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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1901

Page

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Fall of Colon Liberals Attack on City

Panamanian liberals launch a rapid assault on Colon after detaching 160 troops from Chorrera under Gen. Patino. The attack sacks the town in under three hours, seizing the jail and city hall, with several officials killed or wounded. U S Marines land at Colon for protection as government and liberal forces clash along the isthmus.

Colon Colombia Alban Patino Col Frederico Barrera Criminal Court Benor Muskua Department of the Interior Guardia Senor Paredes General Pinzon Carthagena Panama Chorrea United States Machias McCrea Shaler Col. Barrera Herrera Neas Alba Cherrera Pungioa Pavar Wey Lberal Jnsurgens Egveridient Revere Pinty & Alban

WCTU Concludes 28th National Convention in Fort Worth

The closing session of the twenty-eighth national convention of the W. C. T. U. in Fort Worth, Texas, drew record attendance and funds. Delegates adopted a denunciation of Sunday open saloons and urged strict enforcement of New York’s Sunday closing law and abolition of the Raines law hotel. Official figures cite about 300,000 total members, 160,000 paid, 293 delegates, and Portland Maine as the largest local union with 265 members.

Fort Worth Tex New York City New York State Raines Law Hotel Portland

Rumor That Queen Draya Shot At In Belgrade

An unconfirmed Vienna report claims Queen Draya was shot at in Belgrade streets. The Neue Freie Presse and other Vienna papers publish the rumor, awaiting verification.

Vienna Draya Belgrade Neue Freie Presse

Frightful Wreck Kills Seven on Santa Fe Trains

A fatal Santa Fe wreck near Franconia Ty California at 5 15 am killed seven trainmen and injured 14 others as two east and westbound Limited trains collided at full speed. Three engines were crushed and a post collision explosion started fires destroying dining cars. Listed dead include engineer P M Filigott fireman F D Goldsmith and others with three bodies missing. Orders disregarded cited as cause.

Sos Angeles Cal Santa Fe Franconia A. Ty Needles P. M. Filigott F. D. Goldsmith F.F. Earnhardt Barber Walter Coverage W. JL. Case A. H. Armitage Sam Brown Walter Case Armitage Irain No. 4

Rumors Sweep Belgrade Over Queen Draga Crisis

Reports from Belgrade discuss a serious crisis linked to Queen Draga's fate and King Alexander, with rumors of assassination or self-harm denied by other sources. The unrest ties to Servia's long simmering tensions, notably financial strains and royal succession disputes affecting the army and populace.

Ous Draga Alexander Belgrade Servis Belef Servia Obrenovitch Milan Drapa Licur Lunjevitza

Mathis surrenders in Mississippi double murder case

Will Mathis, charged with killing two deputy marshals named Montgomery, turned himself in at a Dallas Mississippi justice of the peace after a bloodhound pursuit. He, with his father-in-law Mat Owens, is linked to a broader plot that included robbing bodies and burning the scene. George Jackson, brother of Bill Jackson, is jailed in Oxford, while Orlando Laster confessed to the coroner's jury details of the crime.

Oxford Miss Will Mathis Montgomery Dallas Here Mathis George Jackson Bill Jackson Orlando Laster Mat Owens Mia

Doomed Smuggler-Union Mine Fire Claims Twenty-Two Lives

Telluride Colorado reports the worst metallic mine disaster in state history after a fire at the Hul lion tunnel mouth fills the mine with deadly gas and smoke. About 200 on day shift escaped. 22 bodies recovered by 8:30 p.m.. engineer Hugh J. O'Neill found alive but not expected to recover. a full death toll list unavailable.

Telluride Col Colorado Hullion Hugh J. O'Neill

Pay Gap Between Writers and Artists Sparks Debate

A Philadelphia Record-quoted complaint highlights unequal pay in the writing and illustration trades. An NY comics artist earns 50 to 65 dollars in two hours, while a newspaper illustrator nets 50 a week plus extra magazine income. Writers report far lower returns, with per-word pay and short stories yielding modest sums, versus illustrators who can earn 75 to 100 dollars for a single image produced in two days.

Philadelphia Record New York Blank

Bulgarians portrayed as equals in modern Eastern Europe

A composite item discusses Bulgarians as civilized Christians aiding American missions and training at Hubert College in Constantinople, noting positive relations with the United States and dismissing disparaging US press views. It then briefly reports West Point’s 24 to 9 football victory over the University of Pennsylvania, describing the loss as one of Penn’s worst.

Europe Boston Transcript Bulgaria Hubert College Constantinople Miss Stone West Point Pennsylvania West Point Military Academy Uluss Bownie Jucy Sila i

Sofia Denies Bad Faith Over Miss Stone Release

The foreign office in Sofia refutes abroad claims of bad faith on Miss Stone’s release and states it would act on USA diplomat Mr. Dickinson’s suggestions. It recounts surrounding Gratchowo and a later search, notes Turkish territory blocked actions, and cites a six day ransom ultimatum of £12,000.

Sofia Foreign Office Miss Stone Dickinson United States Gratchowo Veverpa Posta London Daily Telegraph

Three Camps Destroyed in Samar Assault

Manila dispatch reports Maj. L W T Waller with US Marines struck the rebel stronghold at Soroton near Basey on Samar November 7 destroying three insurgent camps and capturing 40 bamboo cannons. Marines scaled 200 foot cliffs barefoot over bamboo ladders, faced hidden pits and poisoned spears. 30 insurgents killed, few wounds on Marines. Waller commends Captains Porter and Bearss and the Marine contingent for brilliant conduct. Aguinaldo seeks permission to address Congress with eight companions, four prisoners from Guam and Manila figures. Rear Admiral Rodgers congratulates the action.

Manila L. W. T. Waller Marine Corps Rodgers Soroton Basey Samar Maj. Waller David D. Porter Siram I. Bearss Mavinea Maj Waller Aguinaldo Gen. Chaffee Philippines Guam

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