Moro Uprising In Jolo Ended, 300 Moros Killed
Manila reports three hundred Moros killed in five days of fighting near Jolo between American troops under General Leonard Wood and Moro insurgents. Major H. J. Scott and five privates wounded, Has sen slain or captured, and Wood advances on 2000 Moros in mountains behind Tablibi.
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Jolo
Leonard Wood
H. J. Scott
Fourteenth Cavalry
Wood
Siet Lake
Scott
Panglima Hassen
Hasgeen
Major Scott
Hassen
Tablibi
Twenty-eighth
George Satterlee
Seventeenth Infantry
D. J. Rumbourg
Explosion at Vindicator Mine Sparks Dynamiter Claim in Cripple Creek
Sheriff and company officials say the Vindicator mine blast was a deliberate dynamiting attempt. A $5,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to arrests. several union members are among those reportedly arrested by military authorities.
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Shoertre Robertzan
Charles McCormack
Shift Buss Beck
Western Federation of Miners
Bell
Vindicator
Charles Kennison
W. B. Esterley
John B. Davis
John Schoolcraft
Gus Johnson
J. P. Isbell
Bob Rowland
Victor Poole
Harry Williams
Ed Fleming
H. P. Jones
Sherman Parker
Frank Craze
Bob Adams
Miners’ Union
Presidents Seek Central American Unity Over Isthmus Crisis
President Marroquin of Colombia asks for moral support from President Zelaya of Nicaragua. Zelaya calls for a regional response from Central American leaders, who have agreed to cooperate but have not yet decided the form of their joint reply. Zelaya had opposed Marroquin in the recent revolution.
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Nicaragua
Managua
Nic
Republic of
Colombia
Zelaya
Wallace
Press in Colombia Attacks U S Panama Position
Washington reports strong Colombian criticism of the American government over isthmian matters and Panama recognition. Minister Beaupre at Bogota dispatches blame toward President Roosevelt Congress and the people. No timing given for his leave of absence and no safety concerns expressed by the State Department.
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Washington
Press of
Colombia
Republic of Panama
State Department
Beaupre
Bogota
Roosevelt
American Congress
Department
Loss of Steamer Discovery Reported From Alaska Route
A Juneau source confirms the steamer Discovery is lost after sailing from Nome in late October. Severe storms on the route to Seattle hindered radio contact and about fifty to sixty passengers remain unaccounted, with the passenger list held by the Nome agent.
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Seattle
Wash
Juneau
Alaska
Excelsior
Nome
China Losing Hope Facing Russia as Doubts Divide Ministers
London dispatch reports a Daily Mail Tien Tsin correspondent that China grows hopeless of resisting Russia. The empire faces destructive splits among ministers, hindering decisive action even as troop movements continue.
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London
Tien Tsin
The
Daily Mail
Russia
Rev James Minto Pullman Dies After Stirring Sermon
Reverend James Minto Pullman pastor of the First Universalist Church in Lynn Mass died of apoplexy shortly after delivering a sermon noted for vigor and eloquence. His death ends a long career in the Universalist ministry and faith community.
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Pullman
Lynn
Mass
James Minto Pullman
First Universalist
Alleged boodlers acquitted in Indiana conspirac y case
D V Miller of Terre Haute and Joseph M Johns of Rockville Ind were acquitted of conspiring to extort a bribe from John J Ryan of the post office department. The verdict greeted by a noisy crowd with joyous demonstrations as court adjourned and jurors were congratulated.
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D. V. Miller
Terre Hauté
Joseph M. Johns
Rockville
Ind
John J. Ryan
Post Office Department
Albert C. Thompson
Forest Fires Unchecked Sweep Texas and Louisiana
Fires raged across southeastern Texas pine lands with no stop in sight as prayers for rain spread from Nacogdoches to Lufkin Angeline Newton and other towns. The blaze crossed the Sabine River into Louisiana burning large tracts while smoke caused illness and reports of further fires in Indian Territory near Antlers emerged.
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Nacordoches
Indian Territory
Antlers
Two Executions and a Train Robbery in Early News Dispatch
Cheyenne reports Tom Horn hanged for Willie Nickell murder with no speech and a quiet scaffold scene witnessed by guards, friends, and reporters. Salt Lake notes Peter Mortensen shot to death for James Hay murder. Indianapolis updates detectives seeking two train robbers who halted the fast mail at Eagle Creek and escaped with a watch and money.
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Peter Mortensen
Cheyenne
Willie Nickel
Horn
Mhorn
Salt Lake
James R. Hay
Indianapolis
Vandalia Railroad
Fast Mail
Eagle Creek
Fatal Gas Explosion Burns Indiana Family at Home
Columbus, Indiana, November 23. August Doller died from burns and his eighty year old mother perished when a natural gas explosion wrecked their house sending debris into a neighbor’s yard. In Logansport, Indiana, November 23, D M Flanagan and his wife died from burns and their six months old child Ruth suffered severe injuries from a gasoline stove blast at their residence.
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Ind
Doller
Indiana
Logansport
D. M& Flanagan
Ruth
Wind Splitters and Razorbacks Shape Choctaw Hog Talk
An Indian Territory letter notes razorbacks called wind splitters in Choctaw country and recalls a Missouri farmer's advice to crossbreed for higher meat, while locals argue wind splitter sows run with wind splitter boars. The piece covers hog prices, breed aims, vermin remedies, and practical notes from Farm and Ranch on profitable hog raising and management.
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Florida
Territory
Missouri
Henry Wallace
Towa
Kernel
Dr. Wallace
Cisco
Ind
Swift & Co. cited for mass slaughter plan in packing house
A vivid critique describes a symbolic march of 10 000 cattle 20 000 sheep 16 miles of hogs and 30 000 fowls moving along a multi mile route. The piece condemns the scale and efficiency of animal killings at Swift & Co. asserting the founder bears responsibility and noting the unprecedented and systematic nature of the mass slaughter.
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Swift & Co
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