Fighting and wrecks reported in panama isthmus blitz
Reports from Panama Isthmus recount stubborn fighting near Banpablo and Gatun delaying trains as government forces press advances toward Colon. A number of wounded, including Colombians, were cared for by Dr. Kindleberger, with later dispatches noting Marine troops aboard a train. In Ogdensburg a roller boat failed to reach deep water, while Nortonville miners establish a new camp amid tension with authorities. Casualties mount from the Penberthy boiler disaster in Detroit with 28 dead and many injured as rescue efforts continue.
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Washington, D. C
Long
Perry
Panama
Banpablo
Tolay
Gatun
Kindleberger
Colomba
Alban
Barbacoa Bridge
Sesteway
Colon
Tavernilla
Tiberal
Barhavat Bridge
Gatra Station
Vnd
Monkey Hill Cemetery
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Knapp
Prescott
St. Lawrence River
Detroit
Penberthy
Senat Brook
Williams Egge
Gardner testimony links Bonine confession to Ayres murder
Washington witness George B. Gardner testified that Lola Ioa Bonine confessed after the tragedy to knowing the circumstances of James S. Ayres’ death. He said she asked about a public confession and urged silence to preserve the death by own action theory. Gardner added Ayres appeared sober, had only two beers, and that Bonine claimed Ayres assaulted her before the pistol was fired.
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Washington
George B. Gardner
Bonine
Lola Ioa Bonine
James S. Ayres
Ayres
Gardner
Boning
Mr. Gardner
Clement Studebaker Dies at South Bend
Clement Studebaker died in South Bend Indiana at 11 25 this morning after remaining conscious to the end.
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South Bend
Ind
Clement Studebaker
Looting Is Charged in French Chinese Expedition Scandal
Paris dispatch reports alleged extracts from General Voyton’s confidential report. Missionaries are accused of looting Prince LA’s palace and seizing silver bars. French soldiers and sailors aided them, receiving TAS francs in checks later ordered returned by General Frey.
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Paris
Matin
Voyton
Chamber of Deputies
They re After Knox Jon to the reque Ameri can Anti Trust tea
H B K Marti chairman of the joint American Anti trust league and Knights of Labor, seeks a date for a league committee to present facts on alleged trust violations. A complaint was filed Sept 6 with the attorney general, no action taken, hearings hoped before Nov 29. Knox to respond by Nov 27. The push follows extensive investigations across several states.
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Jon
Aml
Hie Ag
United States Senate
H. BK. Marti
American Anti-trust League
Knights of Labor
Washington
Gsevelt
League
Net
Knox
Wenera
Proposals and Protests Highlight Early 1902 News Outline
The Prussian budget adopts navy estimates totaling 200 million marks. Saxony clergy plan protests to Chamberlain’s Edinburgh speech. Charleston opening date set. President to press next Monday. Harvard professor emeritus Joseph Henry Thayer dies in 84th year. Yale football receipts expected near 370000. Missouri battleship launch planned for Dec 28 at Newport News. Frank A. Mensey buys stake in New York Daily News. UN memorial fund reaches 62. Chicago feemen test 10 cent ice tax under new Wisconsin law. Norwood barber William Dick commits suicide to prove courage. Utah missionary Mrs. Devere says Mormons price her life. Ohio farmer Robert Wilkins kills relative amid family murder risk. William Dolman kills himself to protect wife and infant. Educationists strike as calls for reform sharpen tensions.
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Saxony
Chamberlain
Edinburgh
Charleston
S. C
Joseph Henry Thayer Buesey
Harvard University
Yale
Missouri
Newport News
Frank A. Mensey
New York Daily News
Chicago
Wisconsin
William Dick
Norwood
Devere
Utah
Robert Wilkins
Ohio
Willeykins
Wiliam Dolman
Ter
The McKinley Estate Appraisal Report Filed
Canton Ohio February 27 The appraisers filed their report on the late President McKinley estate. Personal goods and chattels valued at 2055 securities bank deposits and life insurance 143105 money 129 The total personal estate 125890 of which 60132 was life insurance Real estate not appraised as under the will it goes to Mrs McKinley for life and at her death to Mr McKinley
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Canton, O
Nev
McKinley
Home of the Strikers Camp Defies County Judge Orders
Enion men plan to maintain the Home of the Strikers camp near Nortonville despite County Judge Hall orders. Officials warn more troops may be needed to enforce the mandate as deputies seized union property last Sunday. Strike leaders James Wood and Kit Barnaby pressed Judge Hall for the return of United Mine Workers gear, while a potential attachment against Hall looms. McKinley family fortunes cited with appraised annual allowance for Mrs McKinley set at 8000 dollars.
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Madisonville
Nortonville
Thomas Rooney
The
United Mine Workers
Rooney
Enion
Hall
James TD. Wood
Kit Barnaby
M Ber
Jerold Johnson
Judge Hall
Ited
Woods
United Mine Workers of America
President Wood
United Minesters of America
Wood
Honors of church service in Lomion for Count V Botefeldt Wildenburg
Diplomatic corps and officials attended a requiem at the Roman Catholic church for Count V Botefeldt Wildenburg former German ambassador to England. Officers later reported 18 men unaccounted for and two unidentified bodies at the morgue. Injuries among workers at a plant included burns and fractures with several others reported missing or recovering at home. Twenty-five men and boys remain unlocated.
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Lomion
V Botefeldt Wildenburg
BE. Hoof
A. E. Milley
Eugene Bertram
Fd. Burtsel
Marvin
Stephen Crixp
Patrick Malloy
Carpenter
Rye
as_ follo
Ssmuel Til Wineer
A. T. Gidday
Joby Houler
John Klinocher
Herman Goldner
Peter Doll
Tony Walker
Jotun Vogt
James Nall
Jotun Schaible
Julius Tiebetem
Edward Liebeten
George Kelsey
Bert Martin
Mike Deranger
William Ager
Silditeg
Nation divorce granted to David from Carrie Nation in Kansas
In Medici Lodge Kansas on November 27, David Nation was granted a divorce from Carrie Nation the so called joint smasher. The court exonerated Mrs Nation from cruelty to her husband and awarded the property. The divorce was granted on grounds of neglect of duty.
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Medici Lodge
Kan
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Waite Falls Dead in Aspen While Peeling Apple
Former Governor Davis H. Waite died in Aspen Colorado while peeling an apple this morning. Authorities believe heart trouble caused the death.
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Aspen
Col
Davis H. Waite
London Describes Knox Capture and City Fire Disaster
London reports Gen. Knox captured 36 Buys command members after a recent fight. ten bodies found among the wounded and missing, workers searched debris for others. A boiler explosion at the Penberthy Injector plant caused a three story collapse, killing and injuring many, with fires, rescue efforts, and heavy property loss around $180,000 and $70,000 insured.
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London
Itchener Today
Knox
Buys
Joubert
Wolmarans
Diedviks
Penberthy
Abbott Street
Brooklyn Avenue
Deller
Department of Public Works
Riley
Grace Hospital
Council Free Omaha as Burlington and Northwestern Clash
Judge Dickinson dissolves injunction blocking an ordinance to vacate Eighth Street for railroad condemnation. Burlington abandons restraint. Chicago and Northwestern proceed with condemnation. Council holds an extraordinary session as a heated battle unfolds between the two railroads.
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Omaha
Dickinson
District Court
Burlington Road
Eighth Street
Chicago & Northwestern
Missing Brother Report Ties to New York Death Case
In Milan Nevada on November 27 Julius Goodman reports a possible link to Charles Rathban now jailed for murder. He claims a missing brother, aged about 25, left New York for the West years ago and has not been heard from. Coroner Coots will examine the corpse to see if it matches Goodman’s description.
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Mterseonville
Jad
Nev
Inlins Odman
IW St
Twentieth Street
New York
Charles
Well C. Rathban
West
Coots
Julius Goodoan
Pillory Not In Use at Illinois Reformatory
M. M. Mallary, superintendent at the Illinois State Reformatory, denies charges of corporal punishment including the pillory. He states he has held the position since July 1 of the year in question and invites public investigation, asserting no such punishments are used and the institution is open to visitors daily.
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Genera
Navy
M. M. Mallary
Illinois State
Miller
Caucus Time Near as Republicans Nominate House Officers
The Republican members of the house will meet in caucus Saturday at 2 p.m. to nominate house officers, with Henderson and the others expected to be re elected. A sharp contest is anticipated over re adopting the rules as debate runs all afternoon and into evening. The Democratic caucus will be at 11 a.m. Saturday to nominate minority candidates and name a few minority employees in the house.
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Ington
Repubii
House of Representatives
Peaker Henderson
Directum Sold for 12100 to Minneapolis Association
New York Nov 27 Directum was sold today to the International Stock Farm at Minneapolis Minnesota for 12100.
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Directum
Minneapolis Association
New York
International Stock Farm
Minneapolis, Minn
Hofman Arraigned Over Stolen Isthmian Report
Carl H Hoffman, stenographer for the Isthmian canal commission in Washington, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields in New York on November 27 for allegedly stealing the commission's final report to President Roosevelt on November 19.
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Hofman
New York
Carl H. Hoffman
Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington
United States
Shields
Roosevelt
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Chile
Earle Hooker Eaton
von Wildenburg
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