Kruger Defies War, Vows to Fight to End
Reports from Marseilles and London recount Paul Kruger, ex-president of the South African Republic, arriving amid throngs and pledging to continue the struggle for independence. He denounces the war as worse than before and insists we will not surrender, with cheers from supporters and calls of vive Kruger. Other items note tributes, political clashes, and assorted events across cities including Johannesburg and London.
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Marseilles
Paul Kruger
South African Republic
Kruger Ennot
Muracilles
Equger
Paris
Marasillos
Kenzer
Lave
Mob that burned Preston Porter to stand trial
Denver November 22 District Attorney McAllister of Colorado Springs orders Sheriff Freeman of Lincoln County to prosecute the mob that burned Preston Porter at the stake last week. Gov Thomas insists on prosecuting all participants.
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Verstom Porter
Denver
Mcalliater
Colorato Springs
Sierif Freeman
Lincoln County
Preston Porter
Jey
Gov. Thomas
Pope Fatigue Forces Bed Rest After Fainting Twice
A Rome dispatch reports Pope Pius XII visiting St. Peter's Basilica when he suffered fatigue and had to lie down. He fainted twice and security briefly guided him to rest, health officials later said.
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Rome
St. P
Big cigar strike in the South
The Federated Trades assembly declared a general strike for Monday in sympathy with the tobacco industry. Lamps, Flights, Nov. 2. The action will affect shipments and operations along the southern route, impacting production and distribution.
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Federated Traties Assembly
Meredith Selected for Good Luck Captain College Star
Meredith of Illinois has been selected for a notable assignment in early November as Captain, reflecting recognition of merit. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary report, but the name and rank imply a formal military or civic appointment.
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Meredith
Washington
Meredit
Illinois
Sue
Crowlerz
Hesse-Nassau
William
Frederick
Sir Thomas
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
In China Hall Lored Movetto Shaken
London datelines report turmoil in China with empress dowager warnings rumored war in Shan Si and Ho Nan. Russian envoy Yehtomsky says czar withdrew troops to avoid blame for plunder. Foreign envoys conference reveals new points of difference and possible delays. Prince Tuan reportedly stripped of power. Admiral Mo and Yorck corps mobilize near Kal ean as forces brace for expedition. Lord Roberts injury rumors circulate while official briefings note no lasting damage.
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London
Shanghai
Morning Post
Iceroya
Shan Si
Ho Nan
Yehtomsky
Peking
Daily News
Hung Chang Wa
Lai Ton Calin
Prince Tuan
Tung Fah Siang
WOC Textuies
Crane-god Waliemveki
Yorck
Showlie
Chieves
Admiral Mo
Lomion
Robert
Roberts
Lord Roberts
Stnlay
Hitchorse
Stull
Government House
Johannesburg
Daily Telegraph
Wiliam St. John Broderick
Herlin
Wassische Zeitung
German South West Africa
Bulls
Talmoral
Miss Wi and Dr Freeman Engagement Unbroken
Miss Mary E. Wi remains engaged to Dr CM Freeman. official confirmation. Portland, Me hosts national grange session planning next annual convention. Sir Arthur Sullivan improves after a period of illness. The schooner Pollytomutis used as privateer in last war. Filipino rebels advance toward Aguinaldo. Admiral Roger N Steuben retires in New York. Gelizna May rallying. Americans contribute to Setigmans effort.
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Mary E. Wi
CM. Freeman
Portland
Arthur Sullivan
Lee Leen
Maine
Aguinaldo
Joger N. Steuibt
New York
Agrel
State board defeat sparks activity in Chicago teachers case
November 22 report from Springfield notes Judge Creighton overruled the demurrer in the Chicago Teachers Federation petition against the state board of equalization. The attorney general signals plans to file an answer and possibly push the matter to the Supreme Court. The decision triggers quick sessions and preparations by board members and allied interests.
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Springfield
Lls
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
State Board of Equalization
Creighton
Supreme Court
Capital Stock Committee
Death Rides the Wind Storm Toll Reaches Many Dead
A severe storm sweeping from Mississippi into Tennessee causes extensive deaths and injuries. Reports from Memphis, Nashville, and Williamson county indicate dozens killed or hurt with widespread property damage. Families, towns, and counties including Columbia and Nolensville report casualties. appeals for aid are being organized.
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Williamson County
Columbia
Ellis
Walnut Lake
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi
Misslesippi
Columba
Nity
la Nolensville
Galletin
Guinverkand
Col Columbi
Casalties Tiwie
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Vive Lal Tiberte
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Roberta
Lam
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DeWet
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Warringhams Store
Nowetadorp
Silverufontein
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Anomene
J. Fletcher Shera
Daniel E. Sickles
Gridley
Chicago
Mary E Gridley, Bloowinton, II
Asabel Gridley
Onarron Lividis
St. Paul
Davia
Rted Wing
Minn
Minnesota Stoneware Company
Minouri
Missouri
Frank Speasjmaker
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Hlakely
Boston
Blakely
Towa
Belfast
Duke
Manchester
Tani Widygen Case
Arnaut
Harp. Pi
Tneal Company
Evita
Aria
Navy
JL Kewley
Chicaeo
2. Miller
Yakk. Withey
Roliey
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Decasur
Washington Taggart, Sr
Taggart
Wis
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Newport Casino
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Wwe
Aml
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China
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Sowem Pimuer
St. Petrsture
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Kharkoff
Russia
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Nikolaieffaky
Kharkin
Europe
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Owens College
Little Rock
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St. Louis
I. D. Avery
Malvern
Jones
Indian Territory
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Croker
Ton
Jett W. Keller
Democratic
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Elb
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Ptlng
Perry Mel
San Francisco
Robert Wilcox
Congress
Orvile G. Turesen
Bryan
Palmer
Anurt Bown
Agein
J.P
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Cook County Assessors
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Strate Railway
Osher
Pears
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First National Bank
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Freeman
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Buth
St Robinsan
Ind
Elis
Henry O. Smith
Notary Public
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Federation of Labor
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Fis
The
Ithols Federation of Labor
Hoptad
Springfeld
John Harvey Caldwell
Chatham
Ben F. Caldwell
Eenth
Laura Blossom Hickox
Charles V. Hickox
Sangamon Coal Association
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
Prederick W. Taylor
Beekeepers In Council
Tis
Mlinois Beekeepers’ Association
al Beanideau Tunit Q
Suniah
Theolames A. Stone
Tenatont
Becker
Stone
Wailer Wer
William New
Altamont
Newland
Lenanon
W. A. Kodenburg
J. Keen
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Lis
Mississippi River
Mitea
Death Rides the Wind
Memphis
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Lagrange
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