Where is Aguinaldo Soldiers in Rain and Provisions
The report notes heavy rain of four and a half inches in 36 hours, with General Otis circling the war department. It describes supply captures and troop movements in the Philippines, mentioning Lawton and positions near San Nicholas, Huimingan, and Tarlac while noting reconstructions and the advance of cavalry.
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Washington
New
Otis
War Department
Aiulpalder
Mantia
Lawlord
Miny
F San Nicholas
Huimingan
Urduneta
Lawton Fale
Abundast
Sam Lsidro
Abanalaat
Anais
Ners
Arthur Thas Eal
Harrban
Tarlac
Oueraflet
Pariec
Muvarthue
Amd Wie
Eroors
Gerons
Uilay
Adsane Toon
Allugu
Vieturts
Tive
Firth of
East Tarta
Oris
Sinking Steamer Conestoga After Harbor Collision
Aree for life aboard the steamer Conestoga ended when the vessel struck near the harbor mouth and began taking on water. Quick action by Captain Crankite and crew prevented a worse disaster as passengers battled fear and tried to reach shallower water, with the boat finally settling on the harbor bottom after the keel scraped. Nearby steamers faced reports of a dramatic escape and salvage concerns as authorities assessed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hustile
Ladee Michignan
Timnbert
Gronkitite
Tiven
Zorn
Tus
Golme
Crank- Tite
Tultalo
Eastern Police
Gen Miles at San Diego and Manila dispatches reported
Fragmented text notes Gen Miles in San Diego and Manila arrivals. Mentions officials, shortages, and military movements with unclear details about timelines and locations. No clear events or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
San Diego
Thess
General Ules
Aly
Stanford Heiress Transfers Endowment to University
Mrs Lelana Stanford transfers her fortune to the endowment fund of the University of San Francisco. Shares in various holdings are moved to support the university, with a fourth remaining in the Stanford family. The move aims to bolster the university’s improvements and future funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelana Stanford
University
San Francieco
MORIA
Ahwares
Stanford
Isin
New York
Stusford
Uigagy
Ure University
Mtantoral Etitl
Spocket
Eusho
Central Pacific Holdings
FEM
Shanford
Patria Burns At Sea Near Dover Rescue Of Passengers
The Hamburg American liner Patria bound from New York to Hamburg caught fire near Dover. All passengers were rescued and landed at Dover while the Ceres towed survivors. Captain Frohlich and crew are credited for orderly evacuation amid heavy smoke and flames. The Athene and other ships assisted, with the Patria’s condition uncertain but salvage efforts ongoing.
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Dover
Kawhetid
Gampialat
Patra
Cape Frohlich
Yeater
Nuiw York
Hamburg
Saloun
Hoata
London
Patria
Frobiteh
New York
Matsa
Ceres
Francia W. Prescott
United States
Norsat
Chiver
Pscke
Europe
Cork
Loke
Shames
Eer Legh
Thie
Frohlich
Peoblich
Capua
Pasiencias
Ove
Mner
Americus
Lomdus
Eich Head
Philadelphia
Homburs
Elbe
Spontaneos Combustion
Hall I
Athesia
Fibe Balser Frederich Sr
Growth of Banking Deposits in the United States 1889 to 1899
Comptroller Dawes releases a three year report showing growth in bank deposits and number of banks. 1889 had 7,203 banks with deposits totaling 2.776 trillion dollars, while 1899 saw 12,804 banks with deposits of 7.532 trillion. The study analyzes accounts and borrowers, noting the rise in deposits and the expanding banking system amid varying loan volumes and interest trends.
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Washington
Nav
Charles G Dawes
Bas
United States
Eithee
Mithorsibl
Qian
Sveral
Ehrierat
Tati
Kirestinatid Erand
Toternal Sevinup Stows
Mastard
Interpal
Firth
National
Suvvnes
Teeah
Lego
Hawke
Duke
Hesard Sin Hawke
Louisville Rejects Carnegie Library Gift and Gambler Bond
A Louisville editor argues against accepting Andrew Carnegie's 125000 library grant citing gambling foundations and a desire for a locally funded public library. The piece states Louisville should not become a monument to Carnegie or to private corporations. Memphis reports the 16th biennial conference of the YWCA was inaugurated in sparks of attending delegates with Mrs HA Dorsey of New York presiding.
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Touteville
Andrew Carnegie
The
Evening Post
Louievile Dows
Scented Gamblina
Hegeury
Louisvill
Curhegiv
Memphis
Tenn
Tatgran- Homi Board of Women's and Young Women's Christian Association
Giday
G Goodtendance
HA. Dorsey
New York City
Camailtress
Go to Jury Saturday in Hillmen Insurance Trial
In Leavenworth the Hillmen trial nears jury verdict with attorneys closing arguments this week. Arthur Simmons, a Leavenworth manufacturer, testified and linked Adolph Walters to the Hillman insurance case. Simmons identified another Walters by photograph, while differing records may refer to a second person with the same name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillmen Insurance
Ena
Georgy FL Sharitt
United States Circuit Courts
Leatenworth
Hillmen Tril
Arthur Simmons
Leavenworth
Hillman
Adolph Walters
Simmons
Walters
Shuritt
Adolph Watters Uying
Bimimons
Sinmmass
Watters
Collision in Fog Strikes Pleasure Ridges Park Trains
At Pleasure Ridges Park Kentucky in dense fog a head end collision occurred between passenger trains No 41 of L H St Louis and northbound Illinois Central. Several railway workers were injured including G K Shaw portal clerk and W A Mincley with head cuts and facial injuries. Engineers Chamberlain and Hidmeway were slightly hurt. Passengers mostly shaken but uninjured beyond minor injuries.
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Tollisville
Pleasure Ridges Park
L. H
St Louis
St. Louis
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Thifured
G. K Shaw
Lee
W. A. Mincley
LA & G L
A. M. Evans
Chamberlain
Hidmeway
HO & 3
Twentieth Bianias reception fund total tops nine thousand
The France committee in charge of the Twentieth Bianias reception held a meeting with treasurer D J Greenwald to review subscriptions and expenses. The fund totaled 9,060.55 from subscriptions sales of buttons Atlas Band stand privileges and tuning sales. One railroad contributes 10 and 51 uncollected subscriptions await payment. Several Ph pri les are away and expected to pay on return. A complete statement and expenses will be issued after all subscriptions are collected and adjustments made.
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France
Mérnne
D. J. Greenwald
Atlas Band
Treaxumer
Toten
Attorney Austin Sues Western Union Over $100 Telegraph Loss
In Sollier township Justice Wrights court, attorney Austin sues Western Union Telegraph Company for negligence after a telegram to Mr. Markby at Lyndon failed to deliver. The case involves statutory damages and telegraph rates, with claims that non delivery breaches the law despite paid transit, referencing a United States Supreme Court ruling upholding statutory damages.
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Austin
Western Union
Ted
Wrights Court
Sollier Township
Westerns Union Teleerin Company
EAL Austin
Markby
Lyndon
Bimiess
Blir
Hier & Telegram Tacos
Jayvaden
Markwiy
Markley
Wax
Tt Ds
Dtte
United States Supreme Court
Had a Right to Kill Him Self Defense Confession in St Louis
Mrs Rose Laugter confessed she killed John Armstrong last Sunday in self defense. The jury returned a verdict of justifiable homicide after a two minute deliberation.
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St. Louis
Rose Laugter
John Armstrong
Fever cases decline in Florida as reports show few new incidents
Yellow Fever abating in Florida with one new case at Key West and one at Miami within 24 hours. No deaths reported and no new cases from Fort Tampa City.
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Jacksonville
Fln
Cial
Ey West
Misra
Fort Tampa City
Collins Wins the Democratic Nomination for Mayor
Boston returns from last night's Democratic caucuses show Patrick Collins with 150 delegates in favor of his mayoral nomination, four more than needed for a majority. The final tally confirms Collins as the leading candidate for the post.
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Collins
Boston
Patrick Collins
Tian
Swift Marriage In Topeka Breaks Local Record
Everett West of Fort Worth Texas and Miss Mattie Owen of Linn Missouri wed in Topeka after meeting there to catch the 2 PM Santa Fe train. Judge Garrard delayed, Justice McClintock performed the ceremony at the probate office. The couple then left for their train on a hurried schedule.
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Topeka
Pesce McClintock
Everett West
Fort Worth
Mie Mattie Owen
Linn
Eddie
Santa Pr
West
Amber
Garrand
Garrard
Smith
Poersens
Dalmin
Mer
North Topeka
Ali Garrard
Judge Dolman
West Eald
Justice McClintock
Tim
Meelntuck
Gruom
Amit
Fire wrecks seven story building in downtown Chicago
A major blaze yesterday in Chicago destroyed a seven story building on TAG Stue Street in the heart of the retail district. Estimated losses reached 17000 with one firefighter reported injured and several others badly cut by glass after a nearby explosion sent debris into the street.
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Chicago
Tag Stue
Waitin
Ware
Sincente
Musham
Tevensend
Tyimr Glase
Latte Belne
Lutve
Er. Buckley
Joseph Wagner
James Wilson
Patrick J. Puirey
Dewey Out of It Denies Early Manila Motives
In an interview, Senator Proctor of Vermont challenges claims that Admiral Dewey planned to delay his Manila departure to influence the presidential nomination. He states it was understood Dewey would be involved, and notes questions about Dewey’s arrival and timing.
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Washington
Sealor Proctor
Vermont
Dewey
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Anaie
Pete Beoma
Meteor Shower Seen Near Northwestern University
Chicago reports a meteor shower at dawn with about thirty meteors visible in the eastern sky. Prof Hough of Northwestern University captured several photographs. Observers noted several bright fires and stars of second magnitude, with three particularly bright meteors.
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Chicago
Hough
Northwestern University
Bread On The Water In Indianapolis
A young man, pictured as distressed and persuasive, befriended Mrs. Cruce Carter, chief clerk of the state board of vital statistics. She helped him after he claimed to have left school for adventure. He copied figures for births, then vanished. He later sent a letter with a draft for 31 claiming college success and business backing, citing Mrs. Carter’s aid as pivotal and the $100 as payment for his services.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cruce
Carter
Te State Board of Vital Statistics
Pontine
Rumor of General Joubert's Death At War Front
London dispatches from Pietermaritzburg report rumors that General Joubert, Boer commander in chief, has been killed in action though no confirmation exists. The same sources note Ladysmith bombardment continues and Boer forces maneuver north of the river with reports of renewed activity and supply shortages on both sides.
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London
Pietermartizburs
Joubert
Wier Joubers
Ladysmith
Joubert al- Wits
Coolnese
Syment
Cabling Hs
Coleus
Schalk Sur
Zuitiland
Batcourt
Bukite
Uctost
Ehusis
Estcourt
Hvers
Lhormeh
Mit
Beer Commissariat
Etuern
Dundee
Lilas Meyer
Symons
Bomnardalant Hss
Util
Noodo
West Yorkshire Regiment
Tees
Durban
Gruen
Ritteck
Wil
Toubert
Bryan and Silver Declared Democratic Presidential Ticket
Detroit Nov. 16 The Democratic committee declares Joe Threnthin as the next Democratic presidential candidate. They support antiimperialism and anti tariff views, aligning with the party platform and calling for free silver.
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Michigan
Democratic
Detroit
Stich
Ceuta Comemitien
Ods
Joe Threnthin
Wd Beran
TeaMinnaiy Uber
Chitake
Band Is Finished After Harsh Road Strands Claim
Band members report they were stranded in Leng enworth with no tour prospects. They claim manager O J Horton promised a $500 bank deposit in Topeka as a guarantor, but found the funds withdrawn when returning to Topeka. Weather notes forecast scattered showers for Kansas and cooler, westerly winds toward Friday.
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Lengenworth
O. J. Horton
Topeka
Chicago
Kansas
Acquitted Woman Pleads Own Case in PhoenixTrial
Chicago news recalls Pearl Hart as the bandit who robbed a stage coach. The Phoenix jury acquitted a woman who pleaded to see her sick mother in Ohio and urged release to care for family. She was later arrested again for tampering with U. S. mail and faces new trial.
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Ohio
Chicago
Pearl Hart
Olelene Koma
Ploreice
Childes
Paarence
Miew Bee
Tolwdir
Seenary
Wom
United States
Vote irregularities swirl around Wichita governor race
The report recounts alleged ballot irregularities in Wichita during a recent election. It cites W. Eugene Stanles and L. Frustinn as key figures, notes Republican support shifting, and mentions a judge candidate and veterans’ leader linked to the case. The piece portrays claims of voting by residents and party tensions shaping the result.
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Banley Beatae
Americas
Baanley
Tepublickn Invertor
Ol Sas
Wichita
Lalor
Wn Bo
Wye Law
Homse
J. Mk Haidernon
Willy St Fine
Grand Army of the Teeguldie
Unim Veterany Unter
Wiehlie
Eugene Stanley
Judes Halderson
Wee Oltiaet
Lawgir
Eugene Bianfey
Wiebita
Republiens
Storks
W. Eugene Stanles
Asy
Mark
Jude
Staines
Julie
Tee Dale
Eugen Hunley
Lie Part
Shot Three Persons in Kansas. Tragedy and Trial Portraits
In a Kansas case a man known as John Bag and associates allegedly killed three people including his wife Arrouweh Ciehewet and Chartes Mere. The claimant spoke of threats, alleged remorse, and a courtroom sequence amid a fatal attack tied to marital strife.
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Kansas
Ity
Newt
John Bagwip
Yeatwung
Arrouweh Ciehewet
Maud
Warhun
Lockout Ends as Chicago Workers Struggle Over Pay
In Chicago on November 12, workers plus factory tenders return after a lockout that halted production. Management says lingering payment disputes prompted the stoppage. about 30 in small foundries were ordered back to work over the next week. Six to eleven unnamed mills will resume operations, as talks continue about wages and policy.
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Chicago
Tnt Synepuinetis Wien
Moline
Aguin Ecouard
National Hardwood Lumber association holds annual convention in Memphis
The seventy annual convention of the National Hardwood Lumber association opened in Lamber Mon Meat Memphis with a large turnout from leading lumber peers. Daughters of the King convened in Attants Ga with Mrs Bradley presiding and committee reports led to appointments and executive actions.
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Lamber Mon Meat
Memphis
Trim
Menn
Niasionel Hardwood Lumber
Prine Pad
Reatut
Pgelete Tenege
Novik
Daughters of the King
al Bradley
Annieom Qalitesa
Dent Wan
Il & Ystodi
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Conestoga
Harbor
Wellock
San
Hobart
Paterson
N. J
C. G. Dawes
Louisville Paper
Carnegie
YW. C
Swift Marriage
Justice of the Peace
Koblsaat’s
Proctor
Bryan
Silver
Tris
Phoenix
U. S
Heath
Compromine
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