Insurgents Driven Back as Schwan’s Column Returns
A cable from General Otis notes General Schwan cut insurgents south of San Francisco de Malabon with unit losses and disintegration. Schwan’s force retires via impassable roads. no aim to occupy the area. Officers’ families barred from Manila. Mazatlan congestion cited. Eight Americans slightly wounded near Angeles. two more at Maraguan. Schwan’s column completes mission of punishing rebels and heads toward Des Mariavas.
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Wastuxesox
Otis
I Ineke
Chneril Schwan
San Francisco de Malabon
Schwan
Austria
Des Mariavas
Tams
Nemi Chis
Manila
Ans
Angeles
MacArthur
Maraguaran
San Franco de Malabon
Sith
President on the Go Visits Blue and Gray Reunion
The president traveled from Evansville to Chicago and then to Minneapolis and St. Paul amid rain as crowds greeted him at every station. He delivered several speeches and joined the Blue and Gray reunion, while weather dampened some festivities. Also noted are Archbishbp Chappelle’s remarks on Philippine missions and Admiral Dewey’s welcome in Montpelier.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Evansville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dreluth
Evie
Bishop Chappelle
Onveans
Archhbishop Chappelle
Philippine Islands
McKinley
United States
Bewey
Montpelier
Mostrenien
Admiral Dewey
Shelburne
Edward
William
Iowa and Nation News Mix From 1900s Dispatches
A garbled wire of Iowa items reports shifts in political routes and daylight changes, a New York Indian commission meeting, a typhoid case investigation, Red Men officers elected, a window shooting attempt, a broken engagement lawsuit, bankruptcy petitions, a receiver appointment, and consolidations among insurance firms with millions in coverage.
Welcome Home Veterans Parade and Allied Updates
Crowds cheered General Aniston as troops returned, with fireworks, bells, and music filling the streets. Separately, Nebraskas Knights of Pythias elected officers at the grand conclave, while rail and crime notes, accidents, and weddings fill the wider region with reports from Fort Crook to Clinton and Des Moines.
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Drs Moss
Grand Council of
Oreart
Maquoketa
Sagamore
William Knorr
Farmington
F. A. Day
Des Moines
Wampom
Flbe
Lambkas
Fors Dade
Fred Nave
Empore
Great Propriet
J. T. Smith
Burliszion
Tyrt
Iowa Troops to Sue State for Back Pay
Iowa military men from four regiments that served in the Spanish war plan to sue the state. They claim the state military code requires payment for their entire term of service. If pursued, the suit could cost about 1.000.096 dollars regardless of federal aid.
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Tewson
Iowa
League of Municipalities Opens in Des Moines Session
The League of Town Municipalities began its annual session in Des Moines with plans to simplify and improve municipal laws. Mayor MacVicar of Des Moines, Mayor Redmond of Cedar Rapids, and George A. Gaces of the law college outline twelve bills covering paid fire departments, bridge levies, waterworks loans, park and public works staffing, sidewalk rules, tax on country roads, and regulations for fortune tellers and city railways. The convention is largely extended.
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Des Moines
Secon
Lessue
Municiguli
Dskmn MacVicar
Doe Moines
Soho H. Redmond
Cedar Rapids
George A. Gaces
Laws College
Gannett
Witter
New York Democrats Split Over Bryan Resolution
The state Democratic meeting, held last night in New York, saw control by Richard Croker with ex-Senator Dand B. Hill rejected. A Bryan resolution was adopted, while Croker remained influential and Rae eyed by observers.
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David TR. Hil
New York
Richard Croker
Dand B. Hill
Bryan
Arundel
Codker
Tel Ean Rae
Nebranka Saned Mert at Wayne Warne October 12
In a fragmented report from the Nebraska synod of the Presbyterian church a building session and bandstone thre shy gathering were noted. Rev A W Hels and Rev John Dixon of New York were among attendees, with around 100 ministerial participants mentioned.
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Nebranka Saned Mert
Wayne
Warne
Ne Iwaska
Dbandstone Treshy
Phon
A. W. Hels
John Dixon
New York
Tang Ibe
Wienen
York
Womans Federasion of
Ghabs
Carstadden
Anza
Seward
Wrey Water
Republicans Open Iowa Campaign In Most Districts
Des Moines reports the Republican campaign in Iowa began Saturday across most congressional districts except the Eleventh and First. Dolliver’s Mount Pleasant meeting postponed for ex Senator Harlan’s memory. Keynotes urged support for the president’s Philippine policy and enactment of a gold standard law.
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Ues
Eng
Des Moines
Iewa
Dolliver
Mount Pleasant
Harlan
Allison
Mexico
A. B Cummins
Chavies City
Gear
West Liberty
Henderson
Waterloo
J. G. Barrows
Congresman Lacey
George D. Perkins
Grinnell
Congressman Hall
Indianela
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
McPherson
Hepburn
Shenandoah
Shaw
Dobson
Jefferson
John Herriot
Stuart
Congress
MAPENNING IN DANGER WITH BOERS NEAR MEFEKING
Reports from London and regions outline rising tension as Boers threaten frontier posts and British forces, with 4000 Boers menacing the defense of a key frontier town. Dispatches note patrols attacked, political figures commenting on war prospects and economic markets reacting to the crisis.
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Lospos
War Office
Mefeking
Baden-Powell
Ander Suuumandant Oronje
Glencoe Cup
Uy Sonont
Times
Spruit
Krager
Joubert
Oren
London
Southampton
Redvers Diller
Sir Redvers Buffer
Balfour
Treasury
Herbert Asquith
Sympathy for Boers at New York mass meeting
Bourke Cochran and other leaders spoke at a Great Mass Meeting in New York to express sympathy for the Boers in their dispute with Great Britain. The crowd, including many women, heard speeches on intervention and the Alaska boundary issue, with calls for vigorous action and support from Democratic figures.
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Bourtee Gavkrad
Maes
New York
Ort
Garnerie Judd
Carent Gritain
Sid
Augustus van Wyel
Roosevelt
Dawshlers of the
Sons of the Revelation
Order of the Loyal Legion
Holand Sogieny Curd
van Wy
Fe Char
Pendine Strugel
Bourke Cochran
Cackranvalogi Krager
Guirao Stures
Sion
England
United Strate
Uf Ee
Bryan on the Philippine issue and independence timing
Des Moines dispatch reports William J. Bryan favors declaring a definite policy on Philippine independence once a stable Filipino government exists. He opposes immediate troop withdrawal but says a clear pledge could end the war quickly and avoid renewed fighting.
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Nebrashap
Des Moises
William J. Bryan
Urary
Chien
Philippines
Bryay
Samuel Anaware
Turbulent Telegrams From Many Fronts Worldwide
A terse telegram summary notes a South African service expansion with five large steamers chartered, drug trade and bandit activity in Morelos Mexico where two Frenchmen are murdered, a Liverpool seamen strike collapse, and Dr. McAdams of the Marine Hospital Service is critically ill in Key West. Reports also mention a fortification order for the fifth regiment at Fort Sackville, a sheriff’s telegraph about an outlaw killing, and export tariffs on corn. Montana authorities fear vagabond Creek designs and Indian relocation schemes to Canada.
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Camspaisu
Yuerschivally
The
K Severpment
Etienne Courmont Jane Edapin
Morelos
Mexico
Liverpool
McAdams
Marine Hospital Service
Key West
Mans
Hent
Fort Saekinz
Tiger San Franisco
Philippines
Ad Wednesta
St Banhi
Sheile Rincher
John Garter
Ral Adams
Count Belvifstein
Sith
Montana
Spereway Hay
Canada
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Tuwive
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People’s Party
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Aners
WL AL Beardshear
Towa Sra Agricultural College
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N.Y
Unitedates Indian Commission
Cristo
Frank Keepp
Young Koupp
C. F. Kellogg
Loxala
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Nebraska
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Quinha
R. J. Sloan
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Joseph Nic Madison
John Bo Wright
Linculm
Wil B H. Love
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Peter Campheil
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Doseit al Pacre Cabhelio
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Emamites
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Condi
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Charles A. Densmore
Clinton
Christian Wilko
Lyons
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Clinton County
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Ezekiel Clark
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Ss Moines
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Rock Island Road
Corneil Blais
John G. Hanmer
Bar- Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
James Morton
Woodwatd
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Night Watch
Weaver
Vans
Polk County Central Com
Shalf
James B. Weaver
Alnson
Linn
A. B. Cummins
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Cedia Rapids
Savery
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Sioux Guy
League OF Municipalities
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Lenis
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