United States naval recruiting drive and global dispatches
Reports from Washington and abroad describe U S naval recruiting orders issued for Chicago to enlist 60 appretice bows 2 landsmen and 15 women. The document notes deaths in St Paul and a Norse alliance stance with Spain and Morocco amid Thanksgiving observances and diplomatic exchanges, including a general view of U S approach to Cuba and the Philippines and a White River Ute hearing on land rights.
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United States Naval
Chicago
Washieeton
White River
Various Global and Domestic News Items From London Papers
London papers comment on peace offer reactions from the United States Peace Commission and praise for the Open Door policy in the Philippines. Reports cover tax arrests, factory trust talks, fires in Kentucky and Ohio, rail accidents, naval promotions, and political shifts in Havana and Paris amid ongoing imperial issues.
Aniston Rioting Leaves Soldiers Dead and Wounded
Nov 28 Anniston Ala riot aftermath reports two white soldiers killed and multiple others wounded. The fighting involved Camp Shipp units including Third Alabama and Fourth Kentucky with national guardsmen, as commanders investigate. Local calm returns after clashes among troops.
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Anniston
Ala
Prevast Guard
Dentis t J Mc Weygand Detained in City Prison
The article notes a man detained at the city prison after a search of his trunks reveals the alias Sir. J. Mc Weygand, a dentist of 12% State Street. He claimed to represent a wealthy South American firm and used sophisticated ruses to defraud firms including Carace & Co of Baltimore and others through negotiations with Wm Ramp sons for a two cer k singe ore type.
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San Frente
Nov. S
Poles Leex
Cleter
Uhieagw
J. Mc Weygand
State Street
Philadelphia
Horace
Ramp 4 Sons
Arnold
Radesk
Gerversl
J. Menendez
Punta Arena
Chili
Carace & Co
Baltimore
Hum
Fatal Fire Lofts at Indiana Medical College Building
Chicago reports a fire at the United States building of the Indiana Medical College in Indianapolis. A defective furnace caused flames to trap Dr. Sorman Shobe of Ligonier and Dr. Bri Morgan of Mainfield, with Shobe possibly fatally burned while Morgan escaped via the fire escape. Loss estimated at 40,000 with 15.40 insurance.
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Chicago
United States
Indiana Medical College
University of Indianapolis
Sorman Shobe
Ligonier, Inn
Pr. Bri. G. Morgan
Mainfield
Morgan
Shobe
Imusuweanee
Mob Foiled In Kentucky Jail Lynching Attempt
In Glasgow Kentucky on November 26 a mob of about 30 confronted the jail guards at dawn, firing warning shots to deter the guards from releasing Robert Brown and Johnson Franklin, both charged with murder. The mob parleyed for 30 minutes and then dispersed after being assured guards would act. Brown is to be tried November 30 for killing his father-in-law Lewis McClelland. Franklin is charged with killing Mrs Bowles.
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Glasgow
Robert Brown
Johnson Franklin
Brown
Lewis McClelland
Franklin
Fatal Haedear Ride After Ball Near Otis
A party returning from a ball in Otis were struck by the Lake Shore fast mail train near Chester ton. William Zebinski and William Kempler were killed outright. Zabinski's two daughters aged 13 and 15 were fatally injured, others escaped with injuries.
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Elat
United States
Civil
Stein
Philippines
J. C. Keogh
Holweke
Ope
American Cerdine Trust
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Scolly
Mtritich
Seow
Loweville
Dawid Fain
Male Street
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Hammett
Colombia
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Columbus
Dispatch
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Lake Shore Fast Mail
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Kempler
Zabinski
Admiral Schley Honored At New York Banquet
A New York banquet honored Admiral Schley with guests including Congressman Renmet, Channing M. Depew, F Tracey, and others. Letters of regret arrived from officials and judges. McKelway served as toastmaster as Schley praised his service and recalled the destruction of the Spanish fleet.
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Kear Viviral
Sehley
Renmet
Chownees
Reed
Om Woestford, Wie
Whitney
Supreme Court
Jenks Me. McKelway
Tesstmaster
Wien
Ervers
Channcey
M. Depew
F. Tracey
Report of Gen Wins and Samii War Rations
Dispatch from Portres Veore notes Gen Wins in the field and the War Department receives a ration report. Officials describe efforts to scatter provisions while awaiting developments in the northeast and a comet near the Vereen remains a feature of the scene.
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Samii
Lphparitestag Poant Rationa
Warhingtom
Leona Nomi
Department of Entrage
Elfiekel
War Department
Ollewiog
Portres
Naval Promotions Show Navy Naming New Captains
Washington announces January promotions in the naval service with Henry F. Picking named rear admiral and Charles J. Train elevated to captain. Daniel Del chants becomes commander. soon after others receive lieutenant and ensign ranks with John Irwin advancing to paymaster level.
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Washington, ‘Ie
Hemts
Ubemary
Kienry F. Picking
Wmmestone
Charles J. Train
Liruteone
Daniel Delchants
Lieutenoote
George L. Dyer
Dennis H. Mahan
We. F. Low
Selsen T. Houston
Clayton S Kishman
Samuel I
Richard Jackson
John Irwin
Army orders temporary duty for Matthew Butler in Washington
Washington reports under presidential instruction Matthew Butler of the evacuation commission is assigned temporary duties in Washington. The secretary of war and General Rettor will oversee progress while the chief commission work continues, with Butler expected to return to Haver.
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Washington
Amier
Blanco’s Successor and Cuban War Movements
United States forces in Cuba report landing at Morro and Mariano to supervise American troop disembarkation as Gen Jimenes Castellanos is named successor to Captain General Manco who sails for Spain. Army Pay Department chief Stanton notes 23.5 million dollar annual expenditures with calls for payroll law fixes and increased regular pay corps.
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Havana
United States
Rapsport
Florida
Morro Eastle
Mariano Beach
Enateeor
Mariano
Marshal Manco
Cuba
Spain
Jimims
Castellanos
Army Pay Department
Washington
T. H. Stanton
Army
Stanton
November Blizzard Smashes New England Coast
The severe early November blizzard swept the New England coast from New York to Maine, halting rail service and crippling telegraph and telephone lines. Widespread damage reported with barges sunk, ships ashore, and multiple rail wrecks. at least a dozen lives feared lost.
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Keston
Wilson
Ohio
Spectacle Island
Threat of Storm Ties Neighbors to War Department
Telegram reports from the Tererty-ffth infantry station hint a potential deployment of troops amid rising tension after poet Lages Ho Koot's apprehensions. Public response forecasts a protest to the war department, driven by fears of violence and racial unrest as factions ready for action.
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Lages
Sar
Aed
Sxath
Ffm
Apuinet
Fies
Cretest
War Department
Wreck on the Western Rail Line Kills Fireman in Bridge Collapse
A bridge collapse on the Sveti and Western rail line caused a derailment near Keamneke River Vale. Fireman Joseph Stevens died and Stephen Mave sustained injuries as workers scrambled to rescue survivors. The crash collapsed the bridge, sending part of the train into the water and injuring several others during the effort to free passengers and assess damage.
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Renneke, Vea
Merth Peiermel
Sthemamieteanl Hivisiom
Sveti & Western Rail
ST Melee Worth
Keamneke
Joseph Stevens
Bolle
Henneke
Desperate Negro Convicted of Mee Barter Recapturing Attempt
Chief Deputy Joten Wanita of the city was shot and killed yesterday by Willem tiehiktom, a degree convict, who escaped from a camp in Artaga county. The man fled after warnings in Kirwinghawm and a three-shot volley as deputies tried to arrest him. Warneck, a former Birmingham mayoral candidate and longtime Democratic leader, was known across the state.
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Birminghom
Joten Wanita
Thie City
Willem Tiehiktom
Artaga Courty
Waerwek
Kirwinghawm
Warneck
Wirmingham
Vessel Found Abandoned After Possible Sinking Near Loewe Tail Point
The schooner lies in about ten feet of water with bow out and crew missing. Captain Theodore Dennesse and John Inanesse observed distress as the tug searched, finding the ship deserted despite an anchor set and life boat in place. Rescue party planned for morning.
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Greenev
Wis
Idea
Loewe Tail Point Light
Tentay
Theodore Dennesse
John Inanesse
Moss Zink
Green Tay
Wisconsin Ship Launch Dedication Sparks Pageant and Debates
The Wisconsin battleship launch featured a grand baptism on the water with champagne and a large Union flag presented by local schoolchildren. Guests included international observers amid debates over wine choices and humanitarian appeals while later reports note Grant Gillette’s disappearance after cattle king ambitions in Kansas.
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Terneten
Tilston Bender
Wisconsin
Californie
Pune
Union
Lrne
Aml
Walil
Frightful boiler explosion kills several in Stockton
The T. C. Walker steam boiler exploded 14 miles from Stockton injuring and killing multiple aboard. Three killed instantly Captain Tulane Engineer Henry and W A Downs. Mrs Henry Jerry Daily died later. Fernando Law survived. Two more expected not to live. Local outages and injuries continue into night.
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Cal
T. C. Walker
San Francisco
Exacs
Storkton
Apt. Tulan
Henry
W. A. Downs
Jerry Daily
Fernando Law
Prince George Named High Commissioner in Crete
Four powers Great Britain France Russia and Italy announced in Athens the appointment of Prince George, son of King George, as high commissioner in Crete. Ministers conveyed the news in formal ceremony at the palace while royal family looked on and crowds cheered.
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France
George of Iorcere
Inrete
Annonerei
Athens
New
Great Britain
Fronee
Rossia
Italy
George
Cireece
Prince George
Crete
Spanish Cabinet Sets Terms for Paris Session
The Spanish cabinet agrees on instructions to Sener Montero Kies for today’s joint session in Paris where the American terms are to be accepted. El Imparcial urges rejecting indemnity from America and opposing forceful actions over the Philippines. El Correo denies an insurrection in the Sulu islands.
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Madrid
Sener Montero Kies
Peare Commission
Paris
el Imparcial
America
Philippines
el Correo
Sulu
Trial reveals mass massacre plan in Candia
In Crete, during the Tzangaki family murder trial, a deposition states Edhem Pasha convened influential Mussulmans and urged them to kill all Christians in Candia 14 hours after a meeting. Maj. Churchill protested and was later ordered to leave the scene.
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Canes
Island of Crete
Tzangaki
Mussulman
Edhem Pasha
Mussulmans
Candia
Pasha
Maj. Churchill
Will of FP Mast bequeaths city home to Ohio Wesleyan University
The Springfield will of FP Mast deceased assigns his city home valued at 225000 and 45000 in stock to Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. It leaves 1000000 to be divided among Mrs F B Loomis wife of the U S minister to Venezuela Mrs Harry Frye of Omaha and Mrs Charles K Rodgers of Springfield, his adopted daughter.
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Springfield
FP. P. Mast
Ohio Wesleyan University of Delaware
Mra
F. B. Loomis
United States
Venezuela
Harry Frye
Omabs
Charles K. Rodgers
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