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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
1
Miss Suarl ing, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilding of Philadelphia, married yesterday at Trosity church in Prank, Lawrence, Jr of New York. Only invited guests were present, ceremony performed by Histap We WL MeVieher.
The commission’s preliminary report to the president recounts Spain’s fall, Aguinaldo’s role, and the emergence of a Filipino push for national independence. It notes no firm U.S. pledge, stresses education gaps, and argues American occupation is essential to prevent anarchy while guiding eventual self government.
Extensive dispatches from Ladysmith and surrounding fronts recount Boer activity with the British relief efforts and key engagements. Reports note 860 casualties across actions, with Colenso and Mafeking events shaping the ongoing struggle as telegraph disclosures reveal shifting positions and strategic setbacks.
Returning war hero Frederick Funston and his wife arrived in Topeka amid a pageant of praise. Crowds cheered through stations as schools closed and business paused, while fans and friends crowded the depot to greet the famed Manila hero and his son, amid an atmosphere of national pride and jubilant reception.
Widespread reports describe political strife in Manila and allied territories, with discussions on independence, church influence, and property ownership. The dispatch notes the Guam mercantile shifts and sea transport, while U.S. and local authorities weigh political maneuvering, public sentiment, and economic pressures amid unsettled governance.
New York November 2 The Tribune reports advancing talks on a major independent telegraph and telephone venture linked to the Whittier Syndicate. Promoters including Sam Whitney and others have worked months on maps and copper wiring plans to build a nationwide system crossing the Mississippi river toward western towns. A May or June meeting is planned to organize the company, aiming to undercut Bell Telephone rates and gain authority to lay wires under public franchise grants.
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