Marseilles Welcomes Kruger Amid Cheerful Triumph
Dispatch from Marseilles reports a spontaneous, warm reception for President Kruger as he steps ashore from the Gelderland. Thousands line the quay in holiday mood while crowds, flags, and Boer hymns mix with the Marseillaise as Kruger addresses locals and appeals for French sympathy amid tensions with England.
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Marseilles
Kruger
Gelderland
l'Angleterre
Paris
England
Hotel de Noailles
Chateau Dif
Fort Nicolas
Robert
London News and Views on Kruger Sullivan Death
American dispatches show British policy toward China remains patient and open. Kruger's Marseilles reception draws mixed reactions as English press expects his mission to end. Sir Arthur Sullivan dies leaving a legacy of versatile orchestral work and public mourning follows.
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France
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Kruger
Marseilles
England
Paris
Holland
Chamberlain
Gilbert
Walton
Atheneum
Marlborough
Garrick
Sir Arthur
Chronicle
Public sessions favored at Cuban Constitutional Convention
Havana reports a large Cuban Constitutional Convention session debating whether meetings should be public or private. The vote was 19 for public sessions and 10 for private. Delegates discussed quorum rules and whether to appoint a committee to draft a Cuban specific constitution while considering U S-Cuba relations.
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Havana
Marti Theatre
National Party
Quesada
Sefior Tamayo
Sefer Liorento
Post Office Fraud Prosecution Sees Counsel Ordered to Deliver Papers
Havana officials order Conant and Wright to surrender all case papers to the Fiscal. Horatio Rubens is expected to handle the prosecutions, with Neely case proceedings to be vigorously pushed.
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Havana
Messrs. Conant and
Wright
Horatio Rubens
Neely
Secretary Root Visits Eastern Cuba
Secretary Root and his party left Baracoa this morning for Puerto Principe. He will stop at Nipe Bay and Banes Bay. He expresses pleasure with the conditions observed in Eastern Cuba.
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Havana
Root
Baracoa
Puerto Principe
Nipe Bay
Banes Bay
Cuba
FIGHTING IN THE PHILIPPINES NEAR BINORONGAN AND BULASAN
Manila reports a sharp battle as Captain Gulick with 16 soldiers of the 47th Infantry routs insurgents from a blockhouse near Binorongan. Nine men swam a river to seize a hill, killing several bolomen, while the detachment plus 20 comrades drove insurgents from Bulasan, with 14 killed and five captured. A separate 100-man unit captured 30 insurgents at a camp east of San Marcelino. Lieutenant Alstaetter, captured earlier north of San Isidro, returned to the Gapan garrison, announced to head to Manila tomorrow.
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Manila
Gulick
47Th Infantry
Binorongan
Bulasan
Luzon
25Th Infantry
O'Neill
San Marcelino
Frederick W. Alstaetter
United States Engineers
San Isidro
Gapan
Nueva Ecija
Aguinaldo
Philippine Commission adopts Benguet township government bill
Manila reports the Philippine Commission approved the civil government bill for townships in Benguet Province with minor Filipino suggested amendments.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
Benguet
The Czar's Health Update From Livadia
Reports from Livadia say the Czar experienced fluctuating temperatures through the day. By midnight his temperature rose to 161.7 with a pulse near 68, and by 9 AM it stood at 101.1 with a pulse of 72 as strength remained satisfactory.
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Livadia
Crisis at Hand in China Weighs on Peking Talks
State Department has heard nothing from Mr. Conger and cautions him against impossible conditions as eight powers at Peking face a potential breakdown. If major powers diverge, Japan may sway outcomes, risking fresh negotiations or unilateral action under the Anglo German accord.
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Washington
State Department
Conger
Peking
Department
Russia
France
United States
Japan
Crisis in Czar illness deemed past at Livadia
A Livadia bulletin, dated November 22, suggests the crisis in the Czar's illness is over and the ruler may recover.
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St. Petersburg
Livadia
English publisher sued by Anti-Gambling League
The Anti-Gambling League filed summonses against C Arthur Pearson for publishing skill contests in his weekly papers. Pearson and a group of periodical titles operate under C Arthur Pearson Limited. Pearson reportedly has not hands-on management recently, having bought The Daily Express in April for himself. The publishers have offered reader prizes in their publications.
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London
Anti-Gambling League
CC. Arthur Pearson
German Building to Paris to Present at Exposition
Emperor William will present Germany's Imperial Building to Paris at the Exposition in Berlin. He will travel to Kiel tomorrow to administer the oath to marine recruits. Evans' Ale and Stout are bottled at the brewery to ensure purity.
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Berlin
William
Paris
Germany
Kiel
EVANS
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Endures Savage Atlantic Voyage
Aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Cherbourg to New York the liner faced hurricane gales and fog. A port propeller blade was lost. a man and a coal trimmer jumped overboard. the ship grounded near Southwest Spit and was repaired by divers and wreckers. The voyage, slowed to about 16 knots, logged 55 hours behind its westbound record.
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Lloyd Line
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Sandy Hook
Knick
Fire Island
Dennis Reardon
Charles E. Tripler
Royal Limited Change Prompts New York Departures
The Royal Limited via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Philadelphia and Washington will start November 25 from New York South Ferry at 3 35 p m and Liberty Street at 3 40 p m. It features elegant day coaches at no extra fare in addition to superb parlor observation and dining cars.
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Royal Limited
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Baltimore and
Washington
New Yor South Ferry
Liberty St
Iman
Advt
Railway Safeguards and Automatic Signal Systems
Railway safeguards feature electro automatic signaling on Pennsylvania lines. The report outlines improvements in signal devices and interlocking systems to prevent collisions and guide trains safely through yards and junctions.
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Pennsylvania
City Faces Water Revenue Discrepancy Report
The Merchants' Association exposes a $4.1 million gap in metered water revenue over twelve years 1879 to 1890, citing rotten reporting practices and calls for a thorough investigation and possible legislative reform to fix public accounting.
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Frederick B. DE Berard
Merchants’ Association
Merchants’ Association of New York
King
Ramapo
Department of Water Supply
Department of Public Works
Old City
New York
Croton Aqueduct
de Berard
Dalton
Manhattan
W. F. King
Charles H. Webb
William E. Tefft
C. H. Hackett
Coler
Tribune
Association
Birdsall
Water Department
West Thirty-eighth-st
Bronx
Board of Education
Bird S. Coler
City of
B. Odell, Jr
Merchants’ Association of New-York
General Change of Time on the Pennsylvania Railroad
On Sunday next November 2%, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will make its usual general change of time for the winter season. A number of changes in local trains will be made. Evans' ale and stout claims to be the only ones without sediment.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Evans’ Ale
The Train for Pittsburg Limited Fares Ad
The Pitted Limited offers New York to Pittsburg trains at 9.00 first class and 8.50 second class with Baltimore and Ohio service. Leaves South Ferry 7:00 PM and Liberty Street 7:00 PM. arrival around 5:55 AM. Pullman drawing room available. Brewer ad promotes Ballantine India Pale Ale with constant strength.
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Pittsburg
New York
Baltimore and
Ohio
R. R
Pitted Limited
South Ferry
Liberty Street
Pullman Drawing Room
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