American Cabinet Rules Out Further Talks on Island Disposition
Washington Nov 1 The American cabinet ordered no further discussion on the right to decide the disposition of the islands and kept existing instructions for the American commissioners in Paris. Spain asked for more time to reply and was granted an extension to next Tuesday. Insurgent activity in the Philippines unsettles the administration and may provoke protests requiring military or naval action.
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Washington
Nev
Amemcdan
Pari
Henl
Judge Day
Paris
United States
Peune Bie
Pavia
Pilippines
Diettts
Luvon
Bax
Judee
Aid
Spain and United States poised over Philippine talks
Nov 1 Parle reports indicate Spanish peace commissioners face pressure from creditors and may abandon hard lines. American demands loom and a potential Tuesday meeting could shape whether a final ultimatum is issued as talks drift toward the Philippines issue amid procedural rules.
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Parle
United States
Meenare Hole
Ryan Fards
Philip Pines
Boanieh
Imay
Spain
Mya Americana
Suliynis
United States Sees Possible Peace Treaty Within Three Weeks
Reports from Paris and Washington discuss an imminent agreement ending hostilities. A syndicate with 400 million dollars seeks to control Philippine resources for 25 years, paying 25 million to the dominant power. The Gaulois hints at a formal detail reveal in tomorrow's editions. The editor notes a fully recovered duderling.
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United States
Duderling
Gauloin
Philippines
Gaulois
Paris
Annata
General Flagler Submits War Bureau Report From Washington
General DP W Flagler head of the ordnance bureau presents his annual report to the secretary of war. It shows total expenditures of 7 984 705 for the year ended June 20 1808 and a remaining appropriation of 19 793 050. The document praises ordnance factory work, discusses army equipment needs, coast defense plans, and coast artillery production timelines. It notes reliance on volunteer forces and Arsenal capacity at Rock Island and other facilities to supply arms quickly.
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Washington, Nev. W
DP. W. Flagler
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of War
Ordnance Bureau
Arenas
Spain
Rock Island
Congress
Avila
Placler
Springfield
Flagler
Arhiek
Americans Leave Forces as Insurgents Remain
Captain Warren reports General Gomer will purge Americans and Cubans suspected of annexation while urging use of oil control and strict penalties for theft. English study rises citywide as Marina street improves. Manning steamer arrives to support Donaldson needs and may transport General Wood along the northern coast.
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Santiago de Cuba
Warren
Maximo Gomes
Gomer
United States
Marina Street
United States Revenue
Manning
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Donaldson
General Wood
Santiago
Guantanamo
Women of W. C. T. U. Convention Debates Center on Temple
Delegates in St Paul discuss temple matters and officer elections amid hopes for a secret ballot. Mrs Matilda Beurse will report on the temple issue after Frances Willard’s death and several candidates vie for leadership roles including Mrs L M O Blevens and Mrs Martin H Dunham. The next meeting location may shift to Seattle as eastern cities press for the convention to convene in the east.
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St. Paul
Minn
Washell
Crreenweood
Evangeliatic
People's Church
Matilda Beurse
the Semple
Executive Committee
Tetply
M. O. Blevens
Frances Willard
Martin H. Dunham
Ohio
Temple
Iowa
Friends of the Temple
Mie
B. Forbes
Connecticut
Stevenson
Hite
Anna A. Cordon
Willard
Benin
Seattle
Korean youth to lead affairs at Korean legation
Chong Wi Ye, four year old son of Chin Pom Ye from Korea, appointed as affairs head of the Korean legation in Washington. He travels unaccompanied from Korea, left Sept. 2, arrived San Francisco, and is to reach Washington late next week for his post.
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Washington
Chong Wi Ye
Crown Perion
Korea
Chin Pom Ye
San Francisco
France to Build Ships Amid Warship Programme
Kohdon reports Windley Moite notes France intends a broad naval build including battleships of about 000 tons each with strong armament and protection two cruisers around 0 tons each a siege torpedo dual destroyers and eleven terpete fr
Dreyfus Reported Dead A Rumor From Alsace Circles
A Colmar based unknown correspondent sends a report claiming Captain Alfred Dreyfus is dead. Paris reports say Mme Dreyfus sought permission to send him warm clothing but was refused. Letters requesting revision to General Boileau were unanswered, raising doubts about the death claim.
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Paris
Colmar
Capitel
Upper
Alsace
Dreyfus
Mme. Dreyfus
Minister of the Colonies
General de Boleieffre
Mme. Drevfun
Pormisevion
As Setloen
Thia Poynest
Favre
Court of Cassation
Marty
Dreyfue
Heroes of the Brooklyn battle report praises crew officers
A supplemental report from Captain F A Cook details officers and sailors praised for service on the Brooklyn during the July 8 battle. It credits Carter the mastermind behind engine room efficiency and lists Naval Cadets Milley, Woolward, Husa, Clement, Flowers, Vultee and others for cool, effective duty at battery and powder divisions.
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Washington
F. A. Cook
Navy Department
Brookisn
Carter
Hie
Vitacerulil
U.S. Milley
J. Woolward
J. A. Husa Wiest
J. OW. L. Clement
Vineet
Chrief
Mateo Vultee
Tenor With a Dagger Wounds Actress at Ventury Theater
In Mt Louis Missouri during a Pagliacci presentation tenor Francisco Colleng stabbed actress Nedila Morrison with a dagger after a groan from the audience. Morrison was wounded in the left forearm but revived by Dr Thompson and taken to her hotel. Curtain fell as manager Levering summoned medical help.
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Mt. Louis
Ventury
Francisco Colleng
Cullen
Nedila Morrison
Levering
Thompson
Marchand Returns as French Expedition Moves Southwest
Major Marehand commands the French expedition from Posheda with Chaplain Bavather bearing reports to Paris. The French government replies. upon arrival at Foashodu the expedition will retire by war of Sebal toward Pushuadu, then move overland to Jibutil in Keea district near the gulf of Aiton.
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Marehand
Posheda
Chaplain Bavather
Parise
Foashodu
Sebal
Pushuadu
Sebel River
White Nile
Jibutil
Keea District
Gulf of Aiton
Mrs Botkin Arraigned In Dover Murder Case
Mrs Cordelia Botkin, arraigned in San Myanciaco Nev for the murder of John P B Dunning of Dover Del. The indictment was read and she pleaded not guilty. Police Chief Leon says a strong case is prepared and believes the accused will be convicted.
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San Myanciaco
Nev
Cordelia Borkin
John PB Dunning
Dover
Del
Leon
Reading man killed by self in Pennsylvania shooting incident
A man in Reading Pennsylvania committed suicide after fatally wounding his father with a pistol in a street encounter. The assailant then killed himself, leaving authorities to determine motive and exact sequence of events.
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Reading
Suv
Insurgents Reported Near Iloilo City Amid Panic
Reports from Manila state insurgents have occupied Linganes Oton and Pavia near Iloilo. Spaniards abandoned the Mole and destroyed bridges. Business is paralyzed and residents fear attack as mercantile houses seek protection from the US cruiser Charleston.
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Manila
Hello
Panay
Visayas
Linganis
Oton
Pavia
Iloilo
United States Cruis
Manitoba Sails with General Carpenter to Cuba from Savannah
The Manitoba sailed from Savannah at 3 0 o'clock carrying General Carpenter and his headquarters and six troops of the Eighth regular cavalry, about 700 men, with horses and a large supply of stores. The Manitoba had arrived from New York less than 18 hours earlier and loaded in about 15 hours. The ship followed by the Acchi with bales of munitions, bound for Cuba.
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Savannah
Traissport
Manitoba
Neuvitas
Cuba
Carpenter
Swain
New York
Trope
Stoner
Central Railroad
Dent Egan
Central
Gad Ehpteath Baker
Madrid government faces rebellion reports and envoy dispatch
The Madrid paper BoE Imparcial says the government sent its envoy to Sever Montera Rios as unrest grows in the Visaygue islands. A dispatch reports a rebellion with the steamer Munos evacuating invalided men. Emperor Wilton’s visit is deemed routine with no political baggage.
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Madrid
Boe Imparcial
Montera Rios
Meeting on Race Riots Planned in Cooner nlow
New York reports a gathering of colored citizens and others to discuss race riots in North and South Carolina. T Thomas Vortune announces the event for next Thursday evening with H D Baserett presiding. Afro American church sisters in New York join, plus prominent white citizens invited. non partisan. Similar meetings expected in Philadelphia Washington and Chicago.
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New York
North
South Carolina
T.thomas Vortune
Cooner Nlow
HD. Baserett
United
Aortom
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Unclear Fragment Reports Fire Devastation in City
Fragmentary text describes a fire starting in a hotel in a city, destroying a portion of the town and injuring or displacing residents. Details about dates, names, and exact locations are unreadable.
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Tiker Chiy
Hikborn
Atanyon City
Keot County
Weather and Political Briefs Highlight Morning Notes
The morning rounds up weather cues as authorities urge adjustments in the Pililentines region. Mentions of Generals Gomez and Princeton with notes on defeats and local legislative votes. Industrial world jottings and regional notices fill the other short items for today.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Designates Nov 24 in Pennsylvania
Governor Hastings issues a proclamation designating Thursday November 24 as the annual day of thanksgiving for Pennsylvania citizens. He notes wartime and postwar progress, enduring peace, and the nation’s unity while urging worship and renewed devotion to country and state. Signed November 12 in Harrisburg with the state seal.
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The
United Later
Dante H. Hustines
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Union
United States
Daniel Tf. Hastings
Eight Cavalry Sails As Mutiny Threat Plagues Puerto Rico
Washington learns Eight Cavalry awaits orders at dawn for Puerto Rico. Spanish troops of about 4500 are to be sent back to Spain after delays and unpaid wages have sparked near mutiny. American authorities fear disruption but aim to avoid jeopardizing garrison stability.
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Washington
Cenom
Corbin
Puerto Ileipe
Gulu
Spain
Garrigen
Mey
el Perain
Inahu
Madrid
Persis
Spanih
Uboiy Pf
Unclear historic message about Shan Tune governance
Fragmentary note references Lo Pal Nui, viceroy relations, and measures to prevent instabilities along the Yellow River. Mentions a 4-member appointment and various geographies, but details are obscure.
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Veco
Lo Pal Nui
Shan Tune
Yellow River
Hoang Hoi
Peiwe
French Bondholders Anxious At General Meeting
The report notes anxious French bondholders at a general meeting in Paria in November. They adopted a revolution to commit to the bondholders’ faith and the spirit of the United States to verify the question of their rights or creditors in conformity with justice.
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Paria
Balin
United States
Justion
Arrival notices from Harve and Queenstown list ships
Reads like a wartime shipping update noting arrivals at Harve on November 14 including La Touraine, New York, and a bailment entry for Queenstown with a reference to Lue cana.
German Emperor William to Visit Cadiz and Cartagena
Washington reports that Berlin assures the Spanish stopovers at Cadiz and Cartagena are nonofficial, mainly health related for the empress. Officials fear a Spanish popular demonstration and seek to minimize anti German sentiment amid ongoing war and peace talks with Spain.
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Washington
Wiilliam
Germany
Spain
Palestine
Cadiz
Cortanena
Berlin
Reichtag
Tha
Hevethon
Chincellor
Wille
Etote
Bled
Baltimore Rail Subscriptions Show October Growth
The baltimore market reports a rise in stock activity and agricultural shipments compared with the previous October, reflecting broader gains for the month.
Pacer Cal Shoots Wife Then Self Near Shingle Springs
A man identified as Cal Pacer near Shingle Springs fatally shot his wife and mother in law with a rifle and then killed himself, authorities reported. Local law enforcement found the bodies after the incident late in the western evening, and the motive remains under investigation.
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Pacer
Shingles Springs
Jack Nicklow
Timeelf
Weather Forecast for Washington and Pennsylvania
Forecast for Monday calls for rain in Washington and Pennsylvania followed by clearing conditions. Expect increasing winds from the west with fresh to brisk speeds. Temperatures will be cool with a light to moderate wind chill.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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