McKinley Friendship Rhetoric Highlighted at London Banquet
London November 9 Lord Salisbury addressed a banquet with US diplomat Choate present. He and Mr McKinley were praised for strengthening Anglo American ties and avoiding disturbances in their relations. The speech touched on war, China, and empire while noting military costs and personal bereavements.
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London
Lord Salisbury
United States
Amer Badwedor Choate
Mr. Choate
Hal Ring
Moe Apein
Salisbury
Choate
Chvate
Chéate
Sullevary
Change
Tong
Balapury
McKinley
Great Britain
Salinbury
Christian Victor
Lord Roberts Nouht
Kruger
Cina
War Office
So Dolor
China
Chi Na
Salis
Weather Outlook for Wastington and Surroundings
Eastern Texan rain Saturday except fair northwest portion with warmer temps in the north. Sunday fair with fresh northeasterly winds. Oklahoma and Indian Territory: fair and warmer Saturday. Sunday colder with southerly winds turning northerly by Saturday morning.
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Northerm Mission
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Weather button event ends with stallion riders canceled
A garbled report notes an event at 8 p.m. yesterday involving weather buttons and stallions. The text remains unclear about location or outcome but references a time and activity with horses and weather-related wording.
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United States
Meridian
Contested Kentucky Electoral Vote Prompts Legal Challenge
Lowlaville leaders push to contest Kentucky electoral votes citing alleged uncounted ballots and irregularities. Chairman Leene Combs vows to pursue state electoral results, naming candidates in the Third Ninth and Tenth districts as favored by suspected miscount.
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Lowlaville
A. Nove
Leene Combs
Acd
Coibaball
Roy
Kentucky
Combs
Moge
Rhea
N. T. Hopkins
J. B. White
Hamuel J. Pugh
J. M. Kehoe
Sieth
Philippine Islands Transfer Discussion Delayed by Senate
Washington officials say the cession of the islands of Cibun and Caga yen must be retitled by the senate and deny discussing the transfer once referred by the Spanish promiser. Dispatches indicate the plan was arranged months ago, with the executive branch moving to effect it.
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Washington
Isfanda
Cibun
Cagayen
Philippine Archipelago
Senate
United States
State Department
Washington notes and local posts in the 1900 filing
Pensions granted for William J. Spente of Forney, Florie Hendrickson Denton, and Margaret M Anderson Terrell with varied sums. A post office opens at Kacchi Jack County with Samuel J. November postal clerk. Dallas port receipts October 1900 rise to 15204 from 14010 last year, up 2194. Henry T. Faggett of San Antonio named Messenger in the Weather Bureau. Cabinet meeting in Washington excludes Long and Wilson. briefs on Chinese affairs and the Philippines and Porto Rico. Likely Pekin guard retention, Manila troop movements, and renewed campaign against Filipinos. Officials expect to affect Philippine resistance after forthcoming address to Congress.
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William J. Spente
Forney
Hendrickson
Denton
Margaret M Anderson
Terrell
Long
Wilson
Cubs
Philippines
Porto Rico
Moeting
Pekin
Manila
MicArtur
President McKinley replies to Mr Bryan on congratulation
Washington November reports President McKinley responding to Mr Bryan's congratulatory message. The dispatch from Baccalaathye Mansion confirms acknowledgment and extends good wishes to Bryan. Bryan's original note was sent from Lincoln Nebraska and rejected at Canton before McKinley's Washington journey.
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Washington
McKinley
Bryan
Bryan plans to reveal future plans after election results
Lincoln Neb November 1 Mr Bryan says he will soon enlighten the public on his plans or focus on private matters for now. He hinted he may not join Colonel Wetmore on a hunting trip to the Ozarks, citing good health and no need for travel.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Colonel Wetmore
Ozark Mononana
Windy Collapse Leaves NYC Buildings Damaged
A heavy west wind of seventy two miles per hour strikes New York City and Brooklyn causing structural damage and reports of life loss. Many boats in the Hudson are swamped while ferries and mail service are disrupted to and from Shelter Island.
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New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Hudson
Maila
Shelter Island
Boats Bump Fail as Island Ferry Embargo Disrupts Travel
Ferry boats cannot sail from the island to Greenport trapping residents including Shelter Inland workers and local scholars who cross daily. The sloop Gypay with Captain Fordham beached on Shelter Island after striking a rock, tearing a hole in its hull. The sloop Minnie under Captain Colton lost its cover and its anchor, but found a sheltered spot and stayed afloat.
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Greenport
High Ashool
Greensport
Gypay
Captain Fordham
Minnie
Colton
Bandits Blow Open Bank Safe in Barbourville
Four men burst into John A. Bisch's bank in Barbourville Kentucky seizing guard Br. DO ML Albright at pistol point and forcing him to surrender. They blew the vault doors but left about 5000 dollars untouched while other vaults showed damage and a second bank in the Cumberland Valley was also entered with no spoil.
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Barbourville
Br. DO ML Albright
John A. Bisch
Alprigut
Wwe
Cunderland Valley Bank
Witness Testimony in Alvord Bank Embezzlement Case
In New York on November 6 the trial of Gormeliwn L. Alvord Jr., former note teller of First National Bank, continued. Witness John Garcia testified that Alvord altered clearing house sheets near the cage, while Garcia observed from about twenty-five feet away.
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Alvord
New York
Gormeliwn L. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
Gudsy
M. G. Hinnu
Brooklyn
Ake
Hanne Eld
John Ji Garziaen
Note Toler
Tie
Alverd
Mita
Hagva
Killing at Howle Spurs Grudge End in Flames
In Fort Worth Texas November Walker Hargrave of thin county killed Dick Wagner at Bowls near Rack Creek saloon at 7 tonight. Both fired six shooters, nine shots exchanged as Hargrave emerged unharmed. The feud traces back years with Wagner having slain five men and Hargrave seeking revenge.
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Fort Worth
Pexas
Walker Hargrave
Thin County
Dick Wagner
Rack Creek
Hargrove
Wagney
Arlington
Sanumber
Texas Pacific
Bowie
Texans Registered at New York Hotels
A dispatch from New York lists registered Texans by city: Houston H N Kittredge Normandie Dallas Mr and Mrs J C Morrid Nor mandie Forney Mr and Mrs W A George Bartholdi Galveston Mrs H H Hawley Holland San Antonio A Sener Belvidere Texas T Zanderson Herald Square.
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Houston
H. N. Kittredge
Normandie
Dallas
J. C. Morrid
Forney
W. A. George
Bartholdi
Galveston
H. H. Hawley
Holland
San Antonio
A. Sener
Belvidere
Texas
T. Zanderson
Herald Square
Plan Formed by General Passenger Agents Group
November meeting of General Passenger Agents members asks H. E. Townsend of Missouri Pacific to lead a new exclusive committee. Appointees include A. J. Nansen of Boston and Albany C. B. Euaber Canadian Pacific H. J. Week Philadelphia and Reading K. G. Warner Kansas City Southern J. Bustin Burlington C. State Lonteville and Nashville W. R. Callaway of unknown line.
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Geelst
American Association of General
Baye Deep
H. EC. Townsend
Missouri Pacific
Nansen
Boston
Albany
C. B. Euaber
H. J
Philadelphia
Reading
K. G
Warner
Kansas City
Strike settled at Riverside Iron Works resumes operations
Officials of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers announce the settlement of the Riverside Iron Works strike in Pittsburg Virginia. The resumption of both plants will provide employment for 8000 workers across the Riverside Iron Works and related facilities in Beasemer Alabama and the National Tube Cement line.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Riverside Iron Works
National Tube Cement
Beasemer
Ala
Nese Cos, Iron and Railway
Future Of The Party Abandoning Democrats Described
The Picayune reports responses from leading democrats on the party’s future. Morton of Nebraska City favors a Gold Standard Democrats convention to revive reform and unify under conservative leaders. McLonn from Washington warns against dissolving the party and urges steady leadership. Moen of Indianapolis calls for a Northern, honest money faction to restore Democratic credibility.
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New Orleans
Picaybne
Democratic Party
John Ro McLonn
Waehlington
Nas
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska City
Bryan
Theniu
Jackson
Groveland
Oridwas
Dinary
F Moen
Indianapolis
Bentinel
Jouer
Aighan Croker
Democrats
Arya
Hanna and Presidency Talk Quiet on Cabinet Changes
Senator Ifanoa arrived from Cleveland and praised sound money and law and order, saying Nebraska and Kentucky victories show support. He declined to discuss cabinet positions or a 1904 presidential bid, and suggested the Philippine insurrection might evaporate soon, with continuation only if needed by the president.
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New York
Ifanoa
Cleveland
America
Nebraska
Kentucky
Mr Hanna
Philippines
Biloxi Fire Ravages City Leaving Large Losses
A massive blaze swept Biloxi from a saloon near the Louisville and Nashville depot to the beach area destroying upwards of 100 buildings. No lives were reported lost but many poor residents lost possessions. Total losses estimated at 300000 with 125000 insured. numerous named businesses and individuals listed as victims of the fire.
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Biloxda
Louisville and Nashville
T. D. Dullens
Orleans
L. Lopes & Co
Jona Smith
Mrs. Chiapolina
Venous
William Keaneay
L. Lopes
Curanus
J. Neilson
A. Hasting
L. Sayard
Kennedy
Gir Joon
Bullard Hall
de Tremaine
Pengerty
Theobald & Son
W. Schwan & Co
Waverlor Gatexge
Peter Kennedy
Querens
Ocean View Hoteloo
J. W. Maybin
Mes
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