Figures Show Surging Exports Amid Plunging Imports
Special to the Bernonton Tribune Washington November 1 An extraordinary nine months show exports rising by over 100 million dollars while imports fall by more than 1090 million compared with the previous year. Manufactures exports near a million dollars daily for the year and total exports nearly double 1894 levels. The Treasury reports detailed gains across mines forests agriculture and domestic manufactures with steel and textile shipments surging and cotton cloths rising sharply.
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Bernnton Tribune
Washington
Apnculture
Cenacens Svensecest
Secenevece Pilaki
Eonesees Holst
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Conditions At Manila Improve For American Troops
Report from Manila notes improved troop health as sanitation advances. Cavite shows prior deaths from typhoid since Sept. 1 amid poor hospital capacity, while Manila quarters become better and overcrowding recedes. Malaria remains common and smallpox controls are in place. Otis commends the convent hospital as the finest he has seen.
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Manila
Calvite
Cavite
General Otis
Convent Hospital
Color Line Drawn at Camp Poland
A mutiny breaks out in Camp Poland Knoxville involving the Sixth Virginia colored regiment as black soldiers refuse orders from recently assigned white officers. General Bates and Colonel Kuert intervene with infantry from Michigan and Ohio but the Ohio units are turned back. Discontent centers on command by white officers. officers urge channeling complaints to the Virginia governor. The Virginia camp remains quiet with no immediate removal of officers anticipated.
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Virginia
Camp
Poland
Knoxville
New
Tyler
Neywroes
Croxton
Kuert
Bates
Ohio
Johnsen
Aueir
Virgina
Michigan
Whitkh
Curiosity Causes Death Near White Haven Wreck
Sixteen onal care wrecked by a broken axle on the Lehigh Valley railroad near White Haven last night. The track was not cleared until this morning. While walking to the wreck, Edwing J Teel and Samuel Stwener of White Haven were struck by an engine and instantly killed.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley
White Haven
Edwingj Teel
Samuel Stwener
Globe circuit completed by Mellraith party
Me and Mia Mellraith left New York at 12 10 p m for Chicago expecting arrival November 3. They complete the circuit of the globe a wheel and the event will be celebrated by Chicago operatives.
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New York
Mia
P. Mellraith
Chicago
Steamship Movements Reported in Atlantic Departures
Steamship movements show Britannic sailing from New York and Noordland sailing from Liverpool to Antwerp and Southampton. Also listed are Kube Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen bound for New York.
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New York
Britannic
Liverpool
Noordland
Antwerp
Southampton
Bremen
Wanamaker Faces Court Summons During Rochester Stop
Philadelphia orator John Wanamaker was served with a trespass slander summons in Rochester as he traveled from Philadelphia with RE Van Valkenburg and Senator C Kauffman. The suit, filed by Thomas M Robison, seeks defamation damages over Wanamaker’s handling of state printing offices.
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Philadelphia
Rochester
Beaver County
Pittsburg
John Wanamaker
Leaver County
Senator Quay
Wanamaker
RE. A. van Valkenburg
C. Kauffman
Alleghny
Thomas M. Robison
Robison
Morrisburg
Ary
eHierte Robison
Oper Tons
Ovelock
Anderson
Wy Weaver
Kauffman
Tie
Wanamileer
New Brighton
Heaver
Taitrobe
Greensburg
Seattidile
Mount Pleasant
Cambrian County
Miller Sticks To It In Williamsport Speech
In Williamsport Pa on November 2 B C Miller defended his affidavit against denials by Meyers Garman and Keck. The report covers prior readings, a 1898 accusation of embezzlement by EB Miller, and a death in the Swallow campaign tour that delayed a Pittsburg governor race event in Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
Swallow Main
Court House
B.C
Wilikes
Cushing
David Wallerstein
Philadelphia
Dr. Swallow
Jenks Campaign Rally Draws Large Johnstown Crowd
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a Democratic event at the opera house drew a huge crowd as Mr Jenks assailed Stone on state and national issues. The Quay machine faced repeated criticism while Mr Sowden followed with remarks.
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Johnstown
Jenks Mars
Jenks Party
Indie
Jenks
Stone
Quay
Quay Machine
Sowden
Small Coterie of Veterans Rival Quay's Main Support
Fragments show a described group calling themselves the War Veterans' Association as a counterpoint to Quay's prominent backers. The text hints at factional tension within a political scene and frames the veterans as a side show to the main event.
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The
War Veterans’ Association
Quay
Stone Campaign Swing Promotes Republican Ticket in Philadelphia
Colonel Stone the Republican candidate for governor spoke in Mauch Chunk then two Philadelphia meetings. He framed the race as a choice between sound money and protection versus free silver and free trade, receiving strong cheers when Secretary of the Commonwealth David Martin was named. He then visited the Thirty second ward to back the full Republican slate.
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Philadelphia
Colonel Stone
Mauch Chank
Secretary of the Commonwealth
David Martin
Jacob Crouse
Stone
Martin
Mir. Stone
Better Feeling Says Prof Bryce on Anglo American Ties
Professor Bryce argues for closer friendship between Britain and the United States. He warns against formal alliance but supports mutual understanding and shared interests in maintaining cordial relations across nations and seas.
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Prof
Bryce
America
Britain
Ganmon Aime
Aguinaldo Proclaims Harsh Penalties for Defiance
Aguinaldo issues a proclamation warning that select Filipinos who disobey orders will be declared outlaws and face the extreme penalty. A simultaneous proclamation allows all armed foreigners except Spaniards to travel in the Philippines but forbids approaching fortifications or photographing defensive works. The US cruiser Charleston has begun a month-long southward cruise.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
PhUippine
United States
Charleston
Krupp Process Armor Plate Demonstrated in Bethlehem
Bethlehem Pa Nov 2 Krupp armor plate made in America passed its first test at Bethlehem Steel proving grounds. Engineers from Bethlehem and Russian ordnance specialists witnessed three shots from an eight inch gun weighing 253 pounds each at speeds up to 1800 ft per second. The plate remained uncracked and Bethlehem Steel has secured a large order from Russia.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Tron Company
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Company
Russia
Spanish Steamer Montserrat Repatriates Troops
Cadiz reports the Montserrat arriving from Santiago de Cuba with repatriated Spanish troops. The voyage saw deaths on board and about 500 passengers ill. Spanish papers accuse American officers of forcing debarkation of dying soldiers during the trip from Havana, October 12 to Cadiz via Gibara and Ponta delgada.
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Cadiz
Montserrat
Santiago de Cuba
Bara
Havana
Spain
Gibara
Ponta del Gada
Azore
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to Hold Conference
The executive committee of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Alihadist Episcopal church met at Roberts Park Church and voted to hold the conference in either Michigan or Cincinnati. Philadelphia delegates pressed for the event but were not accommodated.
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Hichinapelis
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Alihadist Episcopal Church
Roberts Park Church
iMegaland
Cincinnat
Filladelphia Conference Celegatves
Tigers Triumph Over Virginia With Narrow Score
The Princeton Tigers defeated the University of Virginia 1 to 6 in the afternoon game. Fumbles plagued both sides as Princeton played carelessly at times.
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Princeton
Princeton Tigers
University of Virginia
Tigers
Flowers for Our Sleeping Heroes at Colon Cemetery
Early November report from Vavana notes General Wade and General Butler visiting Colon cemetery to lay a floral crown for Maine disaster victims. Cuban Club members then delivered a floral cross to the same graves, joining the tribute after Wade and Butler arrived. An agreement set January 1 as the formal end date for Spanish rule.
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Vavana
General Wade
General Butler
United States
Weather and War Talk Lead Morning News Patch
Morning edition reports westerly winds and weather indications while discussing England's war preparations. It notes Cohban's aid in maize memory, republican administration fruits, and a slander charge against John Winemaker. Local notes cover Teachers Institute proceedings and coal trade outlook plus the Curtin Act provisions.
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England
Cohban
John Winemaker
The
Teachers’ Institute
Views of the German Press on Philippine Annexation
Berlin and London dispatches report German papers discussing U S plans for the Philippines. Observers accuse Washington of brutality, while others warn powers to watch American expansion and note Spanish resignations to loss of the archipelago amid post election conundrums.
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London
Berlin
the Standard
Tusein
Washington
Philippines
Hamburgische Correspondeng
United States
Provident
McKinley
Spain
On Trial for Bribery in Philadelphia Council Case
Philadelphia councilman Peter B. Smith faces trial before Judge Widdle on bribery and conspiracy. The case centers on an alleged $5000 offer to Councilman Walter N. Stevens to swing a vote to transfer the People’s water system to the Behustkill Valley Water Co. Stevenson testified to the offer as cross examination continued.
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Philadelphia
Peter BE. Smith
Widdle
Smith
Walter N. Stevens
Behustkill Valley Water Company
Stevenson
Amith
General Graham Confined After Retirement at Camp Meade
Special dispatch from Camp Meade reports General Graham, released from command of the Second Army Corps and retired, taken ill today with high fever and confined to his bed. He is described as broken in spirit and discouraged by retirement. General Young hopes to keep him as a commander, citing seniority over Lawton, Graham’s successor.
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Chumbus
Camp Meade
Graham
Second Army Corp
Young
Coeneral Graham
Comemannder
Ninkers
Lawton
Jones N J dies at Glens Springs Sanitarium at 27
Joan J Jones a wealthy real estate dealer of Pittsburg died at Glens Springs sanitarium in thin village today aged 27 after a illness marked by nervous prostration.
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Watkins, N
Joan J. Jones
Pittsburg
Glens Springs Sanitarium
Thin Village
Roosevelt Defies Tammany as Croker Attacks Rise in New York
Colonel Roosevelt addresses supporters in New York during a campaign swing denouncing Richard Croker and Tammany Hall. He accuses the mayor of neglect of duty and corruption while Republican leaders praise the German American show of support at Cooper Union for Roosevelt’s push against Tammany influence.
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Richard Croker
New York
Iticherd
Roker
Tom
Long Teland
Iie
Tammie Mit
Tammany Hall
Tamming
Ita
Wile
Aalo
Retoil
Elvic
Brianttdy
Cuba
Cooper Union
Colonel Hoenevelt
Timmany
Becuse Tooseselt
Defalcation Plagues Hanover Bank Cashier Death
Hanover Pa Nov 2 a long hidden deficiency of about 57000 has been found in the accounts of the late John H Alleman cashier of the First National Bank of Hanover who died about three weeks ago He served twenty eight years and was never suspected of wrong doing The defalcations were concealed by drafting on out of town banks and deceived even examiners Alleman was bonded 96000 and the bank will suffer little with a surplus of 44000 over liabilities
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Hanover
John H. Alleman
First National Bank
Alleman
Denver Brewery Lockout Ends After Negotiations
Denver November 2 The lockout of employees ends as Brewers' association and Brewery Workmen's union reach agreement through National Union mediation. Employers gain right to discharge at will the nine hour day preserved with no wage cuts for workers.
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Denver
Colon
Denver Breweries
Brewers’ Association
Brewery Workmen's Union
National Union of United Brewery Workmen
Qierce
Rough Hitters muster master seeks trade for wounded Private
New York November 2 Maju Guaret in charge of the muster nut of the Rough Hitters says he has obtained no trade for Private Edward O Brien of Troop A. O Brien fought at Las Cassina and San Juan and was wounded in the head on July 2.
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New York
Maju Guaret
Edward O Brien
O' Brvien
Las Cuasinne
San Juan
Judge Sustains Refusal to Accept Withdrawal in Senate Bid
Judge Simonton rules Secretary Martin correctly refused Samuel B K Hudson's withdrawal from the Democratic senatorial race in the Second Philadelphia District. Hudson remains a candidate as the matter is upheld in Hornsboro.
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Hornsburo
Simonton Oday
Martin
Samuel KB. Hudson
Philadelphia
War Clouds Gather as British Fleet Prepares for Action
Reports from World War I era describe British Asiatic Squadron ready for sea with battleships cruisers and torpedo flotillas cleared for national defense. Diplomatic talks in Washington London and Paris probe Fashoda tensions amid looming potential conflict and maneuvers near Port Arthur Halifax Sydney and St Johns.
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Billiowhiy Coniwrion
Namleses
Cruler
Tenaalene
Whiting
Fime
Elotuday
Peacock
Sea Nutan
Victorious
Poo
Sydney
Cordelia
Pellvan
Halifax
St. Johns
N. F
Harbors
London
St Louis Fair Might Draw Prominent Figures
A fragmentary notice from St. Louis on November 2 discusses a committee of prominent citizens opposing a plan and planning a ceremony related to the territory of Louisiana. The text is garbled but mentions a vigil or event tied to a potential 1905 date and a court or conviction outcome context.
Weather Observations Prompt Uncertain Forecast
A garbled weather note hints at shifting winds from the north to southerly. The legible fragment mentions damp air and possible rain, with no clear timestamp or location.
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