Insurgent Dispatches Hint at Retreat and Allied Support
General Otis reports captured insurgent dispatches showing enemy abandonment of parts near Cabsanatuan and San Jose and rapid retreat via Bayonbonay toward Apaira. The messages praise American Democrats and Bryan’s upcoming victory, while noting miscruft and cable errors in transmission. Mary Sunday notes Mrs. Kopp’s 76th birthday gathering at the Center area with 64 guests from the city and surrounding farms.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
Young
Lawton
Cabsanatuan
San Jose
Bayonbonay
Apaira
McKinley
Tarlac
Miong
Germany
France
Russia
Spain
Europe
Bryan
Trouble With Indians In Colorado Headwaters Camped Ute War
Denver November 13. Game War den Lee organizes a posse to expel hundreds of Indians encamped at Yellow creek headwaters between Pielance and Douglas creeks. They are said to hunt deer and seek revenge for killings by Game Warden Wilcox and a posse two years ago. Governor Thomas calls sheriffs from five counties to aid enforcement. About 100 Colorow Utes and similar numbers of Uncompahgres and Uteah units are believed to be at White Rock agency.
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Denver
Cal
Lee
Colorado
Yellow Creek
Pielance
Douglas Creeks
Wilcox
Thomas
White Rock
McKinley May Name Civil Governors for Cuba and Porto Rico
A Washington report states President McKinley will inform Congress of plans to appoint civil governors for Cuba and Puerto Rico and may await Congressional action before announcing. Pressure grows for immediate appointments while Secretary Root develops a Porto Rico government bill modeled after Hawaii.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Porto Rico
Committee On General Relations
Root
Hawaii
Engineer Hammond Among Teutonic Passengers
London reports the White Star steamer Teutonic leaving Liverpool on November 15 for New York with passenger John Hayes Hammond the American engineer condemned to death by the Transvaal for involvement in the outlander conspiracy that led to the Jameson raid.
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London
White Star Line
Teutonic
Liverpool
New York
John Hayes Hammond
Transvaal Republic
Elks Hold Memorial Service At Fort Wayne Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne Elks lodge to conduct annual memorial at Masonic Temple on Sunday December 3 with general eulogy by Judge H. A. Court of Sandusky Ohio a leading national Elk.
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Fort Wayne
Sophia Kopp Anniversary Celebrated by Friends
Many friends of Mrs. Sophia Kopp, a venerable pioneer of St. Joe township, gathered for an enjoyable anniversary observance. The event highlighted her longtime service and community spirit.
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Sophia Kopp
St. Joe Township
Northern Indiana Notes Report Odd Local Tales
Mixed telephone trouble in South Bend. Elkhart engineer Thomas L. Boyd dies suddenly after a day’s work. Northern Indiana businessmen unite against theft. Auburn man Frank Albright accused of cutting orchard trees allegedly loses balance. Huntington farmer William Carroll fatally crushed by a hay-baler and engine. A LaGrange farmer loses steers to mad-sted. Miss Jennie Walters of Elkhart County dies after accidentally killing herself while shooting. Mennonites plan Idaho settlement. 23 depart for Nampha with more to follow. Norris abandons wife. she bears twins who die. she dies soon after. Elkhart councilman J. J. Shaw surviving sewer gas adventure ends dispute. Thorncreek calf at Reuben Bair’s farm sports black wool, drawing neighbors.
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Thomas L. Boyd
Elkhart
Lake Shore Railway
Goshen
Indiana
Frank Albright
Auburn
Andrew Boyd
William Carroll
Huntington County
Lagrange County
Jennie Walters
Elkhart County
William Deahl
Idaho
Nampha
Norris
Milford
J. J. Shaw
Columbia City’ Post
Reuben Bair
Thorncreek
Reub
Fort Wayne High School Feels Robbed in Auburn Game
Fort Wayne High School football claims bias in a Saturday match at Auburn grounds. They allege unfair officiating led to only one Auburn touchdown in the first half and point to a trip on Evans, a late steal by an Auburn player, and a kicked Hopkins as evidence of improper calls. The team expects Auburn to visit again, promising fair play.
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Fort Wayne
Auburn
Evans
Barrows
Hopkins
Mr and Mrs John White Return From New York City Visit
Mr and Mrs John White returned Sunday from a visit in New York City.
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John White
New York City
Kentucky election claims clash as Goebel and Taylor tout wins
In Kentucky both sides claim victory from November elections. Goebel says the Democratic state ticket is elected by at least 7000 with a Democratic majority in both legislative chambers. Taylor lauds restoring civil liberty despite disfranchisement of 25000 voters and pledges to uphold the trust placed in him.
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Louisville
the Times
Covington
General Assembly
William Goebel
Kentucky
W. S. Taylor
Mystery Man Named Frank Robbins Detained After Paycheck Found
A well dressed man with a paycheck addressed to Frank Robbins was detained, while identifying details about him remained undisclosed. The incident centers on the unexpected paycheck found in his possession.
Walthour Sets World Pace Records For Five Ten And Fifteen Miles
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta broke the world professional paced bicycle record at the Panama track in Jacksonville. He clocked five miles in 9 minutes 6 seconds, second five miles in 8 minutes 7 3 5 seconds making ten miles in 17 minutes 13 3 5 seconds, and fifteen miles in 26 minutes 49 3 5 seconds. Eaton was runner up in the five mile effort.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Panama Track
Eaton
Reading the Book of the Law at Ezra's Call to Worship
The lesson reports Israel gathering under Ezra to hear the law, with priests explaining the law as a united people listen from morning to night. The crowd stands, worships, and responds with reverence, joy, and repentance, guided by the Spirit and feasts observed in Nehemiah’s account.
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Ezra
Israel
Nehemiah
Tabernacles
Adil
Tyerse
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pte
Joshua
Jong
Mera
Salaten
Ohniv
Jericho
Mer Wilkinson
Ross Rodabaugh Suffering From Severe Blood Poisoning
Ross Rodabaugh of 28 Grant Avenue is confined to his home with a severe case of blood poisoning. He works in the bottling department at the Berghoff brewery and cut his left hand on a broken bottle last Tuesday. The injury seemed minor at first but developed into a serious condition.
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Ross Rodabaugh
Grant Avenue
Mgr. Rodabaugh
Berghoff Brewery
Taylor Leads Kentucky With Big State Plurality
With 11 counties incomplete and 97 as base, Taylor's statewide plurality stands near 6,700, with Republicans predicting up to 15,000 as missing counties, while Louisville precincts show Goebel 15,606 Brown 2,749 and Taylor 18,860 for a 3,254 Taylor edge in the city.
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Louisville
Taylor
Goebel
Brown
Civil Terms Shape Anglo German Ties Says London Press
London papers say Emperor William’s visit signals improved relations among Germany Britain and the United States. They argue business motives drive a civil approach among the three powers with no guarantees of military alliance.
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London
William
England
Germany
Great Britain
United States
St. James
Washington
Goebel Narrowly Leads in Kentucky Returns
Western Union bulletin from Cincinnati reports 110 of 119 Kentucky counties in. Goebel Democrat leads with 124,912 votes to Taylor’s 123,738 and Brown’s 7,680. With 36 counties in and 74 partial, Goebel’s statewide plurality edges 1,174. Taylor’s final margin likely 2,000 to 3,000.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Union
Kentucky
Goebel
Taylor
Brown
Taylor Holds Lead In Kentucky Returns
Louisville reports at 1 p m indicate Taylor ahead by 8 000 to 10 000 in unofficial mountain county totals with two thirds of counties reported. Republican chairman Long says results should rise as more counties report and asserts fraud prevention measures are in place.
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Louisville
Taylor
Long
Republican Committee
Blackburn Confident On Kentucky Election Victory
Frankfort, Ky. Nov 8 Chairman Blackburn of the Democratic state campaign committee said Goebel is elected by a 3000 to 4000 majority based on the returns. He predicted the Democratic Legislature with a durable joint ballot majority of at least twenty and noted a potential increase if a contest is filed.
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Frankfort
Blackburn
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Unknown man killed at depot yards death by railway accident
An unidentified man died after leaping from a passenger train at the Chicago Great Western depot yards in Kansas City Missouri. His feet became caught on the frog of the next coach, tearing his legs from the hips. he survived about fifteen minutes in severe agony. He was identified only as Ward in earlier reports.
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Kansas City
Chicago Great Western Railway
Gay Aime
Ward
Doctor Morrison Dies From Robbery Beating in Baltimore
Dr James M Morrison aged physician dies from injuries after being robbed and beaten at his home on November 2 in Baltimore Two assailants stole nearly 1200 in cash and valuables John Schmeltzing who aided him home from a resort is jailed on bail He served in Civil War with the Seventh and Twenty eighth Pennsylvania regiments and later joined the regular army as a surgeon.
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Baltimore
James M. Morrison
John Schmeltzing
Dr. Morrison
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court Grants Fortnight Recess
Chief Justice Fuller announced a two week recess starting next Monday. The court advanced Knowlton versus Moore and High versus Coyne to December 4 to hear the inheritance tax law constitutional questions. Knowlton arose in Brooklyn and High in Chicago.
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Washington
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Knowlton Vs. Moore
High
Plainman Henry Inman Dies At Topeka
Topeka Kas November 13 Colonel Henry Inman author and ex plainsman associated with Buffalo Bill Cody died today at the age of sixty two. J L Long recovered his supposed stolen horse Monday evening after it was driven into the country by a man named Noble who had ordered a rig left where found. He supposed it was one of Mat Momper s livery outfits until he returned to the barn in the evening. Ask for UNCLE SAM Stamps.
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Topeka Kas
Henry Inman
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
J. L. Long
Noble
Avery Rig
Mat Momper
Constable Ford Arrests McManning for Assault
Constable Ford went to Lee to arrest a man named McManning on charges of assault and battery against William Case. The alleged attack occurred several weeks ago.
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Ford
Lee
McManning
William Case
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