Aguinaldo and Dewey Ties Define Manila War Talks
Ex consul general E Spencer Pratt reports Aguinaldo sought U S protection and urged a Filipino government after meeting Commodore Dewey in Manila Bay. He notes martial law in Manila with strict curfews and a harsh censorship regime as insurrectionist actions unfold.
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Chicago
Chronicle
New York
E. Spencer Pratt
United States
Singapore
Mantia
Pratt
Bmrl
Coupland
Aguinalds
Porm
Mal
Mins Bhay
Decry
Gould
Manila
Tong Eniich
Gays
Woman Credits Hair Vigor For Long Thick Hair
Jessie Fraser of Fine New York writes that her hat was nearly 64 inches long and very thick, claiming Ayers Hair Vigor helped. The note suggests the product may benefit others, though the claim of exact measurements is not universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fraser
Fine
N.Y
Ayers
Ayer
Japan Company
Chen Lowe
Press Censorship Sparks Outcry Over Suppressed News
A newspaper editor recounts sending a censored dispatch to General Otis asking for permission to publish. He notes the censor blocked essential military details and warns the press faces extreme suppression. The letter describes near-impassable morale erosion in Manila and pervasive drunkenness near the city.
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Mi Patch
Nee
General Otis
Otis
Gerald
Levine
Baniia
Political Briefies From Kansas Campaign News
Kansas observers forecast a Bryan victory with big margins in the state. Reports note Edwards and others addressing factions. Osage City Republicans cancel a rally. speakers including McNull and Burton appear across counties. Debates and campaign events span Topeka, Manhattan, and Atchison as parties mobilize.
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John H. Atwood
I. Neely
Leavnworth
Bryan
Kansas
John Madden
Emporia
Opel
Osage City
Webb McNull Will Beak
Tarkenst Opere House
North Topeka
Pricu
Congress
Republican Party
Aretic
G.C. Ciamene
Conscortia
Cyclone Davis
J. H. Burton
Sam Jotica
Lyons
Riverounty
McKintey
Init McNeal
McPherson
Welch
Charles Harris
Emparta
CS Arcane
Howard Yaterday
Tesrinas
Turner
Atchison
Concrexsaman Curtin Inet Afehi
Lincoln
Armblitan National Committee
United States Senat Barca Epokh
Howard
Bryan's Brother Denies Philippine Mail Claims
William Jennings Bryan's brother and private secretary Charles W. Bryan denies any communication between Bryan and Aguinaldo or Filipino leaders. He asserts all Bryan's correspondence passes through him and emphasizes no letters or signals from the Philippines have been received. See the art exhibit at the M and church today and tomorrow.
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Chicago
Oct
William Jennings Bryan
Heath
Bryan
Aguinalde
Munst Halstead
Reuinalio
Philippines
BAVG
Philippine Islands
W. J. Brean
Charles W. Bryan
Divath
Republican National Com
Espino
Aguinaldo
Germany Accepts Peace Talks by Foreign Ministers
Berlin reports Germany has agreed to Japan's proposal that China peace negotiations be handled by foreign representatives at Pekin. Pichon in Pekin reports typhoid illness affecting duties. Hankow consul cites risk of anti foreign unrest and notes negotiations under powers. Hong Kong dispatch says 4,000 villagers attacked by rebels in Semtochwolyswalstiin District with 2,000 killed or burned. Gen Ho's force returned after burning Shanchautin and Majastan villages.
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Berlin
Germany
Japan
China
Pekin
M. Pichon
Paris
Foreign Office
Bt Pichon
Havar
Legation
Tel
Hankow
Tha
Shea
Saat Gay
iWon
Hong Kong
the of
Semtochwolyswalstiin
Dort
Tie
Mrs Stormont Sues Over Topeka Real Estate Bid
A district court suit filed by Mrs Lane Stormont seeks to set aside a deed to property in Topeka alleging fraud by loan agent N B Campbell. The petition claims Campbell portrayed a $5000 purchase with half-funding from him and the other half from Mrs Stormont, and that she loaned or gave $2000 and $2500 plus $500 cash with promise of repayment, while Campbell allegedly intended to buy the property himself. Campbell, at 605 Ratisons Avenue, denies knowledge of the suit and says he has not seen the petition.
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District Court
Lane CG. Stormont
N. B. Campbell
Topeka
Mre. Stormont
Mary
Nhe
Rece
Auld
Nic Campbell
T ‘Tal
XN. H. Campbell
Pininti
Campbell
Fillmore Street
Western Avenue
Stormont
WN. B. Campbell
Ratinas Avenue
Awhen
Santa Fe Time Card Changes Start November 7
The California line linked to Santa Fe starts from Chicago on November 7, bringing the westbound flyer to Topeka at night. Train No 3 called Golo West arrives Topeka 11 45 pm and departs 11 45 pm while No 4 Boatbound reaches 32 52 am and Townes at 12 57 am. Winter time card changes, Hardred service, and a new eastbound through Topeka as No 408 from the Texas line are noted, with adjustments to connections and Kansas City timing.
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California
Santa Fe
Chicago
Topeka
State Journal
Golo West
le P
Frisco
Texas
Newton
Kansan City
Kansas City
Dramatic Events Strike Crawford's Opera House Tonight
Old Arkansas a method of southern life will headline Crawford's Opera House tonight. An attraction for Friday night features El mer Walters with a new in Seo art exhibit at Mt. E church today and tomorrow.
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Arkansas
Crawford's Opera House
Wil Elmer Walters
Seo
Mt. E Church
Strikers In Conference End Delayed Yet Again
The United Mine Workers conference in Hazleton delayed a definite conclusion on ending the strike. Officials expect a late decision, possibly not public until tomorrow, due to notices from Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Co. offering 2.5 cents extra per ton but omitting a sliding scale and wage guarantees.
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Haztotom
United Mine Workers
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Ts Hazleton
Aegis
Wilke Burre
Scranton
Iran
Guy
LiSsce
Carlisle Says He Will Not Vote in November Election
Former President Cleveland reports that John G Carlisle is the only Cleveland cabinet member who will not cast a ballot in the November election. In a letter to the Evening Post Carlisle denies being a nonvoter and clarifies his stance on the suffrage issue and party positions amid McKinley support.
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New York
Cleveland
Johns G. Carlisle
Evening Post
Cartiele
Dennerite
Liege
Death of Capt Emery in San Francisco
Captain HT Emery, longtime manager and secretary of the Merchants' Exchange, died in San Francisco today at about 64. He was a well known figure in shipping circles worldwide and had served the Exchange for over two decades.
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Capt Emery
San Francisco
Cal
Ht, Emery
Merchants' Exchanges
Thin City
Hmety
Merchants' Exchange
JR Thte
Sity
Overao
Hie Wen
Chaucer Death Anniversary Observed in London
The sixth anniversary of Geoffrey Chaucer's death was marked by Alfred Austin unveiling a memorial window at St Saviour Southwark. The church stands near the Old Tabard Inn where Chaucer began his Canterbury pilgrimage.
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Chaucer
London
Alfred Austin
Postoffice Robberies Reported in Chayanooxa and Alabama
Postoffice inspectors in Chayanooxa Tenn receive notices of two robberies. One in Warrior Alabama where the Warrior Ali office safe was blown and robbed with no amount listed. Another at Woodlawn Alabama where the Woodlawn post office safe was nearly demolished. Inspectors assigned to investigate.
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Chayanooxa
Tenn
UcLt
Alabama
Birmingham
Warrior Ali
Woodlawn
Alm
American Jockeys Win at Newmarket Houghton Meeting
London October 25 The nurse handicap race at Newmarket Houghton meeting was won by a mount believed to be first. Danny Maher captured the Ditch Chil handicap of five shillings, while Newton's Lord A won the sweepstakes.
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London
Newmarket
Mount Finshed
Danny Maher
Newton
Oil Prices Still Climbing in the West and Local Markets
Prices in the western markets for Unserdorf have risen about 15 cents per gallon lately, with local prices following suit. Raw oil sells at 7.5 cents per gallon and boiled at 11.5 cents. the previous local advance was five cents. The surge is tied to a sharp hike in flaxseed prices due to scarcity in western markets. The Worcester meeting of the Unitarian Institute closes with speakers George Batcheter and Horatio Stebbins. Jacob Riis to present The Battle With the Sima. Croker buys a racer in London. 17 horses brought 7800 eminens.
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Oork
Unserdorf
Riis
Worcester
Mass
Unitarian Institute
They
George Batcheter
The
Christian Teasister
Church
Eiate Inn Republic
Horatio Stebbins
Jacob Op Riis
Chicago Lumber Company makes early Kansas exposition pledge
The Chicago Lumber Company announced to the committee it would subscribe one thousand dollars to the Kansas exposition fund of 1904. The management aims for twenty five thousand dollars in initial subscriptions in Topeka with a goal of nine thousand from state citizens. Several Topeka merchants pledged six hundred dollars each as part of the drive.
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Chicago Lumber Company
Teschel
Fair Management
Topeka
Topeka Lst
Chicago Lumber Co
Humor Of The Day Clips From Various Newspapers
A collage of jokes and light anecdotes from the era features quips about golf versus bicycles, old lawyers, parlor parodies, museum and parrot humor, and a breezy exchange on politeness. Included are quick jests about the medical profession, marriage, and daily life as reported in multiple papers.
Shovel Works Close After Indefinite Shutdown
The Shovel works employing 300 hands closed last night indefinitely. President G. Lessener refused to confirm a purchase by The American Axe and Company but admitted an inventory is being taken. The company has no stock on hand and many orders remain unsettled. See the art exhibit at the M. B church today and tomorrow.
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Trost Martins Ferry
Lattehue
G. Lessener
American Axe and Company
M. B Church
Market Report Mixed as Wheat Prices Flip Flop Amid Trading
A scrambled market summary notes erratic wheat activity with December futures wavering as Liverpool and U.S. markets show declines and partial recoveries. Receipts and shorts create brief pressure, while local leads imply cautious coverage and mixed sentiment across futures and spot trades.
Wheat and Cattle Prices in Chicago Live Stock Market
The report covers Chicago as the hub for live stock and grain trading with emphasis on wheat prices, receipts, and cattle activity. It notes market steadiness for wheat, ongoing receipts, and mixed futures positioning. Kansas City markets, butter, and corn dynamics appear alongside regional pricing signals and futures expectations.
Unclear OCR: Trading Board Members Listed
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chicago board of trade and buyers and shippers of Crain with scattered names. No clear event or outcome is discernible. cannot determine specific persons, dates, or actions from the readable portions.
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J.C. Filings Commission Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Crain
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