Reports progress in settling differences among allies
Washington November 6 minister conger’s advices show progress by the ministerial corps in peking toward a basis for negotiations with the Chinese government for a final settlement. The ministers have ruled on punishments and other points for the negotiations. The Russian minister is participating and no direct talks with China have begun.
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Washington
Conger
State Department
Peking
Filipino insurgents lure Amearivara forces in Luzon clashes
Last week saw scattered active scouting with insurgents failing to crush a garrison. Lt Wilson and Davity of the Forty-fifth Volunteer Infantry destroyed rice stores, four granaries and four barracks near Bato. Captain Atkinson and 34 men of the Thirty-seventh Volunteer Infantry attacked 190 insurgents under Colonel Valencia, recovering two American prisoners and seizing ammo and supplies. A native orchestra drew U S troops from quarters near Dagupan as insurgents attacked the rear, killing two and wounding three. Senor Buencamino, representing ex insurgents in Manila, asked Judge Taft to relay loyalty to Washington amid rising election fever. Lord Roberts reports eight fights among Boers around Nov. 2 as Kitchener surprises laager at Ateenkampberg and moves toward Redkranz. British unable to pursue. Boer losses in Oct 25 fight cited at 140 killed or missing.
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Amearivara
Maula
Navy
Wilson
Davity
Forty-fifth Volunteer Infantry
Bato
Atkinson
Thirty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
Valencia
United States
Dagupan
Senor Buencamino
Manila
Taft
Washington
London
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Kitchener
Sehoeman
Laager
Ateenkampberg
Schalk-Berger
Redkranz
Bowers
Barton Oet
Kitchener Left In Command As Roberts Fails Ill
London dispatches report Lord Roberts has taken his sick daughter to Johannesburg, leaving Lord Kitchener in command with expectant duties ahead. General Dewet rumored near Frankfort in Orange River Colony as Boer harassment continues. In Peking envoys meet and agree on major points while minor disagreements are tabled for later. A political row in Butte, Montana left several injured including Michael Torpy with severe injuries.
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London
Lord Roberts
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Lord Kitchener
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Frankfort
Orange River Colony
Butte
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Michael
Torpy
Nome Beach Worked Out Tonee Rich Bat Requires Capital
Washington reports General Randall of the Department of Alaska says Nome beach gold diggings are practically worked out for the year though the area remains rich with potential. Large capital and experienced personnel are needed to develop unprospected country. Sickness and mortality from Cape York to Yukon River threaten the native population. relief efforts proceed with the tug Meteor and revenue cutter Bear aiding Nome and Fort St Michael.
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Washington
Kandall
Department of Alaska
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Cape York
Topak
Golflu Bay
Yukon River
T. H. Jarvis
United States Revenue Service
Randell
Meteor
Bear
Fort St. Michael
No Trouble At Lyons Unveiling of Carnot Monument
Nov. 5 Lyons reports a peaceful unveiling ceremony for the monument to the late President Carnot. President Loubet received hearty acclamation at the luncheon hosted by the chamber of commerce. Socialist groups posted protest bills but failed to mount an organized demonstration, cries of social revolution mixed with clerical denunciations, police dispersed a few groups.
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Loubet
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Socialist Committee
Chamber of Commercce
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Vive la Sociale Revolution
Fight American Church Struggles With Berlin Authorities
In Berlin Rev Dr Dickie, pastor of the American church, after securing building permits for a new church within Charlottenburg limits, faces renewed hurdles from local authorities and courts causing delays and expense. The American colony questions the stance against foreign church construction. Dowie Elders Mobbed at Mansfield
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Berlin
Carlottenburg
Charlottenburg Hmits
Charlottenburg
Confessed Murder Plot Tied to Rice Estate in New York
Charles F Jones, valet, and lawyer Albert T Patrick were arrested over the William Marsh Rice case. Jones reportedly attempted suicide in jail with a penknife and confessed that Patrick and he murdered Rice and stole estate papers. He described an internal poisoning and chloroform towel as methods, with will and forged checks central to the alleged crime.
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William Marsh Rice
Madison Avenue
Albert T. Patrick
Mr. Rice
Patrick
Rice
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Rise
Four Held for Murder in Passaic County Indictments
Grand jury indicts Walter McAlister Alexander Campbell William Death and George Kerr for murder and criminal assault linked to the death of Jennie Bosschieter at a Paterson factory. McAlister’s son Walter is jailed for another murder case. the mill he started to aid him has shut down and workers were paid off.
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Kerr
Campbell
Death
New York
Passlac County
New Jersey
Walter McAlister
Alexander Campbell
William Death
George Kerr
Mallister
Jennie Bosschieter
Paterson
Walter
Jennie Woaschieter
James McAllister
McAllister
Rich Man and Lazarus Theme in Moral Stewardship
The sermon on Luke 16 presents the rich man and Lazarus to stress prudent use of present gifts and faithfulness to God. It argues that faithfulness to Moses and the prophets, repentance, and fruit unto life eternal matter more than wealth, with a view of life after death and the certainty of judgment.
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MT. Stearna
American Press Association
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Adamn
Heaven
Hell
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Valera
Adam
Eve
Abel
Isanu
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