Vice President Hobart Relapse Threatens Life in Paterson
Reports from Paterson New Jersey state Vice President Hobart remained critically ill after a heart and stomach condition worsened. Physicians offered little hope as police guarded his home and friends advised on care while Washington officials weighed potential succession and the president’s proximity to his partner in governance.
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Trouble at Manila grows as civil administration expands
Washington reports extended civilian rule in Manila area towns including Pasic Taguig and Pateros under military supervision. An eighth army corps order calls a new mayor election in Imus after the previous mayor deserted to insurgents. Chinese residents face tensions as Chinese laborers are displaced for Filipino workers amid emergency projects. In Binende suburbs Chinese workers attack by five Indians, one Chinese killed and several wounded.
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Hurricane at Havana Misses Major Losses
General Greeley received a Havana cable noting a hurricane caused property damage and disrupted communications between Havana and Santiago. Service personnel are repairing the line with no reported loss of life.
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Blosson Wins Narrowly Over Schaefer In Ping Pong Match
In New York the opening night of the polar billiards match between Blosson and Schaefer ended with Blosson in control. Schaefer failed to score consistently, with only two double figure runs recorded, while Blosson showed stronger form. Play will resume tomorrow night from tonight’s position.
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Informal reception for Sir Thomas Liptay in New York
Sir Thomas Liptay and associates met New York reporters and correspondents at an informal reception. He expressed gratitude for the kindness shown by the press during coverage of the international yacht races.
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Kearns Knocks Out Flaherty in Brooklyn Bout
New York reports Tim Kearns of Benton knocked out Martin Flaherty of Inwell Massachusetts in the second round at the Herones club in Brooklyn. The match was scheduled for a six round bout at light weight.
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State Superior Court Adjourns Without Decisions in Philadelphia
The state superior court, meeting in Philadelphia since October 2, adjourned today without ruling on any cases. The court will reconvene in the city on November 1.
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Boers Forced to Retire in Fading Ladysmith Skirmish
Reports from Ledwenith describe heavy Boer losses and a fragmented British pursuit as General White’s forces clash with Boer positions. The engagement, termed a reconnaissance by observers, reveals Boer artillery prowess and cautious British advances amid severe censorship and uncertain gains.
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Ferryboat Chicago Cut In Two In River Collision
The ferryboat Chicago bound Jersey City to New York was cut in two by the steamer City of Augusta on the North River at 12:35 AM. Between 10 and 40 aboard, several believed drowned though unconfirmed, with some escaping on life preservers or swimming ashore. Captain Durham suspects no deaths unless a fireman may be lost. seven wagons, including an American Express wagon with $5,000 in silver, were also lost.
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The Chances of Colonel Bryan
Washington gossip on Bryan prospects for the Democratic nomination, with silver policy as the key issue. Analysts foresee potential shifts from state election results, especially in Maryland New York Nebraska and Kentucky, and discuss two thirds rule tactics and possible alternative candidates.
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Pennsylvania Earnings From September Railroad Report
The September monthly report from the Pennsylvania Railroad shows operating lines with total earnings, expenses, and net increases. Comparisons to the prior month reveal gains in revenue, expenses, and net income with nine month totals indicating overall growth in earnings and expenditures.
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Della Fox Improves as New York Report Updates
An Octiorny fragment reports Della Fox showing improvement after a stroke like event. The update notes no deterioration and says the patient remains under care with expected restabilization within a week.
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Deaths of a Day Highlight Noted Figures
New York reports sudden deaths at age 4 from a track incident. Camden attorney Wilbin Hfdenkins, renowned criminal lawyer, collapsed from heart disease at the Acqiemict race track. Henry Mor rie supreme judge of Chipetawnia dies at home near Harris, I.C. Washington delegate involved in lease money from Whited Stated. George Harr, oldest clerk of the state department, dies at residence. Willim H. Webb, a builder philanthropist, passes away aged BB years.
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Local News Briefs and World Events Update
Weather brings rain and northeast gales as reports span the Boer and Briton clash at Ladyremith and progress of Philippine campaign. Bryan’s presidential chances discussed alongside political notes. Northeastern Pennsylvania financials and a county teachers institute lead local items. Prisoners in jail must work or face forging charges in a murder case.
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Judge Mitchell Accepts Nomination for Superior Court Seat
Judge John F. Mitchell of Tioga, the Republican candidate for the Superior Court, pens a letter to committee chair Reeder in Philadelphia dated Oct. 26. He explains health concerns and pledges to serve full term if elected, urging voters to judge him on character and policy rather than party. He notes the party’s integrity and the need for a Republican governs the administration of justice. He stresses that politics will not influence his duties while acknowledging voters' right to assess the candidate.
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Col Bell scatters Filipinos in daring engagement report
Spanish commissioners report Filipino troops ill treat and refuse to surrender Spanish prisoners at Tarle and nearby towns. Fourteen American prisoners at Tarle are well cared for as skirmishes continue. Aguinaldo's officers denounce U S commanders amid ongoing efforts to force recognition of Philippine independence.
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Two Men Burned to Death in Plant Accident
In Terre Haute Indiana two men Samuel King and Alfred McBride were fatally burned when an electric spark from the Indianapolis Water Company plant switchboard at Fontaine ignited powder on their clothing. Deke Overly was badly burned but expected to recover. The men entered the plant motor house despite orders.
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Unclear OCR Narrative of New York Transit and Names
Fragmentary text lists places in New York and various names with possible transit references. Several city and foreign place terms appear interwoven, creating an unclear report on routes or arrivals.
Narrow OCR fragment lists names and places in a historical notice
Fragmentary OCR lists Worthington and Lewbury with ages and several surnames including Kawarda Beeman Bottes and Beeman, plus places like Silver Lake and Lucerne. Lacks clear event or action. cannot determine full notice context from provided text.
Weather Forecast for Washington Ort Tuesday Rain Shifts
Eastern Pennsylvania expects rain Tuesday with a severe northeast shift to north and northwest. Areas may see aggravating weather conditions and unsettled skies through the day.
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