Republicans Elect Six of Ten Kaunas Judges
In Kaunas the Republicans elected six of the ten judges and two Sta Benators to fill vacancies. The Herlio municipal election resulted in twelve Novialiats and liberals to the Common Council. A cable station is proposed and 10,000 tons of coal may be stored there. The Colombian revolution progresses with 2000 revolutionaries in Cucuta and Uecapa. General Andrade, deposed president of Venezuela, arrived at San Juan de Porto Itloo aboard the St Simon.
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Kaunas
Herlio
Novialiats
Els
Gomm
Tia
Bew
General Andrade
Venezuela
San Juan de Porto Itloo
St. Simon
Government Will Buy Bonds and Kentucky Contests Grow
In a Treasury notice the government offered to buy 25 million dollars in 4 percent 1907 bonds at 112 1/2 net and 4 percent 1904 bonds at 111 net, valid through November 30 or until 25 million is reached. Kentucky election contests threaten governor race with about 4,000 votes in seven counties, including Taylor and Goebel disputes in Christian, Johnson, Knox, Mercer, Nelson counties. Meanwhile the Charleston’s grounding near Kamigume island prompted a quick evacuation and improvised defense. October trade figures show imports and exports diverging with gold and silver movements noted.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
New York
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Toston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
L. J. GA
Kentucky
Louisyville
State Board of Election Commissioners
Christian County
Taylor
Hopkinsville
Johnson County
Knox County
Brown
Barbourville
Mercer County
Deaths in the Army Report Totals 6619 May 1898 to June 1899
Washington reports Surgeon General Sternberg's annual army health review showing 6,619 total deaths from May 1, 1898, to June 30, 1899, with 406 in battle, 216 by accident, 2,774 from typhoid fever, 476 malarial fever, 359 pneumonia, 442 diarrhoea and dysentery, and 185 yellow fever. Also notes on Cape Nome wealth in Alaska and a surge of settlers.
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Washington
Sternberg
Northwest Notes recounts arrests and crimes across the West
A Montana senator, a bond deal on a Buffalo Hump mine, and a Butte shooting mark a mosaic of crimes and finances. Other items report postal robberies, a murder by a son in California, a Union Pacific freight wreck near Cheyenne, the Fort Bayard sanitarium expansion, La Grande sugar output gains, a Seattle suicide, and a Denver rifle club record.
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United States
Kamhas A. Carter
Montana
Helena
Aan
J. J. Wood
Tanner
Ilnois
Gates
Ilinois Steel Company
Buffalo Hump
Warren
Idaho
Eugene Lane
Butte
Josephine Blancheau
Lane
Klondike
Victoria
B. C
S. Miller
Larame
Cosgriff Bros
Sweetwater
Landet
R. del Grosso
Ada Central Railroad
Austin
Nevada
Trail
Union Pacific
Corlett
Cheyenne
John Culberton
Fred Smith
Fort Bayard
United States Army Medical Corps
Daniel M. Appel
Tne
la Grande
Oregon
Samuel Ritchie
St. Paul
Seattle
Tle
Grand Forks
C. C. Ford
Denver Rifle Club
National Grange Session Opens in Springfield Ohio
The thirty third annual National Grange meeting convened in Springfield Ohio with Master Aaron Jones of South Bend Ind presiding. Twenty six states represented as committees deliberated. Jones welcomed Jaben Robinson master of the Dominion Grange of Canada and Robinson reviewed the year’s work. The afternoon featured Jones annual address and committee reports.
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Springfeld
National Grange
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Ind
States
Goebel HQ gains as court ruling challenges Republican hopes
From Frankfort on November 17 the Goebel camp shows renewed confidence after a Court of Appeals decision that foresees a damper on Republican efforts. Taylor attorneys had sought to force county election boards to certify votes and dispute grows over Louisville precincts claimed fraudulent with militia presence. Taylor's 2,600 Louisville plurality may be eroded.
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Frankfort
Goebel
Court of Appeals
Taylor
Jefferson County Board
Louisville
Protecting Prisoners Involves US Efforts In The Philippines
President seeks humane treatment for Spanish prisoners held by insurgents in the Philippines. A cable to Gen Otis forwarded to Gen MacArthur instructs to secure release if possible. Those responsible for abuses will face strict accountability when captured by US forces. Also reports a shooting near here leaves John Sellers fatally wounded and his son injured. Hazelden and Dr Edwards were wounded in the same incident linked to defaming life allegations.
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Washington
Oor
Philippines
Otis
MacArthur
Eguinablo
Colombia
John
Sellers
J.D. Hazelden
State Board of Liquor Control
H. A. Edwards
Hazelden
Selters
Prisvate
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Revolutioniria
Cucuta
Uecapa
CM. Sheate
Cape Nowe
Herons Hering Seu
Siberia
Serius
Docktown
Teon
Sulphur, Copper and Iron Company
Cuba
Havnne Patria
Sandon H. C
Carpentras
Dreyfus
Evelushan
Anus
Kerlin
Paria Figaro
Haperoe Willian
Tiger Hay
Anguta
Africa
Bngland
Delagua Bat
Paris Gaulois
Chamber of Deputies
Virginia State Senate
W. Shands
Bre
Ottawa
Chandlers
O Itawa
Thomas
Regimauton
Manila
Goard
Pittsburg
John Cavanaugh
Kid” Lavelle
Prine Tighe
Cavanaugh
Hugh Meffrath
Tannily
Noveleta
McGrath
Military Academy
Wisemste
Menasha
Wis
Mra Whitelaw Held
Lady Randolph Churchill
South Africa
Lady Churchll
Fetheel Yturiere
Preenent McKinleay
Secretry
Root
Cate
Praiie Ries
Jims Jeffries
Prive Ggierani
John Wes
Pretoria
Ladysmith
Emperor William
England
Keil
Prussia
William
Empress Augusta Viewtorla
Hohenzol- Jorn
Germany
von Kooster
Balie
Mania
San Frangisco
Cal
Hancock
Tide of Fife
Puebla
St. Maul
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Hancoel
Pueblo
Duke of Fife
Wyo
Russell Sage
Tressury Department
United States Treasury
Gage
Sharps
de Lesepe
Sail
Khedive
Ferdinand de Lessepa
Suez Canal
Europe
Toeleharm
Charleston
Kamigume Island
Mureau of Statistics
Bureau of Statististics
Cape Nome
Sioux City
Fred Leech
J. Fletcher Smith
Healy
Alaska
Cape Now
Anvil City
Northwest Notes
Pano
Porterville
Reese Martin
Frederick
Farmers IN Session
Ho National Grange
Feld, Oho
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