United States steamer Buffalo returns from Manila voyage
The Buffalo arrived in New York from Manila and Asiatic ports with 42 officers and 58 men. She left New York June 6 with 30 midshipmen, 730 men and 800 tons of stores for the Asiatic fleet, stopping at Gibraltar, Malta, Port Said, Colombo and Singapore.
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New York
United States
Buffalo
Manila
Gibraltar
Malta
Port Said
Colombo
Singapore
Cavite
Rodgers
Rainbow
Wilder
Philippines
Nagasaki
Japan
Evans
Kentucky
New Orleans
Helena
Vicksburg
Wu-Sung
China
Monterey
Wilmington
Saturn
Hong Kong
Messina
Sicily
Albany
Atlantic
A. Ross
H. H. Ho
C. E. Courtney
W. R. Sayles
R. W. Vincent
W W. Watkins
J. F. Babcock
Arethusa
Suez Canal
Asiatic
Far East
Sultan of Bacolod Declares War Demand
The Sultan of Bacolod Mindanao rejects General Sumner’s overtures and calls for war to preserve Mohammedan worship. Moros report fortifications and rifles as American force plans a Camp Vickers assault to seize the Bacolod stronghold. Also noted are counterfeit American silver dollars circulating in Manila and suspected shipments from San Francisco raising concerns of fraud and a silver-to-gold value shift.
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Manila
Bacolod
Mindanao
Sumner
China
San Francisco
Philippines
Crown Prince Entertained by Secretary Hay in 1900
In the Oct 12 issue resume of Chief Events, details include the crown prince of Siam hosted by Secretary Hay on Saturday, along with notes on the New Orleans street railway strike and 1400 state militiamen on duty.
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Siam
Hay
New Orleans
Boston
Richard Olney
American Federation of Labor
C. W. Fairbanks
Washington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Lincoln
Neb
Portland Forty-Niner Henry Boltin Dies
Henry Boltin of Portland a California forty-niner is dead. Senator Beveridge received a rousing reception at Williamsport. Grace Overly daughter of Jacob Overly a bridge foreman on the Wabash Railroad killed herself Saturday morning by self inflicted death on the Wabash railroad track near Waacim by throwing herself under a freight car. 18 Carlisle Indians.
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Henry Boltin
Portland
California
Senator Beveridge
Williamsport
Miss Grace Overly
Jacob Overly
Waacim
Delays Plague U S Naval Construction Efforts
Rear Admiral Bowles reports slow progress on new vessels due to nondelivery of structural steel strikes and worker shortages. Battleships Ohio Missouri and others lag beyond contracted dates while torpedo boats show improvement after new delivery terms. The report cites MIT cooperation, model basin value, and calls for expanding the construction corps.
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Washington
Bowles
Naval Bureau of Construction
Secretary of the Navy
San Francisco
Seattle
Nebraska
Maine
Missouri
Ohio
Arkansas
Florida
Nevada
Wyoming
Illinois
Decatur
Perry
Preble
Biddle
Thornton
Wilkes
Connecticut
New York Navy Yard
United States
Bureau of Construction
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
We Wonder and We Ponder of What Is to Come
A brief reflective verse in the Baltimore American echoes worry about the future. The speaker muses on fate, knowledge, and the limits of guessing, noting that answers will come in time and that fear grips thoughts of what might lie ahead.
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Araibe
Spark
A&g the Sture
W. D. Nesbit
Baltimore
Mooresville to Indianapolis Train Schedule Snippet
An OCR read describes car departures from Mooresville toward Kentucky avenue and Washi street at 5 45 a m 6 30 a m and continuing hourly until 6 30 p m after which departures occur at 30 and tf The 6 a m train from Mooresville reaches Union Station Indianapolis in time to connect with Sunday morning rail excursions Hourly service to Brooklyn
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Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Washi Street
Sever Tee
Te O
Union Station
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Chicago Charity Work and Bicknell’s Pension Plan
Ernest P. Bicknell, head of the Chicago Bureau of Charities, outlines a hands on approach to aid 12 000 families in the year ending May 31 1902. The bureau uses a pension system for old couples and widows and seeks temporary relief until self sufficiency returns. They also place workers, run vegetable gardens on two forty acre plots, and send women and children to country homes for summers with four camps on the lake shore.
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Ernest P. Bicknell
Chicago
Bureau of Charities
English
Bicknell
Mr. Bicknell
Bureau
Renee
Guarded by a dog on Washington avenue scene
A man lying on the sidewalk at Washington avenue and Geisendorff street at 1 30 AM appeared dead to passersby. He was a very drunk one legged man with a crutch, coat unbuttoned, guarded by a black woolly dog who pressed its paws to his hands in a bid to awaken him as responders watched.
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Washington Avenue
Geisendorff Street
Union Traction Co of Indiana Time Table May 23 1902 Magnolia Block
Union Traction Co publishes a May 23 1902 timetable listing stations including Magnolia Block at Capitol and adjacent streets. The timetable outlines stops and schedule context for streetcar operations in Indiana with period transit cadence.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Magnolia Block
Capitol and
Transit Schedule Fragments for Greenfield and Nearby Areas
Passenger service shows routes from General Offices in the Frank lin Building. Greenfield Knightstown and Annie passengers depart Georgia and Indian streets with first car at 5 57 a m and then 9 57 p m. Last car 11 15 p m. Express cars Garais and Meridian streets depart 5 57 a m. to 32S a m and p m. Greenfield and intermediate stations on Georgia and fations only. Evening service runs p m and departs at 3 30 p m.
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Greenfield
Knightstown
Annie
Georgia
Indian
Bination
Garais
Meridian
Fations
Ee Eee Ae Mme Abun Oeuiey
Southeastern Traction schedules for Indianapolis routes
Passenger cars operate from Union Depot and major downtown streets in Indianapolis. The Shelbyville line runs from 5 p.m. with hourly trips to 11:15 p.m. Adjoining lines start at 6:32 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and the Franklin line leaves from Pennsylvania and Washington streets first at 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. The Meridan corridor and Brubbins Hotel area service is noted as limited by local timetables.
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City Ticket Ofice
East Washington St
Cleveland Line
Sahai Express
Anderson Accommodation
Union
Cleveland
New York
Fort Wayne
Union City
Boston
N.Y
Bos
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
Kenton Harbor Express
Elkhart
T. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim
Louis Limited
Haute and Matioon Als Express
Lafayette
Ncinnati
Aneinnati Expres
Ineinnat! Express
Cintnati Express
Ihennati Ineinnati F Snonentec
Ureensburg Accom
Inciagati
Vernon
Lee
Isville
Peoria Veeris
Peers _Bloomington
Peoria
Springfield
Columbus
LIN
Speman
Dayton RY
City
W. Wash
St. Ae Somme
Dayton
Toledo
Detratt
Cincinnati
Incinnati Limited
Allmore
Washington
Olumbus
Ind
Louisvillolumbus
Louiaville
Richmond
Piqua
Vincennes Exolumbus
Louisville
Martinsville
North Vernon
Madison
Xenia
Pittsburg
East
Ogenspo Martingville
Inchard
Martinville
Logansport
Chicago
Vandalia
Mt. Louis
Terre Haute
St. Louis
West Terre Haute
West
Western Expres
Terre Hawte
Elli Terre Haute Express
Sanda
Union Depot
Louisiana
Shelbyville
Meridian Sts
Ile
Penn
Andefley
Brubbins Hotel
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
oSeed Rie
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J. F. Wild & CO
Prevaces
Dianapolis
Formaheats Municipal Railroad Corporation
Arisostromy & Co Surgical Instrument Makers
Meridian St
Sunday Journal
Detroit
France
Century
UL. L. Ser
Mrs. Winslow
Sultan OF
Res
Durbin
McCaslin
Koehne
William I. Keld
Paris
Kingan & Co
Calvin Darnell
North Illinois Street
Hortrid
Ant
National Bond and Realty Company
Daniels
Indiana Duckst Shops
Eee
The
Central College
Johnson
A Wade
Frankin
Carlisle Indians
Crown Prince of Siam
Chowla Maha Vajiravudh
Arlington
Arington
Phya Akharaj Varadhara
Wilson
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Rapid Transit Co
Faithful Canine
SS Dally
Dintue
Ier
Sanaa
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Lee Sam
Lam
Elwood
Coreer Kentucky
South Capitol Avenues
Arco
Indianapolis & Eastern RY. CO
Greenfield Line
Frank
Lin Building
Shelbyville Southeastern Traction Company
Ndianapolis
Gre
Franklin R. R. CO
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