Pathfinder Sails to New York for Pacific survey work
The Pathfinder sails from Washington to New York to begin hydrographic surveys in the Pacific, including charting harbors and channels. The vessel will conduct wireless telegraphy experiments and assist in laying cable routes to Pearl Harbor, Hilo, and Honolulu while surveying the Pacific islands and future cable connections.
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New York
Washington
Hydrographie
Fifa
Sail
Patifinder
Haina
Honolula
Pearl Barber
Friends Honor Metcalf Public Reception in Elyria
In Elyria Ohio a public reception honored General Metcalf on November 24 with local officials and residents in attendance. The gathering praised his service as Sergeant and leader while noting support from Reverends and community members who expressed respect and appreciation for Metcalf’s career.
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Friends
Metcalf
Elyria
Ohio
Goebel Appeals Law Case and Chicago Strike News
Goebel appeals from a Kentucky court decision with attorneys arriving to file the appeal as Governor Bradley meets with officials. A Kaneas City dispatch reports four Indias in thirty minutes and a Gasalia merchant drowning amid storm damage. In Chicago, 50 iron workers strike ends as non union workers are discharged and all return to work. Jewel Oak Heaters. Chaney & Morton.
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Kaneas City
Luis Antonio
Flo
Gasalia
Walker
Chicago
Northwestern
Centimetes
Jewel Oak
Chaney & Morton
Syndicate Ball Ideas Stir Debate Across Cities
Ned Hanlon voices strong views on syndicate baseball, criticizing casting hypocrisy and opposing syndicate influence. He cites past player purchases by Brooklyn and Baltimore owners, condemns selective reform rhetoric, and questions figures such as Mr Soden while defending rival club loyalties and market pressures in Boston New York and Brooklyn.
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Ned Hanlon Aliides
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Hanlon
Tell Tolay
Sene
al Freeman
Tbe Miatter
Midis
Balimore Club
Syndicae
Pune
Baltioure
Brookien
Bal- Uraire
Geecklyn
Heooklyn
Basset
Mr. Hosten
Toston
Reeohisa
Sate
Boytom
Bitton
Gorton
Sader
Brocklyn-Baltimore
St Janix
Soden
Beam
Pdic
Local items note school plans and community updates
The Grast school football team will go to a game tomorrow. Mrs Lily Bryan will lead the E south issue sporting Sunday. Mr Herbert Brench returned from Groenastic Ind to DePauw university and is recovering from typhoid fever. Miss Mtood Meyers of Capital View will be home tonight and visit parents Sunday. Thanksgiving contributions for Christ hospital can be left with Mr Rollin Nichols. The funeral of a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Landon was held yesterday. The Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men's Anti Trust League filed for incorporation in Albany to operate meeting rooms and offices in major cities, with main office in New York City.
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Kimball Printing Company
Sir Kaneas Avenue
Grast
Fhottin
Hilton
Chstley & Post
Herbert Brench
Groenastic
Ind
DePauw University
French le
Aml
Misa Mtuud Meyers
Capital View
D. Myers
Christ Hospital
Rollin Nichols
Frank Landon
Went Gordon Street
Yesternfar
Albany
Telary of
League
United States
New York City
Nur Fair Ground
Wilbourn
Curtin struggles over Leavenworth county loyalty in feud
A tumbling political tale shows Curtin and Anthony clashing over Leavenworth support. Accusations fly as Curtis allies, including Shawnee gains, face opposition from Anthony supporters. The feud threatens Curtin’s re election in the First district as local factions realign and tempers flare.
Santo Domingo unrest stirs New York investors
A Santo Domingo financial dispute touches American capitalists led by the Sainte Domingo Improvement Company. The company protests native officials' nominations and delays in exchange rate decisions raise anxiety across classes. Rumors say German syndicates seek influence as a German financier plans arrival in Santo Domingo in November.
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New York
Navy
Santo Domingo
Sainte Domingo Evement Company
Republic
Tinines
Saanthly Budert
Five Dollar For Life In Indianapolis Tyler Sc Story
A federal jury in Indianapolis returned a verdict in the Tyler case involving Scottsburg teaching staff. John W. Tyler, father of Marion Tyler, was connected to the case. The defendant was sentenced to pay five dollars and the judge noted the outcome in favor of the plaintiff. Marion Tyler is linked to the Scottsburg incident from earlier months.
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E Life
Indianapolis
Tyler
Scottsburg
Seer
John W. Tyler
Marion Tyter
Svottaburg
Tyter
Appeal to Governor for divorce from her husband in prison
A Kansas City woman writes to state officers asking to be divorced from her husband, jailed in the penitentiary. She describes a mistimed marriage, abuse, and attempts to obtain a divorce through the governor or a lawyer, lamenting the outcomes of her relations and seeking independence by ending the wedlock.
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Kansas City
Hine
Baye Duffered
Xorrere
Tin Tovey
Melichburs
New Alort
Green
Rim Antylow
Scott County Bonds Stay Order Halts State Proceeding
Assistant Attorney General Judes J. S. West obtains a stay of execution in Scott County bond cases. The state sought to force payment on bonds and interest. appeals to the Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court were dismissed, and an injunction blocks the county treasurer. The stay delays action as the county attorney pursues amendment to the petition, keeping the state from enforcing payment.
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Judes J. S. West
Scott Eventy Bend
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Godard
Sipretie Court
Thuethers
Ee County
Seeth
Lunet
Supreme Re
Kansas City Printer Arrested in Counterfeit Crime Joke
Kansas City printer J. and McGinnis was arrested on suspicion of passing counterfeit money after offering fifty cents for twenty five to several people and acting mysteriously. He claimed it was a joke and had no counterfeit bills on him, the charge not held.
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Kansas City
J. & McGinnis
Kaneau City
Demand for Call Loan in Philadelphia Feared in Suburbs
Fragmented text describes concerns over a call loan demand affecting Philadelphia and nearby areas. References to firms, debt obligations, and possible market strain imply financial tension and potential bank or lender actions impacting borrowers and local economy.
Deaths and funerals note two services in town
The notice lists Kate Billmyer with a Sunday church service at 9 o’clock from the German Catholic church, and Bairie Ardery with a 2 o’clock residence service at 7 Lane Street Major Dalles Improving. Major F. J. Dallas, previously treated for appendicitis at Stormont hospital, shows a cautious prognosis amid rising danger.
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Kate Billmyer
Hu Batunday
Oelck
Bairie Ardery
Ae Ao Savaree Affernend
Oelock
Lane Strest
Dalles
F. J. Dallas
Stormont
Woeful neglect over Cuban chickenpox outbreak in city
Pie Jordan, jailed then ill with Cuban chickenpox, fled quarantine then hospital. City officials clash over care. hospitals refuse, hotels seek relief. Mayor Drew and Dr Peers press for enforcement while Santa Fe hospital and private sufficing lack funds and support amid escalating epidemic fears.
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Pie” Jordan
Sylvation Army Hospital
Peers
Jordan
Drew
Salvation Assay
Bosebal Ie
Levee
Holliday
Fourth Street
Banta Pe Hospital
Santa Fe
Banta
Fils
J. B. Kasten
Kaster
Ciy
Kuster
General Managee
Dre Waster
Dr. Porrs
Sare T
The Importance of Corn in the Countryside
A Washington Star excerpt quoted a young girl praising corn as vital to people in a region. The narrative recalls droughts, famine, and the need for corn to sustain communities, with reflections on agriculture and rural resilience despite hardships.
Not Enough To Go Around Amid Foreign Office Talk
Fragmentary Chicago News snippet shows chatter about President McKinley offering friendly offices to Great Britain and the Transvaal. Jumbled humor and misread lines follow with references to a stray dog, a Kansas City bonds note, and a mix of garbled phrases from a distracted crowd.
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Chicago News
McKinley
Great Britain
Transvaal
Ohio Mandump Rr
Ohin
Local Mention Sparks Brief Community Notes
A letter carrier named Young is seriously ill at his rooms in the Thompson block. Mre M. Stasten of Manchester New Hampshire arrived today to visit her son Jake Sareidical. The text also references various local shops including Peninsular Stoves and Steel Ranges and J. CougIn Hardware Co at 72 Kan Ave.
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Young
Thompson Block
Mre M
J. Cougiin Hardware Co
FOR RENT AND LOST ADS MIXED IN CITY NOTICE
FOR HENT Nicei fortified front room on ground floor 26 Hurston atest. GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS AT HEAS onable price. 3s Monroe street. FOR RENT-To tieren furnished rooms in modern house 827 Quincy st. LOST-Fur collaretta with astrakhan trim at Crus Prue. LOST black hound near East Sixth street. reward. LOST black setter near MI st. reward. FOUND Where watches are cleaned for jee clocks. TGS Kanes are Op.
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Hent—Nicei
Hurston
Monroe Street
Quincy St
East Munsee
Fur Collaretta
Astrakhan
Crus “Prue
Crosby
Eixth Street
Tih St
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Jemeler Ena
J.T Lovewell
Kaneas Ave
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