Islands All Right Says Gen Wheeler in Cape Town Dispatch
A Cape Town cable reports Gen Wheeler stating the islands are safe with British gains at Ladysmith and heavy Boer losses. It notes Boer strength estimates and British naval movements, including the Terrible’s guns, plus Wheeler’s views on the Philippine question and the need for decisive action against Aguinaldo.
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Railway Tax Assessment Decision Sparks Appeals
In Edmonton Rexion on November 7, Democratic State Chairman Simmons says the Corporation Commission will appeal Judge Simonton’s ruling that the commission cannot assess railway taxation. He notes federal courts have upheld state law interpretations and that the legislature may amend the act to grant independent revenue powers, aiming to sustain the commission. meanwhile discussions focus on potential court escalations to the circuit and supreme courts. Transports Rio Sikh Valencia reach Mantle. Twenty-fifth volunteers depart Portland for duty. other dispatches note uprisings in Venezuela with 3000 revolutionaries active in Col ombia and neighboring regions.
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Jealous Ex-Wife Fires Twice Wounding Couple
In a jealous attack on November 7 at the corner of Thirty fourth Street and Cottage Grove Avenue, Leon a J. Lay shot and wounded Curcaco Wischman, 85, and his wife Rose, 26, as they rode home with Dr. J. Dunwoody. Lay, the divorced wife of Wischman, fled after the double shooting and later confessed to the crime. Earlier reports note a broad consolidations of auto, rubber and bicycle companies and an exciting voyage of the schooner W. H. Swan after a storm.
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Pageantry for Admiral Schley Captivates Mobile Crowd
A grand military procession honored Admiral Schley in Buoxomam Alabama. The parade included National Guard units from Alabama and Mississippi, college cadets, Confederate veterans, and veterans’ families, totaling over 5,000 participants. The route from First Avenue and Seventeenth Street to the state fair grounds drew thousands, then Schley reviewed the opening fair ceremonies and a lavish banquet followed at the Florence hotel before his departure for Washington.
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Captured by Cannibals Probable Fate of Madeline Crew
From Valparaiso to Havre the steamship Madeline disappeared near the Magellan Straits. Captain Littlehales of the Kurdistan reports likely wreck and cannibal attack by Patagonian tribes. An American sailor aboard Kurdistan says he left the Madeline due to unseaworthiness.
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Relic of the Merrimac Shaft Shown in Confederate Museum
The regents of the Confederate Museum in Baltimore received the ironclad Merrimac’s shaft, with addresses by Colonel Aston Ramsay and Virginia Newton. Colonel Richard Maury introduced speakers, and Mrs. Archer accepted on behalf of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society. Confederate figures’ memorials and upcoming ceremonies were noted, along with other regional notices.
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