Rebels Capture Nanking Amid Fierce Battle in China
News from across the globe reports Nanking falling after two days of combat with forts Purple Hill and Lion Hill taken. Casualties seen in the thousands among imperialists and revolutionaries as rebels advance toward Hanyang and Wuchang amid shifting loyalties and a provisional republic plan. The U S stance remains against sending troops unless Japan acts.
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Cal
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Lion Hill
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Te Leong
Nineteen Cardinals Named In Rome Secret Consistory
Rome reports a secret consistory confirmed nineteen new cardinals including three Americans. Archbishop John M Farley of New York Archbishop William H O'Connell of Boston and Marie delegate at Washington were named among the new appointees.
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New York
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Boston
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Washington
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Blind Pills Case Opens Trials on Kauai Kekaka Jurisdiction
Report from Kekala details fourteen defendants charged in a murder probe linked to a "blind pig" operation. Judge Dave arrives on the Kina as attorneys Cavin Wet and Walined push defense lines. Public sentiment runs high amid accusations of informants and antisemitic tension across the islands.
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Kinwu
Wim
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Kina
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Sanitary Commission to probe milk supply questions
The Sanitary Commission will study milk supply issues and consider stronger state and territorial regulations. Wisconsin daily food laws may guide action, with definitions aiding enforcement. Readiness to adopt Wisconsin rules could influence local health boards and city county supervision efforts.
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Sanitary Commission
Cincinnati to China direct from Honolulu to Yokohama
The Cincinnati has orders from Washington to proceed directly from Honolulu to Yokohama with a full coal supply. Officials previously indicated no delay, and she would not stop at Manila on the voyage. No further word from the Pacific fleet had been received since Friday night.
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Washington
Honolulu
Yokolants
Soruinor
Shanahal
Yokohama
Manila
Paolie
Fisher Will Hear Charges Involving Kuhio and Frear
Washington dispatch reports Delegate Kuhio pressed charges against Governor Frear prompting a Secretary of the Interior hearing. Fisher will hear the charges, date not fixed, with Col. Sam Parker carrying proxy from National Committeeman Holstein. Additional text covers court proceedings and hearings related to local political and public works matters.
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Washington, D. C
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Fisher
Frear
Sam Parker
Washington
Holstein
C. S. Albert
Italian Force Suffers Heavy Losses in Fight
Rome dispatch reports Italian forces sustaining heavy casualties with 500 dead and wounded and 300 taken prisoner after a battle near Atha had yesterday involving Turkish forces and Malians. The report notes Praxis of conflict and emphasizes the high human toll.
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Cabrome
Italy
Atha Hatte
Troops Called Over Labor Turmoil in Northern Colorado
Resurgent labor unrest threatens stability in Northern Colorado with reports that troops may be summoned to quell disturbances. Officials indicate readiness to deploy if protests escalate, aiming to restore order and protect critical facilities. Local leaders urge restraint while investigations continue into underlying grievances.
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Meta Gabe
Scabte
Colorado
May Impeach Mayor Beidel in Milwaukee Special Vote
Milwaukee Nov 27 alderman Carney called for impeachment of Mayor Beidel the Socialist City Clerk Thompson and City Attorney Hoan for malfeasance in office announcing a special vote in Gable.
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Beidel
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Chinese fail to smuggle themselves lands at Monterey
Five Chinese attempting to land at Karat were captured near Monterey California on November 27 after trying to smuggle themselves ashore. Local authorities reported the incident and detained the group for further investigation and possible repatriation.
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Monterey
Cal
Karat
Taft Completes Message for Congress Opening
President Taft has completed his message to be delivered at the opening of Congress in Washington D.C. on November 27. The announcement outlines the plan and priorities for the new session and signals readiness to present the annual address.
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Washington, D.C
Taft
Congress
Malibu Forest Fires Rage as Officials Plan Carnival
California in late November reports uncontrolled Malibu forest fires burning in the hills near Santa Monica. A general committee convened to discuss a planned annual event and the impact on local eateries and carnival features. Authorities debate troop deployment and the feasibility of the plan amid ongoing fire danger.
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Jones
Fuimelon
Audi Nm
Mulford Wins Vanderbilt Cup Auto Race in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia today driver Mulford in a Losier car won the Vanderbilt Cup, the seventh running of the classic, completing the 821 mile course in 2 hours 36 minutes. Ralph DePalma finished second in a Mercedes, Wishartine Witt took the Tiedeman trophy in a E M F 30, with Evans and Tower also driving E M F cars.
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Mulford
Losier
Vanderbilt
Ralph DePalma
Mercedes
Wishartine
Special Cal Legislature Opens Extraordinary Session
Sacramento California November 27 the extraordinary session of the Legislature convened today with lawmakers assembling to address urgent state needs and potential emergency measures.
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Cal
Sacramento
Plan for Pacific Fleet visit by city youth group
The Yarlun Churches Oat Young People's Union plans a meeting in the Boston Building tomorrow evening to arrange local entertainment for the Pacific Fleet visit. Admiral Thomas will have ships in port, expected around 5 o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Boston
Nocal
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Bulletin Newsboys Travel to Pearl City for Thanksgiving
Bulletin news hoys plan a Pearl City trip for Thanksgiving with sports and a large meal. The group will assemble in the morning and continue with a special program as part of their annual celebration.
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Bulletin
Pearl City
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Munto
Belt Road bids urged for Oahu project
In a town meeting plans for the Oahu belt road advance with bids to be called soon for the first belt roadway section. The project, spanning sections toward Watelawn Kipapa and related connectors, faces an estimated cost nearing 14 000 dollars per mile. Architects review for Kaimuki Pohukina areas cited with appropriations around 60 000 and 20 000 respectively.
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Oahu
Promunteum
Y, WC. A. TAKES BROAD VIEW
Y, WC. A. TAKES BROAD VIEW describes a discussion at the YWCA about its mission and broader direction. A report indicates internal debate over privacy and the role of women in Christian science groups and youth outreach, with mention of a student-teacher connection at the YWCA.
May Get Ohia for Pavement
Local bidders including the Wy fon Lumber Mill Company of Hh P wall prepare to submit bids for block paving work opened by the supervising official tomorrow. Joseph Gilman is seen as a key payin precenn leader with Alva Johnson and others discussing the project and its aim to secure home industry recognition in Honolulu paving efforts.
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Wy Fon Lumber Mill Company
Hh P Wall
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Joseph Gilman
Tidder Alva
Johnson
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