Boor Americans Are Killed and Twenty Five Wounded in Iloilo Action
Severe fighting in Iloilo's north began Tuesday as Americans suffered deaths and injuries. Colonel Carpenter advanced from Taro toward Santa Barbara driving trenches, while General Hughes pushed northward to a position west of Santa Barbara. Insurgents retreated and regrouped at Montalban and San Mateo as stores and men moved toward Montalban from San Mateo. A Spanish corporal reported Aguinaldo and 15 men moving toward Bayombong, then toward Mangalaren after securing fresh horses.
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Main
Iloilo
Americana
Santa Baria
Carpenter
Santa Barbara
Taro
Hughes
Montalban
San Mateo
Wingate Attacks Fedil Dervish Camp Near Nile
General Wingate with Egyptian forces moved from Bakokoh to confront Fedil 98 miles from the Nile. Kitchener telegraphed Lord Cromer that Fedil’s camp was found at Nefisea and Abbriadil after a frontal clash. Wingate’s troops joined Mahon’s force and drove the dervishes from the camp. Fedil’s forces numbered about 2500 with 400 killed. Wingate captured prisoners and spoils while Egyptian casualties were three wounded.
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Guo
Cairo
Wingate
Bakokoh
Hmet Fedil
Nef
River Nile
Girdar
Kitchener
Lord Cromer
Nefisea
Abbriadil
Fedil
Mahon
Maton
Jervishes
Knights of Labor Adjourn With Birmingham Next Meeting Set
The Knights of Labor wrapped up its closing session after 11 days, adjourned to meet in Birmingham, Alabama in November 1900, and adopted resolutions attacking President McKinley’s policies on trusts, imperialism, and labor. Other measures favored direct senator election, postal savings banks, abolition of indirect taxation, and public-works contract reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
McKinley
Bowron
General Assembly of the Knights of Labor
Ala
Would. Bar, The Oil Trust. Nebraska Seeks Action Against Standard Oil
Nebraska Attorney General Smyth filed in the supreme court a quo warranto proceeding to bar Standard Oil from doing business, alleging it is a trust and conspired to restrain trade. The petition names 20 companies as members and asserts the trust aims to fix petroleum prices and stifle competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Standard Concern
Linco
Supreme Court
Smyth
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Trust
Looking Glass Wrecked as Monroe Office Is Destroyed
In Cozminus Nebraska on November 24 the Looking Glass office of editor E A Gerrard was broken into. Presses furniture and type shattered and dumped into the Nebraska Central Irrigation canal. Gerrard offers 100 reward for those responsible. The paper, organ of the Liberty party, had nine years of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Party
Cozminus
Neb
Looking Glass
Monroe
Nebraska Central Irrigation Canal
E.A. Gerrard
Gerrard
Ieety
Bank's Vaults Are Empty in Nebraska Town
In Ainsworth Nebraska the Farmers' and Merchants Bank has been placed under the state banking board after the death of president Samuel C. Sample. A receiver was appointed. cash is $1,800 with several notes missing, deposits around $15,000 and assets are nominal. Attorney General will investigate. Further reports note Governor Poynter contesting a Sarpy county desertion killing and Attorney General Smyth to investigate. A smallpox scare in Marion Illinois triggers guards and quarantine measures as the disease spreads to Williamson county.
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Ainsworth
Neb
Samuel C. Sample
Farmers’ and Merchante’ Bank
Butte
Omaha
State Banking Board
Corcoran
Hall
Westover
Wilfred Standifred
Body County
Illinois
St.Loms
Marion
Dls
Williamson County
Congress of
Brazil
Marquis of Salisbury
William E. Sawyer
Wisconsin
Pine Bluff
Ark
Martin V. Bergen
Peter V. Bergen
Princeton
N. J
Lawrenceville
Government Statistician of
Australia
Chicago Board of Trade
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Andrew Lyren
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hobart
Warwick
Warwick Township
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Johnson-Fortier
Milwaukee
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Richmond
Friedman Bros
New York
Missouri River
Telegraphic Briefs From National News Ledger
Topics span a Hereford cattle show in St Paul and a Paris report on Yvette Guilbert who is dangerously ill. A Mt Vernon Ohio jealousy killing followed by suicide, a Lebanon Indiana bank receiver, Alaska Governor Brady urging cable lines and fur seal protection, Fort Maginnis appraisers, Rosa Cahn versus Isaac Cahn verdict for the father, coal freight-rate hikes west of major lines, and Lt Harry Caldwell honored in Quincy Iowa with a grand loving cup.
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Paris
Yvette Guilbert
Mt. Vernon
Charles Goldsborough
Central State Bank
Lebanon
Ind
Dwiggins
Brady
Alaska
George W. Cook
Theodore Duffy
Owen Dan
Montana
Interior Department
Fort Maginnis
Rosa Cahn
Isaac Cahn
Caldwell
Quincy Herald
Indians in Tama county face a looming warpath
Des Moines reports detail a clash over an Indian girl detained by authorities at Toledo training school. Judge Shirase considers a writ of habeas corpus to release Selah-Puch-Ka-Chee, wife of Ta-Ta-Pi-Chi, held since the month’s start. Wilcox negotiates to file in Cedar Rapids securing court-led release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Tama County
E. I. Wilcox
Mantour
Shiras
Federal Court
Indiana
Tama City
Toledo
Wilcox
Shiray
Cedar Rapids
Government
Selah-Puch- Ka-Chee
G. N. Nellis
State to Investigate Killing at LaPlatte
Lincoln reports a probable inquiry into the shooting and death of Private Morgan at LaPlatte by soldiers Corporal Faire and Private Joking who were sent to capture him. The governor questions the surrender by local civil authorities and seeks civil trial rather than military action.
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Lincoln
Morgan
LaPlatte
Faire
Joking
Army
McGoy collapses before big fight in New York
From White Plains comes word that Kid McGoy, training at William Muldoon's farm for the match with Peter Maker, has collapsed and may never return to the ring. His nervous system is described as nearly wrecked, ending any hopes of continuing his boxing career. Senator Hayward passes a restless night as his brain lesion inflammation status remains uncertain with little change in condition.
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McGoy
New York
White Plains
Kid McGoy
William Muldoon
Peter Maker
Senator Hayward
Nebtaska Cive
Declare War on Trusts at National Grange Session
The National Grange adjourned sine die after push week meetings in this city. Reports on trusts and the merchant marine were adopted. The trusts report calls for government ownership of sources when monopolies control national resources and urges congressional enactment to curb such power. The merchant marine resolution opposes subsidies and aims to build the merchant fleet without them.
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National Grange
Re.y. O
Trusts
Merchant Marine
National Orange
Aaron Jones
Congress
Bia
the Patrons of Husbandry
Republic
Floods across Texas and Indian Territory threaten widespread damage
Nov 28 Denison Texas reports severe floods in the southwest with high water levels. Thousands of acres flooded, families flee bottom lands, rivers Washita and Red River cresting, Pauls Valley and surrounding areas under water, Santa Fe bridge near Gainesville unusable, trains halted.
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Texas
Indigo Territory
Denison
Tex
Washita
Indian Territory
Paul’s Valley
Santa Fe
Gainesville
Red River
Fair Association Elects Officers President A A F E
Andrew J. Lovejoy general superintendent of the Illinois state fair was chosen president of the American Association of Fairs and Expositions at the end of a two day session in Ounrenco. Newly elected officers include W L Harriman secretary W J Fleming and Colonel William M Liggett in Minnesota. The convention aimed to fix non conflicting dates for state expositions and fairs.
Brazil Congress adjourns sine die and December elections
Telegrams summarize political events and personal misfortunes across nations. Brazil’s congress adjourns sine die and sets the general elections for December 31. Other items note influenza illness of Marquis of Salisbury, deaths in Wisconsin and New Jersey, and wheat yield forecasts doubling last year.
One Minute Cough Cure praised for croup relief
A Democrat editor extols One Minute Cough Cure as best for croup and coughs with claims it relieves colds asthma pneumonia bronchitis grippe and throat and lung troubles and even prevents consumption. Advertisements promote Vic Emmert & Co Burdock Blood Bitters Foley's Honey and Tar Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup and other remedies with testimonials from readers.
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J.D. Bridges
Democrat
Lancaster, N. H
Vic Emmert & Co
Geo
A. Pontins
Upper
Gandusky
Foley
F. Parson & Co
R. R. Wilson
Gordon, Ark
Warner
H.G. Weber & Co
Cham berlain Pain Balm and Various Remedies Adverts
A long advertisement page extols Cham berlain Pain Balm for a nine year shoulder pain and cites Mrs Adolph L Millett of Manchester New Hampshire. It lists Vic Emmert Co and Ht G Weber Co druggists as sellers and praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Beggs Blood Purifier and Foley Honey and Jar cough remedies. Multiple testimonials from Dr H H Haden and Mrs J M Bailey are presented alongside DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Banner Salve endorsements.
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Chamberlain
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Vic Emmert & Co
Ht. G. Weber & Co
DeWitt
Vic, Emmert & Co
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Knights OF Labor
Bryan
The
Herald
Gaya
Maryland
Richard Croker
Arthur P. Gorman
John Walton Smith
Gorman
Omroaco
America
Empire State
Bills
Stocks
Would. Bar, the Oil Trust
BANK
Lixconn
Poynter
Sarpy County
Fort Crook
Goldiar
St. Paul
Sac and Fox Redskins
Iowa
Mer Pelnnner
Shirase
Drake University
Funnd
Drake
BR. Ewing
Drakeie
Ontana
Stor Orry
Sioux City
John 8. Brown
Chambe
Rin
H. H. Haden
Sumuit
R. A. Bently
Sumamit, Fla
Gist
Hawesville, Y
Boggs
Beaver Dam
Ovighbor
J. M. Bailey
I. Parsons & Co
Rhodes
Centerfield
Beggs
Jas E H. Gordon
Augusta
Other & Co
Vie
Ewmert & Co
F. Parsons & Co
Physicians and Surgeons
Alcalle
Dr. F. W, Porterfield
Porthass
Poate Ninth and Locust Streets
C. L. Campbell
Park Hotel
DR. D. Findley
Palmer & Residence
401
E. Co
Seventh Street
C. B. Hess
Levi ‘Downe
Chestsui Street
Ben A. Woop
C. W. Savery Abstracter
Fifth Street
Atlantic
A. T. Marvin
Chestnut ST
Nichols’ Bank
Pontoffice
United States
Europe
Gall
She US
J. S. Freeburn
the An
Ness
Green's Shoe Store
R. D. Wilkin
Eggers Bros., Jewelers and Opticians
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