Chicago Visit Marks Quiet Morning and Military Guard
Mrs. McKinley arrives by private car from Canton and stays with her brother in Chicago. Virden Illinois reports quiet streets under martial readiness with soldiers patrolling and Gatling guns on the square. First Cavalry troops head to Virden to reinforce local forces. President travels from Omaha to St Louis aboard the Burlington Flyer with a large street reception expected in St Louis tomorrow. Miles' party proceeds to Chicago. Washington release covers coast defense funding and operations. Seneca transport orders issued for western troops with 775 aboard. Tennessee soldiers unfit for duty may be mustered out.
Hostiles To Fight No More End War in Northwest
A Bear Island Pillagers letter to Commissioner Jones asks peace and to present grievances at a conference. Jones travels to the hostile camp with a small party, denies newspaper presence, and seeks pacific terms. other political notices follow from Des Moines and Houghton in brief items.
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Minneapolis
Walker
Minn
Bear Island
Jones
Aloysiius
Commissioner Jones
Company Hil
Father Alopsius
Marstar O'Connor
O’connor
Gen. Bacon
War Department
Woman in Iowa prison ends life by eating spiders
Cora Mc Camley Smith confined in Anamosa prison for complicity in a murder died after poisoning herself by eating spiders. She reportedly gathered the spiders from rock crevices near the exercise corridor and kept them in a handkerchief before consuming them.
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Des Moines
Cora McCamley Smith
Anamosa
Michael Ste
Cleopatra
Taft to Hear Case Over Blanket Injunction Demand
Anderson Indiana October 18 wire and nail workers idle since July 1 aim to Cincinnati where Judge Taft will hear both sides in the American Wire and Steel company case seeking a blanket injunction against workers at Cleveland and elsewhere red men may join in continued resistance over reduced wages Taft's decision expected to shape the week with several hundred men involved.
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Anderson
Ind
Wire
Cincinnati
Real estate agent Edward Sweet dies in Chicago under faith healer Day
Edward 8. Sweet, a Chicago real estate agent, dies while under treatment by William EK. Day a faith healer. Agnes Schern six and Jennie Hanning eight years old also in Chicago were injured by a dog believed to be Ba.
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Edward 8. Sweet
Chicago
William EK. Day
Agnes Schern
Jennie Hanning
Oll
Satis?ng views of the Gaulois on Cuba peace talk
Paris editorials in Havana outline possible protocol fixes on the Cuban debt and war material handover. U S and Spain discuss compensation plans while Camp sites near Santiago are examined for health and safety. Local notes report quarantine thoughts for Santiago and strong sanitation efforts under General Wood.
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Paris
United States
Spain
Gaulos
Gauto
Cuba
Porto Rico
Gaulds
Judge Day
American Commission
Sgnor Montero Rios
Spanish Commission
Charges Modified on Vessel Trade with the Island
Secretary Alger issues a war measure adjustment easing Cuban port tonnage taxes. The Cuba United States and Spanish control entry distinctions are removed. Exemptions apply to express mail steamers and post office dispatch. Reports note fever cases and deaths at Santiago, with other dispatches from Havana. Market quotes follow from Chicago and other exchanges, including grain and live stock prices.
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Dons
Havana
Juan
Hart
United States
Spain
Livermore
Corps of Engineers
George B. Waring, Jr
Cuba
Pasaje
Cabanas
Washington
Alger
Spaulding
Treasury
Cuban
Secretary of War
Post Office Department
Postal Commission
Porto Rico
San Juan
General Wood
Santiago
William Lewis
United States Volunteers
Charis Simmons
Berrion F. Denny
Charles Gould
Department of Justice
United States Evacuation Commission
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Leach Lake
Virden
Seled Irsat
Chaplain McIntry
Oregon
Guil
Evening Journal
Chicago, Ill
Canton
Will
Virden, Ills
Clared
Chicago, His
Cav
Alry
Virda
Springfield
Omaha
Neb
Burlington
Gen. Miles
Here
John
M.wilson
War Investigation Committee
Sa Coast
Francisco
Seneca
Merrim
Northwest
Altgeld
Hawkeyes
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
Claude K. Porter
Centerville
TD. WW. Barber
Waterloo
LeMars
J. M. Parsons
New Hampton
Walter McHenry
Webster City
Mining Company
Houghton, Mich
Mohawk Mining Company
Traverse Bay and Copper Range
Charlies Hebald & Son
Big Traverse Bay
Lake Superior
Mayor van Wyck
New York
Commissioners of Accounts
C. H. T. Cotline
Public Works
Judge Taft
Alexandria
Citizens’ Bank
Summitville
J. T. Sullivan
L. FB
Bears
Niles, Mich
Hillsdale County
William Divine
Cambria
Divine
Hillsdale
Bloomington
Elijah Nicholson
Arcola
Ill
Gosport
Salem
Boies
Davenport
Horace Boies
J. J. Ney
Town City
Pais
Symuish
Lawton
Wood
West Indies
Great Planing Mill Combine
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Cream City Sash and Door C O
Milwaukee
Paine Lumber Co
R. McMillen & Co
Radford Bros. & Co
Willampon& Lily Lumber Co
Could Manufacturing Co
Hafner-Lothman Manufacturing Co
the Morgan Co
Oshkosh
A. C. Steenberg Co
Moore & Gallowey
Fond Due Lac
Curtin & Yale
Wausau
A. HH. Stange &N
Merrill, Parley & Loetsche Manufacturing C c
Dubuque
Carr Ryder & Adame Co
Kokomo
H. H. Springer
Company I
Indiana
Nellie Springer
Windfall
Baraboo, Wis
Dct
Mise Hattie Belle Kimball
Arthur Mixsell
Fort Wayne
August Kimball
Pabite
Hermann
Board of Trade
Ohio
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Mast Buffalo
Canada
St. Louis
Tle
Milwaukee Grain
Detroit Grain
Detroit
THE
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington,ow
Tosao
Gi. H. Pratt
Optician
Kilne's
King Bird
Paljester
Partuondo
Tansill
Gates
Key West
la Flor de Mayo
Win Smouse & Co
Win. Smouse & Co
Menthol
Candy Kitchen
National
Onal Bank
OWA
Gagrrad
Hh. Young Pree
Tapesey
View Press
Anpenson
Bach
Anus Koon
Rasa
Cheaay
Washington County Savings Bank
Waghingygn
Onganizan
Joa. Kun
Ween
Reo
Pogmo Rae
First National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Wm. Blair
A. H. Wallace
Joseph Kook
GU Keek
Lod, Robinson
Frank Stewart
J. Henderson
Iolar
Dee May
Wawer
OM OM Bae
Casey Bros
J. J. Kellogg
Treasury Departments
East Side Square
Chas. J. Wilson
Attorney-At
Orrica
Alberson's Grocery
W.H. Butterfield
State
Redeen
Crali
Washingtoe
T. T. Keeley
Motary
W. Washington Street
Van
Sanford
Temple
PSEY
San
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