Global News Roundup of War Surrenders and Storm Damage
Intelligence from across the world reports the surrender of eight hundred troops and officers at Manila to Lieut. Monroe, with prisoners and a garrison. Insurgents near Bayourboutie surrender while American forces press, denying capture. A Texas dispatch notes greater property and loss of life from the recent storm, including bodies found at St Charles Bay and massive livestock drowning.
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Manila
Coren
Gayomberir
Prevines
Nesvat Vivenya
Monroe
Fourth Cavalry
Washington
Bayourboutie
Hookport
Texas
James Sanders
St. Charles Bay
Gulf
Bank robber shootout ends fatal for highwayman
Harry Ws Trumball, a collector for the Packers National Bank of South Omaha, fought off two armed robbers at the bank exit. He killed one assailant, a mulatto man believed to be kid sley, a recently released local offender, and wounded the other escapee.
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Harry Ws. Trumball
Packers’ National Bank of South Omaha
Trumball
Sley
British Drive Boers From Colenso Bridge Attempt
London Evening News dispatch from Cape Town reports Boer forces tried to blow Colenso bridge but were repulsed by British artillery. General Hildward advances to lift Ladysmith, overcoming Frere obstacles and reaching the Tugela River's south bank.
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London Evening News
Cape Town
Colense
Hildward
Ladysmith
Frere
Tugela River
General Wood and Root Plan Cuban Troop Withdrawals
Gen Leonard Wood arrived in Washington to meet with Secretary Root for two hours. After the conference Root announced that recommendations to remove troops from Cuba were approved and orders would be issued to put them into effect.
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Leonard Wood
Washington
Root
Cuba
Train Crash at Cranberry Crossing Kills Four
A Pennsylvania train struck a buggy at Cranberry Crossing near Hagleton killing Miss Davidson of Grafton West Virginia Miss Fiyma Gooddee of Butler and Mrs Paisley of Harned Toney Cherby the buggy’s driver was badly injured.
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Cranberry Crossing
Hagleton
Davidson
Grafton
W. Vai
Fiyma Gooddee
Butler
Paisley
Harned
Hunters Die in Deer Season Across Wisconsin and Minnesota
Deer season ends with eleven hunters killed and seven wounded in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. Most fatalities occur after misidentifying deer with firearms.
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Michigan and
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Samson Arrested in Ireland on Embezzlement Charge
Michael Sampson formerly Chicago City Auditor was arrested near Limerick Ireland and arraigned at Bow Street Police Court. Town wiped out by fire destroyed the business district of Onaneocoke Accon County Virginia, causing about 100000 in losses with 25000 insured. cause unknown.
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Samson
Ireland
London
Michael Sampson
Chicago
Limerick
Bow Street
Onaneocoke
Accon County
Detroit
AL Kerolich & Co
Commission Merchants
Wandbridge Street
Whalesale Dry Goods
Strong, Lee & Co
Jefferson Avenue
Morse & Johnson
Kinzie Street
Fonea Brothers’ Hardware Company
Little Rock
Ark
Vessel and Crew Lost Near Islands Report
Dispatch from St John s Newfoundland reports the schooner Seraphis bound for the Isles foundered with seven crew aboard. Transports Donny Wostock and Columbia sail from San Francisco to Manila with the Forty second Infantry. London reports General Methuen wounded at Modder River battle.
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St. John’s N. Fo
Seraphis
Ay of Islands
Manila
Donny Wostock
Columbia
San Francisco
Forty Second Infantry
Methuen
London
Modder River
Wool Sales Break Records Amid Market Calm
R G Dun & Co reports monetary anxieties fading as bonds to the treasury selloff, sterling falls, and interior receipts reach about 750000 dollars. Wool sales soar with 61,604,200 pounds in three weeks, outpacing October's five weeks. business remains strong with large next-year inquiries and few indications of consumption drop.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Reconciled at the Inquest and Rural Officer Tragedy
Reconstruction of a coroner's inquest where a husband reconciled with his wife, a juror verdict of justifiable homicide is noted, and a separate incident reports farmer Parra Moore fatally wounding Constable Staith and Marshal Conklin after an attempted execution near Chienze Pimetion Ohio.
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Lenin
St. Lovis
Dhames
Roberts
Cal Simpson
Reberts
Dessous
Mrcard Mas
Chienze Pimetion
Ohio
William Staith
Marshal
Y Conklin
Para Moore
Moore
Staith
Explosives Struck Springfield Streetcar Line Amid Turmoil
Multiple dramatic incidents unfold across the nation. A Springfield Illinois streetcar line is dynamited injuring no one. a Detroit fire destroys major merchants with heavy losses. a pneumonia operation by Dr Grash yields a survival. a bank robbery loots Bluff City while Cherokee affairs receive legal counsel. miners leader Reese jailed for contempt. Mussolini plot arrests in Constantinople. a Cleveland foreclosure targets Faurot and linked estates.
UN SECRET MISSION Aboard Ranger Headed for Panama
Rumors swirl that the United States ship Ranger now at Mare Island is quietly fitted for a long voyage with several six inch guns aboard and ordered to Panama, possibly via Manila, under unknown Washington directives. Major John A Loyzan’s will items and life insurance details are noted amid broader notices.
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Panama
John A. Loyzan
United Sates
Ranger
Mare Island
San Francisco
Pomima
Manila
War Hero Brave Bill Anthony Ends His Life in New York
William Anthony known as Brave Bill Anthony the marine hero who stayed aboard the Maine as it sank died by suicide in New York due to marital unhappiness. In Ohio a dynamite blast at Scott McAfee’s home near Mountain Park killed McAfee and fatally injured Miss Clara Rupp.
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George R. Davis
Col
Chicago
William Anthony
Bill’ Anthony
Marine
Maine
New York
Scott McAfee
Ountain Park
Ohio
McAfee
Clara Rupp
Commodity price table from multiple markets
This listing compiles prices for cattle hogs and sheep across several markets including Marmet Quotations Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with grain and butter. figures show ranges for wheat corn oats rye and dairy eggs and potatoes across dates and regions.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Sucharley
New York
Agriculture Report Notes Progress in Reforms and Forestry Expansion
Secretary Wilson presents an annual review of the department's reforms across Weather, Chemistry, Entomology, Botany, Biological Survey, and more. Highlights include weather service expansion, soil and irrigation studies, forestry development, and experiments in drought and cold resistant grains to boost domestic production.
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Wilson Fins
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Troward
Pacific
Comemnerce
India
Congress
Biological Survey
North Carolina
Florida
West
Agrostology
Auska
Bureau of Animal Industry
Division of Statistics
Department
Commerce and Agriculture
Dawes Reports On National Banks Conditions
Comptroller Dawes details the year end banking status noting 3505 banks in operation on Sept 7 with 605,772,070 paid in capital and 2,450,725,505 deposits. He cites increases in deposits loans and discounts and totals resources, recommends bond secured elastic and unsecured emergency circulation, and urges new national banks in small communities plus stricter loan limits and penalties.
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Dawes
United States
Congress
Comptroller
End of Football Season Reveals No Clear Champion
The article notes Thanksgiving games showing Wisconsin and Chicago as top Midwest contenders with near identical scores. Wisconsin defeated Michigan 17 to 5 while Chicago beat Brown University 17 to 6. No undisputed champion emerges as Harvard and Chicago finish undefeated, and Princeton and others show mixed results.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Middle West
Badgers
Michigan
Maroons
Brown University
Cennsylvania
Carlisle
Iowa
California
Quakers
Cornell
Whaeans
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Ilinois
Stanford
Indiana
Purdue
Notre Dame
State University
Keloit
P. & 8. Tenn
Inox
Lecroir
Enum Fay
Harvard
Starvard
Ted
Tigers
New NYSE Building Plan Sparks Big Growth
The New York Stock Exchange will construct a seventeen story structure at a cost of 3000 dollars. In New York Emma Meyers a colored woman was killed by Mrs Manley a Black woman. In Cleveland Ohio Martin Horenski reportedly drank heavily and killed Martin Maleski in an incident.
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New York Stock Exchange
Emma Meyers
Manley
New York
Martin Horenski
Cleveland
Ohio
Martin Maleski
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