Thirty Filipinos Killed in Samar Cliff Assault
Major L W J Waller of the Marine Corps reports to Rear Admiral Rogers a bold November attack on Sojoten near Basey Samar. Marines scaled a 200 foot cliff destroying three insurgent camps, bamboo cannon, rice, and mutts. Thirty of the enemy fell. several marines were wounded. Captain Portes and Captain Bears praised for leadership. In Washington, Gompers seeks $5 bail to free Santiago Iglesias aiding labor organizing in San Juan Porto Rico.
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Driving Out Gelored Settlers in Guthrie Oklahoma
Nov 21 Guthrie Oklahoma reports complaints filed with the U S marshal after United States Attorney Horace Speed warned he will cancel homestead entries of men who eject colored homesteaders from Stir Claim Protection requests are recorded for negro claimants in the recent government land drawing More than 190 colored homesteaders have been driven from their homes in the region
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Soldier Escapes Fort Hamilton. Shot by Sentinal
Abram J. Clark, a young soldier, escaped from the Fort Hamilton reserve yesterday afternoon. He was spotted by a sentinel who shot him in the shoulder. Clark is in the reservation hospital where officials say he will recover. Twenty Jews killed in Vienna disturbances, Warsaw reports anti semite violence.
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100 Dead in Telluride Mine Fire Disastrous Colorado Accident
Nov 24 Tethnide report details a fire at the Bullion tunnel mouth in the Smugeler Union mine. Gas and smoke filled the mine as the day shift entered, with about 100 feared dead and 22 confirmed. Many escaped through old workings. rescuees endured heavy smoke and forced shutdowns. Insurance covers $50,000 loss. engineers and physicians rushed to treat gas victims.
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Wreck on Santa Fe Kills Eleven as Trains Collide
A fatal wreck west of Franconia Arizona involving east and west bound Santa Fe trains at Franconia switch station killed eleven, injured fourteen, and left several dining car crews missing or burned. Investigators blame west bound crew for ignoring orders. east bound reportedly failed to reach siding.
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Scene at New York's big horse show unfolds
Busted Busgh reports the scene at Madison Square Garden where top equine exhibitors gather for the week long event. Representatives from about a dozen cities attend as judges, riders, and trainers converge to showcase talent and compete for prizes.
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Mother of Arthur Taylor Aids in Jail Conspiracy Case
Philadelphia reports detail testimony by Mrs. Taylor, mother of Arthur Taylor, claiming she supplied items used to forge notes inside Moyamensing prison to aid Semple and other prisoners. Witnesses describe hiding engraver plates and burying them, while defense argues Semple was unaware of counterfeiting plans. Separately, janitor steals $2,000 and flees toward Europe as police pursue him.
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Liberals Take Colon as Forces Clash in Isthmus
In an isthmus city action, Liberals seized Colon after a short battle. Gen Alban’s troops and government police were outnumbered, with several officials killed or wounded. A gunboat held Panama, while Liberal reinforcements gathered at rail stations toward Chorrera, and communication to Panama was restored. The clash followed reports of a planned Liberal attack on Chorrera near Panama City.
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