MacArthur reports capture of Shields party near Marinduque
Washington dispatches from Manila say Capt. Devereaux Shields and 51 men of the Twenty-ninth Volunteer Infantry left Santa Cruz for Torrijos to return overland. MacArthur fears the entire party was captured with many killed or wounded, and orders pursuit and rescue operations ongoing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
MacArthur
War Department
Manilla
Devereaux Shields
Twenty-ninth Volunteer Infantry
Santa Cruz
Portises
Shields
Adjutant General
Washington
Bhely
Twenty- Ninth Regiment
United States Volunteer Infantry
Marinduque
Villalobos
Torrijos
Boag
Yorktown
George S. Anderson
Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
Marindugque
Anderson
Logan
Luzon
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
Beveridge Sees National Control as Trust Remedy
Senator Beveridge urged national regulation of trusts at Columbus Nebraska noting that corporations formed in New Jersey or Nebraska should face equal rules. He contrasted Republican plans to amend the constitution for federal control with Democratic opposition, arguing the Bryan approach seeks destruction rather than regulation.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Neb
Beveridge
Congress of the Republic
New Jersey
Nebraska
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bryan in Yankton Reviews Incress tescles of Republicans
Associated Press report from Yankton notes Bryan’s arrival half an hour late with few attendees but a growing crowd by speaking time. He attacked Republican bank policy, silver and greenback issues, and the nations bank question while criticizing trust magnates and urging farmers to vote Democratic. An item from Scotland, South Dakota adds Bryan answering an anonymous telegram about opposition to the gold standard.
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Republican Party
Associated Press
Yankton
S&s. D
Bryan
Sonn
Mr. Bryan
Starch Combine
Nebraska City
Neb
Scotland
Bryan Makes Principal Speech in Corn Belt Festival
A Democratic candidate's principal address occurred during a corn belt festival in Mitchell on September 28. The speaker spoke for over an hour to a large attentive audience after the Bryan train arrived, amid accusations of Republican covert campaigning directed at reporters in attendance.
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Mitchell
No Settlement Yet in Anthracite Miners Strike
New York reporters found no new information on a settlement with the miners strike. Delaware Lackawanna and Western president Truesdale declined to comment while independent operator John Markle arrived from Hazleton for a possible Morgan & Co conference. A Morgan spokesman denied any meeting and a Wall Street agency cited talk of miners returning at higher wages without a full settlement.
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Associated Brees
New York
Truesdale
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
John Markle
Hazleton
J.P. Morgan & Co
Morgan Banking House
Wall Street
Prohibition nominee Woolley campaigns across towns
A Prohibition ticket candidate, Woolley, toured Fairmont and Blue Earth after a St Paul departure. Crowds packed opera houses and public squares as Samuel Dickie Henry Metcalf B B Haughn and Volney B Cushing spoke. Woolley emphasized preferring defeat on the Prohibition ticket over success aiding liquor traffic.
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Woolley Daya
Associated Press
Winnebago City
Minn
St. Paul
Fairmont
Opera House
Samuel Dickie
Henry B. Metcatft
B. B. Haughn
Hon. Woolley
Volney B. Cushing
Bluearth
Henry Metcalf
Woolley
Winnebago
Body of August Behling Found Floating in River
Milwaukee police investigated after August Behling’s body was found tonight in the river. A deep cut over the left eye and bruises suggest foul play. he had been missing for a week and resided at 1028 Seventh Street.
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Angest Hehitag
Miwinkes & Weee
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
August Behling
Behling
Seventh Street
Brother Fatally Shoots Brother During Hunt Near Kilnear
In Hilicothe Ohio on September 28 David Brooke was shot dead by his brother Atmos after a quarrel over a dog during a hunting trip. Atmos seized the gun and fired, killing David instantly. Atmos fled into the woods but was arrested.
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MN Hilicothe
Ohio
David Brooke
Atmos
Amos
David
Almecl
Boxer Power Breaks With Chinese Government Report
From reliable Chinese sources comes word that Kang Ti the Boxer leader is said to have committed suicide in Pekin The Herald Shanghai correspondent notes the empress dowager has replaced Prince Tuan with Wan Wen Chao If true the Boxer power would be breaking with the Chinese government General Kang Yi the War department head is said to have joined the Boxer propaganda and helped destroy the legations in Pekin Wan Wen Chao a Chingmuan is said to hold finance and state council roles
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Boxer Power
Prince Tuan
Kang Ti
Mave
Associated Prose
New York
Boxer Teader
Pekin
Saya the Herald
Shanghai
Empress Domwager
Wan Wen Chao
Kang Yi
War Department
Liu Kun Yi
Nankin
Kang Yin
Total
Swatow
Department of Finance
Council of State
Assassin of Von Ketteler Trial Nears Verdict
Pekin reports the Manchu assassin of Baron Von Ketteler was tried by court martial. No new evidence appeared, the er defendant to be held in hope of further information. Li Hung Chang expected within a week as legations await developments. General Fukushima returns after twelve days at Taku.
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Associated Press
Pekin
Baron von Ketteler
Martini
Li Hung Chang
Fukushima
Taku
Strike not ended amid hopes for settlement in Hazleton area
Hazleton and surrounding towns report no official end to the strike as President Mitchell denies any negotiation or knowledge of a 10 percent wage offer. Operators say conditions are quiet in the Wyoming valley while Shenandoah merchants and workers hope for a settlement within the week. A strikers’ visit to a Girardville-tollery induced workers to quit.
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Hazleton
Mitchell
Tooon
Wilkesbarre
Fire at Fond du Lac destroys Helmer Milling Plant
A Fond du Lac fire destroyed the Helmer Milling plant and an adjoining elevator storing 30,000 bushels of grain. Estimated loss runs to about 865,000 with ~65,000 insured. The plant was regarded as one of the state’s best.
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Helmer
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Fond du Lac
Helmer Milling
Joss
Threaten to Strike In Five-Company District Demand Hikes
Jackson Sept 23 An ultimatum from the district president and state board of mine workers to the president of Oakhill in this county demands a 80 cent per ton wage scale, up from 60 cents, or a strike will begin tomorrow affecting five companies.
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Ghin
Associated Prena
Jackson
State Board of Mine Workers
Oakhill
Russian dispatch on Kirin capture by Augustoff forces
An Associated Press dispatch from St Petersburg reports General Augustoff confirming the occupation of Kirin on September 24. Chinese troops were disarmed and Kirin Gella, also Kirin-Oula, a Manchurian town and seaport capital of Seongaree, is described as surrounded by earthen ramparts and housing a Manchu viceroy.
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Cisy da Manchoris
Oomparee
Associated Press
Petersburg
Augustoff
War Office
Rennenkampf
Kirin
St. Petersburg
Kirin- Gella
Kirin-Oula
Manchuria
Seongaree
Roosevelt to speak thirty minutes at Kansas City convention ball
Governor Roosevelt has agreed to deliver a thirty minute address Saturday night in the convention hall used by the Democratic national convention in Kansas City Missouri. The announcement was made today.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Oshkosh and Stevens Point prepare for Saturday football
Oshkosh normal school meets Stevens Point at 2:90 with goal of defending state title as Stevens Point brings back most of last year's squad. Oshkosh High faces Arun High of Appleton in the second bill. Local fans expect two solid showings from both schools amid thorough practice and anticipation.
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Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Arun High
Appleton
Seura
Ed Kelley
Rosenthal
Stewart
Oo Clark
Jones
Sesss
Real estate deeds recorded in Oshkosh and nearby towns
The register of deeds records transfers in Oshkosh and surrounding areas. Movements include McComb to Ising in Lot 4, Wright's subdivision. Dichmann to Altmeyer Lot 23. Zentner to Kuenzl Lot 7. Dougherty to Oshkosh Brewing Co. Lots 1 and 2 in F B King's addition. Proctor to Baumann West 150 feet of Int 17. Kircher to Peterstica Lot 12 in Ford's addition. Cheney to Beattie in town of Clayton. Chenes to Beattie in NW of SW of Sec 10. Fleweger to Sexton in Neenah town island lots. Greening to Anderson in Vinland. Weinman to Payno in Vinland. Anderson to Church in Winneconne town. Values range from 1 to 12,060 dollars, covering multiple towns and additions.
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Travefere
Omer
Deesia
Oshkosh
C. McComb
Gao
P. Ising
Philip ‘¥. Wright
Subillvision
Tenth Ward
Kilian Dichmann
Carrie Altmeyer
Ford
John Smith
Third Ward
Joseph Kircher
Louisa Peterstica
Fourth Ward
Clayton
Mary M. Cheney
Horace Beattie
Ransley Chenes
Neenah
Joseph Fleweger
Sarah Sexton
Vinland
William H. Greening
Andrew Anderson
Sweat
Finian
Jacob Weinman
Geatke Payno
Seo
Ion
Winneconne
William Church
Aly
Sete
La Follette Opens Republican Campaign in Green Bay
Robert M. La Follette, Republican candidate for governor, opened the campaign in Green Bay with a torchlight parade to Hagemeister's park. Two bands, fireworks, and a large attendance accompanied the rally as applause followed his speech.
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Green Iay
Epeolas
Greeny Bay
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Hagemeister’s Park
la Vollette
Conference on coal strike settlement in Lackawanna district
Representatives of big coal companies meet at Lehigh Valley offices in Wilkes Barre to discuss a settlement plan for the miners strike. The meeting considers wage increases, powder price cuts, and whether to recognize the United Mine Workers. The plan hinges on approval by district presidents and a three-district joint convention.
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Associated Press
Wilkesharre
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lathrop
Lehigh Valley Company
Truesdale
Lackawanna Company
New York
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Mrr
Mitchell
Stony Williams Business College Organizes Football Team
A football team is organized at Williams' Business College on South Main Street. Officers elected include Manager Raleigh Boynton Captain Charles Clark Secretary E. M. Schneider Treasurer Prof. T. J. Williams. The squad weighs at least 145 pounds per man and will train immediately to defend the season.
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Academe
Willtane
Business College
Wiliams’ Business College
South Main Street
Raleigh Boynton
Charles Clark
E. M. Schneider
T. J. Williams
Cuam Cers
Aion
Clapk
Boynton
Soefers Set to Appleton in Riverview Matchup
The Altoma Country Club nine heads to Appleton Saturday to face River View Country Club at Riverview links. Team roster lists W C Hewitt OC, William Wallen, Hoag an, Schriher, E M Crane, Fred Athearn, Phil H Sawyer, F E Mitchel, T A Borkwell with a substitute, Witt Endemear noted as potential star in decisive game.
Pacific Blockade Seen Involving Chinese Ports
Washington dispatch reports Russian authorities discuss a pacific blockade against Chinese naval ports near Shanghai to constrain China without full war. The note covers historical pacific blockades, their legal standing, and past examples from Greece, Crete, Formosa, and other nations, alongside potential Chinese targets such as Niuchwang Taku Tien Tsin Shanghai Foo Chow Amoy and Whang Poa.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Br Petersburg
Shangha
Russia
Navy Department
Fm International
Greece
Turkey
New Granada
England
Mexico
France
la Plaia
Formosa
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Italy
Hussa
Crete
Ofurope
Hong Kong
Institute de Droit International
Pacific
United States
Spain
Cu- Dan
St. Petersburg
Afso
Niuchwang
Taku
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Amoy
Whang Poa
Appleton Club to Host Final Inter-Urban Match
Appleton club plans a supper at the new club house after the twelve o'clock inter urban game. Algoma Country club members are invited to attend the social event. This is the third and final match in the series between the two clubs. The Appleton course has two new holes, making the contest eighteen holes unless wet weather forces seven laps of the seven hole course.
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Appleton Club
Algoma Country Club
Death notices for Mrs Miracle and Gabriel Jackson
Mrs Anna Miracle wife of John I Miracle died of consumption at St Marys hospital after a year long illness. She had been in New Mexico seeking health and leaves a widower and a two month old child. Funeral at Eldorado Sunday near eight. Gabriel Jackson a colored man and former county poor farm inmate died at Alexian Teachers hospital of dropsy after illness. Funeral details from Danish Lutheran church.
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John Miracin
Gabe Jackson
Dion
Alexian Hospital
Anna Miracle
John I. Miracle
St. Mary
New Mexico
Mie
Vlansimi Vive
Mra
D. George Mueller
Elf
Richard McCabe
Waupaen
Joseph Blackbird
MaCabe
Flora
Henry Meath
Cedar Rapids
John McCabe
Fond du Lac
Eldorado
James B. Nelson
Reed Street
Jafferson Avenue
Rev. J. Naarup
Gabriel Jackson
Alexian Tirachers’ Hospital
Bowling Contest At Metropolitan Alley Ends In Metropolitan Win
A Thursday bowling contest at Metropolitan alley featured two Lerma teams of eight men. The Metropolitan team defeated Lerma by a total of 1994 to 1852. The lineup included captain Charles Sheets and players William Montgomery, George Miller, Ed Harnish, William Wichmann, Fred Jewett, Frank Schneider, Charles Geiger, and E. Coleenplain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Riles
Charles Sheets
William Montgomery
George Miller
Ed. Harnish
Wiliam Wichmann
Fred Jewett
Frank Schneider
Charles Geiger
BE. T. Coleenplain
Henry Bass
F. Noll
Edward Wandrey
F. Burger
Chicago
William Milter
G. Guenther
Jenn Vogtmann
Roberts reports sharp fight from Pretoria dispatch
Lord Roberts reports to the war office from Pretoria dated Sept 27 that Boers attacked part of a force at Pienaar’s river station and were repulsed after three hours. Butler took Maemae river and the eastern Burghers' pasa on Sept 26 after stiff resistance. Heibilgon, Reitz and Taaley are reoccupied.
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London
Lord Roberta
War Office
Pretoria
Pienarrs
River Station
Butler
Maemae River
Pasa
Heilibgon
Reitz
Tasley
Trial Begins in Oshkosh Over Abusive Language Charge
The city of Oshkosh prosecutes Ferdinand Pagenkopf for using abusive language toward Mrs. Clara Elwood. The trial opened with jurors sworn and testimony underway as defense counsel challenged the ordinance authority and the city’s power under Oshkosh charter. A second count for intoxication and disorderly conduct is scheduled after the abusive language case.
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Usine Abadiva Langosge
Sars PL Fineh
Iin
Oshkush
Ferdinand Pagenkopf
Parenkopf
Bs Aggkes Asy
Cly aAttorney Kinwie
Pinch
Oshkosh
Tagenkopf
Pagenkopf
City of Oshkosh
Clara Elwood
Charles Hale
Harvey C. Nash
B. T. Higgins
Fred Zentner
William Fleming
Ideson
Oshkosh May Seek Next Year Conference of M E Church
Oshkosh may invite the next annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church after this year’s Appleton gathering. A First M E church board meeting formed a committee of Rev. S H Anderson C Smith and J F W Decker with power to act on behalf of the church. Meanwhile G H Cameron remains unconscious after injuries from a street car strike, with doctors offering little hope of recovery. Weather notes forecast showers and warmer conditions in northern and western portions with southeasterly winds.
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Oshkosh
M. E. Church
Appleton
S. H. Anderson
C. Smith
J. F. W. Decker
G. H.cameron
Benls
Mr. Cameron
Hone Balng
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