Fort of Filipinos Stubborn in Heavy Siege
Dispatches from Catbalogan Samar report Insurgent general Lukpan offered surrender terms to General Smith who refused. US forces press operations in Samar. Lt Baines of the Ninth Infantry destroyed a rebel fork, seized their breakfast, and captured officers. Marines cooperate in the south, including destruction of twelve salt manufacturies and large hemp and rice stores.
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Manila
Rdvices
Cat -Balogan
Samiar
Lukpan
Sovith
Smuith
Baines
Ninth Infantry
Cort
Samar
Letche
Marines Guarding Trains Amid Isthmus Tension
News from Calon Colombia reports quiet interior with scattered insurgent bands. A Panama peace commission moves to mediate with Generals Diaz and Lugo as liberal control shrinks to Panama port and Tacoma. Marines guard railroad offices and accompany trains. a withdrawal of most detachments is noted.
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Calon
Colombia
Florencia Arosemena
Panama
Manuel Amaquor
General de da Rosa
Domingo Diaz
Diaz
Lugo
Amacor
Gereral Diaz
Luge
Pananame
Department of
Pana
Tacoma
Department of Cauca
Isthmus
Tariff Debate in Germany Sparks Export Trade Clash
Berlin December 3 The Reichstag resumes a tariff debate with Interior Secretary Count Von Posadowsky-Wehner arguing Germany depends on export trade for prosperity. Leftists interrupt, rightists cheer as he says the United States protects its finance and industry with protective rates, making free trade untenable amid protectionist rivals.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Bhi
Germany
United States
Americans Work for Palma in Cuban Election Pressure
Havana December 3. A cablegram from Eusebio Hernandez, president of the Democratic party, to Secretary of War Root flags interference in the Cuban elections. It says officials at all levels are backing General Bartolome Mago, while Pal ma allies seek U.S. support. The Cuban people fear a forced president and call for a fair vote.
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Bartolome Masso
Havana
Eusebio Hernandez
Democratic Party
War Root
Bayes 2
Bartolome Mago
Senor Palma
United States
Foreig
Lightwood Peggy and the pine knot altercation in Crooked Alley
In Crooked Alley Peggy Brown known as Lightwood Peggy defends herself against taunting by beating a group with pine knots. Recorder Broyles orders calm guidance, fines Peggy $3.75 for firing knots and deters violence, while urging police help for harassment. The dispenser bill debate leads to drunken disputes and humorous but tense incidents among townsfolk including Reuben Seeing the Lights and Birmingham Sox, with fines imposed for misconduct.
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Peg Woffington
Recorder Broyles
Peggy Brown
Lightwood Peggy
Lightwood
Peggy
Jeddy Briles
Paggy
Broyles
Big Harper
Allas
Birmingham
Sam Dargin
Sox
Birmingham and
Tigers
Bummingham
Jerge Briles
Divorce Suit Alleges Desertion and Bigamist Husband
Mrs. Lucretia Prather filed for total divorce from Howard A. Prather in Clarke County Georgia alleging desertion since July 3 1886 and that he is in Abbeville DC having possibly remarried. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Lucretia Whitmire and 350 attorney fees.
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Lucretia
Prather
Howard A. Prather
Clarke County
Georgia
Abbeville
D .C
Ware Street
East Point
Hne
Joseph W. Humphries
John D. Humphries
City Criminal Court
A. H. Calhoun
Merritts Avenue Church Reunion Tonight At 8
Members of Merritts Avenue church are invited to a reunion and reception at the church tonight at 8 to meet Rev Dr Alonzo Monk and the new preachers in charge. Worship will move to North Avenue Presbyterian Church until the new edifice is complete on the Peachfree and Fifth streets lot. No collection will be taken tonight.
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Merritts Avenue ‘Church
Alonzo Monk
Merritts Avenue Church
Merritts Avenue
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Peach— Free and
Fifth Streets
Roosevelt to Turn the Bed World’s Fair Groundbreaking
At World's Fair ceremonies headquarters, a committee adopted a resolution to invite President Roosevelt to participate in the groundbreaking on December 20 turning the first shovelful of earth.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis
Committee On Ceremonies
Krugers Visit to America Invited, Not Decided
Chicago December 3 B T Van Alen secretary of the Holland Society of Chicago received a letter from the secretary of President Kruger in reply to an invitation to visit America saying that nothing has been decided as to the eventual visit to America.
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Kruger
America
Chicago
B. T. van Alen
The
Holland Society of Chicago
Atlanta Drummer Heller Tours South and Reaches City
The passing throng notes Frank A Heller a famed drummer visiting Atlanta from New York after years on the road. He praises Southern fashion, compares contrasts with Fort Worth and New Orleans, and says Atlanta leads in dress and liveliness. Also traveler Ab Pound returns from a long cross country trip with Mrs Pound, remarking on Western life and the strong homesick pull of Atlanta.
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Frank
A. Heller
Atlanta
New York
Mr. Heller
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Fort Worth
Tex
New Orleans
Ab Pound
Red Hills
Georgia
House Debates Blalock Bill on Public Debt Payment
The House discussed Blalock's measure to divert 325 800 from the public property fund to pay interest on bonded debt. Governor Candler may veto the special appropriations. the bill aims to avert treasury deficiency and fund Soldiers Home and state military needs. A historical precedents discussion cited 1882 acts directing public property sale proceeds to debt interest.
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Blalock
House
Senate
Thesa
General Assembly
Candler
Johnson
Bartow
Mr. Blalock
Macon and Brunswick
Slaton
Alexander H. Stephens
Little
Supreme Court
Dudge Gustin
Bibb
Hall
Robert Fairigant
Chatham
Nat ‘E. Harris
Fudge
Miss Nettie Black Praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
Popular singer Nettie Black endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, saying it relieves throat strain from singing in large halls and severe weather, prevents hoarseness, and stops colds. She urges fellow professionals and friends to use the remedy, noting substitutes fail.
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Nettie Black
Bull
Nettie
Salem
Baltimore
Governor Candler Urges Passage of Blalock Resolution
Governor Candler transmits a formal message urging the Blalock resolution to the Georgia General Assembly. He cites state deficits for 1901 and 1902 and argues against tax increases, proposing use of public property funds to cover interest on bonded debt. He warns of looming shortages with remaining session days and urges immediate adoption to protect the state's credit and avoid higher taxation. The report also notes bills tabled and session motions, including fertilizer standards and per diem debates.
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White
Muscoeee
Seaborn Wright
Floyd
Slaton
Hah
House
Senate
Candler
Blalock
House of Representatives
General Assembly
General’ Assembly
Committee On Appropriations
House of Representaives
Allen
Jordan
Jasper
Georgia
Houston
Fulton
Committee On
Park
Greene
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