Four Pao ling fu officials executed for crime
Reports from Peking Nov 3 reveal four leading Pao ling fu officials executed by Allied tribunal including Ting Yang acting viceroy of Pe Chi Li and Gen Kuxi Hing. Empress dowager death rumors circulate but lack verification.
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Peking
Vng Sianghui
Pao-ling-fu
Ting Yang
Pe Chi-Li
Kuxi Hing
Theibunal
Downer
Chimere
London
Tientsin
Kun-An-Hsien
Boers Defeated Near Bothaville in Nov Battle
Disjointed dispatches report heavy fighting beginning November 6 resulting in Boer losses of 4 000, 90 wounded and 100 prisoners, seven captured sons, with British casualties including three officers and four men killed. Nearby actions drove Boers east of the Komatiiver as Sir Redvers Buller arrived at Port Elizabeth and was greeted by crowds.
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Hothaville
Lont
London
Lori Roberts
Johannesburg
Bothaville
le Gallais
Knux Teen
Dea Wet
Steyn
Fefl
la Galais
Breyn
de Villiers
Tord Roberts
Swill-Dorrien
Damantha
Southampton
Rulvere Bulla
Donvegan
Capetown
Lavi Wolseley
Theyeloth
Benguet
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed in Minnesota Observed
Tas ai Wie issues proclamation designating Thursday, November 29 as a day of public Thanksgiving and praise. He urges Minnesotans to observe it, abstain from distracting work, and make it a day of charitable thoughts and generous deeds toward all. A murder near St Paul, a rancher Nose Creek suspect arrests, and a steam collier City of Vienna sinking with 19 drowned are reported with sparse details.
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Thakawising
Winos
Springfels
Tasai
Minois
Aipéteen Deuywned
Tonilon
City of
Vienna
Swansea
Notterdam
The Chinese Problem and Foreign Negotiations
Reports from Mr. Conger describe progress toward negotiations with China while the U S declines to publish deliberation details to avoid revealing differences to Chinese plenipotentiaries. Ti Hung Chang warns of futile hopes for settlement and China may mobilize 14,000 troops in Sichuan. Russia may have occupied Chih Li as a winter base, and German letters recount brutal acts by troops in China, including killings in a village.
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Washington
Conger
Peking
China
London
Ti Hung Chang
Shanghai
Daily Express
Yu Msien
Tong Fu Usisng
Hiei
Sze- Chuan
Russia
Chih-Li
Berlin
Secret perished with him in New York explosion
Two bodies were recovered from the Tarrant building ruins. The first was Hamilton Matthews a delver for Tarrant and Co whose remains were mutilated. The second was Benjamin Moorehouse stock clerk and storage book keeper for the firm aged about 41. He had been missing since the explosion day.
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New York
Twvn
Tarrant
Tamilton Matthews
Tarrant & Co
Denejamin Moorehouse
Moorehouse
Montclair
Nid
Monument designs chosen for Maine tragedy and Spanish War dead
Gen James Grant Wilson, head of the site and design committee, selects the top three designs from 43 submissions for the Maine sailors and Spanish-American War dead monument. The finalists include Austin and Hays with Dana Barber, Pivcivitli with IE Vir Buren Magovigie, and George Julian Zolany with Joseph Nenry Freedlander.
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New York
James Grant Wilson
Dusign
Maine
Thase
Austin, Hays
Dana Barber
O. Pivcivitli
IE Vir Buren Magovigie
Architeal
George Julian Zolany
Joseph Nenry Freedlander
Ideas for daily use a wiser woman accepts correction
A compact reflection on how a kiss can soften moods and the importance of accepting correction. It notes that people often blame others for their feelings and that repentance is shown through deeds rather than words.
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Meni
Roman
Wisconsin State News Tales of Gannon and local crimes
Charles B Gannon returned from Tivatsia China after dire experiences with the Boxers and urged Beloit churchgoers on Chinese problems. He later served as a military instructor at Tientsin Imperial School, became a missionary, and blamed imperial government for the Boxer massacres. Deputy Sheriff arrested a man in Phitleville matching the tramp believed to have murdered the Rob family near Freeport last summer. Tom Baker killed by George Connerton after a political row at Bryant.
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Charles B. Gannon
Tivatsia
China
Beloit
United States
Tientsin
Mr. Gammon
Navy
Sherif Shelliam
Phitleville
Rob
Freeport
Robb
Betwreen Monroe
Wis
Jase
Tom Baker
John J. Connelton
Bryant
George Connelton
Baker Baker
Kentucky
Opening of Cuban constitutional convention
cable from Gen Wood reports enthusiastic, harmonious session in Havana with strong pro US sentiment. Delegates sign petitions thanking the president and asking immediate contact with Gen Wood to announce satisfaction with the mission and Cuban independence efforts.
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Havsuc
Wood
V'Elotk
United States
Assembly
Gen. Wood
United States of North America
Washington
War Department
Cuba
Marans
Havana
Washington, D. C
James Eckels Urges Democratic Party Reorganization
James H. Eckels backs a thorough reorganization of the Democratic Party to restore conservatism and deter populist influences. He calls for alliance with eastern Democrats, removal of business-averse factions, and a shift away from silver Republicans and greenbackers to regain national focus and credibility. He urges Democrats to devote time to rebuilding the party across regions.
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James Eckels
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Conservetista
Absanc
House of Refuge
Democrats
North
South
Mason and Dixon
Crop Conditions In Wisconsin Weather Notes And Local News
Weather bureau notes for Wisconsin report no killing frost, corn damaged in exposed areas, early winter wheat rapid growth, potato digging nearly finished. Prominent paper manufacturer Brokaw dies at Kaukauna after illness. UW professor R W Wood awarded London Arts Silver Medal for color photography work. Oshkosh diphtheria outbreaks close schools. Milwaukee lawyer Frederick J. Johnson dies at 52. Rio Columbia County introduces trial free delivery. Janesville clergyman A G Wilson leaves Unitarianism for Congregational faith. Pearls found in upper Mississippi spark camp crowds. 1,000 campers along river. Symeo man wins suit for $38,000. dynamite accident injures Wood County farmer. Taumerson brick plant destroyed by fire. $2,000 loss. Jun 3 postal delivery expanded to 30 square miles. Madison Wisconsin Telephone manager James Quinlan shoots self. injuries serious. Beloit trial for wounding ends in two-year sentence. Morrisville area adds rural delivery. Racine man dies at 83. Green Bay footballer injured.
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Washington Weather Bureau
Deto
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Drederick J. Johnson
Milwaukee
Johnson
Rio
Columbia County
A. G. Wilson
Janesville
Congregational
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
Frank Soaser
Symeo
Waupaca
Union
John A. Peterson
Wood County
F. Taumerson Company
Brick Manufacturing
Beloit
Waypun
Supreme Court backs Louisiana home product policy
Suwar Trast Defeased reports the U S Supreme Court upholding a lower court ruling in American Sugar Refining Co v Louisiana. The decision bars general license taxes on refiners who produce own products, affirming policy favoring home industries. Steamship St Paul Damaged in New York port after late arrival. repairs cost several hundred thousand dollars. May Rebuild the Jetties at Galveston proposed. jetty repair and fortification work estimated at about 2.5 million dollars.
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Washington
Feders Preme Court
American Sugar Refining Company
Lowisiana
Supreme Court of
Louisiaua
Louisiana
St. Paul
New York
Oae Steduship
American Line
Roberts
Linn shoots at Shafer family. wife dies in Ohio town
W J Linn went to Joseph Shafer's home ten miles west of Lacon Al on Monday morning and fatally shot Mrs Shafer. He also fired at Mr Shafer but missed. Shafer, a farmer, had recently reconciled with Linn’s wife after she eloped a month earlier.
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Farwers
Lacon
W. J. Linn
Joseph Shafer
Ring fighter dies after concussion at hospital
Michael Gold known as Kid O'Brien was knocked down in a Detroit ring by Beenard Uar during a bout at the Athletic Club. He died at St. Mi hospital early Wednesday from brain concussion, unable to regain consciousness. Carroll is under arrest at police headquarters.
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Michael Gold
Beenard Uar- Detroit
Kid” O'Brien
Yall
Athletic Club
St. Mi Pital
Carroll
Bay City Chronicle Editor Falls to Stair, Dies at Library
Bay City Michigan November 7 editor Frank Mee Phillips fell from a library stair banister at midnight and died about ten minutes later. Phillips, once a printer in Georgetown Kentucky, was a well known figure in Michigan newspaper circles. A separate report notes Norton burned to death in the Sadieville prison after an arrest on drunkenness charges. Election Day violence in Denver reports one dead, one critically wounded amid a shooting at a polling place. In Tennessee a county quarrel over politics ends with two young men shot and killed.
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Bay City
Mich
Frank Mee Phillips
City
Lribune
Eluli
Phillips
Michigan Newspper
Georgetown
Kya
Imaies al Norton
Youteey
Sadieville
Ebs
Anti Imperialism Debate Shapes McKinley Era Policy
Edin Burritt Smith leads the anti imperialist bloc in the West and denounces the Philippines policy. He warns lawmakers that the anti imperialist stance will persist and insists on constitutional liberty against expansion. Gen. Black criticizes Democrats for aiding imperial aims and urges adherence to unionist traditions and historic expansion policies.
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Edin Burritt Smith
Weat
McKinley
Philippines
McKinney
United States
Congress
Republican Party
John C. Black
Monroe
Jefferson
Polk
Jackson
Law Party
Repubite
Press Comments on McKinley Victory Across Papers
The selection of editorials condemns imperialism and praises American principles while warning of a money power influence. Articles from Boston Traveler Boston Post Omaha World-Herald Baltimore News Philadelphia Inquirer St Louis Republic Post-Dispatch Indianapolis Star Chicago American weigh the electoral outcome and Democratic split, urging vigilance against future policies and the persistence of republican ideals.
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Boston ‘Traveler
McKipley
Philadelphia
United States
St. Louis
St. Louis Republic
Mr. Bryan
Morse
McKinley
Merey
Bryswu
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mey
Boston Globe
Bryan
Inonopoly
Nebraakan
Prile Mennat
N. O. Times
Democrat
Thomas Tefferson
Gryan
Hryan
William Mee Rukey
Tryan
Tefont
Hearst
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Xow
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Janes
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A. Carson
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Li Mong Chang
Saveens
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Carduce
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Austin
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Gaedner
Wisconsin State News
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Fond du Ese
Stevens Point
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Railbvay Company
North Fond du Tac
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Eckels
Eervellum
Glyven
Society of Arts of London
R. W. Wood
Physics Department
University of Wisconsin
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Morrissille
Dane County
Jetker
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Cody
Anthony Kraupa
Galveston
Board of Army Engineers
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