Kruger's Reception Triggers Paris Ovation Despite Britain Sox
Paris greets ex president Kruger with a spontaneous national ovation as government leaders seek to steer demonstrations into safe channels. crowds wave Transvaal flags, chant pro Boer slogans, and Kruger bows to cheers from the Hotel Scribe to the Opéra.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
Paris
Kruger
Chamber of Deputies
Dr. Leyds
England
Fashoda
MM. Loubet
Waldeck-Rousseau
Founders Day banquet honors McKinley in Philadelphia
President McKinley headlined the Union League Founders Day banquet in Philadelphia with Vice President elect Roosevelt and Cabinet members in attendance. The event featured speeches by Lodge Wolcott and others, a large crowd, and a formal reception before the midnight departure back to Washington.
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McKinley
Union League
Theodore Roosevelt
Root
Cuba
Lodge
Wolcott
Mkinley
E. T. Stotesbury
Washington
Roosevelt
Lodge and Wolcott
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
President McKinley
British Sensitivity Over Wilhelmina and Boer War Allen
London dispatch notes mixed reactions to Queen Wilhelmina using Kruger’s title and to Boer guerrilla resistance. It cites Dutch hesitation, French indifference, and ongoing small-scale clashes, plus a literary event as authors unite with agents against publishers.
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London
Kruger
Paris
Holland
South African
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Lourenco Marques
Downing Street
Pretoria
Europe
Great Britain
France
Mr Kruger
Wilhelmina
Rogers Locomotive Plant to Close in Paterson
Paterson New Jersey November 24 1900 Rogers Locomotive Works will close next week throwing fifteen hundred men out of work. The shutdown is said to be caused by the failure of Paterson citizens to buy the plant. Take time by the forelock andorder Evans Ale tomorrow for Thanksgiving.
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Smith-Dorrien
Dr. Leyds
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Paterson
N. J
Rogers Locomotive Works
Evans
Adve
Bishop Potter's Call to Organized City Reform Meeting
Bishop Potter's plea for social reform sparks citywide agitation. Chamber of Commerce calls a Tuesday meeting at 3 p.m. to discuss vigilant, persistent efforts to curb vice, with leaders like Hewitt Morton Schiff and Croker directing the drive.
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Potter
St Paul's Chanel
Porter
Ta Thop Potter
Ft Dent
Tammany Hall
New-York
Abram 5. Hewitt
Charles Stewart Smith
Levi P. Morton
John S. Kennedy
John D. Crimmins
John Horsen Rhoades
John EF. Parsons
William H. &Win, Jr
George Foster Peabody
Jacob HE. Schiff
Bishop Potter
Chamber of Commerce
Nassau St
Platt Pushes State Police Bill and City Term Shortening
Senator Platt outlines a plan to create a State Police Commissioner and overhaul New York police, arguing it will curb Tammany influence and restore virtue. He notes conferences, possible constitutional measures, and support from Republican majorities while considering city official term limits to two years.
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Croker
Tammany Hall
New- York
Borough Charter Revision Committee Nearing Final Report
Sub committees of the Charter Revision Committee collect data and prepare their final reports for Governor Roosevelt. The full committee's report must reach Roosevelt by December 1, with frequent meetings and high secrecy fueling speculation about police department recommendations.
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Charter Revision Committee
Roosevelt
Central Police Reform Urged by Committee Report
A committee proposes a single head for the Police Department with a mayoral appointed Commissioner and expanded power including removal or suspension authority. The report, to be released by Governor Roosevelt before the Legislature, will influence Albany police legislation. Borough school boards would be abolished in favor of a central 70 member board with district inspectors. Mayoral appointment governs all posts.
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Roosevelt
Central Board
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Runaway Horses Endanger Police and Civilians in Midtown
A string of three runaway horses in Broadway and Fifth Avenue near Forty-first to Forty-fourth streets injured one policeman and one cab driver while prompting crowd-wide near misses during crowds leaving the Horse Show. Patrolman Day was dragged before halting the rogue horse, suffering leg injuries, as bystanders praised his intervention. The horses were owned by an ice cream dealer.
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Fifth-ave
Forty-fourth-st
James Carr
New York Theatre
Carr
Reardon
Broadway Squad
Forty-second-st
Forty-first-st
Sixth-ave
Richard Dryer
Dougherty
Butcher
Sea Cliff
Long Island
Old Guard
Fortyninth St
John P. Day
Thirtieth-st
Fortieth-st
Day
Carson
Johnson
Captain Cook Dies of Yellow Fever in Havana
Captain Cook formerly of the Engineers' Department who oversaw sewers and waterworks died of yellow fever at Las Animas Hospital. He had returned to Havana on November 13 and fell ill Monday. The hospital reports fifty five patients under treatment including two Americans.
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Captain Cook
Engineers’ Department
Las Animas Hospital
The Pittsburg Limited Train Schedule
The Pittsburg Limited from New York via Baltimore Railroad leaves Southroe Re Liberty at 7 p.m. and arrives Pittsburg at 8:35 a.m. First class fare is $8.50 for the train.
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Baltimore Railroad
New York
Liberty
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