Democrats In Secret Session Open 1900 Campaign
The National Democratic executive committee met in secret at the Sherman House in Chicago to set scope for the 1900 presidential campaign. Chairman J K Jones stated the Chicago platform will be affirmed and headquarters will remain in Chicago for now. Delegations from Milwaukee Kansas City and Cincinnati urged to host the convention.
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National Democratic Executive Committee
Sherman House
J. K. Jones
Arkapwas
W. J. Stone
Missouri
T. D. O'Brien
Minnesota
Jones
Johnson
Kansas
O. A. Walsh
Iowa
H. D. Clayton
Alabama
Thomas Gahan
Illinois
J. G. Shanklin
Indiana
D. J. Campan
Michigan
W. H Thompson
Nebraska
J. M. Goffey
Pennsylvania
Edwin A. Price
Nashville
Tenn
Norman Mack
Buffalo
N. Y
George Frederick Williams
Massachusetts
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Peter Cumy
Milwaukee Haas
Kan
Cincinnati
Trouble Over Crossings Between Rail Lines
Clash between the Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic Coast Line over grade crossings at Oberaw Florida. Coast Line laid a sidetrack on Lincoln Street. police halted the work citing Sunday ordinances. Seaboard crews returned to remove the sidetrack amid tensions and threats of further trouble.
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Seaboard
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Oberaw
New Florida Line
Coast Line
W. D. Evans
Lincoln Street
Daly
Seaboard Force
W. E McBee
C. Barron
Lost in the Woods A Personal Reflection
A man recalls being lost in the woods his instinct to run and the need to pause to reason his position. The piece contrasts a lost traveler with a businessman's fading health signs and growing dizziness and heart concerns.
Lawton Narrowly Escaped Drowning In Fast River
Fragmentary Manila reports detail fluid Philippine operations as General Santee and Young push cavalry into new towns while infantry blocks insurgent advances. Major Swigert’s Third Cavalry fights a superior force at Pozorrablo as Aguinaldo’s main army hides within American lines. Admiral Watson reports Gilmore and five Yorktown sailors at Tarlac on Nov 1, with Gilmore living in a Filipino general’s house before Lingayen moves.
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Gilmore
Yorktown
Tarlac
Manila
Santee
San Jose
Young
Samuel M. Swigert
Third Cavalry
Pozorrablo
Dagupan
Ot Mountains
Tayng
Aguinaldo
Americne
Lawton
Luna
Henry A. Leenhauser
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Ban
O'Donnell
Andrew S. Burt
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Nueva Visays
Otis
Ind
J. C. Gilmore
United States
Nev
Baltimore
Lingayen
Lingayen Today and Bear ‘Watson | Purposes To Send Another Ip To Nauguin
Helens
Castine
Zamboanga
Very
German Emperor and Empress Visit Britain at Windsor
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern entered Portsmouth harbor and proceeded to Windsor with Emperor William I and Empress Augusta aboard. They were welcomed by the Duke of Connaught and British officials as 1,800 soldiers and 900 seamen formed a guard of honor. The royal party later departed by train amid salutes and national anthems, while British and German papers discuss the visit in different tones.
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Duke of Connaught
Portsmorra
England
Hohenzallerr
Hussar Regiment
Hohengallern
Kaiser Friederich III
Spithead
Duke of
Guard of Honor
Windsor
Count von 1 Enlenburg
Count von Buelow
von Plossen
Admiral von Sepdembran
von Schell
Pritsclaus
von Rasch
Count von Platen
Lord Churchill
Churchill
Germany
Gove
Ten Vessels Now Ashore In Magellan Straits Reported
Reports from Nonroue dated November 20 indicate ten ships are ashore in the Strait of Magellan. Kardistan and Endless suffer rough seas near Patagonia. crews may be casualties from cannibals. Kardistan once survived an attack, while another vessel fought back.
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Straits of Magellan
Kardistan
Littlehale
Endless
Milton
Patagonian
Exanes
Kurdistan
Hundreds of Boers Fall at Ladysmith in South Africa
A dispatch from Estcourt dated November 20 reports heavy fighting around Ladysmith on November 16 with many Boers killed or captured. British losses said to be lighter. Subsequent actions near Batcourt and Willow Grange and movements around Estcourt indicate Boer pressure and possible British tactical shifts to relieve Ladysmith.
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Nav
A. Swanberg
S.story
Waban
Wis Avenue
Ous
Swanberg
Swanberg Purss
Swan
Loxvor
Estcourt
South Africa
Cleary
Ladysmith
Batcourt
Joubert
Willow Grange
Thornycroft
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