New Wilmington Officials Take Charge Amid Tense Calm
In Wilmington North Carolina on November 11 a new municipal government is sworn in with 250 special policemen to curb disorder and protect both black residents and white leaders. A planned lynching is thwarted, six jailed men are escorted to the northern boundary and banished toward Richmond, as authorities vow peace and removal of turbulent figures.
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Thomas Miller
A. St Bryant
Waddell
Wilmington
Richmond
Fred Stedinah
Republeu
Morton
Charles Gilbert
E. E. Hunting
Market Street
E. H Hunting
E. H. Hunting
Kaiser to Settle Philippine Dispute
Queen Regent presided over a cabinet session as Spain seeks to defend sovereignty over the Philippine Islands. Reports say Emperor William may be asked to arbitrate if peace talks fail. Insurgents reportedly seize Negros as battles unfold across Panay and nearby routes.
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The
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Philippine Islands
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Syria
Iast
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Nuevitas
Cuba
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Atlantic
London
Philippine Commercial Company
Negros
Pandy
Luin
Hailo
Panay
Philippines
State Prison Farm Site Chosen for Baldwin County
The Georgia state prison farm for aged infirm and juvenile convicts will be located in Baldwin county. Judge Joe Sid Turner chaired the announcement after a board meeting at the Milledgeville hotel. Milledgeville officials including Mayor Horne supported the move, aiding property purchases.
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Horne
Messrs
Joseph Cline
Howard
Evans
Milledge
Lee and Tyler arrive in Savannah with General Lee
Major General Fitzhugh Lee arrives from Richmond and takes command of the Seventh Army Corps in Savannah assisted by Virginia Governor J Hoge Tyler and staff. They are greeted by General Lee's officers and the Fourth Virginia regiment at the depot and proceed to the De Soto hotel for review. Governor Tyler remains through Monday.
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Savangah
Fitzhugh Lee
Richmond
Seventh Army Corps
J. Hoge Tyler
Lee
Fourth Virginia Regiment of Infantry
de Soto
Tyler
Fourth Virginia
Passenger Trains Collide On Curve In New York Atlas Area
Buffalo express from New York meets New York and Philadelphia express on Wilkes barre mountain. Airbrakes failed, collision on a curve left multiple dead and injured. Rail line blocked as crews and wreckers respond. wind and fallen leaves blamed for braking failure.
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Buffalo Express
Inhigh Valley
New York
New York and Philadelphia Express
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Fred Glasser
J. B. McGregor
Express
Jacob Englemax
John McNally
D. E. Price
John Robbling
Charles Morgan
Joh Shanfeld
Koblin
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Fragmented text hints at marriage duty and gender roles
The passage discusses a wife’s duties to be fit for mother and partner, implying social pressures on women to maintain strength and propriety. It references confidential correspondence with a medical figure and hints at personal strain within a marital context.
Army Officers Urge Military Commission For War Critique
Army officers in Wasamatox call for a commission to review the conduct of the war from a military viewpoint. They argue a critical, expert assessment would reveal errors to avoid in future campaigns and deny intent to damage current officers.
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Lavoie
Fey
Ani
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Market Bullish After Steady Cotton Opening
New York November 11 cotton market opened steady with prices 3 points lower to 1 point higher. Bullish sentiment followed with New Orleans and Liverpool buyers. prompt demand for spot cotton noted and late cables hinted a partial recovery from earlier declines.
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Croker Loses Big in Election Fallout
Nov. 11 report from Van Wyck New York shows Richard Croker estimated to have lost about $150000 on the election. Croker declines comment while Tammany leaders including John F. Carroll and P. H. McCarren are said to have suffered heavy losses.
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van Wyck
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Gentlemen Hat and Furnishings Closeout Sale Offer
An ad touts a stylish hat sale with discounts up to 1.50 and promises a large stock of shirts neckwear suspenders gloves and hand luggage. The seller is determined to close out the entire stock at cost and urges readers to come and buy what they need.
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