Commissioners Attack Otis in Philippines Leadership Dispute
Manila dispatch reports unanimous criticisms of General Otis by commissioners amid tensions with Secretary Root and General Corbin. Adjutant General Still defends Otis while officers confirm relief discussions. the move could place Miles or Merritt in command as the crisis unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. C
Manila News
Otte
Root
Corbin
Manila
oMerai
Otis Howers
Otle
Leo
Miles
Merritt
Address by Coghlan At Chamber Meeting
A fragmented report notes Coghlan addressing the chamber during a meeting in the city. It mentions Dewey’s arrival, the secretary, the Treasury Department, and an Orchard firm with Heximal involved in a factory establishment. The passage references stock values around $19,461 and capitalization considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
York
Mary Department
Thie
Cepal
Judge Piper Passes Away in Washington County
Judge Piper died after two weeks of peritonitis at Provost hospital. Born in Washington County Pennsylvania he read law in 1854 and practiced in partnership as Piper, Wisk and Piper. He served with integrity and was active in the Masons for many years leaving four sons Edgar and George with two others, and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Piper
Provos Peritonitis
Canhington County
Pa Ga
Chile
Piper
W. Piper
Wisk
Edgar B
George W
Beattie
Langdon
Cusick
Aitany
New Democratic Plan Discussed At Trust Conference
Delegates in Chicago consider a plan by the Democratic National Committee on antitrust policy. Col Bryan arrives in Chicago amid talks on party stance and potential advisement on trust questions. Local observers note possible impacts on pending measures and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innati
Col
Bryan
Chicago
Dan Kelvas Found Dead in Geer Oregon
Local authorities report Dan Kelvas found dead in Geer Oregon. Investigators describe the scene as suspicious and announce an inquiry into the death. More details to follow as officials release particulars.
Miners Strike Halts Coal at Decatur Gins and Mines
Decatur ginners halt operations as miners strike for union recognition and new regulations. About 3 percent idle, no coal moved at two shafts, previously 1.00 tons mined and shipped. Operators refuse union dictates, warning mines will idle until work restarts. Supply tight, coal will come from other mines to meet demand.
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Decatur
Two Shatte
China
American Money in Chili Opens Mineral Region
American syndicate leases rich mines with a smelting plant at Playa Blanca and Antofagasta in Chile for one year. The move signals anticipated American-led development of the mineral region and ore production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chile
Playa Blanca
Antofagasta
Prema
Sculptor Leimerle’s McKinley Bust for Paris Exposition
Washington report notes Sculptor Fred G. Leimerle is carving a bust of President McKinley to be displayed at the American building during the Paris Exposition. The work reflects prevailing interest in American portrait sculpture at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Fred G. Leimerle
McKinley
Vaudeville mimic Cletle Lof tus signs with Mansfield
Cletle Lof tus, once a vaudeville mimic and wife of Justin McCarthy, has signed a contract with Richard Mansfield and will soon begin rehearsals as a leading woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cletle Loftus
Justin McCarthy
Richard Mansfield
Baron Schittin von Canatatt Dismissed for Betrayal and Duel Injury
Baron Schittin von Canatatt, a high court official in the grand duchy of Thaden, has been ignominiously dismissed after it was alleged he betrayed a young girl and shattered her brother's arm in a duel, leaving him crippled for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derlain
Baron Schittin von Canatatt
Grand Duchy of
Thaden
Heavy cost of Jester trial reported in Mexico
P M H Cul lmm attorney for Alexander Jester charged with the murder of Gilbert Gates said Jester will be taken to Paria for a preliminary trial and that the defense is ready to proceed Monday. He warned of possible venue change if needed and noted costs to the state near 560 dollars with nine prosecution witnesses from Texas and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
MH. Cullim
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gates
Paria
Costa
Monroe County
Tate
Texas
Indiana
Jettina Girard Abandons Dissipation for Nursing
New York report notes Jettina Girard, long known for publicized escapades, declares plans to quit dissipation and pursue nursing. She has reconciled with her mother Mrs. Ordway of Washington.
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New York
Jettina Girard
Ordway
Washington
Court Uniforms For The Diplomats
Report from Washington says Secretary of State Hay endorses a special court dress for diplomats. Senor Arriga, dean of the Latin American diplomatic corps, pushed the idea, with South American ministers eager to adopt the Paris orders. The uniform features a tuxedo coat with gold frogs and embroidery, Knickerbocker trousers, stockings and pumps, varying by country, with debate over swords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hay
Senor
Don Antonio Lazo Artriga
Matias Romero
Senor Arriga
Benor Romero
United States
Senor Arrage
Paris
White House
New Industry for Centralia Centralia WA Grist Mill Reopens
The Doncastle grist mill south of Centralia on the Chehalia river is purchased by Hows Brow. They will repair the millrace and equipment and begin operation soon. Increased wheat production boosts demand for a capable mill. Real estate activity rises with several farms and city properties changing hands.
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Centralia
Wash
Doncastle
Here
Chehalia
Hows Brow
Cattle Syndicate Formed in Texas cattle venture
Kansas City dispatch reports G md Loving disclosed a Texas cattle syndicate project with capital pledged to buy 600000 head of cattle and 19500000 acres of ranching land in Texas New Mexico and Wyoming after eight weeks of development in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wrecked for the Insurance Arrests in Guysboro Case
Six men held in Guysboro on charges of wrecking vessels and defrauding insurers. Captains Abner Munroe and Abner Duncan led schooners Lt. Thomas and Juvenita. Vessels wrecked north of Cape Breton last June with insured lobster cargo tied to the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Guysboro
Daniel Simpson
Otto Feltmate
Abner Munroe
Abner Duncan
Percy Monroe
Wallace Munroe
Munroe
Thomas
Duncan
Juvenita
Cape Breton
St. Pierre Miquelon
Rhode Island men nominated for colored regiments
Gov. Dyer recommends to the war department two Rhode Island colored men for commissions in the One hundredth twenty eighth and Forty ninth regiments to be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Dyer
War Department
Party does not need his vote in senate
Washington dispatch notes growing belief that Pennsylvania will send only one senator in the next Congress due to anti Quay sentiment. Republicans hold a solid majority, 12 to 1b, making Quay unnecessary for Republican success in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, PD. C
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Quay
Little Prices only bor the pour advertionieonte alg ue Wewell more
Ambiguous OCR fragment lists names and places with garbled wording. Readable bits mention HIG and BIT Piret Ave, lacking clear event or entity details to form a coherent item.
Gold from the Klondike Arrivals Record Treasure Hoard
The steamer Topeka brought 163 passengers from Lynn Canal with about 214000 dollars in gold and names of rich claim owners such as Clarence and Berry, and Cariboo Bill Dettering. Passengers list includes many residents and locals, with noted finds on Eldorado and Fremah Hill totaling substantial wealth.
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Lynn Canal
Clarence Jerry
Franberry
Eldorado
Klondike
Berry
Butler Hotel
Wiam Dettering
Evanston, IL
Fremah Hill
Peter Gordt
St.108
Topeka
G. L. Walker
J. D Garfield
B .E. Wagner
H. C. Ingram
Mary A. Royal
John Kokolay
T. E Ruat
B. Kennyon
M.L. Freeman
H. l. Merdmeyer
William Herdmeyer
Josephine Herdmeyer
W. H. Humphrey
G. E. Pabiam
F. R. Fish
Mise Gray Stewert
B .L. Mitchell
J. M. Pieteher
F. M. Gundy
Marper Daniels
George M. Baterly
HM. Stiff
Mra
J Dalton
William Morey
HW. Babler
H. A. Frederick
J. H. Jay
N. E Thoren
J. Coonan
J. F. Shropshire
G. Smith
L. HW. Osborn
L. A Batchelder
C. FB. Smith
G. EB. Hil Co
A. G. Hill
J. Babler
W H. Moore
Vancouver Dispatch Details Regiment Attachments and Recruits
In Vancouver Barracks on September 21 Captain Niel Gaines George M Green Frank Lone and Mark Hichardson with Fleet Lieutenants Frank Maloney and Robert Welsh of the Thirty-ninth Infantry reported at headquarters and were sent to operate with the battalion. Major General telegraphed that Private W H Clark and Warren Brown of the Third Cavalry are to be attached to the Thirty-ninth Infantry until Manila arrival. One hundred thirty five unassigned recruits attached to the Thirty-fifth Infantry are assigned to the Forty-fifth Volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Barrracks
Niel Gaines
George M Green
Frank Lone
Mark Hichardson
Frank Maloney
Robert &. Welsh
Thirty-ninth Infantry
W. H. Clark
Warren Brown
Third Cavalry
Thirtyth Infantry
Manila
Thirty-fifth Infantry
City Federation Calls Seattle to National Temperance Convention
The City Federation of the Womans Christian Temperance Union asks Seattle to welcome the National Association convention arriving October 20. An expected 800 delegates, many with national reputations, will come, boosting local commerce. Denny Coryell Co. offers 10 percent of cash sales from the 28th and 30th to support the event, and a federation committee will attend the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Denny Coryell Co
Womans’ Christan Temperance Union
Seattle
National Association
Denny Coryell Company
First Ave
Federation
Heartie Wood
Sec'y
Destructive Missouri Pacific Wreck in Paul Neb
A freight train on the Missouri Pacific plunged through a bridge at Paul Neb two miles south of Nebraska City in the afternoon. Three men died instantly and the wreck, with twenty-one cars, burned. Firemen, conductor, and brakemen witnessed cries for help as a passenger train narrowly avoided the catastrophe. Section men on the right of way firelit their guns nearby during the day and are believed responsible for the bridge being struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Minsouri Pacific
Paul
Here
Gillan
Mase
Hrakeman Foster
No Alliance With England Denied by Secretary May
In a letter to Republican state executive chair, Secretary of State May insists there is no alliance with England or any other power. He cites only publicly known treaties of ordinary friendship for business and commerce and says no other treaties exist or are contemplated. The president and government are not considering entangling alliances with European powers.
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Columbbits
Republican State Executive Committee
John May
England
United States
No Packages for Yukon Declined by Post Office Rules
Post office notices prohibit registering parcels for Yukon district Canada. Only letters and postal cards may be mailed there in ordinary form. Third or fourth class matter cannot be forwarded, and registrants are to be informed to avoid unsailable parcels.
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Yukon
Postoffice Department
Canada
Colored Man With a Razor in Richmond Ward
In Jackson ward Richmond about 6,000 Black residents fear an unknown man armed with a razor attacking lone men in the street. Three men were slashed in two nights, two critically injured, as the assailant retreats after striking. Police have not located the culprit and a protective league may form.
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Richmond
Jackson Ward
Bethlehem Marked by Centennial of Lloyd Pilla In Bethlehem
Bethlehem New Hampshire September 21 celebration marks the centennial incorporation of Lloyd Pilla town village. Streets fill with guests including former residents and neighbors from surrounding towns gathered to honor the hundredth birthday of their community amid a day of ceremonies and praise. Lord Chief Justice Russell attended a coroner's inquest at his home after a guest died in an epileptic fit.
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Bethlehem
N. H
Lloyd Pilla
Russell
England
Bridge Trust formation solidifies with American Bridge Company
New York Sept. 21 details show the American Bridge Company will form the bridge combination with J and W Seligman Co handling financing. A meeting is planned next week to establish a permanent organization and elect officers corrse. Auditor Stephen Little reports past earnings of 12 percent, promising early profit on common stock.
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New York
American Bridge Company
Bridge Combination
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Corse
Stephen Little
Whipping Post in Virginia News Notes Ambiguity
Richmond Va Sept 21 An Alexandria magistrate ordered flag ged and colored boy under an act passed at the last session of the general assembly which permitted minors to be flogged by magis trates or courts with parental consent There is ambiguity in the language of the new law and it may be claimed to apply to both sexes and races
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Alexandria
General Assembly
McLean plans Polish paper in Toledo based on Toledo ties
Candidate McLean shows strong Toledo interest as he contemplates launching a new Polish language newspaper there. Bernie Hubert, a McLean ally, participates in consultations with his Columbus team. The project weighs Toledo versus Cleveland. Toledo appears favored due to ties with S. M. Jones and local influence. An acre tract purchase by Moore Investment Co. is noted.
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Toledo
McLean
Bernie Hubert
Columbus
Cleveland
M. Jones
Doings at the State Capital
The state auditor notified the state board of equalization that a tax levy of 1-5 mill is fixed for interest on and ultimate redemption of estate bonds. Military tax is also set at 1-5 mill. The land board sold timber from 120 acres of Kitsap school lands to Orwens of Silverdale for 877, and 140 acres in Clark County to Vancouver buyers with two tide land blocks. In Thurston County Ell Le Poerroet paid 160 for timber, and 40 acres of university land in Lewis County were sold to J. T. Guerrier of Centralia for 344.
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Olympta
State Board of Equilization
State Board of Land Commissioner
Kitsap County
Orwens
Silverdale
Clark County
Vancouver
Thurston County
el. le. Poerroet
Lewis County
J. T. Guerrier
Centralia
Ladies' VICI KID SHOES Goodyear soles sale
Attractive autumn and winter dress shoes described as heavy and flexible with Goodyear web sewn soles and button lace. Priced at $4.00 value now offered at $3.00 per pair. Sold under Manish taste and marketed as ideal for the season.
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VICI
Goodyear
Savoy
Mane
W. L. Dougla
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Philippines
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Coghlan
Judge Piper
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Cissy Loftus
Cattle Syndicate
Megreve
QUAYS
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Napa
Joseph Mayer & Bros. Verry &T
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Bridge Trust
Virginia
M'Lean
Moore Inv, Co
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Washington and Occidental
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Second Ave. Cor
Madison
Vancouver Line
Gulf of Geo
North Pacific
Yesler Wharf
Anacortes Byerno
Whatcom
Inet Mutual Life
Cad
D. S. Johnston
Second Ave
Burke Building
Bonney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Third Ave
Columbia
Nal Diego Fruit
Pike Street
Shorrock
WM. Stafford & CO
First Avenue
A. L. Parcker & Co
Block
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