Mexican murder case tests U S extra territorial rights
In Arizona Washington November 15 the state department seeks Temple release from a Mexican jail for murder in the United States. Ambassador Powell Clayton is urged to press Mexico’s foreign office. A Mexican claim of jurisdiction risks a U S admission of Mexico’s right to try Americans abroad. The case centers on Temple, held after a fatal clash near the border involving American and Mexican nationals.
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Thal
James Temple
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Temple
Arizona
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Wishei
Death of Archbishop Gross in Baltimore
Baltimore November 1 Archbishop William Hickley Gross archbishop of Oregon and Roman Catholic Church died at St Josephs hospital from heart disease He had come to Baltimore to attend a celebration at St Charles College Bolivott City Md and fell ill on November 6 remaining in bed at St Josephs hospital.
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Appeal to President McKinley from Hong Kong Filipinos
The Filipino junta in Hong Kong, led by Aguinaldo representatives, request U S intervention to temper American actions in Manila and seek fair treatment. They accuse some officers of bias, recount perceived betrayals after Manila fell, and stress allegiance to the United States while urging peace through the Paris confere nce and the peace commission. They pledge loyalty to McKinley and the American people, while calling for restraint and justice.
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Hong Kong
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Philippines
John Barrett
United States
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Longest Telephone Line Connects Austin to Ear Harbor
Austin news reports the completion of a 2600 mile telephone line linking Austin to Ear Harbor Maine, with public opening December 1. The system will connect New York and Washington and major eastern cities, claimed as the world’s longest line.
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Persecuted Russian Sect Heads Emigration Moves
Reports from Aylmer Maude describe Dunkhoborist efforts to relocate persecuted Russian sect members to western Canada and the United States. He notes free land in Manitoba and funding in England for tools and livestock, while warning emigration permissions can be recalled at any time. In Washington, Commodore Hichborn reports a record navy construction pace with 55 ships underway, eight battleships including the Kentucky and Kearsarge nearing completion.
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Bath
Lord Curzon's Popularity Demonstrated in Southport
Lord and Lady Curzon visited Southport amid a grand show of goodwill. Flags adorned streets as public officials presented an address at the railway station congratulating him on his appointment as viceroy of India. The scene featured Union Jack Star of India and Stars and Stripes trophies among the decorations.
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Brave Soldier Bryon Promoted to Captain and Quartermaster
Washington November 15 The president appointed Lieutenant Joseph Co Bryon of the Eighth Cavalry as captain and assistant quartermaster. West Point graduate class of 1882 he earned a Distinguished Service Cross for actions in Pine Ridge 1890 and in the Spanish American War. He was severely wounded at the Battle of Misamis in 1898.
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Eighth Cavalry
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West Point
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Spain
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Mutiny in Havana Orden Publico Disbanded
7000 regulars mutiny in Havana Cuba demanding pay before sailing for Spain. About 1000 armed troops join palace protest led by Emilio March and General Arolas. After clashes and threats, mutiny quelled and order restored as Captain General Blanco orders disbandment of the orden publico. General Solano mediates, promising payment. Other reports note U S senators investigating internal revenue and Garcia delegation to Washington.
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Secret Dossier Threatens French War Ministers
The Dreyfus affair era reports indicate high officials including General Chanoine and General Zur-Unden resign as ministers of war or related posts. A secret dossier purportedly contains communications that could damage France relations with foreign powers, while Lt Colonel Picquart faces a court ruling over alleged dossier disclosures to his lawyer Leblois regarding a forged letter tied to Dreyfus.
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South Carolina Outlawry and Local Shootings
A Norro woman in Greenwood County was shot at her home near Pine Grove church by white men returning home. her house was set on fire and a ball hit her abdomen. A separate report from Reyuille county says Kenned, MeCastan, and a black man clashed. the black man shot Mecastan and fled toward Abbebeville, where he was arrested. Verdery reports John Fell shot a black man during a local personal dispute in AbbEsville county. None of yesterday's unrest tied to the Phoenix riot.
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Roosevelt Lectures Draw 6000 in Boston Crowd
Boston crowds packed the Lowell Institute venue as tickets for the free Roosevelt lectures sold out within twenty minutes. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is slated to speak, drawing 4000 standing in line after doors opened at 10 o'clock.
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War taxes and political stance on measures in 1900s session
Washington reports that war tax revenues will fund government for some time with no tax revision this fiscal year. Chairman Dingley confirms the tariff unchanged, plans limited to three months including routine appropriations and Hawaii administration. The session expected to focus on army bills and treaty issues, with no extra session anticipated.
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