Ambushed Yaquis Raid Miners Camp Near Soyaga
In Sonora a Yaqui raiding party of about eighty Indians seized two American miners Seth Tompkins of Colorado and William Lowe of Montana near Soyaga. Mexican troops, ambushed while attempting rescue, suffered heavy losses. six Indians killed or wounded and twenty Mexicans fell. The two Americans, left in distress, reached safety after a grueling mountain retreat. The Yaquis, short of provisions, have recently raided American camps to obtain supplies.
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el Paso
Tex
Soyaga
Sonora
Mexico
Seth Tompkins
Colorado
William Lowe
Montana
Steps the Cold and Works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a one day cure for a cold with no cure no pay. The ad charges 25 cents and emphasizes quick relief through a general cold treatment.
New Plea for Clemency in Maybrick Case Reignites Effort
Washington reports renewed efforts to gain clemency for Mrs. Florence Maybrick. Ambassador Choate will present representations per Secretary Hay's instructions as new evidence of arsenic use is submitted. Hay hopes the new cabinet may favor a pardon, but officials are likely to oppose again.
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Washington
Florence Maybrick
Choate
Hay
United States
Great Britain
London
Maybrick
Home Secretary
State Department
Endorsement of Governor Stephens by Missouri Democrats
A State Tribune piece lauds Gov. Lon V. Stephens for supporting Nesbit election law and St. Louis police reforms, credits him for resisting militia deployment during a streetcar strike, and frames Republican attacks as defamatory. It highlights St. Louis and statewide Democratic gains, praising Stephens as loyal and effective.
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Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Lewis
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Stephens
Stevhens
Missicari Democracy
Reverpor
Steph
Enme
Pohlman
Diekmah
Lou V. Stephens
Zemansky shoots to scare sprinter in 2500 stake race
In Sacramento at Eastern ParkJacob Zemansky backed by 2500 faced San Francisco rival Hennessy. Fearing foul play Zemansky fired at the sprinter to deter a fix and won the match. He admits firing but says he shot over the head to frighten him.
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Sacramento
Cal
Eastern Park
Jacob Zemansky
San Francisco Sport
Zematsky
Hennessy
Zemansky
Marked Progress Reported from the Bedside at Livadia
A bulletin from Livadia notes the Azar passed a good day. He slept about an hour yesterday and again overnight. At 1 p.m. his temperature was 47.5 degrees and pulse GS. He slept well and felt more cheerful this morning as strength increases. At 6 o'clock this morning his temperature was 97.2 degrees and pulse Ht.
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Livadia
European
Russia
London considers overture to end South Africa war
London November 31 reports The Statist will propose government negotiations to end the war with Boer leaders Botha and De Wet. The piece forecasts conciliatory terms, including possible seats for Boers in future councils, while criticizing military harshness and noting press distortions in London's reports. London also notes the Cologne Gazette arguing powers will not intervene.
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London
Bottec
de Wet
Cape Town
Aeronathons
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
WH. Hotmeier
South Africa
Botha
Lord Roberts
DeWet
Remmain
England
Cologne Gazette
Double murder near Castle Rock shocks Seattle area
News from Seattle reports a fiendish double murder at the Knapp home near Castle Rock Washington. Mrs Knapp was killed instantly by buckshot at a dinner window and Mr Knapp wounded in the breast after staggering to another room. The house was ransacked. no clue to the killer is known. The theory suggests a loan negotiation that exposed Knapp to the crime.
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Seattle
Wash
Castle Rock
Cornelius Knapp
Keapp
Theory Offerer
Knapp Head
Trieng
Death of Capt Charles Riley Salina Kansas November 29
Capt Charles Riley a longtime Saline County settler died suddenly at his home southeast of Salina aged about 53. He had a varied life from boyhood in Iceland to working as a newsboy in New York, serving on the Brother Jonathan and in the Civil War with the United States Army and later the First New Orleans Volunteer Cavalry. He settled in Saline County about thirty-five years ago and remained there until his death.
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Salina
Kan
Charles Riley
Shiine
Salim Prs
Issland
Asiasacholend
New York
Jonathon
Cape
Hoga
Waeckel
Columbie
Leslie
Aldgate
Billie
Rockies
Texas
Bat Paitid States Artillery
Elis
Riley
Laredo
Gen
Butler
New Orleans
Sheridan
Winchester
Wiles
1St
New Orleans Volunteer Cavalry
Uoar
Saline County
Tagal Assassins to Hang in Manila
Gen MacArthur confirms hangings for four natives convicted of murder at Lityganeyen. Victims kidnapped and bo lped. four Gauardin de Honor members to be hanged December 21. USS Newark to Guam. Yosemite disaster inquiry pending. Arthur Ferguson seeks health rest in Hong Kong. USS Indi ana routed to Binangonan Sound. transfers to USS Pennsylvania and proceeds to Nueve Caceres on Biol river.
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Manila
MacArthur
Lityganeyen
Gauardin de Honor
Dew
United States
Newark
Guam
Yosemite
Arthur Ferguson
Nome
Hong Kong
Indiana
Isla de Pollcle
Luzon
Binangonan Sound
Pennsylvania
Balera
Nueve Caceres
Biol River
South Camarines
Cook visits Kansas City before Indian Territory hunt
Sam I Cook recently elected Secretary of State traveled through Kansas City with Charles Memp of St. Louis en route to Creek Nation country for a week of hunting. He dismissed Democratic gubernatorial speculation, saying he plans to serve as Secretary of State for four years and leave any future decision to the voters.
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Kansas City
Sam I. Cook
Indian Territory
Charles EF. Memp
St. Louis
Cook
Post Office Robber Shot in Wichita
City Marshal shot Charles Foltz a barber while Foltz attempted to rob the post office in Wichita Kan last night Foltz is reported to have an even chance to recover.
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Wichita
Kan
Kingman
Charles Foltz
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