Qulry That Vexes Kentuckians and Move to Frankfort
In Lexington and Frankfort Kentucky the political fight over Governor Bradley and Goebel intensifies. Taylor gains votes in Nelson county after a misprint affected returns. Harlan county residents pledge to support Taylor to inaugurate him, while Utah reformers are urged to leave Utah alone.
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Roberts Defends His Utah Seat Amid Polygamy Fight
New York reports Representative elect Roberts of Utah defends his stance against polygamy charges. He asserts no plural marriages have occurred since statehood, rejects Congress punishing polygamy, and cautions against using the House as a police court. He appeals to defend constitutional limits and questions attacks from opponents in New York.
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Washington
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Morgan Johnston Open Alabama Senate Campaign Debate
Athens Alabama November 20 United States Senator John Morgan and Governor Joseph Johnston opened a spirited campaign in Alabama politics Johnston challenged Morgan to join him in all campaign appointments and Morgan accepted The exchange centered on Morgan defection from Bryan and expansion policy Johnston opposed taking noncontiguous territory Morgan denied defection from Bryan and urged limiting black voter access in negro voting districts
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Roberts Case Dominates Utah Democratic Meeting
The Democratic state committee in Salt Lake on Saturday debated the Roberts case. Chair Moyle urged counter petitions to seat Roberts, while Gentile members opposed, noting they backed him to clear up charges. Roberts was arraigned for bad faith and accused of dragging the party into disarray before the issue was dropped.
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Democratic Party
Sulzer Seeks Democratic House Leader Position
Chicago report cites Representative Willian Sulzer of New York in Chicago for a meeting of the national Democratic committee executive group. He states he is a candidate for Democratic leadership of the next House, believing his selection would strengthen the party in the East and help win New York and New Jersey in the next presidential race. He says he remains loyal to the Chicago platform.
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Willian Sulzer
New York
Chiorgo
National Democratic Committee
House of Representatives
New Jersey
Bubonic Plague Landfall On Steamer Arriving New York
The J W Saylor from Santos, Brazil brought captain and cook ill with suspected bubonic plague. Ship disinfected with cargo unloaded later. Patients at Swinburne island, crew at Hoffman island for ten days. Dr Witzpatrick tests cultures. cargo discharge decision pending. one doctor urges burning the vessel.
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Santos
Brazil
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Hoffman Island
James W. Wadsworth
Witzpatrick
Horrible crime at St Louis midwife facing multiple charges
Circuit Attorney Eggers reveals indictments against Hennett Bamberger arrested at 919 Chouteau Avenue. charges include murder in the first degree, three counts of first degree manslaughter, and another in the second degree. alleged deaths of eight girls and an infant disposal with extreme cruelty described, including drowning infants and burning remains.
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Chouteat Avenue
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Tuls
Occupation advances as American forces reach Bayombong
Dispatches from Manila report General MacArthur near Dagupan and Gerona, with troops moving by rail and road. Bayombong is claimed occupied by likely General Young’s brigade. Insurgents flee or resist as Spaniards and locals react to a new political atmosphere. Scouts clash with insurgents near Gerona, capturing engines and cars.
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Dagupan
General MacArthur
General Wheaton
Aguinaldo Hard Pressed By American Advance In Panique
Reports from the Philippines describe General MacArthur’s troops arriving from Gerona and advancing toward Bayombong. Rail lines are intact, refugees flood Pamique, and insurgents retreat as American control widens. Major Joneson notes Filipino disaffection with insurgents and support for the Americans. A transport train at Monacada is halted by wrecked locomotives and burned depots, with plans to repair and continue north. Two hundred rebels captured near Donnell, one Filipino killed, no American casualties.
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Punique
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Miata
Shamrock Reaches The Clyde After Atlantic Run
London reports the Shamrock arrived in the Clyde at midnight Saturday after departing New York on November 2.
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The
Shamrock
New York
Clyded
Six Die in Railroad Wreck Near Sioux Falls
Six men killed and four injured in a derailment on the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line near Humboldt twenty miles west of Sioux Falls. A hand car collided with a caboose causing the derailment. Italians aboard the hand car fled as casualties occurred. Brook Coberman, an American, was among the dead. Roving Italian workers allegedly threatened the crew after the wreck.
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Trumboldt
Humboldt
Brook Coberman
Temperance Union Meets President McKinley Over Hawaii Prohibition
Mrs. Margaret Dyells of the National Woman's Temperance Union met President McKinley after presenting a memorial calling for prohibition of liquor opium and gaming in Hawaii. A petition from Hawaiians with substantial monetary interests urged action. The president advised consultations with Senators Morgan and Cullom and deemed the moment opportune.
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National Womin's Temperance Union
Margaret Dyells
McKinley
Ellis
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Elawaiian Islands
Morgan and Cullom
Hawaii
Hillmon verdict ends sixth trial in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on November 20 the sixth trial ended with a verdict for Mrs. Smith widow of Hillmon awarding 33102 in insurance. The case will go to the supreme court as insurers challenge the body’s identity amid Hillmon’s 1879 disappearance. Evangelical Moody arrives home in East Northfield after heart trouble. doctors report improved condition and no valvular heart disease.
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East Northfield
Mass
Dwight L. Moody
Skansas
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Well Known Clergyman Dr James Bruner Dies
Washington death notices report Rev Dr James I Bruner a Presbyterian clergyman and physician aged 77 born Vincennes Indiana died here. Also obituary for Dr D Webster Prentiss physician and naturalist age 56, longtime Washington resident.
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James I’. Bruner
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Vincennes
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D. Webster Prentiss
Deroulede Silenced in Paris Trial Harangue
Paris on November 20 reports Deroulede sentenced to three months in prison after trying to deliver a hostile harangue in court against President Loubet during his conspiracy trial.
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Deroulede
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Loubet
Agreed Jeffries Corbett bout set for next June
Summary of varied news notes: boxing bout agreed for next June between Jeffries and Corbett. U.S. Charleston reef incident hoped to be saved. General Maximo Gomez to Havana for birthday. piano maker George H. Chickering dies in Milton. Sir William Dawson dies. Methodist church Philippines fund set at 2 dollars. Northern Glass Works Milwaukee burns. 500 workers idle. Indianapolis monetary convention meeting. Senator Christon Nebraska marries Lola Purman and starts southern wedding trip. Raymond Elliott dies in Cheyenne shot accident. government bond purchases under Gage reach a high. Terry McGovern defeats two boxers at Tatter salls Chicago. German Agrarian papers note 27 400 increase in U S horse imports.
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Mecill College
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Methodist Missionary Committee
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Hi. VE. Anna
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Cluiston
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Lola Purman
Raymond Elliott
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gage
Sbullut GU
Terry McGovern
Churchill Safe After Pretoria Armored Train Attack Report
From Lourenco Marques to Pretoria Nov 19 to 20 a dispatch details fifty six British prisoners including Dublins Fusiliers and bluejackets arriving safely. Churchill wounded in the hand was moved to Model school as others sent to the race course. Boer claim two British killed and ten wounded. Estcourt action described with naval gunfire driving Boer forces back. Times of Natal notes fighting near Ladysmith on Nov 9 with Boer losses around 800 and the Tugela bridge blown near Colenso.
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Royal Dub Hin Fusiliers
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Natal
Times of Natal
Ladysmith
Tugela River
Fiery meteors over Birmingham stage eerie spectacle
A tri century meteoric disturbance was seen last night in Birmingham as up to ten nebulae like comets appeared overhead between midnight and 0:00. The central mass stretched about three feet long and six inches wide, glowing red then fading, with visible movement while the sky remained overcast elsewhere.
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Ala
Des Moines Rapids canal to close at 4 p m tomorrow
Major M Meigs in charge announces the Des Moines Rapids canal will be closed to navigation at 4 o'clock tomorrow. The notice comes from Wyeoknk In on November 20.
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Wyeoknk
M. Meigs
Des Moines Rapids Canal
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