Notable Deaths and Incidents Reported in Manila and Across Regions
Major F A Whit of the Sixth Infantry died in Manila on the 11th from heart disease. Miss Chandler, an American army nurse, denounces Army medical system in Manila. A motor car robbery on the Omaha and Council Blot Railway and Bridge Co line yielded about $40 to two masked men at midnight. passengers were unharmed. Budapest singer Nemethy died after a stage poisoning incident blamed on a mistaken act. John H R, Texas railway commissioner and Jeff Davis cabinet survivor, says he will resign next January to write his memoirs. Judge Reagan is noted as 80. At West Point forty cadets receive the harshest punishment for hazing after saluting Tactical Oliver Lindsay in the mess hall. Arthur Taylor and George Featherstone, both about six years old, are jailed in Victor Colorado for wrecking a Midland Terminal train and attempting to derail the Florence and Cripple Creek train. property loss estimated at $40,000.
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F. A. Whit
Sixth Infantry
Manila
Miss Chandler
Omaha & Conneil Blot Railway and Bridge Company
Royal Opera House
Budapest
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Nemethy
Dois John H.R
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Jeff Davis
Reagan
Weet Point Academy
Oliver Lindsay
Silenes
Arthur Taylor
George Featherstone
Victor
Colorado
Midland Terminal
Independence
Florence and Cripple Creek
Ball DT
Dated Notices and Local Incidents Reported in Baker City Chronicle
The Baker City itemization lists infant deaths from bowel illness, a veteran Oregon pioneer Josee Clayton, and various local misfortunes. It notes a dishonorable discharge from the First Cavalry at Seattle, smallpox quarantines in Klickitat County, and a Spokane incident involving a revolver and anonymous woman. It mentions construction plans for a new Presbyterian church in Lewiston and a woman injured by a can explosion near Jefferson, plus a Wheeler County death and English immigrant Thomas Watson. It also references Astoria’s potential relocation of the Pioneer Woolen Mills to Astoria and a 22,000 abidiy for a company site at Dallas. Harry M. Randall of the Valencia dies by self-inflicted action at Seattle, with a young, quiet air about him.
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William
Towlan
First Cavalry
Seattle
Klickitat County
Wash
Spokane
Sanday
Lew Jetan
Thalia
Fe Belog
Yengenseite
Mra. L. J. Cavle
Jefferson
Armen
Thomas Watson
Fora
Wheeler County
Baneday
Hindnens
Tle
Oregon
Oregvon
England
Astoria
Dallas
Polk County
Harry M. Randall
Valencia
Ett Linanelfon
Seaptie
Randall
Valancia
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Readers
Readers report relief from female health issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's remedy. Letters describe long illnesses including back and stomach pain, irregular menstruation, and nervous distress, with praise for the advice and results.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Russia Excites Alarm as Japan Fears China Armistice
The international scene grows tense over Russia and China as Japan backs Britain in Shanghai and Germany objects. Reports from Washington detail armistice talks between Japan, China, and allied powers to safeguard ministers and civilians in Pekin. Dispatches describe military moves near Tang Chow and Tung Chow with varying forecasts on Pekin’s fall.
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New York
Herald
Washington
New Chiang
Trong
Shanghai
Great Britain
Germany
New Ohwang
Kueria
Japan
Kole
Dayetapan
China
Pekin
Wu Bangs Movement Reported Linked to Shanghai Clash
A late dispatch reports a byline on foreign differences near Shanghai and a potential tie to naval actions similar to Admiral Seymour. The text references Wu Bangs and a New Orleans call from Cavite as part of lingering tension surrounding the Pekin situation.
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Pekin
New Orleans
Washington
Tlin
Dieputch
Shanghai
New Orleane
Cavite
Roosevelt Breaks With Bryan In Gilded Age Debates
New York reporters quote Theodore Roosevelt as skeptical of Bryan and McKinley. Roosevelt cites Republican independence and distrusts party bosses while praising his own temperament and views on the 1900 campaign. The older Roosevelts are noted as Democratic and Roosevelt’s stance signals cross‑party tensions in the era.
Resolutions Urge Backing Bryan Over McKinley
A political convention laments imperialism and endorses William Jennings Bryan. Dr C W Maharoon leads pledges, Mercer calls the meeting to order, with Kidwin Burritt Bmith of Chicago as temporary chair. Bowden Routwell declares support for Bryan, while the resolutions urge withholding from McKinley and backing Bryan for president.
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Tifianapolis
Aggy. I
Sean Lave
Athlon Portal Bat League
C. W. Maharoon
Washington
League Lawleig
Mercer
Kidwin Burritt Bmith
Chicago
Choy
Livia Mile Rein
Routwell
Maseeleetta
Hiw
Akleen
Cnna
Bryan
Bowrke Cochran
Simple Citizen Hero Prompts Ambition Over Kings
The article reports a crowd at Sunnyaide Park for the anneal teething of the Cyvited Debit soe in Cook County. Bryan declares his goal is to be president to serve the people, saying true greatness lies in being a simple citizen rather than a king in any land.
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Bryan
Stevenson
Sunnyaide Park
Cook County
Tin Woowih
Thie Puntey
Barker Eligible? Lincoln Nomination Embroiled in Citizenship Issue
A Lincoln dispatch reports Wharton Parker, a presidential hopeful and former candidate, may be ineligible due to citizenship status. The issue centers on a past incident that could affect his eligibility before the party’s state convention.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Wharton Parker
Rikeidt
Stwhoeewalan
Conyne
Unclear OCR Record of Homeward Journey Encounter
Fragmentary report notes Gounell Khalfe in Tennessee at one hour on the homeward run. It mentions Bryan being received in Atlanta Avocs Soola and Cornell Blaffa but shows no replies to people at any pace.
Timber Threatened By Vast Forest Fire Near Loveland
Rainfall and strong winds fanned a massive fire in the mountains near Loveland Colorado on August 10. Dense smoke cloaked the area as crews battled to protect timber stands and prevent spread toward nearby towns.
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Loveland
Colo
Fiattop
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