Philippine emissary Regidor to seek US terms for independence
A World spy report from New York claims Senor Antonio Regidor, now in London, will sail for the United States within three weeks as Aguinaldo’s accredited representative. He is said to demand recognition of a Filipino independent republic under a US protectorate, with nine terms allocating benefits and securing US military and coaling stations. Regidor will negotiate with the US government as Aguinaldo’s plenipotentiary.
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Funeral of Capt Howard and surrounding clashes
The funeral of Captain G Howard, son of Major General O O Howard, was held today after his death October 22 near Arayat. Troops escorted the hearse to the Belgian King transport. The Twenty-fifth Infantry arrived on the Grant and sailed for Toile without disembarking as insurgents return to Calamba and encircle the town.
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Iowa News Roundup: Crime, Trials and Elections
A broad Iowa digest reports three burglars sentenced to three years after a botched robbery at Gow dau today. Fort Dodge endures ice shortages as dealers struggle to restock and Des Moines eyes reopening the Des Moines Packing Co. plant amid local talks. The Des Moines Baptists hold annual sessions with addresses by B C and Heath, while San Francisco telegraphs say the Fifty First regiment will vote on a Des Moines reception. Mitchellville girls reform school faces investigation as 76 inmates remain jailed, and Kendricks’ bank loss under $12,000 tests surety plans. Other items note an engine through a bridge near Athl—, football injuries, Epworth League prep, and a court ruling expanding liquor clean-up measures in Iowa.
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Train wreckers cause wreck on Central to the mails
Oct 25 report from Charles City notes wreckers and three others injured as a mail train is demolished. The engineer survives and others escape unharmed. Heavy damage to the locomotive and cars, with the line obstructed while repairs commence.
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Brockett Confesses In Darlington Wreck Case
Brockett testified at Teckford preliminary examination that Fay got him drunk and led him into the attempted wrecking of the Darlington Cedar Rapids and Northern rail line. Both men were bound over to the grand jury in 5009 dollars bond each.
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Iowa Coal Strike Expands From Oskaloosa Mines
Special from Oskaloosa reports miners and drivers ordered from the largest mines as a strike begins there. Dispute centers on shift schedules and wages with a 10 cent scale sparking protest amid rising coal prices. The Des Moines district shows miners threatening to quit over the same issues.
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Reform School Riot Causes Ten Thousand Dollar Damage
Sixty seven girls at the state industrial school in Mitchellville Illinois revolted Sunday night and damaged more than ten thousand dollars of property. They were captured by Sheriff Stout and deputies and brought to this city, where they were jailed. Ringleaders face severe punishment. authorities believe the trouble is over for now.
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Murder Mystery Surrounds Des Moines River Death
October reports reveal Mabel Schofield found dead in the Des Moines River. Coroners hold secret sessions as witnesses describe a boat with three men and a motionless woman matching the victim. Physicians say death was not from drowning and authorities suspect chloroform or foul play with unknown boatmen.
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Battle at Ladysmith tests British resolve in Cape war
Cape Town dispatch reports another battle near Ladysmith with Boer forces repulsed and British casualties listed. Telegraph notes from Rietfontein claim 12 killed and 89 wounded with five missing amid ongoing confusion and censorious reporting. Reinforcements expected as General Buller to move, while troops brace for a major engagement and guard Gibraltar amid heightened tension.
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Revolt in Cape Colony as Dutch Vow Arms Against British Rule
New York dispatch reports Cape Colony tensions rising as Secessionist Boers, led by Steyn, proclaim annexation and arms rise against Britain. London cable confirms grave implications with war measures threatened and press censorship to suppress news.
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General Symons Better After Wounding
Intelligence says bullet was extracted from General Symons wound as he led troops at Glencoe. He is reported cheerful and doing well. Boers reportedly capture Kripdam near Barkly West and hold Assistant Magistrate Harmsworth and clerk. Boers advance toward Douglas. residents seek protection as Ladysmith reports Hussars’ escape and engagements near Elandslaagte. French to watch British squadron. Rio Grande river boom threatens Fort Brown. rain brings relief in drought regions.
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Telegraphic Briefs From The Day in Brief
Rt Rev Mons Jossing founder of the Jesepnimum in Detroit is near death. Banker Brank L Henry at the Racquet Club New ay night felled by apoplexy. A union forming to cover Amgatack Valley. First Tennessee prepares a report for the Phhppis Hon. Peter Mbickell, a Canadian federation figure. General Davis at Porto Rico via cable reports scarce war supplies. At Harvard University 4067 students enrolled this year, up 167 from last year. Cap tain Crovner to the Philippines due to ordnance officer shortage in Luzon. American Hamase association adopts resolutions amid scientists' statements. Henry Hendt sues Berry O Gawemeyer for 25000 commissions tied to sugar trust. suit debated for lack of cease for action.
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Davitt Resigns Protest Over Boer War Policy
October 26 at Lowpox Michael Davitt Nationalist MP for South Mayo announced to the Commons his resignation as a protest against the Boer war. The move follows the expulsion of Redmond from the House and the suspension of Patrick O'Brien for condemning Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's bloodstained hands. The Irish nation responds with deep feeling over the war.
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Suppressed Telegrams and Colonial Trust in Britain
London reports on debates over the second reading of the appropriation bill as James F. Calhoun or Calviell criticizes Chamberlain for suppressing telegrams. He accuses the colonial secretary of fabricating links between Chamberlain and key figures, while a colonial secretary denies withholding meetings with Montague White relating to the Transvaal issue.
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