Turbulent Politics and World News From The Era
Reports from Mali on protests thwarted during election preparations and Sino American labor flow amid tariff changes. Bradsreet and international debt figures show US weekly results, while Miss Wu Ting Fang arrives in San Francisco with her daughter. The RoamItaly note mentions Duke of Abruzzi taking command of an Italian cruiser for a coast voyage. Smallpox deaths in Winnebago Agency Nebraska threaten the tribe, and a near death revival occurs in New Albany. Turkey officer pay protests lead to a palace demonstration and swift relief. Washburn College in Kansas receives a large fund for an astronomical observatory. Colombian government uncovers a conspiracy against the state. Panoptico jail detains Gen. Ospino. Cebu insurgents surrender, aiding Samar troop actions. The TP A World’s Fair hotel project aims to be the world’s largest hostelry near the Louisiana Purchase site. Government financials project large pension outlays and staff salaries. Elizabeth Handbury, reformer and cousin to Sir Thomas Sanderson, dies in London. October receipts and expenditures show surpluses. Elien M Stone ransom talks in Constantinople raise safety concerns. Havara municipal council rejects bids for sewering contracts due to funding gaps and bid flaws. Tachira troops ordered to withdraw as Venezuela’s situation worsens.
Act Against Treason Urges Philippine Policy Reforms
Mr Wright warned that without treason penalties the insular government could be clogged by agitators. He cited unrest in Samar and Batangas and argued secret political groups threaten peace. The discussion emphasized preventing violent action and delaying insurgent recruitment.
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Philippines
Wright
Samar
Batacees
Laren
Archbishops visit White House amid political reshuffle
Reports say Archbishops Ireland and Riordan met the president at the White House. Various political moves follow, including a potential appointment of Col Zach Mulhall as governor of Oilshbo ma by President Roosevelt and planned votes by Cortelyou and others. The piece notes court cases, treasury releases, and military notices as part of a broad national update.
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Ireland
St. Paul
Riordan
San Francisco
White House
Zach Mulhall
Mulhall
Oilshboma
Roosevelt
Mal Cortlyou
Washington
Oyster Bay
L. J
Cortelyroe
Hempstead
Oessles
Neb
War Department
Manila
Eleventh Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
St. Lewis
Ideho
Wacshincea
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Treasury
Earl Kessel
Mollie Somervillere
London
Earl Basing
Masso
Federal Grand Jury
Jackson, Tenn
James L Gooch
McNairy
Terr
Helema
Frank Camnom
William Kelly
Jacac Lase
Semomer
Insurgent Supplies Persist Despite Coastal Blockade
Manila reports from Catbalogan Samar indicate insurgent supply lines continue by night, using small boats from Leyte despite closed areas. Gunboats aim to intercept. Lasban's commissary capture dealt a heavy blow, though Leyte's coastline still hinders authorized forces. General Smith faces ongoing frustration as civilian and military efforts unfold.
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Manila
Catbalogas
Samar
Leyte
Lasban
Bloody struggle near Brakenlasete in Transvaal engagement
Details reach Pretoria of the Boer assault led by General Botha on Col Benson's column near Brakenlasete eastern Transvaal. About a thousand Boers attacked October 24, capturing two guns but failing to hold them. Col Benson mortally wounded, Col Barter weary, Maj Woolfhampon directed defense. Boer losses estimated 300 to 400. General Kotha commanded and fought.
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Lord Eitcheser
Transvaal
Col Benson
White House
Washington
Marine Band
John White
Janesville
Texas
North Dakota
Lake County
Tenn
Pretoria
Logis Botha
Benson
Brakenlasete
Botha
Col. Henson
Woolfhampon
Col. Barter
Bensom
Kotha
Griscom Weds Elizabeth Deer Dronson in Westminster
Lloyd C Griscom United States minister to Persia wed Elizabeth Deer Dronson daughter of the late Frederick Rotman of New York at St Margaret s church in Westminster The ceremony linked two prominent families and marks a notable marriage in diplomatic circles.
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Lloyd C. Griscom
United States
Persia
Elisebeth D. Breese
Lendon
Lloyd Griscom
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Elizabeth Deer Dronson
Frederek Rotman
Sew Terk
Balers S
Four Injured in Columbus Motor Crash
Four persons seriously injured and several others lightly hurt in a collision between two motor cars on the Columbus London and Springfield line. Minor injuries reported among bystanders as responders rushed to the scene.
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Columbus, C
Columbus, London & Springfeld
Mississippi Matters on Agriculture Education and Local Progress
Mississippi Matters highlights the value of the A M College agriculture and horticulture programs, urging home farming and orchard work. It praises teacher and student efforts, cites new clay discoveries near Pascagoula, and notes veterans from Pontotoc County supporting state education.
Public Humiliation Stuns Holy Name Cathedral Parish
In Chicago on November 1 a tense scene unfolded as Father Crowley, a Roman Catholic priest, was ordered to leave Holy Name Cathedral during mass. Crowley refused, prompting mas to halt, the altar party to exit, and the clergy to remove their vestments. Crowley announced he would continue to attend Roman Catholic services despite the order.
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Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
Nose
Pather
Crowley
Archbithop Feehan
Minister Wu Quietly Returns as Recall Rumor Surfaces
Washington reports minister Wu Chinese returned from Ann Arbor and spoke to students. He said he had not received any recall notice or word he would be summoned back. Wu indicated he would not be surprised if recall or replacement occurs and reaffirmed his interests in China.
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Washington
Ann Arter
Mich
China
Peking
Foreign Office
Wien
Sultans Irade Signed as Lake Baikal Storm Claims 178 Drowned
A dispatch from Rome reports the sultan signed an irade after Lorambo claim settlement and a French minister was informed. The Italian second division sails toward Turkey to counter French naval moves. A fierce storm on Lake Baikal wrecked a ship and 178 men perished.
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afaira M_ Delasee
Rome
Turkey
London
Lake Baikal
Taft Falls Ill. Secretary Root Concerned Reports From Philippines
Secretary of War Root expresses concern over reports of Gov Taft's illness in Manila as he travels for an authentic state visit. The condition is described as affecting Taft's ability to govern while the Philippines transfers its leadership and awaits official updates.
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Washington
Root
Philippines
Gov. Taft
Manila
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Theodore Roosevelt
The President urges national thanksgiving on November sixth. Roosevelt designates Thursday as a day to cease labor and join in thanks at home or in worship, praising peace and plenty and urging duty to fellow citizens. Signed by John Hay as Secretary of State.
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Theodore Roonevelt
United States
Graersi Thaekscmar
Witnness
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
John Har
Staten
The Plague at Liverpool Aims to Halt Spread
Government says Liverpool and Glasgow not infected ports yet but will not delay. Officials impose strict port health checks on arrivals from Atlantic routes to prevent entry. Medical authorities monitor crews and travelers linked to outbreak scenes for rapid action.
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Washington
Marine Hosspital Service
Liverpool
Glasgow
Atlantic
United States
Erees
Eerls
Bern
Commerce with Brazil Reciproc ity Under U S Treaty Interest
Merchants of Sew ter k end Baltti seek special treat meet with Brazil to gain reciprocity. Secretary Hay reviews Brazil trade imports and gives careful consideration to reciprocity, planning to urge Congress on the matter.
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Epoc
Hay
Brazil
United States
Congress
Deaths from tetanus rise with more expected in St Louis
Three more tetanus deaths are reported in St Louis amid ongoing diphtheria cases. The Industrial Commission ends December 15 by law. members are at home. A full meeting is planned next Wednesday as the commission reviews its final report for Congress in a concluding volume.
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St. Louis
Washington
Industrial Commission
Omstir
St Louis Pushes for 1952 Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Officials in St Louis coordinate with the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co to advance preparations for a 1952 World’s Fair. Governors, editors, and municipal leaders discuss exhibit space, national participation, memorial plans, postal service support, and fencing contracts for the grounds.
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Internations Society of London
Bradstreets
Wu Ting Fang
Sama Francisco
Geelie
Mies Weng Ching
Hong Kong
Rome Italie
America
Winnebago Tedium Reservation
Nebraska
White
Julia Bellocke
New Albany
Bellock
Washburn College
Topeka
Kas_ bees
Boestes
Colombia
New York City
Ospino
Gen
Panoptico
Bogota
Hughes
Cebu
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Elizabeth Handbury
Thomas Sanderson
Afair
Perry Sanderson
New York
Handbury
Constantinople
Elien M Stone
Miss Stone
Municipal Council
Havara
Tachira
Eicae Tre
Venezuela
Bio Hacha
Lord Kitchener
Loodes
Cel
Kekewieh
van Albert
Bustenburg
Navy Department
Ist
Marietta
Colon
Machia
Kilpatrick
Central Station
Mary
Mexico City
Devis
Don Filomeso
el Diario del Hogar
Mississippi
Kate Markham Power
M. College
Berle
Girien
Seath
Horstic
Pascagoula River
Horm Island
Smithsonian Imsticcte
Varices
Sheng Fat
Ieee
BG. Lowrey
State Teachers Association
Pheer
Prof. Lower
Indies
Missisippi
University of Mississippi
Evry
Coleg Bas
Pontotoc County
Samei Bicgam
Purtetec
Bale
Sorcthy
Sigham
Federal Ballet
E H. Robiica
Troy
Patricea
Welch
Durfee
Tuallebatchie
Osier Stern
Wiltshire
Father Creeley
Asy
Tie
Fraen Ee
Yael
Italias Naval Ferree
Too
Leake Baikal
Judge Taft
Mieces
Toorsday
CIGAT
Balttimere
Bresil
St Louis
Jose de Wares
Louisiana Purchase
Sithem
BeTalo
St. Login
Perchese Exposition Co
Bener
Ewari Werks Fair Commission
Pnt
Missouri
Seeresti
Sirgimia Universify
St. Levels
Arus
Bee Outit
Albert Keleer
Filladelphea Art Federation
Wedel City
Louis
Amicritet
Memorial Hall
Dusikh
Minster Swenewa
St. Locks
Scemer
Denmark
Bushnell
Missouri Federation of Wen's Clubs
St. Joseph
Enanimex
Gedfrey L. Carden
Revenue Cutter Service
Uni States Treasury Department
Fx Park
Frank Ters
Orran
St. Loui Workis
St Leslie
Parmhef
Poestal
John F.C
Cenver
Buresa
Coldeed
Fee
Rhas Ther
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