Stars and Stripes Hoisted Over Governor's Palace in Puerto Rico
At noon in San Juan Porto Rico the American flag was raised over the governor's palace with ceremony and salutes from El Morro and San Cristobal. US troops and naval officers, including General Gordon and Admiral Brooke, paraded the streets amid cheers. The evacuation commission settled proceedings while questions about citizenship for Porto Ricans post war were discussed with official cautions on legal processes and treaty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan de Porto Rico
San Juan
Firth Artillery
Forte
Gordon
Ment
United States Cavalry
Gaseral Brooke
Behley
Goris
United States Evacuation Commission
Viet
General Gordon
Antic
Brooke
Port Morrs
Fort San Cristobal
United Stats Revenue
Man- Ging
Fred
Senor Manix Hivers
Automomist Council
Mopign Kine
Intendencia
Farlow
Captain General's
United States
Conenienton
Washington
Injunction Issued Against Strike Wire Drawers
In Cleveland on October 1 Judge Mammond of the United States circuit court granted a blanket injunction against the American Kana Wire Company’s petition. The order covers all defendants named and any others who may act in defiance of the company’s demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mammond
United States Circuit Court
American Kana Wire Company
No Faith Care Affecting Digestion Claim
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as aiding digestion and appetite, claiming they strengthen nerves and heart by improving digestion of wholesome food. It asserts the product digests food better than faith or belief and touts price and availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Wa ‘Ee
Antitoxin In The Brain Aims To Cure Lockjaw
New York reports a Passaic New Jersey case where tetanus antitoxin was injected directly into the brain via trephining. Dr. Paul Gibler notes immediate improvement as the patient begins nourishment, detailing the procedure by Dr. Rambaud and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Hospital
Passaic
W. J
Aaron M. Heaslon
Paul Gibler
Pasteur Matitute
Pasteur Institute
Rambaud
Amy Axsletanta
Tous
Barret
Paris
Borakine
Daland
New Caledonia
Noval
Meath
Irrigation Reservoirs Near Lamar Stretch Sixty Miles Shoreline
Governor Alve Ad ans and state officials return from Lamar after inspecting Great Plains Water company lands. They report a plan to sell 5,000 acres of state school land, noting reservoirs form a major water system between the Mississippi and the Arkansas region, with canals linking to the Arkansas River and potential health and hunting centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Col
Denver
Cot
Alve Adans
L. Carr
Register L
State Land Board
Pratt Rueecs
W.M. Wiley
Great Plains Water Company
Great Plains Company
United States
Mississippi River
Balt Lake
Arkansas River
Tyer
Arkanesse
Gary
New Farce and a New Comedy to Be Pre transferred
New York theaters report a new farce and a new comedy to be presented at Madison Square Theatre tonight. Lemorwew By & Company will stage the productions with expected fresh material and lively crowd appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Theater
Lemorwew Bight Ky & Company
Testimony on Tax Value of Telephone Assets
In Ohio State v Central Telephone Co, Lincoln Badger offices in Illinois heard whether tax should be based on real value or nominal value. Witnesses Hudson and Deliver of the American Bell Telephone Camp claim original annual rent per instrument was $3. but rents were reduced recently and last year rose to about $258 per instrument. The state contends value last years would be $41.
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Boston
Ohio
Central
Volian Telephone Company
Tadinna
Trinois
Lincoln & Badger
Gelpatinn
John 22. Fudson
W. I. Deliver
Money for Missions. Net funds for foreign fields raise large sum
The Christian and Missionary Alliance closed its annual convention with an offering of £90,824, the seventh year of support for evangelizing unentered areas. The organization reports missionaries in China, Tibet, Japan, Congo, the Savadne, India, South America and the West Indies, with last year’s nationwide total of $146,330.65 and disbursements of $145,954.24. In seven years it has spent $650,065 in the Orient and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Missionariianes
Ching, Thibet
Japan
Congo
The
Savdne
India
South America
West Indies
Orient
First Curfew Law Case Captured Newsboy
Georgie Smith an Evanston Newsboy was seized by local officials in Chicago amid a curfew law case. The incident involved a crowd and the newsboy, about 11, faced punishment while his mother sought aid as authorities considered truancy charges.
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Georgie Smith
Evanston
Politica
Chicaro
Aristocracic Beranrten
Aldormen
Faethe
Vietien
Seoreie Smith
Chrif
Bartram
Descriptive but Damaged Immigrant Policy Report
Fragmentary text discusses U S immigration control and alleged deportations to Canada. Mentions the Bureau of Immigration, ports, and concerns about undesired immigrants. Contains unclear details and possible references to European movements and Italian government actions.
Influx of People and Goods Across Canadian Ports
The article discusses the growing movement of workers and ships to the United States via Canadian ports. It notes enforcement of laws, rising immigration trends, and the push for a thorough federal inquiry by the industrial commission into the matter and related crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athhort
United States
Uenigran
Fide Commaniee
Gobea
Mieranis
Warehom
A. Tha ‘Cosntey
Neighbor-Chain Move by Theodore Seward Sparks Altruistic Plan
New York readers learn of Theodore F. Seward’s neighbor chain, an adaptable fundraising and outreach scheme expanding from last winter’s Don’t Worry clubs. The plan urges readers to recruit three links who in turn recruit three more, with cross religious pairing, and to spread thoughts of love daily. Members report to Fifth Avenue headquarters for a pamphlet, Shall We Encircle the World with a Neighbor-Chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Seward
New York
Theodore F. Seward
Univerity Brotherhood of Man
Finks
Fifth Avenue
Kinetoscope Converts Pledge Goes to Camden Revival
New York report notes 600 total temperance adherents signed the pledge over six nights of a Kinetoscope revival at the First Methodist Church in Camden New Jersey. Pastor John Hundley promoted the show charging 50 cent admission to fund emancipation from drink. Screen features included Ten Nights in a Barroom and The Biggest Devil in America. no speech was heard as patrons watched and signed.
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New York
John Hundley
Camden
Ales
Army of Santiago de Cubs Society Forming in New York
New Army Society in New York announces the formation of the Society of the Army of Santiago de Cubs. It plans 18,000 members from officers and soldiers who served in the Santiago expedition between June 14 and July 12. Local branches are expected nationwide with three membership classes and officers including W R Shafter and J Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of the Army of
Santiago de Cubs
United States Army
Santiago
Camelet
Presiient
W. R. Shafter
Joseph Wheeler
Alfred C. Sharp
Philip
Steade
Ditorian
G. Crafehton Welsh
William Dudlow
Lee Astor
Cincinnati Breweries Negotiations Advance in Week
ENGLISH AFTER OHIO BEER Syndicate is negotiating to acquire all Cincinnati breweries. Prospects say a big deal may close this week after preliminaries are set. Remaining discord concerns price but is expected to be settled soon with Lion and Herancourt breweries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ene
Wek
Lion
Herancourt
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Health Remedy
A 19th century ad style testimonial piece notes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy for kidney and plaque related ailments. It cites quotes from a former sheriff and a Mrs Sharp praising its efficacy for indigestion, sleeplessness, and general weakness while warning against delays or experiments. The piece emphasizes long use and proven value over twenty years.
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Bright
Torel
Waram
Linsolo
Neb
Warner
Eliney
Gran Epalga
Lancaster Co
Mra
J. M. Sharp
Bovign
Sharp
Ferlog
Ayen
Warrner
Eleven Tons of Carlos Brought From Alaska to Pennsylvania University
Norman G Buxton and two companions returned to Johnstown Ohio after 14 months in Alaska under a University of Pennsylvania contract to collect ethnological and zoological specimens. They brought home 12,000 specimens weighing 1.5 tons and 17 galleries of birds plus 600 photographs. They sailed from San Francisco July 1, 1885, to Point Barrow, meeting wrecks and surviving harsh winters with local natives and ample hunting for sustenance.
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Alaska
Pennsylvania University
Newark
Ohio
Norman G. Buxton
Johnatown
Mr. Buxton
A. Mollieans
Avery Island
W. E. Spyder
Beaver Damn
Wis
University of Pennsylvania
Seattle
Wash
Mien
Ray
San Francisco
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Jennie
Point Barrow
Buxton
Belvedere
Jesse H. Thomas
Orson
Point Bartow
Eclentista
Feehouse
Jenne
Dominion steamers win winter service contract
The Dominion parliamentary subsidy of 320,000 funds a six month winter service between St John New Brunswick and Liverpool Nova Scotia to be operated entirely by the Allan and Dominion lines beginning in November and ending in April. Halifax will be a port of call. The arrangement mirrors last year apart from the operators. The policy supports Canadian maritime cities and domestic lines.
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St Jon
N. B
Liverpool Montreal
Fortnienty
St. John
Liverpost
Dominion
Allan and
Dominion Lines
Thelessus
Halifax
Beaver Line
Allan
Tom Watson Paper Seized in Georgia End of Populism
The Peoples party paper in Atlanta, the strongest Populist organ, was taken by sheriff. Tom Watson led Our Publishing Company but had disclaimed debts. Mrs. Mackle Holcombe, long time secretary, now faces a takeover bid by Hen Remington for 500 dollars, signaling the decline of Populism in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Get
People’s Party
Tom Watson
Watson
Our
Peoples Party
Mackle Sturgis Holcombe
Watron
Butler
Hen
Georgia
Vanderbilt Forgiveness Ends Family Rift Over Marriage
New York reports Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr pardoned son Cornelius Jr for marrying Grace Wilson against his will. The heir to the vast Vanderbilt fortune, estimated near £100,000,000, is set to inherit his share as reconciliation unfolds aided by Mrs. Harry Whitney and Chauncey Depew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
New York
Vanderbilts
Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr
Cornelius Jr
Grace
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Paine Whitney
Memorial Mass for Queen Louise of Denmark in Moscow
In Moscow on October 18 Bishop Palladius of St Petersburg celebrated a memorial mass for Queen Louise of Denmark. Grand Duke Sergius and Grand Duchess Elizabeth attended and departed afterward. Interior Minister Goremykine plans to inspect famine provinces and verify distress reports to decide needed relief actions.
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St Petersburg
Moscow
Palladius
St.Petersburg
Louise
Denmark
Sergius
Elizabeth
M. Goremykine
Watch in Cow's Stomach Munchausen Tale From Iowa Town
Webster City Iowa October report tells of a cow stomach discovery. A watch lay between the lungs, wound tight by seven years of respiration. The owner says the timepiece showed only four minutes elapsed in seven years.
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Iowa
Webster City
Omaha's Show Pays During Trans Miss Exposition
Omaha Neb Oct 19 A cash balance in bank over 500 000 now stands to the credit of the Trans Miss Exposition with fifteen days of the show remaining All rallroads in this territory have made a cent mile rate for the last week With other deductions each item among which to the five stock show it certain federation the temadninuy athren class will spore than meet the Heblitlin to sax othing of the salvage Should this prove true the stockholders will receive 75 cents for every dollar invested and possibly cont More half People entered the wate Satin weni eta to date 215 20 Average attendance last week nearly 45 000 daily
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Omaha
Neb
Echiet Amon
Up Hour of Pleasure Eagle's Rose Tint Avecent cigar
Ladies' Shirt Waists colors set face by Peerless Steam Laundry. Read as a textile care notice promoting garment cleaning and dyeing services tied to a novelty cigar line and fashion item.
Which is the better gun Washington war department tests Krag Jorgensen Mauser
The war department orders officers to compare the Krag Jorgensen and Mauser rifles to determine superiority under varying conditions. Critics lean toward the Mauser after damp and rain tests, while the American rifle showed resilience. Major Barry notes many Spanish rifles captured at Santiago are in excellent condition for study and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Spain
Barry
Santiago
United States
Omaha Exposition Travel Focuses on Accessible Route
An early notice describes the Omaha Exposition with emphasis on inexpensive, rapid access from the Missouri and Mississippi River valleys. It highlights through tickets via the Omaha Burlington Route and a historic line to facilitate travel in any direction. The fragment references various names and routes in a promotional style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Missouri and Mississippi Valinon
Omaha Burlington
Afd
Gmana
Union Pacific Western Line Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary note lists Union Pacific routes Denver Salt Lake City and ran Fran corane. Mentions Pullman Palace Sleepers Tourist Cars and dining cars. Includes call for timetable information and ticket agents Lewis Cheyenne Goulton and depot agent.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Francorane Pertiand
Union Pacine
Union Pacific
Tewis
Chey J. Goulton
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Porto Rico
el Morro
San Cristobal
Madrid
Porto
State Department
Porto Fico
New Mexico
American Wire Company
Henry
Vice
Chicago
Parkburat
New York City
Arasenope
Bas Frascieco
Charles Frohman
Sol Smith Russell
Montack
Brooklyn
Martha Morton
Gennan
Grand Opera House
Iil
Hroudwas_ Tils Meienan
Kerker “Fankes Devdie Dandy
Walter Jones
Thomas Q Seatronke
Madge Leasing
Elna Wallace Hopper
Ohio Bell
Money For
York
Canada
Bureau of Tanmleration
Canuda
Europe
Koverniment
NEW Army Society
Santiago de Cuba
W. H. Dunlap
Chattabooga
Tenn
Saya
S.S
Swift
Swift Specific Co
Atlante
Warners
Carlos
Dominion Steamers
Tom Wats
Vanderbilt
Queen Louise Ercp
Uae
Lehigh Valley Em Railroad
Gem Pam
New
Conor
Fang
Floid
Lous Shan
Eugene Piela
Addres Bugens
Colar
Ripans Chemical
Horace Street
New Yore Fay
Omaha Exposition
I. WW
Warelet
Assenger
Howard Ferierr
A A. Eral Ataniiper
Lal
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