Medical Officers Struggle in Army War Sanitation
Washington reports by Surgeon General Sternberg detail medical corps failures in the war effort. Staffing gaps and many inexperienced officers hindered care, while sanitary lapses and insanitary camps spurred disease including typhoid, with nurses and field hospitals expanded to meet urgent needs.
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Montauk
Washington
Giverse
ML. Sternberg
Secretary of War
Catset
Vame
Valle Fe
Rethimental Campe
Minnesota
Bares Federal Campe
Sles
Quartermaster’s Department
Feld
General Hospital
Receipts From Tariff Revenues Detailed by Months
Treasury Bureau of Statistics releases a series of tables on tariff receipts over years. The article analyzes customs revenue as a share of government expenditures, noting averages over ten years and detailing monthly figures from 1897 to 1907, including anomalies in early operating periods of the new tariff law.
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Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Blutistics
Aloe
Pacific Railroad
Treasury Department
Pana Faces Guard Swap as Citizens Seek Help
A Pana delegation of about fifty business leaders pressured Governor Tanner, saying the town is in terror and Captain Butler’s troops are inadequate. Governor Tanner ordered Company C, Fifth Illinois Infantry, to Pana and replaced Butler with Lt. Col. Frank J. Welle of the Meantur infantry to restore order.
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Springfield
Til
Butler
National Guard
Nat Pane
Tanner
Pana
Tanney
Fifth Illinois Infantry
Buller
Frank J. Welle
Pitth Infantry
Meentur
Great Uncle Honored by Imperial Grand Duke Michael
St Petersburg reports Nicholas greets his great uncle, the Imperial Grand Duke Michael, president of the imperial council and chief of the second artillery brigade. The grand duke, in a ceremonial tone, speaks of his jubilee and requests the same honor be given to the grand duke under existing regulations.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Haw
Michael
Rail Freight Wreck Ties Up Lima Line After Explosion
A freight train wreck near Lima caused a large derailment after an explosion this morning. Engineer Edward Quick and conductor Frank Smith are reported among the injured in what authorities describe as a serious crash on the Chicago line near Sov Sh-A freight lownaive.
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Lima
Sov
Chicago
Railroyd
RINE
Fren
Edward Quick
Frank Smith
Dreyfus Prison Reform Reported In Paris
Paris reports a government order to modify Captain Dreyfus's confinement allowing six hours daily exercise within an eight acre area. Uncertainty lingers on whether he will be moved and rumors abound. Esterhazy's book is seen as muddling the affair rather than clarifying it.
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Paris
Tetms
Alert Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Comte Esterhazy
Government to Reject Offer for Philippines Exposed
London reports the government would reject an 810,000.00 offer for the Philippines as inadequate per Daily Mail’s Madrid dispatch. Madrid says Spain will decline indemnity. Vienna notes Austria and Germany influence Spain to accept compensation offer for Philippine tatands.
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London
Madr
Daily Mail
Philippines
Spain
Othe Sim
Vienna
Daily Telegraph Eave
Austria
Amelia
Review of the United States bankruptcy act operations
The attorney general’s report surveys post enactment use of voluntary bankruptcies under the 1888 act, noting filings in 37 states and districts by August. It lists counts by state and cites delays in applying involuntary bankruptcies due to missing rules, with detailed regional figures and the date the involuntary provision became effective.
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Washington, New
Gene Crnl
Opera- von Ool the Nations
I.ses
Sebieh
Oke Reo Urandenburgs
Gortters
Department of Justice
Tirmindenburg
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York
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Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Regiments Arrested Amid Knoxville Tensions In Macon
In Macon the Sixth Virginia Negro Regiment faces arrest with arms seized while guarded by the Tenth Immariaries, as a night clash near camp prompted disruptions. Reports describe a White civilian shot with a rifle, and measures taken against disorder at the guard post.
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Macon
Gin
Virgina Negro
Knoxville
Lmrmaries
Riath
Eqmy
Kallis
Nan Eine
Howlquarters
Ganerd Wilton
Columel Gaillard
Midi
Wreck of the Atlanta claims twenty three lives
Yaquina Oregon reports the wreck of the British ship Atlanta with Captain Charles McBride en route from Tacoma to Capetown. Twenty three lives were lost including all officers. only three sailors survive to tell the story. Survivors include Francis McMahon John Webster and George Frazier.
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George Frazier
Yaquina
Ove
Atlanta
Charles McBride
Tacoma
Capetown
Assend
Associated Press
Francis McMahon
Helfost
Ireland
John Webster
Tarrytown
N. Y
Philadelphia
Charles Sle- Bride
Hunter
WN. C. Huston
Crenneook
Beas
God Thie
George Frasier
Prager
McMahon
Weber
Frazier
Theo
Webber
Wwe
Ruthie Shert
Krag-Jorgensen rifles to replace Springfields for regiments
The Secanton Tribune reports that the Thirteenth and other regiments in camp will send Springfields to be replaced by Krag-Jorgensen rifles. Major Pitman will equip units starting with the Eighth Pennsylvania, with the change completed by Thursday evening. This signals a major modernization and shifts in readiness as troops anticipate the new weapon.
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Atlanta
Pitman
Colummn
Pennsylvania
Davies
Queenstown Report Mentions Sullak Bruna From Liverpool NY
A brief item from Queenstown dated November 2 notes Sullak Bruna from Liverpool New York and references Haveean steeds named Te Comes Soop.
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Queenstown
Sullak
Bruna
Liverpool
New York
Weather Indications and Local News Briefs
Weather updates predict fair conditions today. Reports include warnings from Surgen Ginear Bleinberg and notes on the Athentia wreck. Local notices mention a curfew, city committee actions, and a quarantine update with no yellow fever at Purceton.
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Detines & Mes Perilemn
Purceton
Corbett Sharkey Fight Nears Decision at Lenox Club
The Corbett Sharkey twenty round bout is expected to be decided next Tuesday at Lenox Athletic Club with no protests. Corbett is favored in betting at 100 to 40 as both boxers prepare under trainer guidance while authorities ensure a clean exhibition under Horton law.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Thomas Sharkey
Lenox Athletic Club
Corbett
Corvert
Bhorker
Lemper
Durie
Tom O'Rourke
Crbert
Champdon
Corbert
Bly
Bharkey
Ubon
Fatal stabbing ends dispute in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre on November 2 Abutientino and Anthony Winehwa dueled during a quarrel at Maltby. Winehwa struck with a weapon three times. a doctor later ruled the wounds fatal. The assailant was arrested and jailed in the Wilkes-Barre jail.
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Wilkes-Barre
Abutientino
Anthony Winehwa
United States to Own Philippines as Spain Finances Exit
New detail from Parle reports that American commissioners will press for U S sovereignty over the Philippines with two options for Spain. Either accept a cash sum and evacuate, or renounce the islands by conquest, with a looming Cuban issue likely to reappear in talks.
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United States
Philippines
Spain
PRI
Cuba
Brain
Aheyance
Trainmen Die After Being Struck Near Balway New Jersey
W. W. Rogers of Camden and a baggage master named Cline were killed when the Chittiee Limited struck them as they walked to the Amboy division depot in Balway New Jersey after completing their run. Their bodies were scattered along the track. The engineer did not realize he had struck anyone.
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Secretary of War
War Department
New York
W. W. Rogers
Camden
Amboy
Pennsylvani Policet
We. C
Balway
Wome
Chittiee Limited
Pialhe Weloweeape Meting Reported On Power Shift
Mumbled fragments describe a meeting related to a power shift involving figures named Keathinlos Naw Sh and a request from General Tung. The text hints at a rebellion and the Tenure renewal tied to a Dowager tense of power and a Musque vivien figure at the Tetheelie Vivien event.
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Keathinlos
Naw
Pheer
Tung
Ang Bu Troupe
Sane
Fragmented OCR Item From Local Page
Readable parts describe a local note involving a person and place but many words are garbled. The surviving terms mention Lome Sev 36 4 thepoted teen and references to British and Coptalt Ay with a date fragment and Montetvides.
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Lome
Montetvides
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