Imperial visit stirs European hopes and plans in Windsor
Rumors swirl over German Emperor’s London trip and a potential UK alliance. Officials say only a formal bond may result, with a Windsor stay and meetings with the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York, and other leaders. Meanwhile commerce and military moves unfold in Asheville and San Francisco as regional prospects attract attention.
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Onatrayoona
Asheville
N. CO
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Smoky Mountains
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Naval Hospital
Ahip Solace
Manila
Honolgia
Guam
Fiverar Mavis
British Commander Reports A Skirmish In South Africa
A dispatch from Cape Town dated November 10 reports a reconnaissance force near Belmon t four miles east of the town clashing with Boers. Casualties include Colonel O E Keith Falconer killed and several lieutenants wounded. Other items note native shootings, Kimberley events, and troop movements as Britain readies for further action in the ongoing campaign.
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Bagan
Hall
North Lancashire Regiment
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Alexander Fion
Kimberley
Mansion House
South Africa
Lady Symons
Lady Symons, Widow of General Symons
Hampton Court
Lady Napier
Schooner William Bird Wreck Claims Ten Lives in October Gale
News from Pamapmyma reports the Philadelphia schooner William Bird sailing from Charleston to New London wrecked off Frying Pan Shoals during October hurricane. Ten crew including Captain Barrett perished. Two survivors, mate George Lond and seaman George Robinson, were rescued by Samuel T. Beacham near the Jing Pan lightship. Survivors endured nine hours without food or water and some chewed leather to stay alive. The William Bird, 763 tons, built Camden NJ, carrying lumber, cleared Charleston Oct 29 with only two survivors.
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William Bird
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New London
Frying Pan Shoals
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Camden
N. J
P. B Reed
Regular Army Vacancies Asks McKinley to Promote Civil War Veterans
Reports from Washington say the president may fill regular army vacancies created by General Henry’s death and General Baar’s retirement by promoting Civil War veterans. The move would revive earlier retirements and honor officers with distinguished Civil War service, including colonels Andrew Bart and Gilbert S. Ter, among others, though the list of eligible volunteers is not complete.
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Shafter
Andrew Bart
Zwea Ink Infantry
Gilbert S. ‘Ter
Rightweath Fatean
Thebleboet Sxcel
Official Count Resume Shows Plurality Tilt in Kentucky
The official recount advances in about half of Kentucky's counties with about 65 of 119 completed. Reports from Democratic circles claim a Republican plurality near 6,000, while The Courier-Journal withholds a firm Gosbel lead until remaining irregularities are settled. Contests and larger county totals remain unsettled as boards review disputed counts. </S>
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Louisvitz
Frankfort
Courier-Journal
Gosbel
Bart- Inti
Bacon
James Wiser
John McNamara
Bamford Marriage Ties Roman Lighter to Army Court
Lieut Bamford wed Mrs O'Brien in Washington City as part of a long court martial saga linked to Fort Gaine and Romeyn. The ceremony at 721 Seventeenth Street N W followed a series of dramatic military incidents and retirements. Palace reports note enduring controversy over Bamford’s conduct and the ensuing investigations shaping his career.
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Washington City
Wanuatos
Nira
United States Army
Nina Romeyn
Trothal
O'Brien
Romeyn
Ant Bamford
O'E
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Riseveenth Street
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