Kruger greeted amid cheering crowds in Marseilles
November 25 report from Marseilles describes Paul Kruger former president of the South African republic entering a hotel to cheers. He defends his people, condemns British conduct as savage, and pledges to fight for freedom as crowds cheer Vive Kruger and his supporters amid a long reception with officials and hundreds present.
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Paul Keager
South Africa Republic
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Tive Salen
Luareid Jaurge
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Madiean Mills
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Abaranerd
Vforschey
Wyatt
Mehinsey
Aldi Fielen
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Megan's
Wut
Sandagai
Devastating Colorado Springs Windstorm Strikes City
Nov 23 Colorado Springs reports a severe windstorm causing extensive property damage across the city. Buildings such as the central bank, High School, Transfer company, and Mining Exchange suffered major losses while windows shattered and streets blocked. Casualty reports vary, with one prominent figure injured and life loss later feared. Denver notes rail lines affected for nearly 100 miles. trains delayed and cars damaged, wind carrying sand and gravel unlike prior storms.
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Wits
Eyie Ch
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Ibling
Antlers Livery Stable
Coloraile Springs ‘Transfer Company
Mining Exchange
Tvid
Cat
Colorado Telephone Company
Hleelthc Power Cmpany
Western Union
Vestat Peleetaple Company
Colorado and Philadelphia Reduction
Balancr
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Trafic
Pueblo
Hiy
Storm toll and ruin sweep several counties
Reports from Memphis and Arkansas detail deaths, injuries, and extensive property damage from a Tuesday storm. Seven killed in Williamson County and 24 total in that region, with Nolensville and Walnut Lake losses. In Mississippi, Ellis family fatalities rise from the town of Tunica, and a missing man near Corinth. Eastern Arkansas counties report multiple fatalities, destroyed homes, and widespread destitution. Ada Ella Shirkes and nine students injured near Vader but expected to recover.
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Mixnaxippi
Pennesnershville
Lenn
Williamson County
Clayan Tireket
Colmbia
Nolensville
Memphis
Tenn
Ellis
Walnut Lake
Tunica County
Miss
Clarence Thomas
Corinth
Tu Grange
Uie
We Hincuck
Une Town
Monroe County
Tite Wok
Ark
Arkansas County
Ella Shirkes
Vader
Meelig
Pring Paluma i Arse
Staligart
Buants
Death of Sir Arthur Sullivan Laments Across England
Sir Arthur Sullivan, famed English composer of Gilbert and Sullivan operas, died of heart failure at his London home after a period of illness. He collapsed while laughing and talking, having recently recovered from a chill in Switzerland. His career includes Pinafore Pirates of Penzance Iolanthe and many oratorios cantatas and hymns.
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Toulon
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Arthur Sullivan
Switzerland
Arthur Seymour Sullivan
London
England
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Cilbert
Brettist
United States
Wikado
Alo
Hth
Sioux City
Trev
G. M. Tourteliot
Presbyterian Church
Thu Grove
War Tax Bill to be Presented to Full Committee
Washington officials report Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee will present the revenue reduction bill to the full committee on December 1 at ten o’clock. Commissioner Wilson testified on the effects of removing certain schedules and revenue impacts. A subcommittee may draft the final measure as progress continues. Democrats are not expected to oppose the proposal vocally, with Republicans anticipating smooth passage.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Ten O'Vlock
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Gage
Plans for ten paper plants in Atlanta region
The Journal reports approval for building ten paper factories to convert tanseed into paper across grades. Robert Thomas, a New York expert, says a corporation with $3,000,000 capital backs the project, with construction starting in about 30 days. Plants will be spread across the cotton belt from Texas to North Carolina.
Died at the Axe of 101 in Philadelphia
Aged widow Mrs. Tamas Flournoy, wife of Gen Flournoy a War of 1812 officer, dies Wednesday night in her home in Philadelphia. Her father Maj. Trading Upwell of Philadelphia, a Revolutionary War veteran, is noted. Swords once worn in Independence Hall are mentioned.
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Tamas Flournoy
Gen. Flournoy
Wis
Trading Upwell
Phiadelphia
Independence Hall
Morsney
Rural Free Delivery Expansion Urged in Postal Report
The annual postal report argues for broad rural free delivery expansion funded by appropriations. It notes rapid growth in routes, current carrier pay, and the goal to extend service across well settled rural communities. It discusses Porto Rico and Hawaii costs, proposed 18 million dollar next-year postmaster pay, and growing money order volume with fee adjustments.
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Washington
Noy M
W. SM
Johnson
Bererat
Postal Administration
Congress
United States
Postal Service
Hays
Star
Mall
Porta Rico
Hawaii
Porto Ric
Allies
Porto Rico
Ily Revelptas
A Prosperous Year for American Shipping Report
Washington reports the Commissioner of Navigation notes 1900’s first half shows U S documented tonnage over 5,000,000 gross tons with 99,988 vessels at 3,104,889 gross tons. The year promises stronger totals and a prosperous outlook for American shipping.
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Washington
Commissioner of Navigation
Chamberlain
United States
Hawaiian race declines while part Hawaiians rise study says
Washington reports by ex-President Sanford H. Dole governor of Hawaii show a steady decrease in pure Hawaiians and a rise in part Hawaiians over decades. Censuses reveal discouraging survival rates and rising real estate ownership among pure Hawaiians, with calls for legal reforms and new commissions to improve education, fisheries, and municipal governance.
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Sanford H. Dole
Haweii
Vaual
Hawaii
Jawatian Islands
Cost Several Lives In Denver And Cincinnati Tragedies
Two fatal wrecks on the Denver & Ste Grande railway Tuesday morning left brakeman Charles Shaw dead and engineer Pat Ryan among the injured. Near Helden another derailment killed a tramp and injured Rod Weaver. a bank in Newport, Kentucky, faced a closure after budget irregularities and a missing bookkeeper noted as Frank M. Brown.
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Denver & Ste Grande Railway
Gray’s
Charles Shaw
Shert Braeswell
Pat Ryan
J. D. Dow
Louis
Helden
Rod. Weaver
Cincinnati
United States Bank
Tucker
German National Bank
Newport
Frank M. Brown
Onether
Brown
Brassen
Bunk
GROWS MORE ACTIVE IN PHILIPPINE CAMPAIGN
Mawila Nov 19 reports rising rebel and American activity across northern and southern Luzon after the rains end. Major engagement near Manila pits Gen Grant with Macabebe and American scouts against 200 insurgents, yielding heavy losses and destruction of stores. American casualties include one officer and one private wounded and a Macabebe killed.
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Grant
Asea
Manila
SA Rifles
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Island
HW. M. Koontz
Kitchen
Corp
Burns
Miniln
Sov
MacArthur Dowden
United States
China
Tholmen
Tyne
Major Midwestern mills shut down signaling layoffs
Hig Milly Shut Down Winona mills in Minnesota and Empire Lumber, Laird Norton Co, halt work for season at once closing Tuesday evening. Together these three Mississippi River mills, between Minneapolis and Dubuque, plow 7,000 workers into unemployment until operations resume likely in April.
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Winona
Minn
Laird, Norton & Co
Ini Empire Lumber Company
Winona Lumber Company
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Dubuque
TRAIN HELD UP NEAR LITTLE ROCK BY MASKED ROBBERS
In November near Gifford Station forty miles south of Little Rock Arkansas a Western railroad coach was halted by masked robbers. They placed ties and a red light on the track and blew open the express car with dynamite injuring messenger L D Avery of St Louis. About $300 in the safe contents was taken with no passenger losses. The robbers fled after exhausting their dynamite.
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Ark
Iran
St. Lois, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Gifford Station
Sind
L. D. Avery
St. Louis
Independents in Control in Hawaii and Nation
Election returns show Robert Wilcox elected delegate to Congress for the Fifty-seventh term with a clear majority. The independent native party gains full legislative control, holding majorities in both houses and on joint ballot over Democrats and Republicans.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Islands
Robert Wilcox
Independent Native Party
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