The Chinese Will Pay Up for Indignities Suffered
Canton learns the board of reconstruction has ordered a first settlement of American claims amounting to 10000. A deputy for each district will estimate damages, as Canton Harbor seeks removal of foreign gun boats. The notice follows multiple reports from Paris and Pekin on diplomacy and peace talks.
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Canton
Lere
Board of Reconstruction
Specifl
Haveen
Kina
Paris
Council of Ministers
M. Delensac
Pekin
Asia
Celratnty
London
Shang Mai
Prince Loan
Nimbai
Province of
Shan Sic
Yo Hien
Pinan Sheng
Yu Hinien
Yu Haien
Waldersee
Count von Wald
Tas Chinere
von Waldersee
Cntesen
Reconcentrado plan for the Boers sparks pacification measures
Nov 17 dispatches describe a reconcentrado plan to pacify the Boers as Lords Roberts and Kitchener press for a swift move. Civilians in small towns hinder operations, while Boer attacks on the railroad near Den Burg yield heavy losses with about seventy five killed or wounded.
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Durbin
Mercury
Roberts
Kitehener
Bloemtoutein
Denburg
Safe blown open and $2000 is taken
A vault robbery is reported with nitro glycerine used to blow open the Blaff Scott company vault. About $2000 in currency and various securities were stolen. The chaotic dispatches mix multiple cities and events, but the core item is a bank or company vault robbery and loss of cash and securities.
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Qaiees
Scott Copany
I Ia
John Cudahy Company Incorporation and Packing concerns
Aicago based John Cudahy Company is chartered with a capital of 500 000 dollars and a plant in Wichita Kansas while offices remain in Chicago. The firm will operate independently for now with related packing interests controlled by Mick Inglis and others. Also noted are claims of related parking establishments in Louisville Kentucky and Nashville Tennessee.
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Cudahye
John Ca Royaline Co
Euirae
Curaly Packing Company
Wile
Mickinley
Jobn Cudahy Company
Chicago
Wichita
Kan
John Cudahy
Loulaville
Nunbville
Tenn
Tates
Kansas
Mob burns Preston Porter Jr at stake in Colorado
At Laurie Station and later Limon, a mob seized Preston Porter Jr. from a sheriff and burned him at the stake in view of about 700 spectators. He cried for mercy, the chain broke briefly, and the mob completed the murder despite a hurried relocation and protests from observers. Authorities indicate no inquest will be held and no prosecutions are likely.
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Linton
Colo
Preston Porter, Jr
Laurie Station
McAllister
Lawrence
Kan
Limon
Com Forter, Jr
Haines
Mel
Euti
Jons
Lincoln County
Chin
Preston Porter
Tedard W. Frost
Porter
Manis
Louise Frost
Klay
OW Tne
Great Football Games In Afternoon at Chicago and Minnesota
Ten thousand watched Chicago vs Wisconsin amid heavy mist and poor field in Chicago. Minnesota vs Northwestern concluded the season with light snow yesterday, field in fair condition after scraping, coach Koenitzki arriving for possible post season plans.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Marshall
Chiosgajn Ibe Isemyy
Badgers
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Northwestern
Koipe
Asi Possip
Nice
Man Rescued After Rooftop Fall At Chicago Masonic Temple
A man clung to the gutter and dangled from the eighth floor of the Chicago Masonic Temple as onlookers on State Street watched. Detective Henry Glaser descended the roof, attached a rope, and pulled A F McKengle of 1218 Cloud Ave to safety after he signaled for help with a paper slip. McKengle recalled slipping on the gable and losing consciousness before waking later in the gutter.
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Gatter
Chicago Masonic Temple
Chicaze
Navy
State Street
Masonite Temple
Henry Glaser
Eddward Williams
Tewmpiy
rarelFi
Gliser
A. F. McKengle
Cloud Avenue
Sebart
Bank looter Miyard case called in district court
New York November 17 The case of Coynplius L Miyard formerly more teller of the First National Bank was called in U S district court yesterday Jacob F Millers attorney moved to dismiss on the ground that prosecution failed to prove larceny and thus no crime The judge asked if a defense would be made and he replied no and that briefs would be filed next Friday with a decision reserved and likely denial.
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New York
Coynplius L. Miyard
Mote Teller
First National Bank
United States District Court
Jacob F. Miller
Alvord
National American Vehicle Wood Stock Association Meeting
The National American Vehicle Wood Stock association met with fifty members from Alabama Tennessee Indians Ohio Kentucky Illinois Michigan New York. A resolution was adopted fixing price ranges for presuing Ser ipester grant and the engagement of the Grad of the Republic at Denver.
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National American Vehicle Wood Stock Associaion
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohio
Tentucky
Aillinois
Michigan
New York
Demurrer in Teachers Federation case against the Equalizers
Springfield reports the Chicago Teachers Federation seeks mandamus to tax Cook county franchises. Attorney General Akin appears for the board and files a demurrer. Judge Creighton set arguments for Monday morning to decide jurisdiction and board immunity from mandamus. The Stock Breeders in Springfield pass a resolution urging funds for a livestock pavilion and advocate state board appointments.
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Springfeld
Ill
Chicago
Board of Equalization
Cook County
Rangamou County
Actio
Springfield
TIN
TIN- Nois Live Stock Breeders’ Association Convention
Alinois Seed and Corn Growers’ Association
Yates
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Pred IL Tankin
Athens
Live Est Breelers
Apache Battle Near Casas Grande Ends in Slaughter
A fight between Apache Indians and Mormon settlers near Casas Grande Mexico leaves four whites killed and several wounded while reports say ten Apaches killed and seven injured. No troops were nearby though a posse is being formed to pursue the hostile group.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Republican
Casas Grande
Mexico
Arizona
Sea serpent sighted moving up Frisco main street
Report from San Francisco on November 17 describes a large sea serpent seen crawling up the city's principal street. A group of telegraph operators chased it, the creature taking refuge in an underground tunnel before vanishing in darkness.
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San Francisco
Cal
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Sugar Beet Gazette
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Michizan Canal
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