McKinley Visits Cleveland and Youngstown
President McKinley and party arrive in Cleveland amid a G A R tribute. Secretaries Long and Hitchcock speak as crowds greet the president at Hollenden hotel and at a Youngstown platform. He vows national honor and Philippines policy. Myron Herrick hosts lunch. Hanna hosts a cabinet reception.
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Cleveland, CO
McKinley
Wherlin
Lake Shore
Maayor J. H. Palley
Manju
Raelid Avenue
Gordon
Wade Parks
McKinsey
Thincan
Preanent
Oakdale
Hollenden Hotel
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Fennter
Mre. Hanna
Palon Club
Youngstown
Wedding of Miss Anna Viola Deetrick to Mr Duncan
Phelps street hosted the wedding of Anna Viola Deetrick and William MacKinsey Duncan son of Andrew K Duncan and nephew of President McKinley. Rev Fraser officiated at the ceremony after 6 o'clock. The president and cabinet attended a reception at St Columbia's hall before departing by train to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Line
China Day at Congress Highlights Trade With China
Philadelphia hosts China Day at the commercial congress with Wu Tung Fung, the Chinese minister, praising expanding US China trade. He notes exports surpassing imports last year by a margin and argues for freer labor mobility and open doors, while urging repeal of exclusion laws. Other speeches emphasize opportunities in Philippine trade and American-Chinese commerce.
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Philadelphia
Wu Tung Fung
United States
China
Ita
Philippine Islands
Wildman
Hong Kong
Ching
America
Canton
Shanghai
Philippine Flands
Eucharistic League in Philadelphia Opens Pontifical Mass
The Eucharistic League gathered in Philadelphia with Pontifical Mass at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral led by Papal Delegate Martinelli. Clergy from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and nearby towns attended. sermons, devotions, and public exposition followed as Archbishop Corlean of New York delivered meditation and a blessing.
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Philadelphia
Get
Pontifical Maxy
St. Peter and St. Paul
Martinelli
Ivy
Brush
Son
Pltteburg
Wim. PL McQuoid
Boxton
Charles J. Vandowritt
Sepydoe
Van
Phil Neomhila
Wranecht
Bone Wetton
Cor. ‘Lean
New York
Meeting of Filnt and Lime Glare Manufacturers Endorses Frye Cabinet Push
A meeting of the American Association of Filnt and Lime Glare Manufacturers held at the Export exposition endorsed a resolution for creating a new cabinet department of commerce and todus trian, with headquarters noted in Pittebung.
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Get.h
American Association of Filnt
Pittebung
Department of Commerce and Todustrian
Reed Admitted to New York Bar After Residency
Ex-Speaker Thomas Reed admitted to practice in New York. Bond papers show he has resided in Manhattan for thirty days and plans to make the state his permanent home. The admission was noted in New York on October 18.
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New York
Thomas Ty
Reed
Myr
Bond
Manhattan
City of
Candy Works Burned in London Wholesale Fire
The Burrow & Co confectionery works in London were destroyed by a large fire today. Estimated damage reaches £600,000 with the blaze affecting the wholesale candy operations and surrounding facilities.
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London
Nory Works
Burrow & C O
Thre Ely
Filipino traitor bid to sell out army and leaders
General Otis dismisses ransom offers from Pio del Pilar who allegedly offered to surrender his army for 250000 and to overthrow the insurrection for 500000. Reports place del Pilar near San Mateo with 1800 to 3000 men. Spaniards who plotted surrender of artillery were killed by Filipinos. three survivors flee to Manila awaiting Spain transfer.
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Pio del Pilar
Aguinaldo
Manila
Otte
Acubaldo
Otis
Manili
Paterno
Pio del Pilue
Gieneval Otis
Pia del Pilar
la Loma
San Mates Valley
Santa Rosa
Leund de Bay
Krupp
Nordenfelt
Ling
Spain
Santa Rowxa
Hnes
Calamba
Aguinaldos Book Reveals Filipino Claims to Independence
Manila reports a book from Tarlac containing Aguinaldo’s correspondence with American commanders and consuls claiming U S sovereignty and promised independence. It cites letters by Wildman and Buencamino, notes Dewey and Anderson passes, and discusses prison shipments and arms, with no formal independence pledge found.
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Manila
Tarlac
Aguinaldo Temine
Ameran
United States Congress
Senor Buoncamine
Aguinaldo
Jeter
Roungevelle Wildman
United States
Hong Kong
O Aguinaldo
Aiaeone
Mr. Wildman
Philippines
Senor Buencimino
Admiral Dewey
General Anderson
Géneril Anderson
Colonel Barnett III Ailing On Malaria Campaign Tour
General Frank Reider and Charles Voorhees met Western Pennsylvania Republican county chairmen in Pittsburg to discuss campaign strategy. They stated Colonel Barnett is ill with malaria, which will hamper his touring. Despite illness, optimistic reports from the state say the ticket will win by a strong majority.
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Pittebure
Oot II
Frank Reider
Charles Voorhees
Republican State Committee
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Reader
Atate Chile
Dieirjeta
Pilladiphin
Barnett
Aguinalte
Aguinaldo
Congress
Mizht
Cho
China
Egypt
Republic
Iles
Bryan at Louisville barbecue rallies Democratic ticket
Tened thousand supporters in Louisville at Churchill Downs heard William J. Bryan and Democratic nominees. Bryan urged backing regular state convention picks, contrasted with Goebel and Republican foes, and pressed party unity amid Philippine and colonial policy debates.
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Louisville
Wiliam J. Bryan
Churchhill Downa
Jockey Club Grounds
Democrata
Kentucky
Jockey Club
Covington
Oho
Bryan
Isi
Goebel
McKinney
United States
Congress
Mr. Bryan
George
Carlos
Tubans
South Africa
England
Pears
Wallan
MacKinsey
Philippines
Oitalel
Withethers
Narty
States Senate
Blackburn
Gowbel
Hay Brown to Join Supreme Court Bench Monday
Lancaster reports Hay Brown, freed from the supreme court by Governor Brome, is set to take his seat on the bench on Monday after the Saturday session before Judge JAvlowetenen.
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Lancaster
I. Hay Brown
Supreme Court
Brome
Wilhome
Javlowetenen
Woman condemns flag protest at anti-imperialist meeting
At Chicago Central Music Hall delegates continued organizing a national anti-imperialist league. Rev Bigelow and J Sterling Morton spoke as a dramatic interruption occurred when a stylish woman shouted to take down the flag before leaving, claiming ties to soldiers in the Philippines. The panel adopted a principles declaration opposing imperial policy and urging immediate action to end the war.
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Chicago
Central Music Hall
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Herbert Myrick
Myrick
J. Sterting Morton
Leute
Herbert
Bigelow
Cincinnati
Higelow
Philippines
United States
Fair cooler morning battles and court notes across towns
Morning dispatch reports a cooler fair day with general news on Doers attacking Mafeking and President McKinley in Cleveland. It notes a libel verdict in Scranton, local court proceedings, and upcoming bankers' convention amid assorted industrial news and regional briefs.
Reichsrat in Session Dr Von Fuchs Re-elected President
Vienna Oct 1 The Austrian Reichsrat reconvened with Dr Von Fuchs re-elected president. The body began organizing for normal parliamentary work as government officials urged unity and neutral stance between rival factions. Key topics include the budget, dual monarchy burdens, and educational needs.
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von Fuchs
Vienna
Reicherath
Council of Ministers
Manfred Clary
Aldringen
Hous
Tuman
Austria
Plan to Restore Our Forests in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Oct 18. The state board of property adopts a resolution directing Forestry Commissioner Rothrock to locate unseated lands suitable for purchase at headwaters of the Delaware Susquehanna and Allegheny rivers. The governor completes the forestry commission with Charles M Schwab of Pittsburgh to select three reservations of at least 40 000 acres each for forest restoration.
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Rothrock
Delaware, Susquehanna
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Mikin
Commissioner of Forestry
Monroe County
Clearfield County
Forestry Commission
Charles M. Schwab
Pittsburg
Ths Commission
Delaware
Susquehanna
Stone
Bie
Cockran Delivers Anti Imperialism Address in Chicago
Hon Bourke Cockran of New York spoke at the ninth imperialist meeting at Central Mile Chicago delivering the evening oration. He argued that the people have no right to be forced into a government they oppose and urged restraint against imposed structures. The conference adjourned amid praise for Cockran and the proceedings.
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Chicago
Central Mile
Bourke Cockran
New York
Caiming
Ishii Hut
Abe Carkran
Ahnore
Degree of Pocahontas Officers Elected at Rell Men
In Boston and other cities the Improved Order of Red Men held meetings to elect officers for the Degree of Pocahontas. Great Prophetess Ada Vyspr Phil Sioa and other named officers were chosen, with stations listed for Allentown Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Hawley among others.
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Boston
Connell
Rell
Petinestronia
Rethiehem
Prophetess
Ada
Vyspr
Phil- Sioa
Popalioitin
Mare AM Keejoy
Ol Forges
Wihenk
Bardnol A. Congue
Philadelp
Mare A
Korb
Pitteburg
Trial of French Plotters Probed in Senate Inquiry
Beater Rede Berenger questioned M. Jules Querin amid ongoing probe into plots to overthrow the government. Querin refused to answer, citing protective statements about the doganler agitator. Berenger’s report aims for transmission to the probationary general tomorrow or soon.
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Gin Senate
Tia
Beater
Rede
Vermont Regiment Arrives to Dedicate Monument at Gettysburg
One hundred and seventy men of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Vermont regiments arrived at Gettysburg to participate in the monument dedication ceremonies scheduled for tomorrow evening.
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Vermont
Gettysburg
Exhibition Games in Philadelphia Stir Local Interest
In Philadelphia RA WE hosts exhibition play featuring Dunn Medaimes McGuire Donohwe Merari and umpire Latham as part of a Brooklyn event with players from RA and Philadelphia clubs.
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Kentucky
Philadelphia
RA WE
MA Phiadelphia
Dunn
Medaimes
McGuire
Donohwe
Merari
Latham
Local Pension Certificates Late Names Incomplete List
An OCR fragment lists names Mordecai Tanner Oakley Sanguehanna and others associated with pension certificates. Additional entries include J Amsden Boranton Peter Henninger Routh Auburn Busquehanna with numbers 21 and 44 noted alongside unclear references to increases.
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Washington
Mordecai
Tanner
Oakley
Sanguehanna
J. Amsden
Boranton
Peter Henninger
Routh
Auburn
Busquehanna
Fii
War in Boerland reports Mafeking water cut and siege
From Pretoria and other dispatches the crisis around Mafeking intensifies. British claimes cut water supplies as Boer forces shell the town while defenders face uncertainty over surrender. Reports also note Basuto unrest and movements toward Ladysmith and Newcastle with patrol actions and casualties.
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London
Pretoria
Cronje
Newcastle
Marekink
Proteria
Mafeking
Meheko
Lero
Thodi
Zululand
Transvaal
Laager
Marico
Rustenburg
Thurmann’s Drift
Oute Skirle
Kimberley
Durkan
Puesliy
Mafehing
Eisht Burstiers
Ubbel
Nimeson Wits
Melagan Bay
Thal
Luine Ber Nepuleed
Hash
Verriamel
Chenegadott
Bert
Natal
Dewerdhe Uhedrelorg Manne Titties
Chenear
Menevit Jan BM. Koch
Inn
Tweneo
Buthe
Tinader
Tree Jinger
Pwealdelburgs
Nigel
Standerton
Ladvaniit
Ol Ip
Acton Homes
Lesters Bralloy
Quinn
Lady Embily
Ladysmith
Ape Wn Homes
Leaters Station
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Mary Barber
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Aguinaldo’s Book
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Billy Bryan
J. Hay Brown
Parson Bigelow
Boaldier
Financial and Commercial
Toeal
Scrantonian
Robert Coleman
Eis Millions
Laveal
State Bankers’ Convention
West Beranton
Reichsratf
Cockran
Great Suns Couneil
M. Guerin
Herenger
Pennsylvania Pensions
Boerland
Whelington
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