Kruger Presses No Surrender At Marseilles Welcome
The text reports Kruger’s Marseilles reception and his vow that Boers will be free or die. A massive crowd cheered while police restrained anti British outbursts. He denounced Britain’s conduct, praised Boer independence, and urged unwavering resistance amid “barbarism” by foes.
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France
Kruger
Vive Kruger
Vive Les Boer
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Wherry
England
Jameson
Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Herriott to Quit Office Amid Titus Amendment Doubt
Des Moines reports state Treasurer John Herriott will resign on January 1 1901 and turn over state funds to the treasurer elect G B Gilbertson. He will resign sooner if the Titus amendment decision is not yet settled by the supreme court.
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Titus
Gilbertson
Supreme Court
Bondamen
Aguinaldo Wounded in Hong Kong Junta to Brace Deportation
United States consul in Hong Kong reports the Filipino junta met on November 15 and chose to risk deportation rather than leave. Aguinaldo is alive but said wounded by a stomach gunshot. The junta plans another arms shipment in a launch likely flying the German flag, led by Colonel Julio del Pilar. Heyes and Garcia hold a large stock of war materiel at Macao.
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R. Wildman
United States
Aguinaldo
Julio del Pilar
Heyes and
Garcia
Macao
Rich haul alleged in Malvern expressjob case
Hot Springs reports indicate robbers of the Iron Mountain express near Malvern secured a large sum of money. A Hot Springs man telephoned Malvern to urge opening the car safe for a $15,000 shipment, but the Malvern agent refused. The safe was blown open and its contents taken. the robbers remain at large.
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Malvern
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Division of the Dubuque diocese set for Sioux City see
Archbishop Keane has received a papal encyclical ordering a division of the Dubuque diocese with a new see at Sioux City. The bishop’s council and suffragan bishops meet next week to choose candidates. likely leaders include Bishop Meehan of Cheyenne and Father Heer of Dyersville. Fort Dodge may join the new diocese as the division is decided. Oppose championship game in Iowa City as Minnesota awaits, says University of Iowa President MacLean.
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Cornell
Meehan
Cheyenne
Father Heer
Dyersville
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
University of Iown
MacLean
Minnesota
Sud
Telegraphic Briefs from Various U S Locales
A digest of brief items reports a Darmstadt house collapse burying workers with 12 dead. Buffalo hosts the next dairy and food departments convention. ICC session ends in Chicago and heads to Washington. Keating of Bradford shoots wife then commits suicide. both die. United Steamship starts Copenhagen to Boston service amid promising Danish trade. Norway enacts conditional parole after two thirds served. Louisville line known as Air Line sold to Southern at Huntington for 4 080 000. LaGrange Tennessee pleads for aid as districts face ruin and destitution. McClellan transport from Porto Rico to New York with artillery and infantry units departs. Maurice Brennan among three dynamiters sentenced to ten years.
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National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments
Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Washington
John J. Keating
Bradford
United Steamship Company
Copenhagen
Boston
Norway
Louisville
Evansville
McClellan
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
Fifth Artillery
Eleventh Infantry
Maurice Brennan
St. Louis ‘Transit Company
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