Filipinos Rise Up as U S Forces Move East in Mindanao
Reports from Lingasan near Daeupen describe insurgents firing on advancing U S troops as they push toward Balinag and nearby towns. Amid heavy fighting, Filipino forces attacked, then fell back, with reports of casualties and ongoing operations along the coast and inland routes as American ships cover the land advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laonbhes
Thors
Exeflie
Fred
Marth
Chen Wikcatberi
Lagusan
Gregop
Dean
Hane Korg
Dexuban
Starfire
San Juce
Cubernatuan
Balinag
Tarlac
Havor
Agunaldo
Emda
Lndepeniancio Una Editorial
W. J. Erran
Bryan
Becktens
Prarock
Albay
Camarines
Military actions and shifts in the Philippines and Pacific theater
Dispatches describe ongoing operations north of Mabalacat with insurgent clashes and several captures. Reports mention Aguinaldo’s forces retreating from Tacalo territory toward northern regions and strategic movements around the Magal river basin, with naval and army cooperation noted in pursuit.
GEORGE R. PECK ARRIVES IN TOPEKA FOR VISIT
George R. Peck formerly of Kansas arrives in Topeka at noon and plans to remain for the afternoon. He discusses property in the state with Col. Devlin and Mr. Col. Devlin, and praises Kansas reputations amid Philippine politics. Peck visits with his son Charles after a trip through China and Japan.
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Kan- Sas
Topeka
George R. Peck
Peck
Mumain
Hix
Ponneo- Hou
Col. Devtin
Beyt
Betur Bay
Philippos
Torentieth
Kansas
Hanis
Mr. Peck
United States
Meek
Charles
China
Japan
Santa Fe
Karete Gemersky
Te Ebogta
Rnlread
Dite
Counterfeiters Caught In Chicago Police Breakup
In Chicago a counterfeit operation and safe blowing tools were seized by police at 206 Humboldt Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Fey were captured and charge details note suspect Feed Rogers linked to the case. U S Coast Guard officials handled duplicate documents. The couple, with Rogers, were confined for burglary and to be brought before a United States commissioner.
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Nin
Harry Fey
Sceupinta
Tert
Rogers
Fes
Maine
Greenwich
Porter
United States Crore Service
United States ‘Commissioner
Fall of F L Irish and a new candidate in Fifth district politics
Fragmented Kansas political scene centered on F L Irish’s defeat. F L Williams of Clay Center emerges as a rescue candidate for the Fifth district nomination assisted by Calderhead and local Republican factions. The piece traces past elections, party shifts, and the scramble to rally supporters in Clay County and nearby counties.
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F. L. Williams
Clay County
F. L. Willams
Clay Center
Sudge W. S. Glues
Manhattan
Crete
Julice Spilman
Glass
Lewis
Glas
Clas
Alanis
Tomdeney
Valentine
Calderhead
Wiliams
Clary
ORIEL
Regents Case Submittal Reveals Supreme Court Appeal
Republicans challenge a lower court decision in a contested election dispute at the state agricultural college case. The appeal from the court of appeals in Concontie seeks reversal of a judgment affecting Republican agents.
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Regenta
Agricultnesi College
Supreme Court
Tod
Court of Appeale
Concontie
Custer Geu
Solicitor of the Court of Visitation Rumors Surface in Fourth District
Electing expectations swirl around the Fourth District as names like JT. M. Auchey of Orange City and Senator G. He Lamp of Vitesepter surface as potential candidates to succeed Mr Myatt as solicitor. Topeka visits and political talks unfold as Republicans weigh district representation.
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Judes i
Graves
Emporia
Court of Visitation
Ones
Wen
M. Auehey
Orage City
Asmierk
Coles Delure
Myatt
Tegedna
Topeka Yestersta
Fie
G. He-Lamp
Vitesepter
Law
Losal Makion
Populist Sheriff Upends Marion County Race
A fractured recount shows populists gaining a historic Sheriff win in Marion County. Republicans, stunned by an unexpected landslide, cite voter shift toward Populist candidates as the key factor behind the reshaped county offices. A veteran Republican notes the main reason appears to be the Populists securing the most votes in the election.
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Nes Beeen
Marion
Rtepublicans
Tagasure
Hight
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Day Of Prayer And Gratitude
Governor of Kusisus proclaims a state wide day of thanksgiving and prayer on the designated November date. He notes unprecedented prosperity, thriving industries, abundant harvests, and soldiers returning from service as sources of collective gratitude, framing the historic observance for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saness
United States
L W. & Stanley
Kusisus
Laband
Day of Thanksgiving Proclaimed Amid Honor to Soldiers
The city urges citizens to set aside usual duties and gather for worship to give thanks for blessings and the year’s events. It requests alms giving to soften hardship, proper mention of fallen soldiers, and donations to the needy through community generosity.
Flood of candidates for Kansas City judge post
A flood of applications for the city court judgeship in Kansas City Kansas has reached Governor Stanley. Names include Luttex Newhall representative J S Edwards John T Sims Jobs Davidson Harry Dein and others.
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Kansas City
Kan
Stanley
Luttex
M. Hi. Newhall
J. 5. Edwards
Johm T. Sims
Jobs Davidson
Harry Dein
Birker
John G. Campbell
WL. Cowden
B.C. Weaton
Seorke Geitin
Kansas
Gly
Nes
Sixtieth Volume of Supreme Court Reports Issued
The sixtieth volume of the supreme court reports has been completed and is now distributed. It contains 129 opinions by justices Dotter 42 Juhnaum 41 Allen 10 Sim a5. Several cases are reported with an appendix and several dissents by Duszice Doster and Johnson. Justice Smith filed separate opinions in several cases.
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Watson
Washington
Watson Huis
Navy Department
Twe
Ghenecht Wheaton
Eanesseseee
Plh
Manila
Turaday
Knox
Princetsm
Bernimgtnit
Helena
Mantle Callag
Samer
Saar
War Department
Beumbang
Tarlur
Payuemians
Darlin
Cass
MacArthur
Lawton
Yours
Whentitt
Beyarmbang
Boawbang
Bayambans
Auruinaldo
Gwueru
Ota
Boumbane Ani
Ghhimers
Boambang
Aculombe
Rio Grande
Tyte
Young
Wheaton
San Joe
Tanglin
Calais
Twan Arsenal
Supreme Court
Dotter
Juhnaum
Allen
Duszled Johnson
Smith
21 Injured In Detroit Train Collision Aftermath
Detroit November 1 report details a central railway incident injuring twenty one people. Among the seriously hurt were Charles Kren and John Nell with chest and arm injuries. Several others sustained cuts and contusions. the scene included widespread debris and a rough, chaotic halt to the travel. Police and officials investigated, with witnesses describing the chaotic impact and emergency response.
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Detroit
Mich
Afishienn Central Niaw
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Twston
Ikwited Turthbyank Tox Rein
Viena
Mick
Charles Kren
John Nell
Fremma
Regi
Lier
Beitlens
Orlandie
Wits
Terni Reinhards
Peter Leres
Wettil
Hal Jesus
Brukemen
Cine da Palmer
Drits Meent
Eerie
oMmule Asaort
Chicago man Coyne unveils new warfare device
Chicago inventor J Coyne presents a kite driven device claiming to remotely release explosive powder via coded keys. The “traveller Kite” supposedly supports a seven mile line and can autonomically lift or release the bomb, with tests reportedly conducted.
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Chicago
Stas J. Coyne
Bite
Mr. Coyne
Blackburn to Bryan Excerpt from a Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe political figures Blackburn Bryan Dem majority across a state legislature. Mentions Deaton and Tudonists, a one state idea, and plans for a family trip to Texas.
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von Ras
Blackburn
Brean
Ise Rayl- Deaton
Hetr Pune
Texas
Itryvan
Schools Board Denies Andress Rights in Spink Protest
Benjamin Andress, ex-President of Brows university, blocked from addressing the Chicago board of education as it votes to deny his protest. The committee refuses to hear him and passes a measure contrary to his advice, amid a push to certify elementary school principals without examination. Weather: Chicago Nov 10. Kansas forecast shows fair, colder north east, northwest winds.
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Chicago
Nev
Benjamin Andress
Brows University
Chicago Board of Education
Kansas
Long Eyes Merchant Marine Plan and Canal Role
Congressman Chester To Long in the city on political business discusses three key measures for the coming Congress: the Pacific cable, the Nicaraguan canal, and a revived merchant marine. He argues a strong U S merchant fleet supports domestically produced goods, foreign trade, and national security, while weighing tariffs versus subsidies and government aid. He favors keeping the Philippine islands open to trade, supports wary steps toward canal control, and foresees a future service pension law for veterans.
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Chester
Long
W. Wallacs
Ons Gars
Besta
Tene
Uel
Sime
United States
Hsm
Tan
Sam
Mont
Crmeress
Panne Ir Nirstaena
Liberal pension policy and claim processing support
The speaker advocates liberal interpretation of pension laws and offers help with claims. He travels to Washington to supervise a large number of pension claims and to ensure they are disposed of before Congress convenes.
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Dam
Lone
Washington
Congress
Department
Melvern Bank Looted in Robbery at Melvern Kansas
A bank in Melvern Kansas was robbed of cash and checks totaling several thousand dollars. The president Robert Elmore reported theft by masked men who rammed the building, damaged fixtures, and caused significant disruption. Police believe the same gang may attempt another hit, but clear motives and identities remain unclear.
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Melvern
Kan
Bank of
Uncertain Kentucky race looms after election day
Louisville reports mounting doubt over who won Kentucky race with claims of Hecket Taylor and Gobel leading at different counts. Democratic and Republican sources vary on plurality as reports trickle in from missing precincts and counties amid protests and possible legal contests. A Western Union bulletin cites Taylor leading with incomplete returns from nine counties and partial data from twenty three more.
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Louisville
Tursday
Hi Heket
Taylor
Gobel
Lentisville
Alate
Allegel
Sinal Bulletin
Sinoinnath
Wester Union
Kentucky
Taylors
Mayor Jones Denies Statements Amid Reform Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows Mayor Jones denying quotes about race and politics. It references reactions on policy and partisan votes in Ohio and mentions personal belief in freedom for Filipinos and Americans. The garbled passage suggests a public rebuke of administration policy and remarks on minority representation.
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Talnto
Jons
McLean
Toth
Major Jones
Ohio
Miss Melissa Wrootman Dead in Kentucky Insane Asylum
A friend of Henry Clay era Melissa June Wrootman of Hl. Gora dies at Independencelowad hospital for the insane. Once a noted educator in Kentucky she taught children and kept mental faculties until three months ago. At age 82 she was sent to the asylum for treatment.
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Chicago
Frecord
Eldora
Melissa June Wrootman
Gora
Independencelowad
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Tn Clas
Speed
Sport
Tarmii Les
Wrooman
Dewey's Dog Dies in New York Hospital
Admiral Dewey's Japanese mascot Bob aboard the cruiser Olympia died at a New York hospital. The dog, paralyzed, was cared for by a Tompkinsville veterinary surgeon after the ship's voyage home.
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New York
Navy
Dewey
Bob
Olympia
Newton
S. 1
Admiral Dewey
Tompkinscile
Tompkineville
Cary
Pifer Appointed to Interstate Commerce Post
Washington November 10 President appoints former Governor Joseph W. Pifer of Illinois as new member of the Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed W J Calhoun who resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Govurtor
Joseph W. Pifer
Biinols
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Calhoun
Ladysmith Besieged as Boer Forces Tighten Grip
Reports from New York and London describe Ladysmith fully invested by Boer forces with heavy bombardment and limited British damage. Civilians escaping the town recount daily shelling, with Keika rumors of British victories dismissed as unconfirmed while Gen White presses defense and attempts to evacuate noncombatants under threat.
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New York
Ladysmith
Tule
Gan
White Ennid
Lelie Bulwana Jim
Colenso
Col
Bencklehurst
Free State
Etoert
Dewdrop
Fritish
Brabant
White
Chan. Joubert
Inwlew
WiNhiiraye
Joubert
Talinbiwans
Ely
Puller
London
Riy War Office
Ger
Haller
Toloowne
Cape Tove
White Uweluy
Te Thoyal
Tragedy In Allentown As Husband Kills Wife In Streetcar Incident
In Allentown on November 10 a streetcar couple, Geerke We Kern and Mire Kern, quarreled after which Geerke shot Mire in the rear of the car. A crowd fled as both died from the shooting and ensuing chaos, the husband then killed himself. Kern was 2 years old? and Mire Kern 2.
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Allentown
Tree Keri
Barnett’s Majority In Philadelphia Contest Sees Key Races
Report on Barnett leading in Philadelphia as majorities shape state races. Notes candidate Barnett’s position in the Democratic push, with references to theatre votes and local party alignment influencing the statewide ballot outcome.
Pauls Nephew Obituary Fragments From Detroit
Fragmentary obituary notes for a man identified as Pauls nephew, with references to a November date and a bridegroom age. Text mentions travel, marriage on a prior date, and a burial, but details are incomplete. The readable portions indicate a burial context and family relations in Detroit, Michigan.
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Detroit
Mien
CIA
Pinan
Burdwdeh
Heimaredt Anilen
Trent
Beltaln
Young Mr. Houser Dead in Trphiald Fever
A note records the death of Daniel My Houser Jr., son of A Healer, amid a fever illness last night. The passing shocks the local community and leaves the family and associates, including city treasurer Ge, in mourning as the Demgorat circle reflects on the loss.
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Sagat
Daniel My Houser, Jr
Pe Jouer
Houser
Lobel Dermgorat Com
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