Kruger Receives Warm Marseilles Welcome in France
Paul Kruger former president of the South African republic arrives in Marseilles to a sea of cheering crowds. He vows never to surrender and denounces the British conduct of the war while thanking French officials for hospitality.
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Marseilles
Paul Kroger
South African Republic
Kruger
Gelderland
Mr. Kruger
Dr. Leyds
Messrs. Fischer and
Wessels
Paris
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Scribe
Shera Refuses to Provide Accountings on Stock Vesting
A note states that since vesting in stocks, Shera has refused to give an accounting. The absence of a formal accounting raises questions about stakeholder rights and fiduciary duties in the matter.
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New York
J. Fletcher Shera
New York Stock Exchange
Lemuel W. Baxter
Shera
Daniel E. Sickles
Sickles
Bridge Swept Away Near Jackson in Kentucky River
The channel span of the Ohio and Kentucky railroad bridge over the north fork of the Kentucky River below Jackson was washed away by a drift on Wednesday afternoon. The 188 foot span had just been completed except for riveting.
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Lexington
Ohio and Kentucky
Kentucky River
Jackson
Upset in a Creek Ends in Drowning near Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara California November 22 The coast line stage crossing Los Pueblos creek 15 miles from town overturned in the raging current. Parker of Ventura drowned while four other passengers escaped. Driver and three passengers thrown into the creek were rescued or reached shore. Parker's body not yet recovered. Nearby residents cared for survivors. St. Louis Deseret report adds Apache Kid killed in Colonia Pacheco raid and pursuit party member Woodruff helped bury him and sought reward.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Coast Line
Los Pueblos Creek
W. Parker
Ventura
Lompoc
Parker
Cox
Stage Company
Opening of Kiowa Co Manche Apache reservations delayed
Delegate Flynn warned open settlement by spring requires early Congress action possibly a $75000 resurvey for inexact old surveys. Over 300 smallpox cases on the reservations hinder work and threaten delay across the Kiowa Co Manche and Apache lands.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Flynn
Moonshiner John Stuckey Dies in Leavenworth Prison
Texarkana report states John Stuckey, sentenced by a local Federal court six months ago to two years for moonshining, died Wednesday at Leavenworth Kansas penitentiary.
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Texarkana
Tex
John Stuckey
Leavenworth
Kas
Plague Spreading Promptly Across South American Ports
Cape Town reports Sir Alfred Milner has proclaimed all coast ports of South America between the tenth and fortieth parallels infected with bubonic plague marking a rapid spread threat.
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Cape Town
Alfred Milner
South America
Population Rise in New York State 21 Percent
Washington reports New York state population at 7,268,012, up from 5,997,853 in 1890. Increase of 1,270,159 people equals 21.1 percent.
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Washington
State of
New York
Illinois Captain Named Chief of Engraving Bureau
Washington November 22 Captain Ww M Merideth of Illinois has been appointed chief of the bureau of engraving and printing authorities announced today Merideth succeeds a longtime official and will oversee government currency and document security with the bureau.
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Washington
Ww. M. Merideth
Illinois
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mississippi Population Increases to 1.55 Million
Washington reports Mississippi’s population at 1 551 270, up from 1 289 000 in 1880, an increase of 20.2 percent. The notice notes the state’s growth metric in the census data released today.
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Washington
Mississippi
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