Priest and presidente implicated in Samar jail plot
Manila reports Lieutenant Baines of the Ninth Infantry uncovered a prisoner reentering a Samar jail cell through a wall hole. The plan aimed to flood the jail with bolo-men, seize the guard, and attack the garrison. The instigators included a priest and the presidente, already arrested along with other prominent figures as reinforcements rush to Samar amid expected hard fighting.
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Manila
Thomas M. Baines, Jr
Ninth Infantry
United States
Baines
Carbiga
Samar
Presidente
Pambujan
Mancil C. Goodrell
New York
Twelfth Infantry
Duke and Duchess at Halifax Honor Nova Scotia Tour
Nova Scotians welcomed the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York as their royal train arrived in Halifax. Mayor Hamilton and Dalhousie University representatives presented addresses. The corner stone for a memorial to South African War soldiers was laid at the provincial parliament buildings before a state dinner aboard the Ophir and an official reception.
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Halifax
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Nova Scotia
Hamilton
Principal Forest
Dalhousie University
Ophir
Legislative Council
Escape convict Joseph Pabst returned to prison
Joseph Pabst an escaped convict who prompted a betrayer to reveal his location at Hutchinson in order to collect a $50 reward for his wife and children was captured and sent back to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kalis
Joseph Pabst
Hutchinson
Pabst
Unknown Man Found on Beach Near Thunder Mountain
F. H. Standring of North Coloma found the dead body of an unidentified man on the beach of Take Michigan a short distance north of Thunder Mountain. The remains were clothed in a plaid coat with dark pants and tan shoes and were greatly swollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izety
Coloma
F. H. Standring
North Coloma
Take Michigan
Thunder Mountain
Brick Plant Fire Destroys Banking Brick Works
Bloomingon Illinois October 21 ex tensive brick manufacturing plant of the Banking Brick company destroyed by fire Saturday night with a loss of 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingon, Hls
Banking Brick Company
Yale Marks Bicentennial Founding Of Yale College
Old Yale celebrated the 200th anniversary with religious services in Battell Chapel New Haven Conn Oct 21. President Hadley ex president Dwight Rev Joseph Twitchell and others attended as Yale graduates filled the chapel along with notable sermons across city churches.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale College
Institution of Learning
Battell Chapel
Hadley
Timothy Dwight
Joseph Twitchell
Thomas J. Bennett
Henry Howland
New York
Charles Ray Palmer
Theatts
Yale
Miss Stones Abductors In Constantinople Update
United States mission in Constantinople has no definite word on Ellen M. Stone and Mme Ssilka abductors. Rev Haskell and Rev J W Baird sought ransom terms with brigands. Baird returned to Samakov unable to reach Turkish side. Efforts shift to Bulgarian side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
H. C. Haskell
J. W. Baird
Samakov
Bulgaria
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Ssilka
Baird
Djumabalo
Soldiers honor fallen Ninth Regiment at Lundy’s Lane burial
U S soldiers from Fort Niagara with side arms march to the bridge at Niagara Falls and are met by Canadian troops. They escort the Ninth Infantry to Lundy’s Lane battlefield where nine buried comrades of the regiment are re interred with military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
United States
Fort Niagara
America
Ninth Infantry
Lundy's Lane
Ninth
Santos Dumont Loses Deutsche Prize With Show Off Flight
Paris on October 21 Santos-Dumont began the Deutsche prize attempt in a new airship. He circled the Eiffel Tower and returned to a point over his starting position in 2015, but delayed landing to show off for a minute, thereby forfeiting 100000 francs as the time counted start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Santos-Dumont
Deutsche Prize
Eiffel Tower
Mason address backs direct senatorial election at Englewood
Senator William E. Mason spoke at the Englewood Men's club initiatory meeting on Sixty third street and Harvard avenue. He denounced sailors caricatures of the president and urged voters to elect United States senators by direct popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William E. Mason
Englewood Men’s Club
Sixty-third Street
Harvard Avenue
United States
Jury Disagrees in Johnson Blackmail Case
Johnson case in Flint Michigan ends with jury discharge after eight to four raid in favor of acquittal. Charles H. Johnson, linked to Brewer Raquet of Saginaw, faced blackmail charges. Jury deliberated from 4:40 p m to 6:00 am and could not reach a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Flint, Mich
Charles H. Johnson
Brewer Raquet
Saginaw
City of Cleveland Sinks After Hitting Rock in Fog
The passenger steamer City of Cleveland of the D. and C. line struck a rock in heavy fog about 6 am near Ballard's Reef. A large hole opened in her bottom and she sank to the bottom, but passengers slept through the incident as she settled just a few feet down.
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Detroit
City of Cleveland
Ballard’s Reef
Michigan Woman Pleads Guilty To Bigamy
Lansing October 21 Mrs Minnie Sweet pleaded guilty to bigamy and was jailed in Mason awaiting sentence. She refuses to speak to her lawful husband while clinging to her latest spouse, yet both men show strong devotion to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Mich
Minnie Sweet
Mason
Torrance Names Two Appointees in G. A. R. Posts
Commander-in-chief Eli Torrence announces two new appointments for the G. A. R. Judge advocate general is General Henry M. Duffield of Detroit and chief of staff is Major A. Noel Blakeman of Mount Vernon New York.
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Torrance
Minneapolis
Minn
Eli Torrence
Henry M. Duffield
Detroit
A. Noel Blakeman
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Monument unveiled at Valley Forge by Daughters of the Revolution
The first monument to commemorate the revolutionary soldiers who died at Valley Forge during the 1777 78 winter was unveiled and dedicated Saturday in Philadelphia by the Daughters of the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Daughters of the Revolution
A Word to Travelers About Diarrhoea Remedy
The excitement of travel and changes in food and water can cause diarrhoea. Do not leave home without a bottle of Chamberlain's Molic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Stewart's and Cook & Shermano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's
Cook & Shermano
Fish and Poultry Dressed to Order at Todd Stuart’s
Readable notice notes Todd Stuart operates a shop offering dressed and cut fish and poultry to order. Specific product range and hours are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Stuart’s
Blind telephone operator earns rare recognition in Metcalfe
Abbie Downing a 28 year old from Metcalfe Edgar county is the nation s only blind telephone operator. She learned the Metcalfe exchange switchboard three weeks ago and now ranks among the line s best. She identifies calls by the drop sound or by the warning click and handles the office during her shift with precision. Downing graduated from the Indianapolis School for the Blind in 1908 and can perform all housework sew by hand or machine and play music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Ills
Abbie Downing
Metcalfe
Edgar County
Miss Downing
Metcalfe Telephone
Metcalfe Exchange
Indianapolis School For the Blind
Drowned Lighthouse Keeper and Assistant in Lake Michigan
In Timbor Springs Michigan on October 21 a lighthouse keeper Garrett Bourissau of Skill gallee island light and his assistant Walter Grubbins were lost in a storm on Lake Michigan near Cross Village. Grubbins body was found lashed to boat rigging, Bourissau remained missing, Isadore Lacroix stayed at the lighthouse unable to be reached due to raging seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbor Springs
Mich
Garrett Bourissau
Skillgallee Island Light
Walter Grubbins
Lake Michigan
Cross Village
Bourissau
Isadore Lacroix
Remarkable religious meet closes in Oxtra Iowa
In Oxtra Iowa Rev W A Sunday from Chicago and singer F G Fischer led a three week revival in a park tabernacle. Four local churches serve about 1000 residents and 260 declared for religious life. A druggist who sold liquor burned his permit and playing cards after the meetings. He now stocks Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxtra
Iowa
W. A. Sunday
Chicago
White Stockings
F. G. Fischer
Memorial Stained Glass Window Unveiled at Armour Institute
A memorial window honoring P. D. Armour Jr. was unveiled at the Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago. Designed by Edward P. Sperry of New York, the artistic stained glass is said to be the handsomest in the west and was a gift from Armour & Co. employees. George J. Brine spoke for the firm’s workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. D. Armour, Jr
Armour Institute of Technology
Edward P. Sperry
New York
Employes of
Armour & Co
George J. Brine
German Carp Sporl Sport
Chicago sportsmen leave Lake Koshkonong disappointed as ducks decline due to carp overgrowth and destruction of wild celery. Fishermen report millions of carp consuming the lake’s food supply, harming waterfowl and other wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Chicago
Lake Koshkonong
Brothers Coincide in Death in Tennessee
Jesse Copeck of Ohio origin living near Allegheny Springs Tennessee died suddenly. His wife messaged his brother in Ohio who replied that the Ohio brother also died on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Jesse Copeck
Ohio
Allegheny Springs
Notable Resignations and Arrivals Highlight Diplomatic Roundup
Henry J. Wenderink resigns as secretary of the United States legation in Chile and will depart for the United States. Marquis Ito arrives in Washington during his U.S. visit. Emperor William gifts Frank Green a photograph and autograph as lord mayor of London. Free delivery starts Nov. 1 in Chicago Heights Illinois and Shawnee Oklahoma. A $100 conscience contribution reaches the Treasury from Danville Virginia. Rear Admiral Francis M. Bunce, retired, dies at 65 in Hartford Connecticut.
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Henry J. Wenderink
United States
Legation
Chile
Wil
Marquis Ito
Washington
Emperor William
London
Frank Green
Post Office Department
Chicago Heights
Lls
Shawnee
Sedalia
Eugene V. Debs
W. L. May & Co
Omaha
Steve Clark
Alice Giles
Poplar Bluff
W. R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Times
Horsefly
British Columbia
Hutchins
Houston
Tex
New York City
Carnegie
Nashville, Tenn
Lecture course schedule and ticket sales notice
Remaining numbers of the lecture course run on Friday evenings with speakers including Frank C Bruner on Nov 1 Col Bato on Nov 8 H V Richards on Nov 22 Frederick Truman on Dec 13 Fredrick Musicale on Jan 3 and Passion Play on Jan 24. Season tickets and single tickets are available at Wilson Beamer Hardware store for C H Wilson lectures.
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Frank C Bruner
Col Bato
H V Richards
Frederick Truman
Fredrick Musicale
C. H. Wilson
Wilson- Beamer
Judge Bakers Views Sent A Typography Man To Jail
Edward Bessette a Chicago typographical union member was found guilty by Judge Baker and fined 250 dollars for violating a court injunction linked to Hammond Indiana union activity. He was taken to jail and friends seek funds to appeal within sixty days.
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Indianapolis
Bessette
Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Baker
Chicago Union
Haimmond
Chicago Typographical Union
Ohio campaign opens in Delaware with large Republican crowd
The Ohio campaign kickoff in Delaware attracted a record crowd and featured prayers for McKinley and a Roosevelt appeal. Senator Hanna and President Bashford spoke while Warner Nash and Nippert avoided state issues. Senator Foraker praised Roosevelt’s treatment of Booker T. Washington as demonstrations by colored voters’ clubs erupted.
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Delaware
Ohio
Bashford
Hanna
McKinley
Roosevelt
Warner
Nash and Nippert
Foraker
Booker T. Washington
Senator Foraker
Flanagan Sets World Record In Weight Throw
Flanagan the Weight-Throwing Wonder of New York on Oct 21 set a new world record by hurling the fifty six pound weight thirty six feet nine and a half inches. He holds all heavy weight records except the fifty six pound weight for height where Mitchel remains the mark.
Siberia Launched as Largest US Vessel at Newport News
Newport News Va Oct 21 The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia marking the largest US built ship launched at Newport News shipbuilding yards. The 500 foot long vessel displaces about 19 000 tons and was launched Saturday afternoon at 1 18 p m.
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Newport News
Pacific Mail
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Teen Joe Nelson Sets World Amateur Marks at Wallaburg
In New York on October 21, teen cyclist Joe Nelson wowed spectators at Wallaburg track by setting new world amateur records for fifteen miles in all but the fourth and fifth segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe" Nelson
Wallaburg
Kansas City Hosts Week-Long Horse and Cattle Shows
The annual Kansas City horse show and the cattle show of the American Cattle Breeders association opened this morning and will run all week, drawing exhibitors and spectators to the event.
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Kansas City Horse Show
Kansas City
American Cattle Breeders’ Association
Detroit Vesselman Captain ONeil Dies at 52
Detroit ship captain James G. O Neil aged 52 a familiar figure among local vesselmen for thirty years died Friday night from heart disease in Detroit Michigan on October 21 obituary note says he was known for his maritime career and leadership in the port community
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Detroit
Mich
James G. O'Neil
Wabash Expands Service to Pan-American Exposition
The Wabash Railway announces special travel arrangements between Detroit and Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition from May 1 to November 1, 1901. New equipment and added trains will serve the crowd, with free reclining chair cars between Chicago and Buffalo and stopovers at Niagara Falls for the Pan-American Folder with a five color map and etchings. Tickets at 97 Adams Street, Chicago, from W A Pate, A G P A.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
Adams Street
W. A
Co operation on the rail trial on Midland road
The Chicago and Southeastern road will trial cooperative operation after an eighteen day back pay strike. Workers elected a treasurer to collect receipts until all due wages are paid and service resumes noon Saturday. The move aims to ease line congestion harming local industries. Railroad attorney Harry Crawford owns the road.
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Anderson
Ind
Harry Crawford
Chicago
Sydney Cape Breton Fire Threatens Town in 1908 Blaze
Halifax Nova Scotia October 21 The town of Sydney faced a fierce conflagration at 2 p.m. driven by a 45 mile gale. Rain after dark saved the city as flames destroyed over sixty wooden business buildings with losses estimated at 400000 to 500000 dollars, insurance covering less than half.
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Halifax
Sydney
Cape Breton
College football scores from Saturday games
Harvard 6 West Point 0 at West Point Yale 22 Penn State 0 at New Haven Pennsylvania 6 Bucknell 0 at Philadelphia DePauw 0 Purdue 19 at Lafayette Cornell 17 Carlisle 0 at Buffalo Pan-American Stadium Indiana 76 Franklin 0 at Bloomington Lehigh 0 Cadets 18 at Annapolis Dartmouth 6 at Newton Will James 2 Rose 16 Crawfordville Wabash 23 New York Columbia 12 Ann Arbor Northwestern 0 Michigan 21 Indianapolis Earlham 0 Butler 80 Princeton 0 Brown 25 Madison Knoy 5 Wisconsin 28 Chicago 0
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Chicago
West Point
Harvard
New Haven
Pennsylvania State
Yale
Philadelphia
Bucknell
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
DePauw
Purdue
Buffalo
Pan-American
Cornell
Carlisle
Bloomington
Franklin
Indiana
Annapolis
Lehigh
Cadets
Newton
Will James
Dartmouth
Crawfordeville
Rose
Wabash
New York
Hawilton
Columbia
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Michigan
Indianapolis
Earlham
Butler
Princeton
Brown
Madison
Knoy
Wisconsin
Iminola
Lutheran synod adjourns in Quincy to meet at Nokomis
The Illinois synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church adjourned in Quincy after a week long session. A committee on the state of religion delivered a distressing report noting a decline in religious interest and zeal among congregations, consistent with other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Miinois Synod
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nokomis
Committee On
Comae
Alix trotting mare euthanized after paralysis
Providence R I Oct 21 Alix the famous trotting mare known for a 2 08 percent mile at Galesburg Ill in 1894 was chloroformed Saturday at the farm of owner former Mayor Sayles of this city She was stricken with paralysis a month ago and humane death was chosen to end a lingering illness.
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Providence
R, L
Alix
Galesburg
Ill
Sayles
Fire destroys New England exhibit at Pan-American fair
A Buffalo report says New England's Pan-American exposition building burned Saturday night with all contents including historic furnishings oil paintings and valuables. The loss is estimated at 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New England
Indiana court upholds $50 burial allowance for soldiers
Vincennes Indiana October 21 The Indiana statute granting $50 for the burial of old soldiers was sustained by the Knox circuit court on Saturday. Undertaker Henry Duesterberg won his suit against the county commissioners who had voted $30 for three interments after previously paying him $100 for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
Henry Duesterberg
Civil Service Commission Changes in Washington
Major John B. Slarlow resigns from the United States civil service commission and will return to the St. Louis post office. The president designates William Dudley Foulke to fill the vacant commissionership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Washington
John B. Slarlow
United States Civil Service Commission
St. Louis
William Dudley Foulke
Secretary of State Hay declines to designate agent for Czolgosz death
Albany, Oct 21 Secretary of State Hay declines to designate an official government representative to attend the death of Czolgosz McKinley’s assassin, saying it is not considered expedient.
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Albany
N. Y
Hay
Czolgosz
McKinley
Postoffice Rules Allow Inscriptions on Mail Itself
The postoffice department holds that the extra inscriptions permitted by law may be placed on the wrapper or label and also directly on the mail matter itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Fire Claims Hatcher Family in Georgia Home
A fire at Julius Hatcher's residence ten miles west of Ashburn, Georgia, killed his two sons John and Jack and daughter Minnie. The blaze destroyed the house and all three children perished.
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Ashburn
Julius Hatcher
Hatcher
John
Jack
Minnie
General Walter 8 Payne Dies After Operation
Chicago obituary notes General Walter 8 Payne longtime commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans died on Saturday from complications after surgery performed the previous Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter 8. Payne
The
Sons of Veterans
Postoffice Robbed at Vanburne with $260 Stolen
The Vanburne postoffice in Marion County was robbed Friday night. Entry was gained by blasting the safe door with dynamite and about $260 was taken. No attackers were seen.
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Marion
Ind
Vanburne
County
City Bus Line Call Up and Leave Orders
A fragmented note instructs to call up the city bus line at phone number one and leave orders, promising prompt attention by an official named Wrank Rogers and reference to a hotel alien present in the context.
Bank Messenger Confesses Robbery Linked to Paramour
George Armitage of the New Amsterdam National Bank and his lover Marie allegedly coaxed his theft of about 6000 in cash and checks after a wheat collection. He surrendered to police, admitting the funds were largely spent by the pair and others, with the woman still at large and the search ongoing.
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New York
George Armitage
New Amsterdam National Bank
Express
Brooklyn
Armitage
Tenderloin
Armittage
New Jersey
Mary Bedell
One Hundred and Fifty Eighth Street
Broadway
Manhattan
McComb’s Dam Bridge
Marie
Detriot
Bank Robbery Confession Leads to Theft Plot
The account describes a man who stole six thousand dollars in cash and negotiable checks after parties at a road house and hotel. He implicates two women in plans to ship funds back to a Brooklyn bank, but the cash disappears from under a mattress revealing the betrayal. Armitage denies statements. bail set at 3000 dollars. linked to a pastor Thomas Armitage family.
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Road House
Marie
Moerie
One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street
Jerome Avenue
Leonie
Brooklyn
Fr Express
Armitage
Tr. Thomas Armitage
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Road master W. W. Bond Dies After Tioga Train Crash
Janesville reports road master W. W. Bond of Chicago died at Palmer Memorial hospital Saturday from injuries suffered in the Tioga railway accident. Bond, 38, unmarried, had only two weeks with the St. Paul road and was related to Second Vice President Bond. His brother Henry R. Bond Jr. will transport the body to New London, Connecticut, where their parents live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
W. W. Bond
Chicago
Tioga
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Bond
St. Paul Road
St. Paul Company
Henry R. Bond, Jr
New London
William Deering Reported Improving After Weak Spell
William Deering was declared by his physician to be better in Chicago on October 21 after a brief weak spell late Friday night. The lapse did not last over two hours and he has since grown stronger.
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Manila
Samar
Jacob H. Smith
Lukban
Lacuna
Chaffee
United States
Frederick Funston
Funston
William Deering
Chicago
Carris Sells the Sets for Graham Theatre Season
Advance sale for all Graham theatre attractions will be at Carris East Side Drug Store. Tickets priced in dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carris
Graham Theatre
East Side
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