Aguinaldo Loses Trail in Philippine Retreat and Navy Wreck
The report details Aguinaldo and his cabinet fleeing Tarldac amid unhealthy climate, Otis unable to locate Aguinaldo. Insurgents active near Manila as American forces push toward northeast. Charleston wreck explained after grounding on a reef near Luzon. crews evacuated to nearby islets and small boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oriter
Charlestay
Wigan
Till Thomte
Eeek
Tiel McDonald
Salle
Fr Ik
Callan
Atafila
Norit
Gulnapak Rocks
Luzon
Pat Islet
Mclenald
Salling
Sea disaster report and war updates from Manila
Heavy seas hamper salvage as ships struck and flooded compartments. Prisoners escape notices flow from Manila and Hong Kong salvage requests arise. American forces report casualties at Salinda in a furious assault as troops storm fortifications and many Filipinos die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imelix
Bat
Jefens
Oregon
Hanediui
bin Fabian
Gilmore
Bolcrin
Hong Kong
Charleston
Watson
Wheaton
London
Manla Sty
Gon Wheatons
Salinda
Battle of Guiguinta and Metcalf Lead Missing Hero Tale
Fragmentary OCR describes a military action near Guiguinta on March 2 involving Colonel Metcalf and the Tenth Regiment. It recounts the battle, the withdrawal, and rumors of brevet promotions, with mentions of Washington and Lawrence as stressed locations and figures.
Martin Sues for Divorce in Topeka District Court
R G Martin sues his wife for divorce alleging she left home more than a year ago on December 29 and has since gone away frequently. He claims she receives letters from other men and has a habit of leaving without notice, seeking dissolution of marriage. The Martins are well known in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Martin
Steve A. Martin
Sourt
Ieee
Viking
Topeka
Marta Kajime
Suit for divorce over mistreatment and injury to finger
Mrs Anna Lewis sues Adolphus Lewis for divorce alleging severe mistreatment during marriage and a bare finger injury. She claims he has never supported her while earning wages and at times tried to bite or force drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lewis
Adolphus Lewis
Gage money question shocks cabinet meeting
Washington November 14 The cabinet meeting was uneventful until the money question arose. Secretary Gage continued discussions on the money matter as a report was presented outlining the currency and financial situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Ting
Tite Sine
New Fork
Opened by Humbert Parliament Speech in Throne
Nov speech from the throne outlines hopes for world peace and resumed parliamentary work. references to war, homefront issues, economic measures, and national celebrations. mentions tentative reforms and calls for unity as a holy year approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humberti
Mewarir
Shot and Hanged Himself Exposes Dark Corridors of Crime
Fragmented text reports a self-inflicted death and a lawyer named Charles Satron linked to a shooting. The item hints at a pending inquiry and grim details. Weather notes and unrelated maritime mentions follow, including a Turkish steamer and Mediterranean observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EL Satron
PARTING VISIT TO SAN FRANCISCO BEFORE LONG TOUR
A detailed account reports General Funston and wife leaving Topeka on Wednesday for San Francisco. The piece notes his brisk, disciplined manner and references Col. Metcalf and Major Whitman amid speculation over his conduct. It recounts a disputed incident aboard a transport and asserts the event’s impact on Army morale and relations with press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
San Francisc
Finistan
ManvVia
Oakland
Teddy General
Gleed
Ube
Hrlipadien
Ireland
Bel
Pat
Stustad
Abelius Mori
Wis Rman
Wits
Wilander
McCutcheon
Metcalf
Posten
J. F Pel
Chaimalme
Colomel Bmeteauf
Whitman
Tim
Phrex
Martone
Hall
Cur
Nirestif
Iyneas
COLOR LINE IN CUBA Havana sentence and fines imposed
Three Americans Hanson Kine and Holland were sentenced to months imprisonment and fined 565 with costs for placing over their saloon a white placard. The civil governor ordered the saloon closed after they refused service to a Cuban general but agreed to reopen without racial distinctions. The case value has reached 2000 dollars. The publication notes a Cuban general wrote from the city newsroom about a Carter shop owner denied service due to a specific reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Hanson
Kine
Holland
Aaetine
Beta
Rare Piainisi
Cuthier
Unclear Historic Catalog Fragment Interpreted
Fragmentary OCR text references a collection with items labeled as inscriptions and mentions locations such as Nagios and Augustus. The readable entities are sparse and garbled, yielding an elusive historical catalog snippet with no clear events or outcomes.
Southern Steel Trust Forming In Birmingham District
A Birmingham report notes a big consolidation forming among steel interests. The deal unites Stoss Trop é& Steal, American Chal Ca, Thussellville Browncore properties, and furnace assets at Shed and Florence into Sloce-Shetty Tron & Ste. capitalization is about £20,000,000 with major regional holdings in Jefferson and Walker counties and coke ovens and mines across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
St. Imith
Poet Dispatch
Alacure
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Ftalircal Company
Sheffield
Florence
Duntpurg
Blussburg
Jefferson County
Walker and
Jefferson
Molineux Trial in General Sessions Court
The People accuse Robert B. Molineux in New York of murdering Mrs. Catharine J. Adams. The trial in General Sessions featured debates over jurisdiction and venue with defense asserting transfer to the Supreme Court while prosecutors seek to delay. The case centers on alleged poisoning linked to Knickerbocker Athletic Club members and disputes over control of club matters. District Attorney Gardiner clashed with defense as the proceedings opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Robert B. Molineux
Catharine J. Adama
Court of General Sessions
Goff
Mullnese
Te Knickerlineter
Clu
Pulson
Malis
Harry Cornish
Athletien
Hacret
Molineux
Get
ET. Molineux
Interport
Harlow S. Weeks
Geile
Eam
Mr. Weeks
Byner
Supreme Court
Gardiner
Weeks
Ike
Tor di Tendant
Hennan
Arteral Senstone
International Trust trial testimony on wire industry
Washington based trial testimony describes Jake W. Gately as director of American Steel and Wire. He argues the aim was not monopoly but counter to competition, noting Germany as main U S rival in wire and products. He recounts a 1919 interstate plan to consolidate wire works abroad, which failed due to inability to reach agreement over trade group listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ula Lestimous
Jake W. Gately Chiens
Ghat
Americarr Steel
Thue
Germany
United States
Bonds move to eastern buyers in Kansas and Pittsburgh
Bonds totaling 585000 for improvements in Haresas Cite Kan were registered and sold to eastern purchasers via the Buiter firm. A separate issue of 15000 for a new city hall in Pittsburg was registered with the auditor, indicating a notable trend of bonds finding a home market outside state offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haresas
Kan
Hays
Buiter
Pittsburg
Anso
Welner
Picteture
Abe Stete Achied Tend
Jacob Litt Coming to Craw Theater Show
Comedy production Stil Takes Will Happen booked for Craw theater Saturday night. Company headed by Carlos Dicksad. On Wednesday night Jefferson De Angelis and his company perform The Jolly Musketeer in Topeka. Best comics open the show, and only one more act booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Litts
Craw Theater
Carlos Dicksad
Jefferson de Angelis
Topeka
Jolly Musketeer
Meteor Shower Lights Up Sky Over New York and Chicago
Nov 14 reports describe a bright Leonid meteor shower over New York just before midnight with several intense meteors and a forecast of peak early Thursday. observers nationwide including Chicago, Washington, and university observatories prepare to track the event with cameras and special telescopes amid hopeful forecasts and potential cloud interference.
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New York
Leo
Kansas
Thursiey
Hoiward
Dha Fees
Astronourical Department
Columbian Universty
Tim Will
Columbia
West Point
Chicago
Kurt Laver
Universlty of
Latves
st @ras
Bernard
Tetis
Washington
Naval Observatory
Bank of Athens Seized by Receiver in City Collapse
Athens Georgia bank named Bank of Athens was placed in receivership after investigators examined its books. Cashier Jatn A. Benedict and several men reportedly connected to the bank faced the seizure as the institution moved into receivership within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nev. M
Bank of Athens
A. Benedict
Kansas State Horticultural Society to Meet in December
The thirty third annual meeting of the Kansas state horticultural society will be held in this city December 20. Secretary W S Barnes broadcasts a greeting urging members to attend and noting the society’s openness and mission to spread horticultural knowledge across the state. At the prior year’s meeting $100 was allotted for premiums, with plans to distribute funds to qualifying exhibition districts statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Horticultural Society
W. 8. Barnes
Krow
White Wings
Amd
Society
Corporation
Mrs E G Ross Dead in New Mexico Area
A notice from Denver dated November 11 reports the death of Mrs E G Ross wife of ex senator Ea mud G Ross of Kansas and former New Mexico governor. The obit notes her move from Lawrence to Hucelther numhund and references her long public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Albuquerque
Denver
Cal
Aflamuerine
N. M
Suse
Farmy M. Huge
Eamud G. Ross
United States
Kanes
New Mexico
Stead Tram Drupay
Hucelther
Stolen Diamonds From Ligier Brothers Store
In Cleveland Ohio yesterday afternoon thirty thousand dollars worth of diamonds were stolen from Ligier Brothers at 140 Ridgway? Avenue. Three men entered, one stood by the elevator car, two went into the office of Mr Bugler. One man drew attention while the other spoke to Mr Sigler, a black box containing the jewels vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ligier Brothers
Bugler
Sigler
Mr. Higler
Mauney Holds Two Offices Amid Election Questions
The article notes J C Mauney, born, holding two offices with a possible move to merge duties. It mentions his re election as Auburn township treasurer and debates over postmaster duties. It discusses department rules excluding certain offices from these provisions and hints at friction among opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Mauney
Auburn Tewnebly
Justice of the Peace
Opers
Aim Crealee
Board of Education
Mathey
Muttn
Aldo
Kansan City Contests and Political Chaos Narrated
Fragmented OCR notes describe Kansan City tensions, a banker Sidon Glisin figure, and a shaky view of administration. Mentions of reevaluations, elections, and warnings hint at a political struggle with unclear outcomes and rising costs.
Major Harrison Returns to Recover From Yellow Fever Attack
Omaha dispatch reports Major Harrison inspector general under Gen Leonard Wood has arrived on sick leave from the Cuban province of Santiagh and will remain in Omaha with his wife while thoroughly recovering from a severe yellow fever attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Omaha
Stator Frussell
Department
Leonard Wood
Santiagh
Cuba
Pension For Bagleys Mother War Connected Note
Nov. 14 in Washi a note recalls a guest on vans for Lieut Worth Sugley who died in the war with Spain. Philadelphia plant Cramp Sons denies entering a proposed shipbuilding combination. An official says no Cramp yard was involved and no option granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley
Cramps
Combine
Philadelphia
Wiititan Cramp Sons
Bulldine Company
NES
Tela
Ther Ss
Cramps Yard
Logan Falls in Philippines Major Logan Killed in Action
Logan from Youngstown Ohio killed in the Philippines while leading the Thirty third Volunteer Infantry in an engagement near Salinas or San Jacinto. His widow Mary A Logan and two children reside in Washington and were notified by Deputy Secretary of War. The report describes heavy casualties on both sides, losses of captains Green and others, and the difficult terrain hindering movement post engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
John A. Logan
Lusei
Gotten
Sulen A. Daehan
Uilness Sind
Mary A. Lowan
Jeeves
Youngetows, Obi
Logan
Manila
Wheaton
Sal Jacinto
Thirty-Third Volanteers
Green
Lawton
San Jose
San Nicholas
Passige
Areca
Berwun
Login
Toot
Johamos
Lapeer
Wwe
Luntare
Youngstown
John AC Logan
Major Logan
White House
Ming MoKrana
Jurtion
Has & Son
Philippines
Mra
Lugan
Meetita
Kent
Lowand
McKennia
Togat
John x Jr
West Point Academy
Lagan
H. Andrews
Ube Eaeer
Titmedtone Mining
Logat
McKinley
John C Bal
Cuba
Fil Caney
Eullantey
Baier
Bale
Shi
Generod
Aunet
United States
Mary Levis Logit
Edith Josephine Lerin
Not in Roster and Miscellaneous Foreign Dispatches
Ventura California reports Novik and Mary not in roster or discharged. eye injuries and Folunteris noted. The entry lists Briant Pan and others near the track with uncertain affiliations in a compiled roll. A Dreyfus related Paris note mentions Ploquart and Gen Gritelin archives as part of a judicial inquiry. Cleveland reports Rothar stealing from a bank savings base.
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Dreyfus Cass
Paris
Piremive
MM. Waltecks Hosanath
Dureshr
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Aguinaldo
Gen Otis
Tarlac
Otis
Manin
Aguinalla
Otis Hae
Aguinalde
Honpbong
Te Ts
Graepd Wheaton
Youre
San Pablan
San Isidro
General Wheaton
Hortheast
Bongbons
Estat
Luson
Uber
Angeles
Koung
Mareh
Blassia
Provinus
Elatecate
Tertebeg Bulli
Tarfin
Marsh
San Fabien
Dagupan
Mrndey
Mair Atursit
Blulor Marsh
Pater Netine
Asherbune
Cavite
Yunoes
Lawrence
Gulgiinta
Evers
Ned
Wrouk
Mercato
Guiguinta
Metealt
Atuntin
Tillowet
F. G. Martin Sues
Wanta
Humbert
Rome
Triente
Fred Funston
San Francisco
Col. Metcalf
Ain Asoor
Vpn
Ds Creu
Paez
Patluchien
Tore van
Augustus
Btu
A. D Bente
Southern Steel Trust
International Trust
Wire Combine
Jacob Litt
Fort Sidney
Neb
Bee
Sydney
Ft Sydney
E. G. Ross
Auburn
Major Hood
Kansan
Sidon
Kimporis
Mekintes
Rene
Meir
Logan Falls
The
Youngstown, Ohio
California
Ventura
Novik
iMarry & Et Iynger
Ratynrer Doe
Cunpane Es
Ban Progicivco
Eral
Rothars
Garheid Savings
Euclid
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