Schley court of inquiry near end of labors
Washington reports the Schley court of inquiry is close to submitting its report within twenty four hours. Secretary Lang intends to have typewritten copies ready for the press and will release the document without alterations or official review.
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Schley Court of Inquiry
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Department
Lang
Adthoweh
Lang Lan
South African Crisis Report Claims Boers Execute Burghers
London reports Kruger informed that some powers may intervene if Boer leaders accept autonomy under British supremacy. General Botha allegedly ordered executions of barged Burghers captured with Spanish troops. fifteen such Burghers said to have been shot.
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Tee
Crussels
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Poer
Great Brinn
Mars Ai Ieassels Sis
Botha
Shamrock 11 narrowly escapes fire at Brooklyn dock
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger Shamrock U1 was badly scorched by a seat fire in the boiler shop of JT. M. Robins Co. at JH Basin dry dock in Brooklyn. The blaze caused about $100,000 damage.
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New York
JT. M. Robins Co
JH Basin Dry Dock
Brooklyn
Naval note reports ships' movements and arrivals
The Navy Department announces the battleship Iowa left Panama for Callao en route to Talcahuano Chile for docking. General Chaffee at Manila reports transport Grant arrived yesterday. Kilpatrick sailed yesterday with short term men aboard the Shy.
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Washington
Dec. T
Navy Department
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Taleahauns
Chile
Weather Outlook For New England Regions
Washington December 1 forecast shows Friday clear weather then Saturday increasing cloudiness and warmer with possible rain or snow in western and southern areas. Light to fresh east to southeast winds. Train service on the York Harbor and Beach Railroad will be discontinued from December twenty, nineteen hundred one to April twenty seven, nineteen hundred two inclusive, advertise in the Herald.
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Washington
New England
York Harbor & Beach Railroad
Desperate Prisoner Attacks Associate in Concord Yard
In Concord the fifty year prisoner John Williams allegedly assaulted a French Canadian inmate in the prison yard during noon line deployment. Williams, a murder convict from Dover, reportedly overpowered the man and attempted a fatal strike before guards intervened, with others unable to aid. Williams is described as highly dangerous among inmates.
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Concord
John Williams
Williams
Manchester
Strone
Jane
Ec Hin
Aix
Ake
Une
Qiurder
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Juv
Min
Penang
No- Seber
Naval Assignments Delay Asiatic Squadron Command
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Evans will not command the Asiatic Squadron until late next spring. Rear Admiral Robley will lead the squadron on shore, with Admiral Rodgers and Admiral Ivan as successors in planned rotation. The future flag officer for the unit around Montevideo remains undecided and the San Francisco will fly a captain’s flag next February.
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Robler
George di
Axphe
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Ehanes
Arauiat
Rempey
Contone
Aden
Frederick Rodgers
Ivans
Conunand
I J Cromwell
South Atlantic
Montevideo
San Francisces
Monument to Commodore Perkins Unveiling April 24 1902
The granite bronze monument in Concord's state house park honors Commodore George J. Perkins U.S.N. It will be unveiled and dedicated on April 24 1902 marking the fortieth anniversary of a federal fleet action near New Orleans. Bronze plates will depict battle scenes at New Orleans and Mobile Bay.
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Concord
Bee
George $J. Perkins
U. S. Ni
State House
New Orleans
Hoo
Mobile Bay
Mobilization order for reserves issued with 60,600 men
An official mobilization order dated January 1st calls up reserves totaling 875-79 and indicates the reserves may include about 60,600 men. The notice names Tuenas Ayres and Bee Alderrena in connection with the mobilization.
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Tuenas Ayres
Bee
Alderrena
Beart Beart Stabbing Shocks Barrington Area
Philip Haley was stabbed by Arthur Tluntoon in Barrington eight miles from here. Haley died of a heart wound after midnight Wednesday. Tluntoon was arrested at his father’s Barrington home, with alleged signs of heavy drinking and a prior conflicted history.
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Maley
Barrington
Blaley
The Brigands' Prisoners in Bulgaria Negotiations
Constantinophe Pree the Mate and Nine Psilha are held by brigands who claim the abduction of Miss Stone and Nine Psilha serves a paroled cadet. The brigands refuse to lower their ransom, insist on one dollar, and threaten to hold out all winter. Reports suggest Washington may be urged to send information to Bulgaria.
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Stone
Madame Tsilki
Alban
Dea
Miss Stone
Nine
Psilha
Parred
Whycome
Washington
Bulgaria
Cuban port captain relieved after controversial interview remarks
Lieutenant Commander Baden Young has been relieved by Secretary Long as captain of the port of Ila Vana following statements about Cuban self governance. He has not been reassigned or disciplined yet and no substitute chosen.
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Baden Young
Long
Ila Vana
Federal Labor Union organized at Rechainte hall
The Federal Labor Union in Laatevenine at Rechainte hall opened with twenty two charter members and a two week open charter. District Organizer John Matlon led the organizing effort. Officers to be chosen at the next meeting after the charter is sent for.
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Rechainte Hall
Haber Anten
Organiaation
John Mat Lon
The Fear of Humbug in Digestion Remedies
A skeptical view of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets notes no secret ingredients are hidden and warns patients to avoid false promises. It cites ordinary medicines containing natural pepsin and digestive aids while highlighting risks like headaches and heart palpitations from unrelated remedies.
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Goleon
Conidae
Cieb
American Interpreters Plans For Students In China
The American secretary plans to send a group of Atenean born students to China for training as interpreters. They will be paid 80 dollars per year during training and later assigned to duties at the reception and various commissions where interpreters are needed. The move follows unsatisfactory translations by Chinese interpreters and aims to improve accuracy in diplomatic communications.
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Iiters Paterson
Liptameadio
China
Jas
Chi- Rin
Minday
Mystery Clueless After Attack on Mrs Ada Gilbert Denna
Still a mystery as investigators probe an unproved assault on Mrs Ada Gilbert Denna, a fashionable resident. A large detective force works since dawn, but no motive or tangible clues have been found. Hospital reports indicate Mrs Dennis may recover if no complications arise.
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Ada Gilbert Denna
Dennis
Trust Company Not Owner of Abbott Blocks in Lynn
The Chronicle reports from Mr. Samuel J. Gerrish that the Portsmouth Trust and Guarantee Company does not own the Abbott blocks in Lynn Massachusetts where the accident occurred on Tuesday. An local paper claimed the property belonged to Ge Trost Company but this was incorrect.
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the Chronicle
Sannel J. Gerrish
Portsmouth Trust and Guarantee Company
Ue Abbott
Lynn
Mass
Jocal
Ge Trost Company
Ap Crvor
Barge Bridgeport Towed Toward Dee ver in Winter Cold
Bridgeport towed to Dee ver by tug HLS A Mathes on Thursday as ports freeze, showing a strong chance of becoming frozen in for the winter.
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Bridgeport
Dee Ver
Senate to Vote on New Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
Washington December. After four hours of debate the Senate agreed to vote before adjournment next Monday on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. The agreement was reached to ensure the attendance of most senators.
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Washington
Senate
New Civil Service Rules Outline Major Reforms
The president approved amendments to civil service rules via the Civil Service Commission. Key provisions require sworn tests for competitive exams, govern temporary appointments from eligible registers, authorize withholding pay when violations are found, permit legal review by the attorney general, and set transfer limits to six months in the same job within the classified service.
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Wasthtuatan
Civil Service Commission
Estes
Civilo Service
Westall
Perso
Ofee
Rewigel
Noted Men and Noted Things Address in Concord
State Insurance Commissioner solon Linehan of Concord spoke at the Unitarian club in G A. TL hall for the regular monthly lab meeting. Supper was served at six and at eight Col Linehan delivered an engaging address on Noted Men and Noted Things.
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Tnsurance
Solon
Linehan
Concord
Unitarian Club
A. TL Hall
Lab
Col. Linehan
Shutes World Renowned Pelt and Rubber Footwear Organized
The Shutes World Renowned Pelt and Rubber Footwear company is organized at Kittery to manufacture footwear with 1,000,000 capital stock all unpaid. Officers: President Charles S. Shute of Mattapan, Mass. Treasurer Horace MiterhcH of Kittery. Certificate approved December.
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Shutes
Kittery
Charles S. Shute
Mattapan
Mass
Horace Miterhch
Nittery
For Over Fifty Years Mas Wixatow A Footaixa Syrip
An old advertisement claims Mas Wixatow A Footaixa Syrip soothes teething pains for children and eases gums while cooling and easing diarrhea. It markets itself as the best remedy with a long history and broad uses.
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