MacArthur to direct operations in Philippines with 70,000 men
Major General Bates heads civil affairs as MacArthur drills insurgents, aims to crush the rebellion in the Philippines during his absence in the field. The War Department signals possible rewards for Aguinaldo, with authorities pressing to quell the insurrection in the dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
York
We War Department
ManArthuur
Aguinaldo
Washington
Times Age Sharp Carmipalen
Cotertss
Philippines
Howe
Congress
Lourtoune
Attrac
Escaped His Nurses and Died in New York
John Lyrish a wealthy retired merchant left his Plein Avenue jewelry store and vanished amid a city search by family and police. He died at Belleque Hospital after being found on the street near his home. His age and cause cited as age related infirmities with no clear identification on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lyrish
Plein Avenue
Tn Belleque Hospital
Lynch
Hove
Manley to be honored in Augusta Maine event
New York November 1 Joseph H Manley of the Republican national committee will be honored in Augusta Maine on Monday night with fireworks music and cheering as he reaches the town. He will depart for Boston later and then proceed to Augusta for the appearance before the chamber on civic duties before a business trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph H. Manley
Republican National Comraites
Agusta Maine
Maniey
Boston
Vaelinigiom
Calo
Weeky BankBtasemsat serie BEIRITS and notes
Fragmentary OCR indicates financial entries and names such as Senecio and Corben with figures including 807.77 and 4106.050. Mentions renter’s boys and reserve inquiries amid evening activities. Unable to determine full context due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BankBtasemsat
Te Beaulieu Club Social and Sub-Junior High School Event
The Marquette club hosted a second annual Reflen at Hadson's halt with a large gathering of couples and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Whitton and many others. At Martin's Hill a small crowd enjoyed an informal oyster supper with a campfire and dainties. Sub-junior high school hosts entertained many male guests at Miss Rose Dalley's home with hunts and games, featuring Miss Margaret Jonatun and others as hostesses and prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Club
Hadson's Halt
W. H. Whitton
W. W
W.H. Eastman
Mrz
A. R. Lingafelt
Nira C
F. &. Part
John Green
Mise
Mabel Quigby
Mins
Alice Prescott
Miss Mueller
Mira Oljte Ottrien
J. E. Weaver
Bon Aloz8
A.F. Shermer
Fred Gillett
Charlies B. Wilmarth
Martin's Hill
Martin’s Hill
Misa Jean Froet
Krome Dennis
Mixa Dora Furman
Lilian Valentine
Mise Mabel Quigiey
Mise Ida Hikes
Mise Heten Ofis
Charters Wilcott
Horace Macferran
Franki
Ed‘ward Dennin
Rose Dalley
Margaret Jotinatun
Elgar May
Luther Tilletect
Charles Steinberk
Idaae Barnum
James Bic Clore
Topeka Social Roundup Honors Visiting Guests
A city roundup notes numerous visitors and entertainments. Mrs. T. J. Kel H entertains Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Armin A. Welkerch host guests from Altoona and St. Louis. Miss Florence Fiarria of St. Louis visits. Mrs. C. M. Atwood returns to Kansas City. various locals plan gatherings and travel, with engagements at hotels and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Woome
Throop
Henry Ieliam
Atlante
T. J. Kel
Armin A. Welskirech
Potwin
Florence Fiarria
St. Louis
Altoona
Topeka
Heer
Addie, Herberg
FS. Hintler
Potter
Altoona Times
C M. Atwood
Kansas City
Hogeboom Ava
Helen
Geka- Locsin
Kate
Salem
Ohio
Srepetien Merical
Nara
Rena
St. Ya
Pace Tang Temhower
Waks
John Ff. Dunham
Clinton, Lowe
Ste J. ML
MT Welker
Hinpora
Gwl Bigh-tve Club
George Midaven
James Porter
Hay-Rick
Mise Bladuck
Frank Lena
Mire Jaem
Bess Mex
Millet
Ger
Hetty
Tezar- Marison
Chicago
Flw
Stitiman Hite
Acar
Raieton Health Club
FM Kime
Everey
No More Wolf Scalps Supreme Court Rulings Listed
A fragmentary legal-brief style notice cites multiple Kansas Supreme Court opinions on void scalps commission fraud elections and mandamus writs. It mentions Chief Justice Dobtrr Horace M apukees Chase King et al and several cases from McPherson Cowley and other counties with terms like habeas corpus mandamus reversed affirmed and original proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jeg Commission
Starr
State Election Board
Dobtrr
Horace M.apukees
Chase King
Southern Stepaingent
Farnsworth 'S
Rodney Cine
McPherson County
Johnston
Southern Kansas Railway Ca
Sami
J. Sharpless
Ausmmer County
Annie Service
Amirimnedt
Anti Service
Farmington Savings Bank
Cowley County
Aitirmedin
C. Corum
W. C. Robinson
Justice Smith
Oscar Feilk
Wallace County
W. Starr
John Flynn
Atchison County
Ammfrmed
State of Kansan
E. E Beaty
Brundege
Washington County
Allie Hewes Orting
Carey BE. Carroll
Gen A. Clark
Mandamus
Warning Lights to be Placed on New Signal Towers
Washington November 10 Teats are in progress to place storm warning lights on new signal towers at major harbors. Tests planned from the post office building. American makers contest with European bids for 400 stations. Intent to extend sea distance to twelve miles and fifteen to eighteen miles in clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de ‘Washington
Congres
Tampe
Europe
Makere
Pave
Steel Plate Pool Raises Prices Across Fourteen Firms
New York Nov. 10. Negotiations among fourteen steel plate producers to form a pooling agreement reached an accord. Prices for steel plates were advanced, with iron prices already firmer by about one dollar per ton. Several firms listed include Carnegie Steel, Jones & Laughlin, Bethlehem Steel, and Pottstown Iron Co, among others. M. Schwab declined to comment on the plan beyond confirming policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pranum
Thin City
Car Seats Steel Company
Che
Kinnvy Steel Jones & Laughile
He Liulkens
Tron Pondeet Company
Willete
Co. M. Senwab
Carnegie Steel Company
Ships Leave Nome Amid Shipping Drafts and Blockades
The Nome fleet prepares to sail with multiple steamships including the Centennial Banta Ana Portian City and others. The Portland aims to deliver 1,000 tons of cargo to Nome despite threats of blockades. The Sadao Nome departed October 24 and plans to return within a week. Revenue cutters like Buta and Best monitor the activity at Dutch Harbor as Alpha and McCulloch also depart.
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Nome
Seattle
Jon
Ding
Een
Kimball
PoThe Sadao O Nome
Neverome
Santa Ana
United States Revenue
Buta the Best
Alpha
Mc‘uilloch
Dutch Harbor
NEW ORIENT ROUTE PACIFIC RAIL CONTRACT IN DOUBT
New York Nov 16 The contract between the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and the Panama Railway Company expires December 16 and will not be renewed as terms are deemed unsatisfactory The Panama Mail Company has carried the railroad’s freight but a shift may occur to the Calitercia and Oriental Steamship Company with routes to Hawaii Japan and China stopping at San Francisco Officials Simons president of the Panama Railway and B Broddart VP of Calitercia and Oriental Steamship declined to comment
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Pacama Rairoad
Pacific Mass
New York
Pacific Math Steamstp Company
Paranapany
Wall Street
Paine Mall Company
Pacife Ovens
Pacific
Calitércia and Oriental Steamally Company
Interdominational Missionary Society to Meet at First Baptist
The Interdominational Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting at First Baptist church on Wednesday November 14. The program includes devotional exercises reading of minutes and lists speakers from Manhattan and Topeka. The meeting starts at 10 AM with a lunch served by ladies of the First and Ust churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ad Ust
Commercial Club to Meet Next Wednesday Evening
The Commercial club will hold a regular session in the club rooms next Wednesday evening. Delegates to the National Live Stock Association in Denver January 16 1901 and the National Irrigation Association in Chicago November 21 are to be appointed. Other important matters include the Kansas Berry Centennial exposition question and securing cooperation from Congress for the good roads movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Rooma
Malional Live Stock Association
Denver
Anded ‘National Irrigation
Chicago
Kansas
Ain
Congress
Musical Recital With Noted Performers Featured
A local music recital showcases prominent artists including Miss Mabelle and other named performers. The event highlights a diverse program with selections by Moore and related composers, drawing attention from the community to a refined evening of song and instrumentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle
Moore
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Oakeres
Garland Steel
Hester
J. W. Jones & Son
Kansas Avenue
B. F. Abmeyer & CO
Gaylord & Barclay
Capitol Building and Loan
Kansas Ave
Adams Brothers
Topekas Best Printers
Manley
Augusta
Maine
Wingara
Lesion Valley
Mata "Suhout Entra
Cenree
Evangelist Birch
Third Presbyterial Church
Evangelist Women
Third Christian Church
Mia Birel
Andrade
Veneausian
Efesiarate Andrade
Charles Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Charles H Finer
Mary Red
Radway & CO
Rhema
Julia Atreel
New Orleans
Kim St
New Fork
Fleet Desert Gold Country
Topeka Missionaries
Nterdenomisational Union
NEW Crawford Theater
Lavceter
Mikutz
Ieee
Altos Bosclend
Ennegy
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Sherlock
Holmes
New York City
Gillette
Secret Service
Clement Scott
N. Y. Herald
Aiden Benedict
Fabio Romani
Hoyt
Texas
Hoyt's Theater
Charles Dickson
Priday
T. W. Dinkin
Big Extravadanza CO
Oinisas
Fepec
Serel
Mora
Washburn
Foat
Sige
Les
Sam. J. Burton
The
Chafuling Comedienes
Lillian Coleman
SI Perkins
Nana
Pughtown Farmer Band
Foi Rog Weihe
Tavior
P. Eee Een
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