Finance and trade wind through war rumors in New York
A late October digest notes foreign events stirring markets from London to New York. Wheat gyrated amid war fears as prices rose and fell while western stocks gain on railroad hopes after a Trunk Line ruling. Domestic demand and Grains strength offset global jitters as Minneapolis records record flour output and irregular price movement persist despite overall exceptional conditions. Exploding boiler kills three at Calumet and Hecla mill in Houghton Michigan.
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New York
G. Dun & Co
London
Paris
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Australia
Ecourt
Trunk Line Association
Bradstreet
Persow
Northwest
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Frederick area farm and property offerings across 150 acres to 260 acres
An assortment of farm listings near Frederick and Thurmont includes 150 acre limestone farms three miles from Frederick, a 70 acre tract near Graceham, a 200 acre property nine miles from Frederick with good buildings, and several 22 to 34 acre lots with varied improvements. Also for sale are small houses, a blacksmith stand, 350 Beach Road area holdings, and parcels with potential residences or hotels. some properties offer quick sale bargains and bonds for sale. Electric Road access noted, with descriptions of buildings, cultivation quality, and distances from Frederick.
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Frederick
Graceham
E. Church St
High OD
Adamstown
Bailroad
Feagaville
Pike
Pike House
Largeiot
Bareain
Sue Inn
Fred
Exrm
Etek
Braddock
Emory
Stanewick
Baltimore
W. R. Johnson
W. Third St
Camp Wikoff Abandoned by U S Forces
The departure of Cantam Briggins and the Fifteenth signal corps from Camp Wikoff at Montauk Point marks the complete abandonment of the place by U S forces. Signal service men say General Greelys forces were the first to occupy and the last to leave it. The company goes to Huntsville Alabama where it becomes part of the First Army corps.
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Camp Wikoff
Washington
Cantam Briggins
Fifteenth Signal Corps
Montauk Pont
United States
Signal Service
General Greely
Huntsville
Ala
First Army Corps
Gardner Defeats Kelly in 14th Round Bout at Lenox Club
Oscar Gardiner known as the Omaha Kid stopped Sammy Kelly of New York in the 14th round of a scheduled 25 round bout at 116 pounds before Lenox Athletic Club crowd. Gardiner demonstrated harder punching while Kelly showed ring generalship. the fighter won.
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Gardner
Kelly
New York
Oscar Gardiner
Omaha
Sammy Kelly
Lenox Athletic Club
Soldier Henson V. Clark Buried in Forest Glen
A young soldier Henson V. Clark died of apoplexy Monday at his father's home near Sligo Maryland. He was buried Wednesday at Carroll Chapel Forest Glen beside his mother. The funeral drew a large Montgomery county crowd. Father Rosensteel led services at Carroll Chapel. Pallbearers included Sergeants Maurice J. Clagett Corral Preston B. Ray and Calvin Swormstedt from Company K.
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Henson V. Clark
O. WH. P. Clark
Sligo
Carroll Chapel
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
Rosensteel
1St Regiment of
Maryland Volunteers
Maurice J. Clagett
Preston B. Ray
Calvin
Advertisements Seek Help and Jobs in The News
Advertisement notices under Wanted Help and Wanted Situations run at 15 cents for fifteen words. Also notes that Baltimore Mayor Manlster is ill but improving.
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Manlster
Baltimore
Heart Trouble Healed by Blood's Sarsaparilla Claim
Rebecca C Terris of Carmichael Maryland reports twenty years of heart disease and back trouble. After exhausting medicines she read of Bloods Sarsaparilla, tried four bottles and improved greatly, now free of heart trouble. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised as best tonic. sold by druggists at $1 per bottle or six for $5.
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Hood
Carmichael
Maryland
Ed Dragists
Cuban opposition grows in Havana against provisional government
The Times reports a strong movement forming in Havana against the provisional government and junta. G Pierra accuses Palma and allies of incompetence and deceit, detailing ties with the provisional regime and the Spanish-American war era. A pamphlet criticizing Santa Cruz assembly circulated widely, rallying delegates and shaping public opinion toward Manuel Sanguilly and a rising Cuban patriot leadership.
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New York
Times
G. Pierra
Havana
Pierra
General Palma
Palma
Mr. Pierra
Washington
Cuba
Junta
United States
Santa Cruz
Garcia
Cosmo de la Toriente
Manuel Sanguilly
Peace Makers Stand United Amid Philippine Question
Paris October 29 American peace commissioners remain a unified front before Spain regardless of internal views. Each member has voiced independent opinions on Philippines and sent them to Washington to aid President McKinley in formulating final instructions. A joint session is expected Monday to discuss governance and disposition of the Philippines.
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Paris
Philippines
Washington
McKinley
Society of the
Baltimore
Clara Barton
General Wood Visits Manzanillo Amid Cuban Tensions
General Rios resists disbanding Cuban troops as plans to hire soldiers are rejected by local planters who fear a military trade union. General Wood, escorted by Colonel Pettit, tours barracks, hospitals, post office, and other facilities while Lt. Lucien Young and the Hist receive acclaim for past naval actions near Manzanillo.
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Manzanillo
Cuba
United States
Leonard Wood
Santiago
Matthew Manne
Wood
Petit
Pettit
Rios
Lucien Young
Hist
General Wood
Holm
Jungen
Hornet
Young
Soldiers threaten to strike over passes at Camp Hamilton
Troops at Camp Hamilton Lexington threaten to mutiny by Oct 25 over restricted passes after disorderly conduct and shooting incidents. Regiments Third Kentucky One Hundred Sixtieth Indiana and Twelfth New York planned to refuse camp duties until the pass policy is altered, prompting suspension of dress parade and possible policy changes to avert greater trouble.
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Camp Hamilton
Lexington
Sanger
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Judicial rebuke over gossip at Cleveland court
In Cleveland on Oct 29 Judge F A Dellenbauch denounced circulating stories about lui receiving half attorney fees in a divorce case. He named Vernon Burke and Judge Lamson as sources and warned a bar meeting will decide who spread the lies. Burke is a state senator. Lamson is a common pleas judge. Dellenbauch is Hanna's close friend.
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Fudge Dellenbauch
Cleveland
F. A. Dellenbauch
Common Pleas Court
Vernon Burke
Tudge Lamson
Burke
Lamson
AL ‘A Hanna
United States
Judge Lamson
Common Pleas
Deilenbaurh
Hanna
Wisconsin Volunteers Sail Homeward From Porto Rico
The Third Wisconsin volunteers left Porto Rico aboard the Manitoba and began their homeward trip last night via the West Shore railroad from Weehawken New Jersey. Travel was in two tourist sleepers with coffee and provisions arranged along the route. The train was to make fast time and the men were reported in good condition as they departed.
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Wisconsin
New York
Wisconsin Volunteers
Porto Rico
Manitoba
West Shore
Weshawken
K. J
Wanton Rain the Maine in Salvage Plan
Washington October 28 The Acme Wrecking Company of San Francisco seeks Navy approval to raise the battleship Maine and bring it to the United States shore. If the government accepts the ship, salvage money would be paid. if not, the firm may display the vessel in major seacoast cities. No payment to the government is demanded, and officials say the request appears likely to be granted if the company is found reliable.
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Washington
Acme Wrecking Company
San Francisco
Mavy Department
Big Tountry
United States
Sap
Fashoda Snarl Aims for Cairo as Marchand Refuses Stand
London reports indicate Major Marchand is moving from Fashoda toward Khartoum and likely to Cairo to press Paris for withdrawal of the French mission. Editors note France may avoid a protectorate over Egypt while British officials discuss Egyptian sovereignty with wary caution. Officials in London and Paris weigh rumors of recall and withdrawal amid hunger and disease among marchers.
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Marchand
Iashoda
Khartoum
Cairo
Paris
Fashoda
the Times
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Egypt
Daily News
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Ict
Lord Balfour
Darleigh
Scotland
Galashiels
Valley of the Nile
Earl Spencer
Admiralty
Lord Rosebery
Greenock
Lord Selisbury
The
Standard
Dreyfus Rehearing Reveals Secret Dossier Burn Order
Paris report on cassation proceedings notes General De Boisdeffre ordered the bordereau dossier burned after the case was thought closed. No war office presence yet, and hope of producing the secret file remains slim amid political shifts. Commissioners were admitted to the court, while judges maintained a formal, reserved stance.
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Paris
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
General de Boisdeffre
Bordereau
War Office
M. Dupuy
Day
Senator Gray
Peace Commission
Ir. Manau
Porter
Mrs Botkin Indicted for Dover Murder in San Francisco
San Francisco grand jury indicts Mrs Cordelia Botkin for the murder of Mrs John P Dunning in Dover Delaware on Aug 4 2 The court declares the charge first degree murder and sets bail denied with trial assigned to the criminal department under Judge Carrell Conk The prisoner remains in police custody as the case proceeds General Kitchener receives new title Lord Kitchener of Khartoum and ASD all in Suffolk with a welcome from the queen and meetings with the Prince of Wales at Marlborough House.
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Dunning
San Francisco
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
Dover
Del
Jast
Criminal Department of
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Neo Turis
Temains
Lees
Kitchener
London
Kitichener
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Asdall
Suffolk
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
Thanksgiving Proclamation Invites National Day Of Thanksgiving
Washington October 2 The president after a cabinet meeting issued a proclamation for a day of national thanksgiving in November. He cites abundant harvests rising trade and a strengthened public credit while noting war yet to end with casualties mourned but few. He urges all citizens at home at sea or abroad to set aside Thursday as a day of thanks for seasons prosperity and victory and hope for peaceful righteousness.
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Veaterdany
Jubilee Parade Ends With Immense Peace Celebration
A great peace jubilee parade concluded a vast citywide festival marked by church services and military displays. Governor Hastings and Mayor Warwick spoke at Independence Hall while 4,000 schoolchildren sang. The parade featured 28,975 soldiers and many floats showcasing arts, trades, and colonial history, including Betsy Ross and Washington scenes, reflecting a reunited nation.
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Rico
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Dewey
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Soldiers In A Wreck Near Camp Meade Incident
A troop train carrying the Ninth Ohio colored troops to Camp Meade was struck by a freight train near Hummelstown. Six men were injured, one losing a hand to amputation. The crash followed alleged flagman error and freight-car damage. General Graham arrived and troop movements toward moving south were planned for November 7.
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Philadelphia
Camp Meade
Graham
Noy
Ninth Ohio Colored
Hummelstown
Reading Road
Harrieburgcoma
Company C
Floyd Stewart
Ohio's Gold Field Delays Sell Land Amid Gold Hype
In Malvern Ohio reports grow that gold exists in paying quantities at a new Eldorado near Malvern. Farmer Wartman has bought a 34000 mining outfit, with rumors of high assays. Farmers resist selling, spurred by offers exceeding land value, while a quartz crusher is expected to start soon. Glass industry reaches wage accord after months, with production to resume Thursday if enough workers report.
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Pines
Canal Dover
Malvern
Jacob Gopfert
Gopfert
Alfred Wartmun
Wartman
Wreck of the St Peter Reports Six Lives Lost
Reports on the schooner St Peter wreck indicate six lives lost including Mrs John Griffin captain’s wife Mate John McCrate of Kingston a seaman named Rowforth 22 and three Swedes. The captain says the storm was the worst he has seen in 157 years at sea with two Toledo residents among the crew.
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St. Peter
Toledo
John Griffin
John McCrate
Kingston
Rowforth
Oswers
Uncle shoots at niece then kills himself in Kansas street
In Leonora Kansas on October 29 William Ellot chased Miss Fannie Lashell and her sister from a dance. He fired over the sister’s head, killing Fannie. He then shot himself. Ellot, a Chicago arrival, had pursued the girl despite being her uncle after she refused his marriage proposal. In Savannah Georgia Colonel Bryan recovers from typhoid fever after a stay at a hotel. His wife plans to come from Nebraska if his condition worsens.
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Kan
William Ellot
Fannie Lashell
Ellet
Chicago
Brran
Serfone
Savanagh
Tw. J. Brran
Bryan
Nebraska
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