Republicans Win Roosevelts Victory In New York
Roosevelt elected governor of New York by a 20000 vote majority as Republicans secure the state legislature. Across the nation, Ohio Michigan Iowa North and South Dakota Nebraska and other states also tilt Republican with wins for governors and congressional seats. News reports cite gains in Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Hampshire California Connecticut and Rhode Island with party majorities shifting in the Senate and House.
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Spain Must Accept Loss of the Philippines
London editorials state there is no alternative and Spain must concede the Philippines as the United States readies to take a firm stand. The Daily News notes potential German opposition to annexation, while the Daily Mail urges Americans to support retaining the islands to avoid a scramble for coaling stations that could threaten world peace.
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Cuban Floods Worsen Plight After Years of Neglect
Havana reports heavy rains flood Matanzas province inundating over 1000 acres in the Roque district where newly planted sugar cane and fruit trees were ruined after three years of neglect. Yumuri valley also flooded and evacuation of Sancti Spiritus and Trinidad towns is expected to finish by November 15.
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Vancouver to Viadivostock line planned by Canadian Pacific
Nov 9 report from U S Commercial Agent Bentelspaecher at Moncton notes Canadian Pacific plans to run steamers between Vancouver and Viadivestock on the Pacific. The Transbering railway will open vast territories, boosting Canadian manufacturers seeking Pacific trade shares amid rising resources and northern exchange activity.
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Brief Cuban Conventio at Santa Cruz del Sur
Reports from Havana say the Cuban convention at Santa Cruz del Sur will be brief, limited to two or three sessions, with a commission led by General Calixto Garcia to travel to Washington for instructions. The group will adjourn to Playa Marianao and await the Washington commission, details still unsettled.
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LYNCHING SHOCKS CENTRAL ILLINOIS MINERS
In Lacon Illinois on November 9 a mob of about 100 miners from Toluca seized F W Stewart a Toluca negro from the county jail and hanged him to a tree. The crime alleged was an assault on Mary O Brien daughter of a Toluca miner. County officials say no effort will be made to identify the mob members.
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Capitol Building Explosion Damage Assessment Report
Assistant Architect Wood surveyed the Capitol after Sunday night’s explosion and fire. He found the structural foundations largely intact, with wall collapse limited to a thin encircling wall and no major arches or pillars disrupted. Full inspection planned. rebuilding may not be required, only repairs. The sole irreparable loss was the Supreme Court file room basement records.
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Maria Terés Derelict Likely Searched for Fate at Sea
A special report notes Maria Terés possibly sunk at the ocean bottom after being abandoned due to fear of sinking. A searcher may be sent to determine the ship’s fate, with concerns she is now a derelict. In a separate dispatch from Beatile Washington, late Japan intel suggests a seal and otter hunt ban may be imposed along the Japanese coast before spring fleet sailings amid new treaties.
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Sentinal editor Hoffstead injured in accident
Willem Hoffstead editor of The Sentinel at Guantanura Wisconsin suffered a likely leg amputation after a mishap. In California, sacks and loots burned as a large fire destroyed extensive Southern Pacific railroad shops causing losses over 300000 dollars.
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Returns From State Indicate Republican Gains In Elections
Meagre but rising returns across the state show Republicans leading in precincts and districts. Estimates place state ticket majorities around 4,000, with several counties like Grand Forks and Cass showing strong Republican counts. Recounts in Fargo and Wahpeton districts point to Republican gains, while fusion and Democratic candidates trail in key races for Congress and state senate.
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Meade Movement Sends Second Corps to New Camps in South
General Young orders the Second corps to disperse to new southern camps. Units depart in sequence from Thursday through Wednesday, with troops headed to Augusta Georgia, Greenville South Carolina, Columbia South Carolina, Athens Georgia, and Summerville. Detachments include Michigan, Tennessee, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, West Virginia, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Connecticut, Missouri, and Massachusetts units.
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Cavalry to Go First to Puerto Principe
The War Department decided to send the Eighth Regular Cavalry to Puerto Principe in advance of the Fifteenth Infantry and the Third Georgia. Six troops from the Eighth will be deployed to the province as the initial force.
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President Favors It Builds Nicaragua Canal Urgently
A Washington dispatch reports President McKinley will urge Congress to authorize a Nicaragua canal project under government direction. The message emphasizes new Pacific and West Indies connections, the need to control the waterway, and warns delay could jeopardize future American influence. Preparations for a contentious fight are underway.
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Admiral Kehley Relieves Command at San Juan Naval Station
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Kehley cabled the Navy Department that Captain Snow has arrived at San Juan aboard the Solace and has relieved the memrial of the command of the naval station there.
Colonial Minister Receives War Instructions at St Johns
Joints from N F dated November 9 state the British government instructs the colonial ministry on war readiness. Steamship tonnage, capacity at Sydney to supply coal for warships is listed. Cruisers Cordelia and Pelican to stay at Sydney to seize St Pierre and defend St Johns if war breaks out. They will also cut the French cable from St Pierre to Brest.
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Anti-Dreyfus Plot Alleged in Paris During Dreyfus Case
The Daily Chronicle reports a rumored Paris plot to riot and overthrow civil authority if the cassation court favors Dreyfus. The plan allegedly includes assassination attempts on leading Dreyfus champions, with confirmations from former minister M. Travieux and editor M. de Pressing.
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Khalifa Hard Pressed By Frontiersmen Near Kordofan
Khalifa Abdullah the defeated dervish leader faces mounting pressure on the frontier of Kordofan southwest of Khartoum as locals allied with the Anglo Egyptian expedition close in. Ali Sheref his son in law is already captured and being brought to Khartoum. In Damascus the emperor and empress arrived with festive honors after a Lebanon journey. In Crete Turkish troops at Retimo refused to depart and were forcibly boarded onto transports by Russian and British naval forces.
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Attack on the Hebrews in St Louis District
A mob of negros under a political party banner assaulted the Hebrew district on Morgan street, smashing windows and injuring a Jewish woman, with families barricading doors as police failed to make arrests. Police dispatched but rioters fled, many stores and homes damaged.
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