Historic Baldwin Hotel Fire in San Francisco
A huge blaze destroyed the Baldwin Hotel and theater in San Francisco after 3 am, endangering or killing guests and staff. A rope rescue by Kate Richardson and Gussie Jamson saved several lives, while Captain J L White perished attempting escape. Dozens injured or missing amid a citywide financial loss of about 1.5 million.
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Terra Firma
Spain Holds Off as Long as Possible in Peace Talks
Paris reports delay in joint commission meeting as Spanish commissioners seek Madrid instructions on replying to American demands. Rumors say Madrid may refuse, risking no renewal of diplomatic relations while Cuba remains under U S occupation. Berlin sources question American openness to open door in the Philippines. Cuban delegates in New York discuss assembly resolutions on future governance and U S occupation. Missouri Good Roads group adjourns after passing measures for a federal road inquiry. A new comet is observed by Harvard and Yale affiliates in Boston and New Haven.
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Missouri Good Roads Association
Missouri
United States Road Inquiry
Secretary of Agriculture
W.H. Moore
Cattle in Fine Shape for Winter on the Range
Renge Cattle report excellent condition for winter due to a long open fall and good fall grass curing. Farmers note fattening stock will help endure severe weather, while hay stands well in the field avoiding reliance on stacked feed. Major Joe Wheeler to receive a Kentucky saddle horse from Huntsville supporters. Four thousand Americans land in the Philippines per Manila dispatch.
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Navy
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Lexinatroy
W. W. Estill
Huntsville
Ala
Joe Wheeler
Freight rate cuts by competing lines hit shipments
Heavy reductions in rates on key freight items announced by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul take effect Nov 25 from Chicago Milwaukee and Racine to the Missouri River and vice versa. New carload and piece rates for cotton goods crockery canned goods der goods floor hardware binding twine glassware are listed, with sizable drops from old figures. The move signals tariff parity efforts among rivals.
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Milwaukee
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Racine
Missouri River
Raving Cup For Sigebce St Paul War Hero Honored
St Paul Commercial Club awards a loving cup to Captain C D Sigbes for leadership with the auxiliary cruiser St Paul. He helped disable the torpedo boat destroyer Terror and capture the British boat Restormier, seized near Santiago harbor after loading coal.
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Santiago
Quinine Admitted Free in Porto Rico and Cuba
Washington Nov 24 By presidential directive Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn of the War Department orders quinine and cinchona alkaloids to be admitted free of duty at all ports in the island of Porto Rico. A similar measure applies to Cuba under U S occupation.
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New Years
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United States
Martial law declared in Pana district under Governor Tanner
Under Martin Law Pana Illinois November 24 Governor Tanner's proclamation declaring martial law in Pura went into effect at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Captain Ed Butler commands a provost guard in the Tatham district Lieutenant Baum in Springdale and Lieutenant Taylor in East Pana.
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Nebraska and Iowa Battle Ends In Tie At Six
In Council Bluffs Nebraska and Iowa reach a 6 to 6 tie as Captain Melford misses a late kick that could have won the game. Iowa outweighed Nebraska and seized momentum with bold plays while conditions turned muddy and windy.
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Omatta
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Melford
No Surprise As Blanco Resigns In Cuba Crisis
No surprise in government circles at General Blanco's resignation as captain general of Cuba. Some time ago he sought to resign and was urged to stay by Madrid for patriotism. The move may avoid surrendering Cuba to the United States but could cause unrest among Spanish troops. Also notes Columbus remains to be shipped to Spain, a boxing result in Toronto, a gunboat voyage to the Philippines, a Lens miners strike visit by President Faure, a Denver Rio Grande boiler disaster, British exports decline, and a Budapest duel in parliament.
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Spainarians to Submit US Offer Likely Fortnight Remains Unclear
Paris dispatch reports Spanish commissioners have not fixed a date to respond to American propositions though a Saturday meeting is likely. Senor Alvaruzza hints they may stay about two weeks, while Madrid instructions delay next talks. Thanksgiving found peace envoys dining at White House hotel as Spain may reject the $20,000,000 Philippines treaty offer.
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