Turmoil in Panama as Liberals Clash with Government Forces
Reports from Colon and Panama detail liberal and government troop clashes near Empire and Culebra as Gen. Alban brings 600 men to fight. The Pinzon threatens to bombard Colon, while U S and allied warships guard railways and harbor. Marines are landed to protect routes and civilians seek refuge aboard ships.
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Eight Miners Die in Pocahontas Mine Tragedy
Bluefield West Virginia November 25 The Brad bodies of eight well known mining men are recovered from the Pocahontas Collieries mine after rescue crews battled white damp. The party entered Friday morning and at least three were found together near the Tag river entrance while five more lay further back, suggesting a failed escape and a desperate struggle for air.
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Woman dies of burns in quarrel case
Annie Von Broth died from burns allegedly inflicted by Andrew Boland after a dispute. An ante mortem statement says Boland tried to burn her face with a lighter lamp. her dress caught fire and a bystander tried to extinguish flames. Boland is held for the coroner's jury.
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Fulton Submarine Test Triumph Despite Storm at Peconic Bay
A large crowd watched the Fulton submersible rise from Peconic bay after more than fifteen hours beneath the surface. Captain Cable led a crew of three officers and five men as they reported no discomfort, and the air and machinery performed excellently. The crew slept and ate underwater while the vessel remained submerged despite rough seas.
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Albany Ship Unfit for Sanitary Service Says Navy Report
A U S steamship Albany built in England is deemed radically unsanitary by naval surgeons. The report notes construction flaws making it almost impossible to detail required changes before she can safely function as a sanitary vessel.
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Washington
United States
Albany
Italy
Harris
Ohio Town Terrorized by Window Destruction
Karen U reports that William Rossman, a recently discharged asylum patient from Dayton deemed cured, smashed 4% plate glass windows in Ohio business districts with stones. He stayed up all night amid a hurricane scene, aiming to destroy more until he was captured and jailed. His prior insanity matter involved window breaking.
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Manila reports Captain Kawara I Lawton's company of the Nineteenth Infantry stormed and captured a fortified insurgent position on Boholi in the Visayan group. Sergeant McMahon led a 20 man ascent through brush to strike the fort from behind, driving attackers from the position and causing heavy insurgent losses as they retreated past Lawton's lines. Captain Lawton commends Sergeants List and McMahon for their actions.
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Wedded on Deathbed in Bloomington Marriage Before Death
Bloomington Illinois November 25. Professor Frank W. Harvey died Saturday after a long frail life due to heavy study. His fiancée Adelaide Victoria Lloyd wed him two weeks before his death as his health failed. Born Chicago about 35 years ago he led the Harvey Academy of Music here and was known as a leading pianist of the west.
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Thefts of Gold and Silver Bullion Shocks Transit Route
El Paso reports 112 bars of bullion valued over 20000 were stolen six months ago in transit to eastern refineries. The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio line carried the shipment under guard and a car near New Orleans revealed the loss. Some bars have been buried in western Texas and detectives hold a clue to the treasure.
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Harrisburg
San Antonio
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Texas
Moonshiner Operation Found in Pittsburg Home
United revenue officers unearthed a moonshine still in Pittsburg at 14 Pride Street. Harry Siekowitz alias Harry Sharkowitz, the alleged operator, is jailed on charges of possessing an unregistered still and distilling apparatus. The dwelling contained a complete plant with seventeen gardens daily capacity, three cof mash, and numerous gallons of spirits.
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Lielt
Harry Siekowitz
Harry Sharkowitz
Pride Street
BROKE UP CAMP SEQUEL OF THE COAL MINE TROUBLES
A Nortonville Kentucky camp of striking miners was dispersed after county authorities, backed by the state militia, arrested twenty five to thirty campers for breach of the peace and unlawful assembly. Four tents were torn down and moved to Nortonville, with prisoners taken to the train. some camp members fled.
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Cleveland III shows improvement after pneumonia scare
Grover Cleveland at Princeton New Jersey is reported improved and out of danger after a mild pneumonia attack. Dr J H Wickoff said the ex president’s cold contracted while duck hunting at Cape Charles last week caused chills before he was confined to bed.
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Conard liner Umbria delays departure from Liverpool
The Conard liner Umbria did not sail for New York from Liverpool until 5 p m yesterday, detained by fog. The report lists other maritime and city incidents from the period, including labor strikes and local crimes.
Four Die in Knoxville Fire at Miller Home
In Pittsburg area Knoxville suburb, a morning blaze killed Rose Miller 23 Amanda Miller 16 Ivin Miller 9 and Rose Miller 2. Parents Mr and Mrs Miller were buried while attempting rescue. Two daughters escaped. Fire blamed on kerosene used to start breakfast fire.
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Burge Arrested in London Over Bank Frauds
London police detained pugilist Dick Burge on charges of complicity in recent Liverpool bank frauds. Authorities say a large sum of money was recovered.
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Dick Burge
Liverpool
Supreme Court Reverses Kansas City Stockyards Ruling
The United States Supreme Court, in a decision handed down by Justice Brewer, reversed a lower court ruling that had favored the state in the Kansas City stock yards case. The dispute centered on the state's law permitting authorities to set stockyard freight rates. Storm Subside Damages Estimated at One Million in New York. A stable accident in Rock Island Sash & Door works leaves John Britton with broken ribs after a horse kick. he is hospitalized at his home on Fourth Avenue.
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Fourth Avenue
Turkey Shooters score from Elm Street range meet
Marlin Rifle club held a Saturday turkey shoot with S Edwards A Taylor and S L Gilman tying for high with three and two points. F O Davis T B Reidy Julies Junge James Darnell Otto Huber Fr W Bahnsen and Carl Hellpenstell H A Weld Otto Patting Walter Freeman earned points ranging from one to two.
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T. B. Reidy
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James Darnell
Otto Huber
Fr. W. Bahnsen
Carl Hellpenstell
H. A. Weld
Otto Patting
Walter Freeman
Industrial Fair draws crowds at the rink event
Saturday night attendance at the industrial fair filled the rink while a daytime matinee for schoolchildren featured a diver in Capt. Sercho's tank using a submarine telephone to chat with Argus editors. Bubbles rose clearly in the tank as conversations reached editorial rooms. Evening features promised.
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Argus
Winter series game halves Lau Rel Forty Five club
The second winter series match was played at the home of ex policeman and Mrs John R Ainsworth. Ainsworth and David Fitzgerald defeated champions Captain John O Conner and Pierce Keane.
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John R. Ainsworth
John O'Conner
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David Fitzgerald
Indian wards to be sober by withholding payment
November 25 in Guthrie Oklahoma agents for several tribes plan to curb drinking by withholding funds from any Indian who has been drunk since the last quarterly payment. The measure targets reducing whisky consumption among wards and relies on current payments to enforce sobriety.
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