Weekly World and Domestic News Review
A week’s record covers population shifts in North and South Dakota Washington Oklahoma and New Mexico. Reports of a Wellsburg West Virginia nitroglycerin explosion killing three boys and an infant and injuring 18 to 20. Other items include a Chicago murder conviction a Peking treaty note a turkey delivery to President McKinley weather and social notes a bank robbery in Emden Illinois and a fatal football injury in Chicago.
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North Dakota
Sooth
Albert Orion
Chicago
State Department
Mindeter Conger
Peking
Alanka
Harare
Rhode
Hamilton
Andrew
Mridget McGinley
Newtown
Pahe Farmers’ Bank of
Emden
Til
Wie
Sanford
Johson County
Tenn
Marion Snyder
Galveston
Tex
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Noot
W. H. Lipter
Burlington
San Francisco
Evangelist Sam Small
Havana
Cuba
Stickney
Vermont
Preston Todd
Withess
United States
United States Treasury
Vast mix of events and figures flood late November news
The report lists multiple incidents and people from across the country: a performing chimp sold in New York, drownings and accidents in Spokane and Davenport, political appointments and resignations, military deaths, a major fire in Fulton, and fiscal figures. Notable names include Secretary Root, Admiral Dewey, and McKinley election results.
Typhoon Devastates Pacific Regions Amid Global War Update
Reports tally 1600 to 1600 lives lost and 4000 made homeless by a Japanese typhoon hitting Teurane. Battleship Kentucky reaches Smyrna as Yosemite is lost in storms near Guam. Five sailors die and villages are wiped out. Philippines devastation, Manila population decline under American rule noted. British forces in South Africa report troop surrenders near Denetsdorp. Oscar Wilde dies in Paris. Cries for peace talks and indemnity payments echo in Europe and Asia.
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Teurane
Japan
Smyrna
Turkey
United States
Guam Island
Philippines
Salogna
Manila
Lord Roberts
Denetsdorp
Bloemfontein
Kroger
William
Germany
Oscar Wilde
Paris
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
London
Kruger
Berlin
Consantinos Ple
China
State Department
Historic multiple upheavals and disasters flash in dispatches
Incoming reports describe a powder magazine explosion near Nanking killing many and scattering Chinese forces. Other items note Mexican President Diaz’s sixth oath, the German emperor’s reception doubts, a steamer wreck near Naples with heavy loss, and a fatal train collision near Dimil ou Mexico.
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Nanking
China
Peking
Urven
Diaz
Mexico
Kroger
Minor News Items Roll Across Diverse Topics
A scrambled summary notes various items: coal shipments to Nantes by a Pittsburgh firm, terra cotta statues, Pennsylvania land purchases for forestry, immigration labor policy changes, stargazing observations, and the size of steamer funnels. It also mentions an engagement cancellation in New York, a 100th anniversary celebration in Behawenkeville, and Kansas planning a 50th state anniversary expo. Additional items cover New York public school costs, Chinese censorship, a Chicago boiler explosion death toll, a New York Poor Society report, a Baltimore & Ohio engine fire, Southern Pacific train collision, land openings on the White Earth reservation, and the death of Rev. Edward W. Gilman.
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New York
Spokane
Wash
John W. Campbell
Toute
Maniia
Root
Bang
Nitieos
Upton Moore
Melfey Dienten
Charlee Mohe
Chicago
Mas RI Meehelm
Max Riehtersheimer
Edward Wright
Aames Coleman
D. C
Indian Territory
Woman’ Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Cripple Creek
Col
Herbert E. Goodman
Goodman Manufacturing Company
Johnstown
United States
Fulton
Michigan Game Wareen
Arctic Javern
Nome
Col. Liscum
Tientein
Atrive
San Francisco
Conh
Huntington
Rose of Business Navy
Africa
Seiliy
Isles
Pitteburgh
Nantes
France
Wheatare
Pennsylvania
Finnleh Immigration
Tikely
Ane
Oceanie
Antoinette Pinek
Turon von Stechow
America
St. Pauls
Behawenkeville
Kiindred
Kansas
Oda
Pere Valdez
Alaska
Bugle City
Ocean
Yukon River
Greater New York
China
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
New York Association
Relief Department
Board of Managers
Uluess
David Phillips
Theman Colnugh
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Elm Grove
Southern Pacific Railroad
Subsun
Cal
Fone
White Earth
Minnesota
Land Office
Edward W. Gilman
Counell
Van Liew Pleads Guilty Mane Slaughter Charge
Emin Van Liew charged with first degree murder for killing Alice Hanawell with vitriol pleaded Friday and accepted a plea to second degree murder. She was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary and escorted to Columbia after sentencing.
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Mies
van Liew
Pensert Bier van Wert
Dee
Emin A. van Liew
Aliee Hanawell
Mane Slaughter
Tamevilley
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Lute, Falter and
Sun
Newark
N. A
Caleb Baldwin
David Whitney, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Frederick V. McNait
Dewey
Washingtton
California
McKinley
Joseph W. McClurg
Missouri
Lebanon
Ohio State News
Gnathered
Drew
William Dewitt
Dewitt
Cleveland
Little Consolidated Street Railway Co
Tim
Tekera
Gord
Chillicothe
George Jaynes
South America
Sancy Corpee
Der
Michael Casey
The
Beaver
TL. Employes
Canal Dover
American Sheet Steel Cos
Hig
Youngstown
Dee 4
Stambaugh-Thompson Co
Toledo
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Sandusky
Liverpool
L. Thompson
Crox
Fifth
Washington Streets
State Equalization Board
Columbus
State Board of Decennial Equalization
Tucaday
Senate
Guilbert
Jurice Shauek
TM. Bates
T. G. Mart
Mentor
Gilkey
G. Rudd
Silver
Alliance
Arma
J. W. Reker
Portamouth
Ies
Satan
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Deven
Ryan
E. Pinkham
Livia
Pokaan Aledicene Co
Jael
Safor
Chicago & Alton
Geo. J. Charlton
Woxm Rownz
Ontcoaao
Iln
Tor Souvtueln
Winishay
Heer
Oklahom
Halston
W. C.T.U
West Luth Mtrest
Burnham
Bree
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