Charleston Struck By Heavy Seas and Grounding of Warship
A Charleston cruiser widens disaster tale as heavy seas force grounding off Kamigin Island. Crew abandons ship, two days later salvage attempts fail, transport Aztec meets the party, and the Oregon battleship joins the scene. Farther, a Chicago man shoots his brother-in-law and is captured after a standoff. A New York cigar makers syndicate forms with $9.06 million capital to curb competition. Mrs. McLane, widow of Maryland governor, dies in Paris at about 70.
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Masia
Sas
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Charleston
Kamigtin
Park
Almont
Henssen
Engina
John PD McDonald
Dom- Intel Gynn
Gulf of Lingayet
Wheaton
McDowall
Oregon
Helena
Kamiguin Island
Tuzen
Watson
the Lave
Chicago
Frank Anderson
Dugene Opp
Anderson
Oficera
Walder Hernxhelma
New Orleans
Protests and wartime statements span Geneva to Nov 16
A compilation of dispatches covers colonial warfare views on the Geneva Convention, Boer and British actions at Pretori, and Powells critique of native use while noting Boer shelling of hospitals and a women’s hospital in the town. Also reports Monroe’s bigamy case, Pacific Island treaty questions, Surgeon General totals, Rockefeller pledge, and October imports exports.
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Tadilon
Matehing
On Tanner
Crome
Ansey
Cronje
Swindling quartet jailed in New York case
A group of prisoners tied to a nationwide fraud ring was rounded up in New York after months of surveillance. Key figure Alonzo Whitmanion led a gang using forged drafts and fake mortgage schemes to extract funds from banks and trusts across cities, with arrests extending to Pittsburgh and Chicago as authorities pursue further charges.
Proposed World's Trust Gains Steam With Steel Wire Plan
The article discusses a proposal to form a world trust led by key industrial players. It cites figures on land Mort and river accounts, mentions Germany and Great Western, and notes potential price impacts of about $10 per ton with possible increases of $20 per ton by certain connections. It argues for large capitalization and national corporations while calling for royalties and annual fees to sustain the trust.
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Great Westarn
Pianee
Germany
Ron
Thordin
Gertie
Gatew
Rikterme
United States
Siam's terror typhoon wrecks transport horses
A transport vessel carrying 350 horses was hit by a typhoon near Siam and Chaing-land, four days from Manin. The ship rolled, horses were thrown overboard and maimed. 350 horses died, bodies remaining on deck for days before disposal. The vessel was blown about a thousand miles off course.
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Adina
Siam
Chaim Land
Manin
Ahorkn
Military Movements and Incidents From the War Era
United States infantry ships sail from New York to the Philippines. A burglary at a bank in Enelid fails to yield money. A Cambria steel plant is damaged in Tehostown Ta amid harbor infiltration. A Russian army colonel is denied permission to volunteer in the Transcann army. A Toronto man is jailed for years on a relief case. The fragmentary report notes POWs and a park street theft incident.
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Forty-third
United States Infantry
New York
Philippines
Hurglara
Garflatd Sasnga
Enelid
Cambria
Tehostown
Indofinleely
Tanis Napoleon
Ben Canin
Toronto
Gatarth
Agnes Coyne
A. Tr Prarre
Battle of San Jacinto amid Philippine insurgent clash
A detailed account describes the San Jacinto fight where U S forces, including the Thirty-third Infantry, engage insurgents in Luzon. The battle, marked by heavy close-quarters fighting, heavy casualties on both sides, and a Gatling gun deployment, ends with American forces marching into Tan Fa Wan and insurgents retreating toward Dagupan. General Wheaton and Major Logan are among the high-ranking casualties, while Aguinaldo reportedly withdraws toward Dagupan with estimates of large opposing forces.
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Gan Ja
Arut
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Joan
Lugar
Luzon
San Jacinto
Ragimen
Andes
John A. Loan
Crony
Marat
Logan
Marsh Hankel
Gatling
Lown
Marsh
Dagupan
Outporia
Tan Fa- Wan
Manila
Wheaton
Young
Aguinaldo
Byrailroad
Fabian
Widow of Major Falls to Philippines Receives Telegrams
Mrs Loran Logan widow of Major Alfed falls in battle in the Philippines. President McKinley telegrams express sorrow as Logan is cited for gallantry in the San Jacinto engagement. Major John A Logan Jr born July 146%, pursued real estate career in Washington before marriage to Mina Andrews. He served at least two years at West Point, later promoted through ranks. three children survive.
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Logan
Mra
Loran
Pilippines
MelKinley
Ban Jacinto
Weak Point Academy
Ogee
Washington
Mina Fallth Andrews
Neslat
John C Bates
Wihener Bates
Santa Chara
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