washington
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Cass Lakes
Chey
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Gaede St. Thinl
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Becon
Leech
Fort Snelling
Minnesota Volunteers
Fosston
Great Northern
Merriam Park
Troy
Camp van Tucee
Tstate
Ferris
Ming
Leech Lake
Bull Island
Iaboul
Grueland
Here
Losses of the Navy in the War Report
The Navy reports seventeen killed and sixty seven wounded, with most wounded returning to duty. Major actions included Manila Bay, Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo, Cienfuegos, and Cardenas. The tally notes sixty four of the wounded went back to duty and one death from wounds. The report calls the losses among the most remarkable in naval history.
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Washington
Eailors
United States Navy
Lees
Navy Department
Dewey
Manila
Guantanamo
Cienfuegos
Queman
Winslow
Cardenas
Sun Jinan
Srorld
Three Boys Cremated In Wisconsin Fire Tragedy
Green Bay October 10. Three boys, Emlane Frank Daniels and Jor Juyr Klep, were burned to death in a blaze at a local burn near the city. Fire officials say the tragedy occurred early evening in a private residence, with neighbors reporting smoke and flames. The victims’ ages and further details were not immediately released as investigators assess the scene.
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Green Bay, Wis
Emlane Frank Daniels
Jor Juyr Klep
Ina
Indian Schools Progress Report Under Commissioner Joyce
The 1920s era summary shows 347 boarding and a matching number of day schools serving about 52,000 pupils. Attendance has risen for 21 years, with 78 percent rated good or average and 24 percent bad or worthless. The commissioner sees potential to convert many wards into productive adults and urges compulsory attendance and full enrollment on reservations where feasible. Coeducation with public schools is tested this year with uncertain results.
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Yiog
Ocn
E. al
Commssioner of Indian Affairs
A. Joyce
Pas
Jones
Passing of the Boycott in Labor Movement
The passage describes segments of the boycott's fate as of October 9 and outlines debates within the Incal Federation and central bodies about new labor strategies. It notes push to study methods for countering labor crushers and mentions the AFL convention in December in Denver where changes may be considered. Local employers report the boycott weakening.
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Chisapa
Chien
Incal Federation of Lauber
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Fire devastates barn ruin on unknown origin
TheDunkle boy visited with two cousins and four boys slept in a barn. One boy woke from heat leaped from a window and saved himself. The rest perished as the northern portion of the barn burned. Their charred bodies were recovered Saturday morning. Three horses and a large fattening product and implements were lost.
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Thedunkle
Spain Yields to Pressure on Philippine Question
Spain indicated willingness to consider American proposals but noted the Philippines question remains under discussion by the Peace Commission. The exchange showed mutual firmness. Dublin mourned Charles Turnell Chadlands as a victim in ceremonies, while a separate note described a fatal railroad accident near Knadilly involving Green and another man.
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Paris
Meda
Gwace Gxamigsion
Spain
Hug
Philippines
Stoothness
Labor tensions and political unrest across unions and Paris troops
The text notes union influence on product labels and a feared nationwide boycott while Paris receives orders for 400 infantry to reinforce security. Debs predicts large reinforcement levels, with reports of 10 000 troops and rations, amid a tense atmosphere. Political figures discuss monetary policy and currency standards influencing public sentiment.
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Paris
Sovernmeant
Dour Des Debs
Wisconsin State News and Banking Referendum Highlight Milwaukee Meeting
The Wisconsin State Bers held their sixth annual convention in Milwaukee electing a president. A banking regulation proposal was adopted to be voted on in November, aiming to curb unsafe banking, protect deposits, and promote conservative practices. Joseph Stoertybach, seven, was robbed of 15000 including Stevens Point bonds and government notes. the tin box with money was buried in his woodshed and later reinterred after the theft.
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Wisconsin
Bers
Milwaukee
Josep Stoertvbach
Steve
Stevens Point
Circular letter aids La Fayette statue fund drive
State Superintendent Emery urged principals to back the La Fayette Memorial Commission in raising funds for a statue in Veance. The article notes a ceremony at Cree Episcopal church and lists multiple local figures and incidents, including a Milwaukee arson case and local deaths, with brief community updates.
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la Fayette
Emery
la Fayette Memorial
America
Mive
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