Victory Costs Heavy In Gras Pan Instin Battle
London dispatch from General Buller lists casualties in the Gras Pan Instin engagement and notes 198 total losses combining land and naval brigade fatalities and injuries. Reports emphasize the Yorkshires and naval brigade bore the brunt, with several officers and many troops killed or wounded.
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London
Buller
Gras Pan
Instin
Methetin
Ninth Lancers
Butler
Pietermaritzburg
Ladysmith
McKinley’s Message About Completed and Ready
Washington announces the president’s annual message is practically completed and set for Congress. Topics to be discussed are numerous and important, with sections sent to the public printer as finished and proofs revised. May include note on the formal transmission next week. Also an unrelated drug ad for a cold remedy claiming cure in one day with a money-back guarantee.
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Washington
Congress
E. W. Grove
Dance at Armory Hall November 30 1899
Hall management announces a dance at Armory Hall on Thursday evening November 30 1899 with good music. Admission is one dollar, ladies free. Boys urged to bring partners for a pleasant time.
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Armory Hall
Silver Republicans Favor Bryan At 1900 Convention
Chicago November 28 The Silver Republican Committee met and signaled support for backing William Jennings Bryan and aligning with the Democratic platform at the 1900 convention, while some members opposed the income tax and injunction planks. Chairman Towne expected to issue an official statement outlining party policy.
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Chicago
Towne
Silver Republican Committee
Henry M. Tel
William J. Bryan
Notable 1899 Dispatches From Across the World and Nation
General Leonard Wood travels aboard the transport McPherran arriving in New York from Santiago. Frederick Billings is chosen as the ninth juror in the Molineux case. M. E. Dawson is dropped from General Miles office rolls for letters criticizing the President. Frederick C. Beach and Mrs. Carley Havemeyer wed at Grace Church with William K. Vanderbilt as best man. The President orders a Congressional Medal of Honor for Colonel Franklin Bell for gallantry in the Philippines. A cabinet meeting centers on the President’s message. A New Hampshire Republican address calls for reforms and curbs on railroad powers. Captain Whiten reports the loss of the Whalen crew in a collision near Boston. In the French Senate a Antisemitic League member testifies over paid testimony. General Otis cables War Department: Manila garrisons for Thirty-first Volunteers. Port Albert sails to San Francisco. Port Arthur and Naworth depart. hospital ship Missouri arrives via Suez. no casualties aboard.
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Leonard Wood
Santiago de Cuba
McPherann
New York
Santiago
Molineux
Frederick Billings
W. D. Barber & Co
M. E. Dawson
Porac
Luzon
Philippine Islands
U. S
William E. Chandler
Busiel
New Hampshire
Captain Whiten
Harry L. Belden
Boston
Sylvester Whalen
Portland
Major Pickands
Patrick Powers
Michael Corrigan
M. Peretti
General Otis
War Department
Pekin
Mananense
Mindanao
Albert
San Francisco
Tartar
Naworth
Missouri
Suez
Transport Manauense Narrow Escape Near Manila
The transport Manauense carrying Colonel Webb Hayes and three companies of the Thirty first Infantry arrived in Manila after a perilous voyage. The ship was under manned and short of provisions, with engines failing and a three day typhoon. Crew deserted, leaving less than half aboard. bailing by buckets and improvised pumps kept the ship afloat, while darkness and equipment failures plagued the voyage. Officials dispute claims of unseaworthiness, stating the vessel was in first class condition at departure.
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Manila
Manauense
Webb Hayes
San Francisco
Honolulu
Honoluin
Hayes
Associated Press
Faked Story Of Cuban Uprising Debunked
Washington reports reject predictions of a large scale Cuba uprising on Thanksgiving. Official sources say conditions in Cuba are generally satisfactory. The claim is traced to discontented members of the Cuban War Party and published by The Silver State's leased wire.
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Washington
Cuba
War Department
Cuban War Party
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Others Why Not You
Ad copy reports Adolph L. Milledt of Manchester New Hampshire praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a nine year shoulder pain. After one bottle the shoulder is nearly well and the product is sold by Brow Bros druggists.
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Chamberlain
Adolph L. Mille
Manchester
N. H
Brow, Bros
Special Master Sale in Nevada Nickel Foreclosure Case
In the Ninth Circuit District of Nevada the Nevada Nickel Syndicate Limited seeks sale of mining claims in Churchill County. The property includes the Don Mining Claim Liverpool Mining Claim Royal George and Aetna claim with about 1,000 tons of ores and plant machinery. Special Master J F Emmitt will conduct the sale at the Churchill County Courthouse Sunwater on December th at ONE o'clock to satisfy judgments of 16,616.15 plus costs and interest.
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Circuit Court
Ninth Circuit
District of Nevada
Nevada Nickel Syndicate, Limited
Reintitt
National Nickel Company
Franklin &. Pierce
Milo T. Sipe
Louis Smith
Charles Hell
Charles E. Brooke
Peterman
Circuit Court of the United States of the Ninth Circuit
Nevan Nickel Syndicate, Limited
Churchill
Rite of
Nevada
Iite
Bolivia
Cottonwood Canyons
Lovelock Station
Central Pacific Railroad
Widh
Liverpool
United States of America
Sail
Recorder of the
General Land Office
Washington City
District of Columbia
Royal George
Tengih
Cottonwood
Townaite
Omar
Aetna
Charles National Nickel Company
Ree
Churchill County
Janie
John Bridgford
Albany
New York
Ce Canyon
Cox Canyon
Towi
C. G. Buchanan
Assay Office
Pintotiftx Ainee
Nationa Nickel Company
Sunwater
Sald Churchill County
Unite States of America
United States
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