War Investigators Hear War Medical Shortages And Disease Claims
Lexington Kentucky November 4. Witnesses including Dr Edgar A Mearns Major Glennan and Major Cogswell testified about medical supply shortages at Cuba Cuba transport issues and the lack of lime for sanitation at camps Thomas and Mobile They described disease breeding sites at Camp Thomas and his reports that were ignored and insufficient medical officers and ambulances in the field.
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Lexington
War Investigating Commission
Marshall
Camp Hamilton
Mitchell
Territorials
J. C. Bates
Santiago
Mobile
Chickamauga
Brooke
Montauk Point
Long Island
Cuba
Siboney
Bates
Conner
Mearns
Camp Thomas
J.D. Glennan
T& Touch
Glennan
Huidekoper
William Cogswell
Eighth Massachusetts
Chattanooga
Thomas C. Chalmers
Porto Rico
Massachu Sells
Chalmers
Reserve Hospital
Peace talks in Paris stalled over Philippine clauses
Paris dispatch notes Spain ready to resist American demands and offer the Philippines for a lump sum while seeking concessions to avoid renewed hostilities. The Daily Chronicle warns a war with a 330 million solatium would be madness, and French papers advise Spain against European intervention.
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Paris Corres Y
Morene
Philippines
Spain
Daily Chronicle
Paris
The
Times
London
Insane Beaver Dam Worker Wounds Nine Then Shot
Adam Hammer, a factory worker at J. S. Rowell Manufacturing in Beaver Dam Wisconsin, became violent after a stress episode. He wounded nine employees with a shotgun and was finally shot in the right shoulder by Lieutenant Arthur Tibbetts to prevent further harm. None of the victims were fatally wounded. A separate note follows about heirs of the late Duc De Grandmontes linked to a 24,000,000 franc estate and Eli De Grandmiente’s pursuit of proof in North America.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Adam Hammer
Hammer
J. S. Rowell Manufacturing Company
Arthur A. Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Winnipeg
de Grandmante
Ashland
Victoria
B. C
Duc de Grandmonte
Department of the Seine
France
Canada
United States
de Grandmontes
Eli de Grand“miente
Wilde prize awarded to Charles J. Schott in Washington
Charles J. Schott, head of the computation division at the coast and geodetic survey, wins the Wilde prize for terrestrial magnetism work. The Academy of France honors him as the world’s most worthy discoverer or writer in astronomy, chemistry, zoology, physics, or mechanics. General Bacon praises bravery in Minnesota action and urges promotions and medals for several soldiers.
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Washington
Charles J.4.schott
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Academy of France
Schott
France
Bacon
Leech Lake
Minn
Corbin
Tenny Ross
Thomas Kelly
Oscar Burkhard
Herbert J. Barris
United States
O'Connor
Wilkinson
Inquiry into Indian Affairs deputy marshals in Chippewa region
Washington, Nov 2 Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones welcomed an inquiry into statements about deputy marshals in the Chippewa region and said he would welcome scrutiny of his information. If found wrong he would be glad to end it. Detroit, Nov 2 a letter from Amelia Soonebend notes the deceased was a cousin of Prince Hohenlohe and the daughters support this claimed relationship.
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Washington
Indian Affairs
Jones
Chippewa
Prince Hohenloken
Detroit
Amelia Soonebend
Prince Hoheniohe
A Senator’s Warning on Territory and Treaty Power
A large Worcester audience heard Senator George F. Hoar denounce acquisition of foreign lands by conquest or treaty, arguing the US should not become an empire. He cites Hawaii by consent, but condemns Philippines conquest, warns of a growing debt, and urges adherence to constitutional limits and republican equality.
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Worcester
Mass
George FY. Hoar
Willan
HM. Moody
John L. Bates
Mechanic's Hall
Hoar
Wos
Spain
United States
America
Plymouth
Washington
England
Gladstone
Porto Rico
Senate
House of .Representatives
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Mexico
Supreme Court
United States of Central America Formed With Joint Governing Plan
News from Acapulco reports three Central American states Salvador Nicaragua and Honduras forming a United States of Central America. A three member provisional leadership will govern until March when a president is elected for four years. Governors will be appointed by the three republics and a Salvadoran election may follow. The proposed executive chair is J Ron Fascose of Salvador with contenders Regalado Villeplencia and Melendez for gubernatorial posts.
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United States of Central America
Flas
San Francisco
Acapulog
South American
Salvador
Nicarauga
Honduras
Yestor de iV
Acapulco
Amapala
Salvador Caliego
Miguel Agnes Aparte
Manuel Corrales Matus
Nicaranga
J. Ron Fascose
Thomas Regalado
Horacio Villeplcencia
Carlos Melendez
William at Jerusalem Concesion Ceremony Cherished by German Catholics
The Jerusalem consecration of the Church of the Redeemer featured Emperor William and Empress Augusta with grand pomp. They rode from the Turkish troops lined route to the Babel tower and walked to the church where the imperial choir and clergy celebrated. The emperor read the church constitution and expressed hope for divine blessings. Cardinal Kopp praised the emperor's policy and generosity. Maryland's Post Office on Wheels trial announced a mobile postal service in Westminster with route boxes and potential money order and registry facilities.
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therTtedgemar
Jerusalem
Babel
William
Kopp
Amperor
Maryland
Westminster
Wheela
Fugitive bank comptroller arrested in Bohemia case
Lambert Wilt the absconding comptroller of Bunglau Savings bank Bohemia and his wife and aunt were brought to Chicago from St Louis to await Bohemia instructions. Wilt confessed to embezzling about 45000 and expressed relief at ending his fugitive status. The wife claimed innocence regarding her husband’s defalcation.
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Chicago
Lambert Wilt
Bunglau Savings Bank
Bohemia
St. Louis
Witt
Europe
America
Moores Filing Rehearing On Ouster Judgment
Mayor Frank E. Moores of Omaha has filed a motion for rehearing and reversal with the Nebraska Supreme Court. He contends the ouster writ conflicts with prior decisions and cites irregularities, noting he has served nearly two years of his term.
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Moores
Figld
Lincoln
Neb
Frank E. Moores
Omaha
Supreme Court
T Tme
No European warfare and French recall of ambassador
London reports say Baron de Courcel's term as French ambassador might end with no rush to appoint a successor. French public opinion rejects war over Fashoda while British cabinet cautions restraint. Meanwhile Major Marchand's expedition plans and Egyptian troop actions escalate prewar tensions.
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Biron de Courcel
England
London
The
Daily - Mail
France
Fashoda
Baron de Courcel
Cauph
Capmany
Baron de Courveil
Lord Salisbary
Ashoda
Miraciles
the Daily
Graphic
Morny Ing
Paris
Buratler
Marchand
Ubanghi
Ons
Pashoda
Hina
Marchind
Aghe Bahr
Ghazal'territé
Marchana
Great Britain
Omidura
Marchan
Mad
Gibraltar
Toulon
Brest
Marseilles
Reme
Daily Chronicle
Bizerta
Tunis
Malta
Egypt
Swallow-Miler Controversy Denied by Campaign Leader
Philadelphia reports Chairman Guirinan rejects any foundation for the Swallow-Miler tale, asserting there was no conversation or conversion involving the alleged claim. Wilkes-Barre and Pittsburgh items follow on libel and industry notes.
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Philadelphia
M. Guirinan
Cuba to Havana Journey Time Mentioned in Transit Note
A brief transit note states that travelers can reach Havana in about 54 hours. The reference highlights general travel time for passengers between unspecified points and Cuba, emphasizing a long journey duration.
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Cuba
Havana
Prohibition Vote Falls Short In Narrow Ballot Result
Fragmentary OCR shows a vote on prohibition with 15 to 13,884 in favor and only 29 percent turnout among eligible voters. The snippet implies a close result and low participation without full context or location.
Produce Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Regions
Trade reports from Philadelphia and Baltimore list stable winter superfine flour at 2.25 to 2.50 per unit and firm wheat prices for No.2 red. Corn and oats hold steady, with butter and cheese showing varied regional values. beef, pork, and lard display modest movements. Live stock in New York and state markets reflect steady to firm tendencies, with lambs and sheep showing cautious demand.
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Philad’ ‘Phia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
City
Western Creamery
Do. Zachery
Hegde
BP Ctie
Western
Rye Simer
Sie
Ste. Hayquot and
Steady
New York
Tair
Hholes
Fir
East Liberty
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Pike
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Doe Placbotine
W. HL. Johnson
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Eet Eta
Edgar A. Mearns
Major Glennan
Crank
Lebanon
Garrett Dressler
Cornwall Township
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Mr. Hoar
Frank B. Horst
Shaefferstown
Berlin
Constantinople
Frankfurter Zeitung
Palageade
Straus
Perkey
Wiliam
Camp Meade
Middletown
Howard
War Department
Athens
Augusta
Summerville
S. C
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
George F. Becker
United States Geological Survey
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Becker
Botkin
McVey
Delaware
Federal Court
Budd
Mra Botkin
Superior Court
Mra. Botkin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harrisburg
William Alden
First Division
F. J. Kirby
St. Joseph's
Sisters of Charity
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Joe Boleti
John Macholi
Nother
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Macholi
Garman
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