Varied 1900s World News Tidbits From Across Hemispheres
A condensed digest reports a new cabinet in Japan, a Creek Indian election clash with fatalities, Lochenni the Tirian anarchist's life sentence in Geneva, and rising English fear of war with France after Fashoda. Additional items note Cuban plights in Holguin, naval moves at Paris, Nebraska-Wyoming droughts, and US mint coinage for October, among other brief notices.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Lochenni
Austria
England
Fashoda
France
Holguin
Paria
Spain seeks London loan to pay Cuban troops
The Spanish government aims to borrow money in London to fund troops in Cuba. secretary Long witnesses a Holland submarine test in New York. A fatal New England style shooting ends a county debate in Coos county Oregon. Adjutant General Corbin says volunteers may return soon. Regulars will take their places.
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United States
Nero
Nagasaki
Japan
Lord
Oregon
Pueblo Steel
Pacific Coast
Camp Meade
Commissioner of Agriculture
Cuba
Havana
Paris
Dreyfus
London
Long Witnesed
New York
Coos County
Ray Flollenbeeck
Gay Beckford
Corbin
Manila
Frank E. Kotino
Fortland
J. J. Reed
Hubbard
Berlin
Spain
Germany
Caroline
Palawan
Ladrone Islands
Wolcott
Copper River
Alaska
Grosscup
Tankerson
Controller Bay
Long
Iowa
November Elections and Senate Prospects Across States
Returns show Theodore Roosevelt elected New York governor by 20000 votes. Republicans gain several states, Democrats win some losses in Congress. Senate control leaning Republican as fusion and party loyalties shift in Michigan Minnesota Delaware Connecticut Massachusetts Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and California.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
House
Senate
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Delaware
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Pennsylavnia
New Jersey
California
Republicans Sweep States In 1890 Midterm Map
The report notes Republican gains across Nebraska Delaware California Nevada Colorado Wyoming Idaho North Carolina Tennessee New Jersey Montana Utah Pennsylvania and South Dakota. It predicts Republicans will hold a large majority in the 56th Congress with at least 186 votes in the House while Democrats, Populists and Silver Republicans trail.
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Nebraska
Pingree
Michigan
Delaware
Gage
California
Maguire
Nevada
MecMillan
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
North Carolina
Tennessee
Voorhees
New Jersey
Campbell
Montana
Thomas
Utah
Pennsylvania
W. A. Stone
South Dakota
South
Washington Republicans win seats. tax amendment crushed
In Washington the GOP captures congress seats Jones and Cashman and supreme court posts Andera and Fullerton. Municipal tax amendment is decisively defeated while woman suffrage fails. Legislature standings favor Republicans though fusionists win several seats. independents on citizen tickets. Republicans credit tax issue and national administration sentiment for their gains.
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Washington
Jones and
Cashman
Congress
Andera
Fullerton
Tanda
Renate
Okanogan
Wahkiakom
Senate
Gray
Stevens County
Citizens
G. M. Welty
Washington Legislature Senate District Listings
Senate district allocations list candidates by district and party. Baum Gray Plumner Crow Runner Carpenter Hall Van Patten and Hall are named from Spokane Whitman Whitman Asotin Columbia Garfield regions with party labels dem indep rep pop presented.
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Senate
Fiest
Lincoln
Okanogan
F. M. Baum
Dem
Stevens
Spokane
W. C. Gray
Ind
W. H. Plummer
Herman D. Crow
W. FE
Whitman
Joan H. Carper
Oliver Hall
Asotin
Columbia
Garfield
J. C. van Patten
Washington State Congressional District Candidate List
A long list of candidates by district across Washington State from Adams to Whatcom. Names include F W Cussiman Republican for Ninth, John J Yeend in Tenth, David Miller Democrat in Eleventh, and many others across twenty-eight districts with party affiliations and districts noted. The roster shows incumbents and challengers for multiple districts, featuring Republicans, Democrats, and third-party entries across Pierce, King, Spokane, and coastal counties.
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Adams
Franklin and
Walla Walla
John J. Yeend
David Miller
Kittitas and
Douglas
D. Paul
Dem
Klickitat and
Yakima
George H. Baker
Clark and
Skamania
August
Cowlitz
Pacific and
Wahkiakum
J. G. Megler
Lewis
Joseph Hill
Chehalls
Georga
Behofield
Mason, Kitsap and
Island
John McReavy
Thurnton
T. J. Miller
Pierce
E. C. Keith
Pierce—E
J. A. Cole
M. la Crone
King
John Wooding
Andrew Henrich
Harold Preston
Wilshire
L. B. Andrewa
King—Paul
Whatcom
D. E. Biggs
Pop
Columbia
C. B. Gerard
Erm
Kittitaa
J. P. Sharp
RK. B. Wilson
Ira P. Englehart
Kilikitat
Leon W. Curtin
J. Moore
Clark
W. FB. Daniels
EB. C. Hellows
Pierre
C. L. Stewsart
Frank Bisson
E. C. Mileler
Charles Redford
Fercee
D. B. Bieller
James Wickereham
J. C. Dickson
M. M. Corey
A. F. Hetile
O. W. Barlow
W. T. Clark
J. J. Smith
George W. Somerindyke
J. M. Conway
John W. Pratt
KB. Palmer
Orty-First
E. H. Guile
R. M. Eames
King—C
Gleason
A. W. Carpenter
En Merriet
J. C. Olson
C. B. Boyce
F. A. McDonald
Bnohomieh
H. J. Lanett
C. A. Miceiever
W. L. White
Bkagtt
J. Fl. Parkrep
FE. B. Deals
Porty-Seventh
Juan—W. Thacker
Jessa Freye
James One
Edward Broom
Russ Lambert
Assault to threaten Iloilo as insurgents advance
Dispatch from Manila reports Iloilo terror as insurgents occupy Lin Gunis Oton and Pavia near the city. Spaniards abandon the mole and bridges amid a regional uprising. US cruiser Charleston asked to remain for protection. Negros and Zebu rumor cited. Scandia transport ready to depart with sick and discharged men.
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Manila
Iloilo
Panay
Visayas
Lingunis
Oton
Pavia
Brhigea
United States
Charleston
Negros
Zebu
Rios
Madrid
Americana
Bell
Scandia
Mutiny Threatens Spanish Troops in Cuba Garrison
Adjutant General Corbin reports the Eighth cavalry sails from Savannah to Puerto Principe Cuba to guard the area. Spanish troops about to be sent home mutiny over unpaid wages, with officers joining, delaying return and risking governance on the island.
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Puerto Principe
Washington
Corbin
Eighth Cavalry
Savannah
Cuba
Nuevitas
War Department
Spain
Ralses
Fire destroys Canyon City business district in Oregon
At 11 o clock last night fire destroyed the Elkhorn hotel and the towns business portion in Canyon City Oregon within two hours. The Ore department failed to control the blaze due to water shortage. The conflagration was caused by a lamp explosion and recalled the 1870 blaze that emptied the town. Four blocks burned in Bloomfield Ohio today with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. The blaze is thought to be incendiary.
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United States
William ©. Hipp
Massillon (O.) Fire Brick Company
Terra del Fuego
Franklin Ransom
Cleveland
Spokane
Santiago
Canyon City
Baker City
Elkhorn
Oregon
Canyon Creek
Bloomfield
Bloomfield, O
Death of Thomas Moore Hydrophobia Victim in Missouri Volunteers
Sedalia reports the death of seven year old Thomas Moore, son of E. J. Moore of company I, Second regiment Missouri volunteers, from hydrophobia. He had been bitten by a dog two weeks earlier and began barking and convulsing before dying in agony.
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Mexico
James Temple
Sonora
Arizona
Cuba
Nuevitas
William Hickley Gross
Oregon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Sedalia
Mon
Thomas Moore
E. J. Moore
Mistouri Volunteers
Ike
Disposition of the Philippines and Cuba Policy Set in Washington
The cabinet met in Bettrod to draft instructions to American commissioners on the Philippines stating the right to dispossess the islands is settled and focus shifts to the method of transfer. Insurgent activity troubles the administration and Porto Rican evacuation plans are discussed with Admiral Sehley contributing. Cuba prepares to open a western port near Cienfuegos by December 1 to aid sugar production.
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Washington
Howe
Anderstood
Paria
Philippines
Sehley
Porto Rico
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Natives Loot Stranded Cruiser Maria Teresa Off Cat Island
From Washington to the Navy Department Commander Craven reports that natives at Cat Island have looted the stranded cruiser Maria Teresa near Bird Point while a Potomac tug revisits the wreck. The ship now lies in about 12 feet of water after a hurricane-driven sinking.
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Washington
Navy Department
Craven
Potomac
Santiago
Nassau
Secretary of the Navy
Bird Point
Cat Jeland
Vulcan
Cat Island
Teresa
Movement for Cuban employment gains traction in church meeting
A Plymouth church Brooklyn gathering urged industrial relief to Cuba through employment rather than gifts. Rev Abbott and William Howard spoke on Cuban misery and past Armenian relief, endorsing an and denominational commission to raise funds and implement the plan.
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New York
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Cuba
Lyman Abbott
William Howard
Llorbert M. Allen
Howard
Turkey
Allen
Toward
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Washington Legislature
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Navy
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Visayas Islands
Lloilo
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