Extraordinary journal in the world promotes noble character
The piece lauds a weekly Albena publication in verse with ads, notes Mr H F P Van Cleve of Minneapolis, and highlights lifelong aims of noble minds. It traces Fort Crawford origins, a widow daughter, and the ideal of character over pleasure or fame, then discusses the opening of a political campaign and timing of elections.
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Albena
H FP. van Cleve
Northwest
Hivex
Minneapolis
Fort Crawford
Noller
Nolan
Woman survives by barely staying above water in well collapse
Mrs Cora Dibert of Altoona Pennsylvania narrowly escaped death when the platform she stood on gave way and she fell into a well. She kept her head above water by standing on her toes, held her breath, and shouted until rescue arrived just in time.
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Cora Dibert
Altoona
Ameble
Davis Opposed Jones in Clarke Ter Artestee Speech
Governor Davis at Fort Smith declares his preference for James P. Clarke over James K. Jones for U S Senate. He contrasts Berry and Jones records, denounces Jones American Cotton Co. stock holdings as a dangerous trust requiring national action, cites McKinley’s cash approach as ideal, and mocks Jones stock quoted at 10 cents. Confederate money remark follows.
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Clarke
Fort Salt Little Rock Ark
Jef Davis
Fort Smith
James
P. Clarke
James K. Jones
Davis
Berry
Jones
Senator Jones
State of
New York
South
American Cotton Co
Congress
William McKintey
Thoms Jefferson
Republican Party
National Democratic Committee
Jast
Stu
Att
Jim Berry
R. Francis
French brig Rene wrecked off Penmarch rocks
French brig Rene from Newfoundland for St Malo wrecked on rocks off Penmarch in Finisterre. The captain and ten crew drowned. In Reading Pennsylvania the National Bank at Boyertown failed to open with a note blaming the cashier's disappearance. Mil ton A Marey fled with 165 006 of bank securities. directors recovered them in Philadelphia from Fidenberg Bros. bankers.
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Brest
France
Rene
Newfoundland
St. Malo
Penmachh
Finlaterre
Gomes
Reading
Boyertown
William TD. Kehl
Milton A. Marey
Rovertown
Phiadelphia
Fidenberg Bros. Bankers
Campaign to crush the insurrection in Samer Island
Advices from Samer report Gen Hughes and Gen Smith pressing a relentless campaign against rebels. Thousands flee to adjacent islands as American columns push along the coast and Mara bebes scout interior. Reinforcements rush in. 330 troops under Lieut Col Mancil Goodrell aboard the New York and two battalions of the Twelfth Infantry depart. Gen Jacob H Smith tours ports urging reduction of insurgents and capture of Gen Tuchan. Lacuna protests immunity terms with Funston citing a signed document amid trials of his officers.
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Mavala Ort
Samar Ar
Hughes
Smith
Marabebes
Luxon
Secret Service
Company
Ninth Infantry
Balangiga
Samér
Samer
Mancil C. Goodrel
United States
New York
Twelfth Infantry
Manila
Jacob H. Smith
Tuchan
Lacuna
Chaffee
Fredrick, Funston
Funston
Hanna Won’t Quit Politics Amid Party Hubbub
In Delaware Ohio on October 21 Republicans opened the Ohio campaign with a large turnout. The event featured prayers by President Bashford and Senator Hanna’s speech, with remarks on Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington. Hanna declared he would not quit politics or resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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Hanna
M‘vem
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt for Reciprocity and Lodge Mapel Petition
Washington Oct 21 Cabinet reports on reciprocity are prepared for Roosevelt after Yale celebration. Roosevelt will likely focus on broad foreign relations, canal building and trade expansion. Lodge opposes recent reciprocity and Western senators rally to challenge Eastern positions in next session.
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Mapel
Washington
Roosevelt
Yale
McKinley
Bighnet
Buffalo
Lodge
New England
Senate
West
Middle West
Cape Colony rebellion fears spread in British realm
London reports warn that rebellion in Cape Colony is spreading across Dutch regions with Boers being welcomed, prompting debate over martial law and legality in a British constitutional colony. The Liberal party and war news dominate, with Cabinet meetings halted and uncertainty rising about Cape Colony's immediate future.
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England
London
Liberal Party
South Africa
Cape Colony
Cape
Cape Town
Fragmented wire report from Buffalo Exposition fire
A mangled wire from Buffalo N Y reports fire destroyed the New England building at the Pan American exposition. The fragmentary text also mentions Lincoln, a football player advised by a doctor to refrain from playing due to brain congestion, with a recovery timeline tentatively within a week.
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Buffalo Exposition
Buffalo
N. Y
New England
Pan-American
Lincoln
Battle on Samar Leaves Dozen Dead Amid Native Assaults
Manila dispatch reports 500 natives armed with bolos attacking 46 men of the Ninth Infantry at Bangajon on the Gandara River Samar. Ten killed and six wounded as the detachment, aided by reinforcements, repelled the attackers and routed about 300 of them. Additional notes recount a prior Oct 16 clash with 81 enemy killed and one officer wounded.
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Manila
Bolea
Ninth Infantry
Bangajon
Gandara
Samar
Killog
Frar Department
Chaffee
War Department
Corbin
Washington
Ninth United States Infantry
Lower Candara
Hughes Tes
Semar
Cebu
Smith
Hughes
Pmabary
Minneapolis
John S$. Pisbury
Minnesota
Bright
B& Large
Rom Tkit
University of Minnesota
Board of
Resents
Sutton
N. H
Night court sessions urged to continue in Powers case
Georgetown Ky Oct 19 defense in the Powers case urged continuation of day and night court sessions, filing an affidavit by Powers claiming ill health makes further hearing impractical. Judge Cantril ordered the affidavit filed and did not immediately rule. A sensational remark followed when asked about the Goebel shooting.
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Judge Cantril
Georgetown
Powers
Pawere
Five Men Die as Tunnel Rock Collapses in New York
Five men were crushed to death and two others missing after a rock fall 110 feet underground in a rapid transit tunnel near One Hundred and Sixty fourth street and Eleventh avenue. Foreman Patrick Madden and workman John Goroski were found beneath a large rock block, while Timothy Kelleher Peter O Hara Ling Vance and another unidentified worker perished beneath smaller debris. Rescue crews blasted the rock for hours to recover bodies.
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New York
Patrick Madden
West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street
Timothy Kelleher
Peter O'Hara
Ling Vance
John Goroski
Kelleher
O'Hara
Vanise
Madden
Goroski
Kansas City Times Sold to Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Times was sold to the Kansas City Star for an undisclosed price. The Star, owned by W. R. Nelson, plans to run the Times as an independent morning edition under the Star’s ownership, with editorial staff largely displaced. Judge G Lee Chrisman retains a stake. Nelson reportedly paid about 140,000 dollars for the Associated Press franchise and the subscription list.
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Unneruttrefter
Democratic
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Kansas City Star
Ster
W. R. Nelson
Evening Star
The
Times
the Times
tIt
Nelsom
Asociated Press
Ahristman
Chrisman
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