Jos Chamberlain On The South Africa Situation
London reports Joseph Chamberlain addressed about 7,000 supporters defending government policy in South Africa. He rebutted Campbell-Bannerman and Kimberley on peace options and argued war was inevitable, criticizing Gladstone era motives and asserting the need for British supremacy and fair treatment of all races in the region.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
South Africa
Earl of Kimberley
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Charmberlain
Kruger
India
Ife
England
Gladstone
Transvaal
Lord Beaconsfield
Chamberlain
Cape Calany
Natal
Contempt of Court in High Court over Fort Chabrol evidence
In Paris the Senate court admitted iron gratings from Fort Chabrol as evidence in the M Guerin case. A police inspector testified Guerin threatened to shoot him with a carbine. Public galleries sparked interruptions and a guard was cleared. Barillier shouted and was jailed a month.
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Paris
High Court
Senate
Fort Chabrol
M. Barillier
Franklin Syndicate Ledgers Show Vast Profits Revealed
Police allowed newspaper access to the Vernon Avenue station records in Brooklyn. Ledgers reveal a large but mostly blank set of books with substantial figures indicating enormous profits up to Miller’s trumpet era, reflecting public confidence in the Franklin syndicate.
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Franklin Syndicate
New York
Vernon Avenue
Brooklyn
William B. Miller
Large entente of donors across US and Canada in a ledger
The clientele included about 9 000 names with representation from most US states and Canada. Contributions varied from 100 to 1 000 dollars. Totals show October 27 28 paid 3 485 received 99 370. November 3 receipts 63 355 payments 4 224. November 16 payments 14 564 receipts 50 897. From October 11 to November 16 total paid 219 659 receipts 620 545 balance 400 886.
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Altogther
United States
Canada
Iron Founders Fear French Trade Fallout
A deputation from the Tron Founders' Association led by Senator Cordellett met Minister of Commerce M. Miller in Paris to press concerns over the Franco American treaty. They warned that American competition would hurt France's iron industry, even under the guard tariff, and the minister pledged a careful investigation of the claims.
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Paris
Tron Founders’ Association
Senator Cordellett
M. Millerand
France
Disappearance Case Lead to New Identity
Montreal reports Dr. Ireland, missing for about a year and once believed drowned near the Glasgow voyage, is found practicing in the Western States under the name Dr. Gray. The case drew wide attention across Canada and the United States.
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Montreal
Ireland
Canada
United States
Gray
Glasgow
Bertram Not Very Ill in Toronto Report
Reports from Toronto on November 29 say G H Bertram is not as ill as alarm notes suggested but remains far from well and can attend only minor business matters.
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Toronto
Ont
Ruthors
G. H. Bertram
Bertram
The Violim Buried
The body of William L. Thomas, a young Indian medical student from Tuscarora Reserve, who studied at Toledo, arrived and was interred in Brantford Ontario after a mysterious murder.
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Brantford, Ont
William L. Thomas
Tuscarora Reserve
Toledo
Burglars Sentenced by Court of Queen's Bench
Montreal reporters say George Edwards Edward Brennan Rodgers and Boyle four burglars were found guilty by the Court of Queen's Bench and sent to the penitentiary Justice Wortele sentenced the three first to ten years and the fourth to three years in the penitentiary.
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Montreal
George Edwards
Edward Brennan
Rodgers and
Boyle
Court of Queen's Bench
Wortele
Scot Act Retained in Westmoreland County Vote
Moncton New Brunswick reports the Scot Act kept in Westmoreland County by 206 votes, 3 218 to 2 962, reflecting a 21 vote decrease from the prior contest. Liquor restrictions remain in effect as the act survives the repeal effort.
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Moncton
N. B
Westmoreland County
Fielding Addresses Liberals After New Glasgow Banquet
The Hon. Mr. Fielding spoke to Liberals in New Glasgow last night. He outlined government policy and answered opposition criticisms in a keynote banquet address.
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New Glasgow
Fielding
Temporary Manager Named for Montreal Transportation Co
James A. Quattle has been appointed manager pro tem of the Montreal Transportation Co after the death of D. G. Thomson. Quattle has long served as chief clerk with the company.
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Montreal
James A. Quattle
Montreal Transportation Co
D. G. Thomson
Murray Discharged After Suspended Sentence
Norman Murray, the Montreal bookseller and news dealer, found guilty of publishing and selling immoral literature by a jury, was discharged by Justice Wortele this morning on a suspended sentence.
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Montreal
Norman Murray
Dividend Declared by Continental Tobacco Co
The Continental Tobacco Co directors declared a quarterly 1 percent preferred stock dividend payable January 2.
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New York
Continental Tobacco Co
Venezuelan Minister Jose Andrade Resigns
Caracas reports Jose Andrade, Venezuelan Minister to the United States, resigned by cable from Paris and the resignation was accepted.
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Caracas
Senor Jose Andrade
United States
Paris
Ibis
Methuen’s Troop Fight Endures After Ten-Hour Struggle
London reports show Lord Methuen’s column endured ten hours under a burning sun with scarce food or water. Speculation swirls on whether Boers hold the Modder River north or south bank as reinforcement is anticipated from Capetown.
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Methuen
London
Lord Methuen
Modder River
Morning Post
Natal
Capetown
Albrecht
Free State Army
Ladysmith
Daily News
Third Victory Report From Modder River Describes Ten Hour Battle
London dispatches recount General Methuen's third victory of the week at Modder River. Boer defenders, 8,000 strong with two large guns, held a fortified position. after a grueling ten hour fight under sun with water and food scarce, they were driven back. Anticipated further actions near Spyfontein and Kimberley follow as British forces press north of the river.
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London
Lord Methuen
Modder River
Modder
Pole-Care
Methuen
Orange Free State
Kimberley
Cronje
Spyffontein
Spyfontein
Oranje
Roacu
Kekewich
Blues
Southampton
Windsor
Grenadier Guards
Omdorman
Canadian Soldiers Arrive at Capetown
Allan Line vessel Sardinian reached Capetown yesterday with Canadian soldiers aboard all reported safe and well amid delays. No further news available, war-related dispatches indicate the steamer was somewhat overdue.
Kaiser in Holland welcomed by queen in Flushing
The German Emperor and Empress aboard the Hohenzollern arrived in Flushing from Sheerness. They were greeted at the landing stage by the Dutch foreign minister and others, then escorted to the Royal pavilion where a reception was held with Queen Wilhelmina and her mother before the royal party departed.
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South Africa
Wissor
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Princess Christian
Colonel Hatton
Queen Victoria
Methuen
Hatton
Natal
Buller
Hildyard
Colenso
Lear Il
Vlushing
Hohenzollern
Germany
Sheerness
Wilhelmina J
Flushing
Navy
Wilhelmina
Land
Wreck on Delaware and Lackawanna Kills Six at Patterson
A Delaware and Lackawanna wreck at Patterson New Jersey tonight killed six passengers and injured about as many more. The Phillipsburg accommodation west bound rammed the Buffalo express rear cars at the depot. Identified dead include Mrs. Mary Roe of Ithaca New York and two of her daughters. The injured are mainly Ithaca Bing hampton Scranton and New York residents.
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New York
Delaware & Lackawanna
Patterson
N. J
Phillipsburg
Buffalo Express
Mary Roe
Ithaca
N. Y
Binghampton
Scranton
Walter Wellbrook
Cornell College
Miller Craig
Jury At Last Delivers Roland Molineux Case Verdict
New York on November 2 percent the twelfth and last juror for Roland Molineux was secured at five o clock after twelve days of examination. Five hundred four talesmen were tested and excused on grounds of ill health. Court adjourned until Monday.
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New York
Roland Molineux
Talesmen
McCoy Maher Set for 20-Round Coney Island Bout
New York November 2 Kid McCoy and Peter Maher will fight 20 rounds at catch weights in the Coney Island Sporting Club on December 29. This marks the fourth time in a month a date has been fixed for the bout.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
Cate
Coney Island Sporting Club
Fasig-Tipton Horse Sale Ends at Madison Square Garden
The Fasig Tipton sale concluded at Madison Square Garden in New York on November 29 with 747 horses sold for a total of 317270 dollars.
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New York
Fasig-Tipton
Madison Square
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