Insurgents Advance as U S Forces Reach Rosario Front
Manila reports place the enemy within four miles of central Manila as United States troops press the advance toward Rosario. General Schwan leads a mixed force including Thirteenth Infantry and cavalry. American casualties include Captain Safford killed and Captain McGinth wounded. The push aims at Cavite's stronghold while Spanish gunboats and marines observe from Pasig and Manila rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
United States Artillery
Schwan
Rosario
Latoma Church
Moonnidtoering
Murlon FF
Saifeld
Novalose
Yeaternay
Sel
Ala
Campmaich
New Mexico
Arizone
Sante
PHI. Jopines
Washington
Otislus
Wae Department
Novaleta
Ald Cuoaille
Bat
Safford
McGinth
Fourth Cavalry
Colimn
Savy Wessels
Cavite
Novalete
Tims
San Nicholas
Mien
Manilbas
Aynti
Helena
Baltimore
Sar de Malaton
Nbveleta
Econry
Atmericans
Bay of Rosario
Volunteers Return in Transport Indiana from Manila
General Otis reports the Indiana sails with 453 officers and 619 men of the Tennessee regiment. No one is listed as sick. The ship also carries 1,000 general prisoners. The Pennsylvania carrying Washington volunteers is sighted near the Golden Gate with 42 officers and 776 enlisted men, plus two officers, 34 discharged men, three hospital corps, and seven civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Otis
Indiana
Manila
Tennessee Regiment
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Washington Volunteers
Golden Gate
Pennsylvanian
Washington Infantry
Hospital Corps
Casualties in the Philippines Reported by General Oils
Washington Oct General Oils lists casualties since the last report from various U S infantry units in the Philippines. The entries name soldiers by rank and initials, with causes including measles dysentery tuberculosis drowning diarrhea typhoid and gunshot wounds, with dates ranging Sept 30 to Oct 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Lewis Helbeigh
Fourteenth Infantry
John Cunningham
F. Twelfth Infantry
James Ruffin
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Garfield Thompson
William Dunway
Henry Booth
Seventeenth
Walter Beott
William Timons
Twelfth Infantry
Me Gunderson
Slane
Henry H. Guyer
Pirat
Army Casualties and Causes in World War I Brief
Sergeant Julius Labadie of the Sixth Infantry and Ernest Knapp of the Ninth Infantry are listed with malaria on Oct 5 and Oct 6 respectively. Demereat A. Smith of the Seventeenth Infantry sustained a gunshot wound described as accidental. Frank B. John non of the Twenty second Infantry is noted with unspecified cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Labadie
Ernest Knapp
Demereat A. Smith
Frank B. Johnnon
Twenty-second Infantry
Yachting Anticipation Grows Among Famed Sailors
In New York harbor the crewmen anticipate a race tomorrow with nerves on Columbia and Shamrock. The Pantheon boat is believed to have performed best across three days of trials, keeping American crews tense as fog and shifting winds complicate the outlook. Samy Hawk reports dense fog and new wind at 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Shamrock
Pantien
Samy Hawk
Bryan Severely Ill Forces Campaign Pause
Ch ittw e Webster Iowa report says William Jennings Bryan is very sick and may cancel engagements including two or three speeches daily. Friends visiting the Bryan farmhouse fear he must suspend campaign travel through town, Kentucky, and Illinois. A local physician orders rest as farmers and supporters crowd the farm to see him. Bryan expects to resume the tour soon after rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Webster
Willim Jennings Bryan
Fredrk White
Tiaryon
Kentucky
Olbe
Brevi
Proay
Bryan
Signs City Suburnas
Omaha
Wm. J. Brean
Towns
Fred White
Jubilee Convention Discusses WCTU Expansion
In Philadelphia the Jubilee convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union debated widening the organization’s scope. The proposal was defeated but a plan to increase member events to twenty five annually and require subscription to the paper was approved. Lehigh county union won the prize banner for best twelve month showing. Elected officers include Mrs. R B Chambers president, Mrs Olive Pond Amies recording secretary, Miss Frances Jones corresponding secretary, Mrs H G Forest vice president at large, and Mrs Wm H Woods treasurer for the twenty seventh term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Women’s Christian Temperance
Bulletin
Lehigh County Union
R. OB. Chambers
West Grove
Olive Pond Amies
Mies M. Frances Jones
H. G. Forest
Allegheny
Mre
H. Wods
Huntington
Brogan on Trial for Murder in Quet, Pa
Edward J. Brogan faced trial for the murder of A Marion Wiley after a dispute at his home. Six jurors were seated as the panel exhausted. Wiley was struck by a rifle shot fired from a second story window during an incident with boys and Brogan. The defense contends the rifle was aimed elsewhere to frighten the youths and that the bullet was deflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanceater
Edward J. Brogan
A. Marion Wiley
Wiley
Brogan
Naphtha Launch Idlewild Explodes Near St John’s River
An explosion on the naphtha launch Idlewild, owned by Alexander Vedeman and his brother, at the mouth of the St Johns River at 7 last night burned several aboard. Alexander Vedeman is missing and presumed drowned. WU White was badly burned on face and head, Ed Vedeman also burned. Survivors were brought to Jacksonville by the tug Three Friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Alexander Uedemann
St. John's River
Alexander Vedemany
WU White
Vedeman
Fire destroys Huntsville block in late night blaze
A large fire swept a Huntsville block on October 9 destroying A. J. Bennett & Co. livery stable and spreading to adjacent buildings. The fire began at the livery stable and within forty minutes the entire block bounded by Washington Clifton Green and Randolph streets was burned. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
A. J. Bennett & Co
Washington, Clifton, Green and
Randolph Streets
Deaths Reported at Banillage in Malaria and Wounds
Washington reports the deaths at Banillage of Kare B Tiffiny of Company A Pilch infantry from pernicious malaria and Jamon Aus tin, quartermaster, killed by a chartered bolt weld during bolle weld operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishington
Brooke
Banillage
Kare B. Tiffiny
Pilch
Jamon Austin
Bolle Weld
Chicago Hosts Red Letter Day Banquet For McKinley and Dignitaries
The Chicago fall festival banquet at the great Auditorium honored President McKinley as guest of honor with Vice President Mariscal of Mexico, Premier Laurier of Canada, and other leaders in attendance. Speeches praised national unity, progress, and the republic’s strength from Plymouth Rock to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Mexico
Wilfred Laurier
Chicago
Grittor
Biel
Mekilifen
Leno
Melville Stone
Miests
Don Trnncie Miriseul
Mexicu
Canada
John &. Black
John R. Tanner
Carter H. Harrigan
United States
Besse Penrose
Pennsylvania
Weasley Merritt
Tanner
Minois
Carter AH. Harrison
Fennior Shelby M Cullom
Tiinois
Illinois
Siegfried Lather
Canale
Vicm
Mariscal
Long
D. Henderson
Dubas
Thame M. Alderaen
Department of the Lakes
El Karnak Hall Falls Tall Columns in Thebes Temple
Cairo reports the collapse of nine columns in the great hypostyle hall of the Temple of Karnak Thebes built by Seti I. The hall measures 179 feet long and 28 feet wide its roof once rested on 13 columns with the tallest nearly 70 feet high. Sculptures honor Seti I and Rameses II with interior walls showing offerings to the gods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Oct
Temple of
MiKarnak
El-Karnak
Thebes
Seti T
English Eleven Likely To Win Philadelphia Cricket Match
In the third and final match Prince Ran Jithdi’s English team leads Philadelphia. England scored 385 in the first innings while Philadelphia were all out for 5. Philadelphia trailing by 380 runs, then 46 runs for 2 wickets in their second innings. they must add 222 with eight wickets remaining to avoid an innings defeat when play resumes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Get
Prince Ran- Jithdi
Peinve
Philadelphians
Coal Trade Volume Rises and Prices Firm, Anthracite Report
The October letter from the Anthracite Operators Association notes a larger coal shipment volume in the last two weeks and firmer prices. Output limits depend on mine prep and transport capacity, with Western market receipts up year to date and stocks on Sept. 10 near 418 thousand tons versus 670 thousand a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luky
Rad
Refugees at Hudson House of Refuge Rampage
Three hundred inmates of the Hudson house of refuge for women began at midnight the first night to smash furniture and break windows in the cottages. Guards and matrons could not restore order and called Hudson police for help. Damage to furniture and electric wires torn from walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, SN
Hudson House of Refuge For
Hudson Police
Breaker Blast Impacts Troy Steel Property in Chicago Area
A report indicates that blast damage affected furnaces and rolling mill property of Troy Steel in the Chicago area. The action is linked to transfers involving the Interests of the American Electric and Wire company, with details outlining financial or property adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cit
Felund
Troy Steel Company
American Biect and Wire Company
New York Murder Mystery Follows Body Fragments
Detectives scour West Seventeenth Street and the North River for clues to a woman's murder. Authorities suspect dismemberment after parts of the body, including the left thigh and a river fragment, are found, with a possible disposal from a rear wagon as a manhunt unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oct
Cvuir
West Seventeenth Street
Sixth
Ninth Avenue
North River
Emma Gill
Nanos Cuilford
Bridgeport
Wilton Gulden
Martin Thern
Nack
Devery
Weat Pwelfth Street
Weat Thirteenth Street
Frank Lund
Berge Knickerbocker
Thirteenth Street
Captain Lund
Weather and festival notes mix with scattered global items
A morning weather note forecasts fair and warmer conditions. The page mentions a Manila defense buildup and festival activity in Chicago, plus a murder mystery in New York and various local items. Financial and crime notes appear alongside regional notices and a provisional kindergarten fund count.
Lexington Races Feature Walnut Wall Cup
In Lexington the Walnut Wall cup race awarded 5000 dollars with Silver Cup from L V Harkness. Lord Vincent and Edna Cook were early favorites but failed to win as Kilert claimed victory after eight entries. Edna Cook won the first heat. Kilert won the next. Time marks include 2 19 5, 2 20 My, 2 16.
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Lexington
Get
L V
Harkness
New York
Lord Vincent
Trinsyvivanks
Wis
Edna Cook
Kilert
Vincent
Cook
Kilda
Bilert
Free Blond
Free Bond
Litt Thorn
Mell Boy
Sig
Jockey Boyd Dies After Hawthorne Steeplechase Crash
Jockey Boyd, riding Globe II, was killed when Globe II crashed into a hurdle and fell in the third race at Hawthorne. The mount collided with Three Forks and Boyd died en route to the rail. An investigation was launched into crowding incidents on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicow
J. Boyd
Somerset
Boyd
Buddy Mattie
Hoysi
Cheesemire
Jocker
Unscrambled court order court grants venire de novo
The superior court today ruled on multiple cases across counties including Prank ly in Oregon with a new venire award. Jaynes and Weeming counties are cited in the judgment while Bradford County attorneys Terry and others face further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Green County
Jaynes
Weeming County
Judement Revernwl
Terry
Bradford County
Nomination of Gerry Brown for State Auditor on Democratic Ticket
Howton and Gerry Brown of Lroeckton were nominated today for state auditor on the Democratic ticket replacing Walter L. Hamlet of Lynn who declined. Brown is described as a leader within the Popullet party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howton, Ger
Gerry Brown
Lroeckton
Dtute
Domentatio
Walter L. Hamlet
Lynn
Mr. Brown
Popullet Party
Ay Ude
Revenue Stamp Frauds Union May Harbor Counterfeit Ring
Six months ago a Philadelphia case exposed a stamp counterfeiting conspiracy tied to the U S Secret Service leading to arrests in a district court. Defendants include Kilery P fiveghem a former district attorney Hilver Ko Newitt deputy collector M Downer Jacobs Kennedy bankers and craftspeople from Lancaster Camden and Philadelphia including an engraver and a factory foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patadelphia
Chen T
Herenie
Onearthend
United States
Elect Men
Defope Jnge
M. Downer
Lancaster
William M. Jacobs
William TL. Kennedy
Ofiar
Baliwit S. Hredell
Camden
N. J
Arthur Taylor
This Celts
Jaines Burns
Jacobs
Lancaster Fair Opens With Large Exhibit and Races
The state county agricultural fairs begin in Lancaster with a broad display from New York New Jersey Ohio Maryland and all parts of the state. Premiums exceed 15000 and races with over 2000 in prizes are planned. Cardiate Creasy speaks at the fair grounds Wednesday while Governor Stone von Frider visits Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Maryland
Stone von Frider
Outwitted the British Navy Levens Marques
The British steamship Guelph with ammunition en route to the Transvaal was intercepted by the cruiser Philomel off Lorenco Marques. The Guelph claimed no cargo and was allowed to continue to harbor after signaling. Ammunition was later landed at Durban, Natal, when owners learned seizure would occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Natal
Lorenao Marques
Townsend Yacht Brings Miners From Nome Rescue at Sitka
Suan Francisca Ort reports the steam yacht Townsend owned by millionaire miner C. D. Lane arrived from Cape Nome carrying rescued miners. Captain Wicks had previously sailed to Koteebie Sound in July and saved seventy men. Eighty three others were taken to St Michaels aboard the revenue cutter Bear Macy with many suffering scurvy and amputations from frostbite.
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Suan Francisca
Townsend
D. Lane
Milionaire
Cape Nome
Wicks
Koteebie Sound
St. Michaels
Bear Macy
Dewey's Vermont Vacation Trip Arrives In Washington
Admiral Dewey planned a northern vacation aboard Dr. Seward Webb’s private car. Governor Smith of Vermont and Webb arrived to meet him and arrange northern travel. The special car will depart tonight over the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guns and Ammunition Shipment to Manila Reported
Jumdon reports the Maxim Nonden feldt guns and ammunition shipped two shipboard gun batteries to Manila. They were expected here prior to departure by Cinonte W. Van Queen of the United States War Office, who will follow the convoy on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumdon
Manila
Prian
Cinonte W. van Queen
Thurrihae
Governor appoints trustees to Danville insane hospital
Thirvieburg October 7 Governor Stone appoints Howard Lyon of Williamport and William Connell of Scranton as trustees of the Danville plate insane hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirvieburg
Stone
Howard Lyon
William Sport
Ie Plate Insane Hospital
Danville
William Connell
Scranton
Redganed
Billy Rotchford Knocked Out in Chicago Bout
Billy Rotchford was knocked out by Emiley Rotchford in the first minute of the round. Y Torres Motevern to night secured a knock out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Y— Torres Motevern
Emiley Rotchford
Typhoon in Yokohama Believed To Have Killed Fifty
Reports from Yokohama indicate that at least fifty people perished in Saturday's typhoon. The disaster prompted rescue efforts and cautions for coastal areas.
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Yokohama
Satuirday
Peace chances in South Africa shape British policy
Berlin reports suggest Lord Salisbury may avoid war with the Transvaal though a peaceful solution remains unlikely. Parliament may be asked to authorize South African credits and a general election could follow Unionist pressure for an early vote. The queen’s speech will focus on the South African question.
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Africa
Europe
Lord Salisbury
London
Oet
Berlin
Evening Standard
Transvaal
England
South Africa
South Africa—was Not Fully Realized By, the Public Wars the War Offee
Fnvt
Tiodver Bolter
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Britain
Department of State
McKinley
Hay
Great Britain
United States
Speart
Natal
Hurshers
Sire Redvers Buller
Steyn
Orange Free State
Alfred Milner
Marquis of Salisbury
Twenty Five Fever Cases Reported in Key West
Twenty five new Yellow fever cases were reported in Key West during October. Health officials urge vigilance as authorities trace contacts and monitor the outbreak's spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Deal Te
New Army Transports Aims For Pacific Service
The British steamship Benmohr arrived from Hong Kong and will be turned over to the United States army for transport service as soon as she discharges her cargo. The Russian steamship Dalywortok, en route from Yokohama to Honolulu with Japanese laborers for the Hawaiian Islands, has been chartered by the United States army for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Okt
Britiets Swamship
Benmohr
Hong Kong
United States Army
Alice
Dalywortok
Yokohama
Honolulu
Unclear OCR Manuscript Mentions Arrivals and Locations
Fragmentary text lists names like New York Liverpool Rotterdam and Hanbury with scattered terms, suggesting a shipping or arrival notice. The readable items resemble place names and destinations but lack coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bervin
Liverpool
Kaleer Wilhelm
Grontia
Devit
Laverpool
Liverpont
Mtrurla
Uisari
Ropterdam
Rotterdam
KaleerPriederiol
Hanbury
Weather forecast for Warren PA and region
Forecast for Toesday indicates fall warmth with showers in the northern area and warmer conditions in the south. Fresh southerly winds accentuate the unsettled pattern across Warren Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren
Pennsylvania
Lale
Wedhnewlay
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W. J. Bryan III
Www
Co. T. U
A. M. Wiley
Florida
Alabama
Cuba
President McKinley
United State of America
Republic
Plymouth Keck
Prateriy
Wulon
Ameria
Cowt
Woat
Pasilion
Sartiago
San Juan
el Caney
Luzon
Mme
El-Karnae
Prince Ran
Coal Trade
Anthracite Operators’ Association
Hudson
Genera—Agarecsivenam
Maelondl
Ponneshoanlas
Trie
Kaditorial News and Omnnent
Thousaind Doellure
Knights of Hornerdene
Odin
Lacule Wrett Scranton
Aden Thie
Indhisitii
Nowe
Kenny Mirder Teint Postponi
Brown
Brockton
Ingham
Lancaster Fatr
Creasy
Klondike
Kotzebue Sound
Dewey
Vermont
State Insane Hospital
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