United States Spain talks stall over Philippine reimbursements
Ambiguity in Madrid Wash negotiations delays on who pays Spain for Philippine costs. Spanish commission signals end of mission while possible resumption through Madrid Washington talks. Sanitary reports show fever deaths and 1000 sickness, with private Moss of H Company among 571 dead.
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Sick Coming Home From Manila Hospital Ship Scandia
Washington November 14 dispatch reports the hospital ship Scandia sailed from Manila for San Francisco carrying about 70 sick soldiers. The message was received at the war department and details of the voyage were released.
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Turbulent Crete and U S factory actions headline Nov 14
News from Crete reports Chakir Pasha and Turkish forces leaving Canea as the German yacht Hohen zollern passes. In Massachusetts 2600 shoe and boat workers are ordered off across seven factories, including S I iron, Rice Hutchins, and J A Frey.
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Missouri Club Women Conventions Opens in Springfield
Springfield Missouri November 15 Several hundred club women from across the state attend the annual convention of the Missouri State Federation of Women's Clubs. St Louis and Kansas City lead delegations with others from St Joseph Carthage Columbia and Jefferson City. The gathering runs four days with a broad program on themes of cultured womanhood. Mrs Stevens of Maine elected WCTU president on first ballot and urged support for the movement led by Miss Willard. Mrs Frances E Beauchamp of Kentucky named assistant recording secretary and Mrs Clara C Hoffman of Missouri reelected recording secretary.
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New War Dept troop moves spark Cuba and Pacific fears
Reports from Washington and Paris detail U S military planning with at least ten regular regiments readied for transport to tropical theatres. Officials weigh Cuba action and possible resumption of hostilities if Spain rejects terms, while peace talks in Paris extend with Spanish demands and German speculation.
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Awful Accident in Ontario Trains Collision Fatalities Reported
Kingston Ont November 15 Grand Trunk express from Montreal to Toronto collided with a freight train near Murray Hill. Several killed including M A Brady engineer Belleville and others unnamed. Wounded nine or ten badly. many in Toulman cars. Diamond Crossing two miles from Trenton. Later list adds John Carey Brockville George Paulin Toronto A Neary Coburg Albert Tracey Prescott and a woman and child en route from Holland to the western states. Injured include John McNamara Brockville TL I Labance Montreal W Kenner Prescott A P Walker Belleville Pred Cain Wickland James Neuman Toronto. Other dispatches note a US arrest Eckham for embezzlement and various other incidents.
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Charities and Corrections Conference Opens in Indy
Indianapolis hosts the seventh annual Conference of Charities and Corrections with several hundred delegates, including county commissioners and wardens, to discuss care of children and related welfare topics. In Washington the American Ornithologists Union holds its first business session noting state bird protection progress and gaps in western states. Chicago hosts Knights of Labor convention with over 100 delegates led by General Master Workman Hicks, planning a week to ten days of sessions.
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Denver safety man kills himself at club
Arthur Van Inwagen, 28, a member of the Denver Athletic Club and a prominent safety man, shot himself in the head in a club bathroom. He came from Chicago two years ago and no motive for the act is known.
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Indiana Bankers Session Opens With Emphasis on Acquaintanceship
Indianapolis bankers and business men gather for the second annual Indiana Bankers association session. President Allen Fletcher welcomes attendees and notes the day will focus on networking rather than financial topics. About 200 members attend, with speakers planned for tomorrow including J G Perens of Kentucky and J H Eckles of Chicago.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
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Kentucky Bankers’ Association
J. H. Eckles
Chicago
Orden Publico movement raises Havana tensions
A Havana dispatch notes most Orden Publico members have left the city to join the leadership of the uprising, signaling a shift in control as the group drives the ongoing anxiety. Reports from Vancouver and Yokohama describe a deadly ship collision near Ta kami with many survivors and new trade controls in Korea.
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Leper Outbreak and Containment Plans in Manila
Dispatch from Vancouver reports alarming health issues among American troops in Manila. Malaria typhoid and malignant smallpox prevail with hospital deaths near 100 monthly. A leper scare and mass escapes from confinement led to orders to arrest and ship lepers to a small island south of Luzon where a government harborage will feed and care for them at public expense. About sixty lepers remain at large in Manila streets.
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