Wide World Events Stir Global News from 1900s Dispatches
Summary of unrest and political shifts across continents. Elections in Berlin and Havana show rising party control. Colombia Venezuela tensions, Cuban governance progress, and proposed post office reforms figure prominently. News covers mining strikes, Dreyfus, European diplomacy, and U.S. military movements toward Manila with casualties and retirements noted.
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Twansas
Berlin
Ht Ia
Futaew Bew
Cocuta
Eama
General Andrade
Venezuela
Atteslee
Cubs Ia
Havana
Sandon B.C
Carpenters
Dreyfus
Paris
Figaro
William
Tiger Bay
Antrola
Africa
England
Del
Hugh McGrath
Fourth Cavalry
Manila
Novaleta
MrGrath
Military Academy
Wisconsin
Menasha
Wis
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Randolph Churchill
South Africa
Churchill
McKinley
Root
Cuba
Porto Rico
Jim
Figher
John
Horton Law. Corp
Charles Rossman
The
Tren- Kansas
Ians County
Kan
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Colensa's
Fleet
Seattle
Wand
Japan
Korea
Washington
Long Lost Will Ties Montana Estate to Davis Heirs
A long lost will surfaces reasserting claim to the Andrew J. Davis Montana estate. Mary Wilson of Chicago seeks her share, with Omaha lawyer W A Sapiens aiming to file the will for probate in Montana. Davis, a famed Montana magnate, left an estate valued at about five thousand dollars and up.
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Poona
Onatia
W. A. Sapiens
Omaha
Latte
Mont
Andrew JJ
Davin
Montana
Khrepmen
Fort Dochemne
Fort Duchesne
James Olsen
Guilfoyle
Coromanter
Rocketek
Olsen
Mestein
Liewk
Young
White Rocks
Mees
Pont
Nicaraguan Canal Debate Prompts U S Naval Implications
Chattanooga wire reports Admiral Schley endorses the Nicaragua canal as vital for mobilizing forces and defending coasts, arguing it would ease defense in war and open Orient markets for cotton iron and cash. The discussion features core correspondent Veal at Birlington and comments on strategic advantage.
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Chattanooga
Veal
Nuela
Humleville Mercury
Birilngtan
Bobiley
United States
Aduirat Schley
Orient
Discontent in Cuba and U S Trade News Report
Reports from Santa Clara Cuba indicate broad discontent with the American role as Civil Governor Gomez leads and a Capote summary notes 17 municipalities existing on the island. Elsewhere the October domestic exports show declines in treadstaffs cattle and hogs and cotton while mineral oils rise.
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Havaon
Santa Clara
Gomez
Capote
Towon
Crete
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Aguinaldo in the mountains and war news across plains
Dispatches report Aguinaldo sighted seventy five miles north of Tarlac as American forces push north toward Benmbang to corral his scattered bands. In Utah and California, frontier clashes, rail franchise grants, and a quiet wedding mark a turbulent November in the West and capital.
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Meliere
Washington
War Department
Aguinalde
Tarlac
Bayombang
Aguinaldo
Tagalo Country
Apurri
Cayagan
Aninaida
China Sea
Isand
Luzon
Aparri
Carabello Mountain
Aguinalre
Moarhang
Agustialde
Rio Grande
Your
Honeral
Ofi
Florence
Ala
Joe Wheeler
Hon W
Wood
Philippine
Payee “Tam
Philippine Islands
Aguinally
Shone
Ncessary
United States
Philippines
Settle
State Department
Mark Everett
Kamloops
B.C
Everett
Republic
Wash
Kentucky gubernatorial race sparks contested results
Amid disputed returns in Kentucky, Partin, Taylor, and Goebel factions claim narrow pluralities as missing counties delay official tallies. Republican Leng cites no estimate while Democrats push for a contest in the Legislature, foreseeing a volatile post election path.
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Partin Cinta
Elewilin Ani
Ranfasiog
Becesaary
Iin
Brek
Leng
Republican Conpalge Comreleee
Baestiente
Tean
Weenleeven
Goebel
Itiaekhurs
Frankfort
Owenty
Election Returns United States Wide Vote Spillover
Election returns from many states show results similar to the presidential race with modest shifts. Republicans gain in Kansas and South Dakota, Kentucky goes to Taylor, New York Assembly leans Republican, while Maryland remains Democratic and Ohio swings Republican with non-partisan reforms gaining ground.
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Washington
Repubicans
Kaname
South Dekota
Ip Kentuely Toebel
Atringholde
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Taylor
Goebel
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Thio
Nash
Pennsylvania
Barnett
South Dalow
Maryland
Mississippi
Nebraska
Virginia
San Francisco
Detroit
Arapahoe
Ohio
Hushtell
New York City
Tammany
Mazet
Legis Twine
Jones
Toledo
Sile
Tam
Philippines
Fusion
Bryan
Salt Lake Republicans win major portion of ticket
Salt Lake City elects a Republican mayor and recorder and nine councilmen while Democrats win attorney, treasurer, justice of the peace and six council seats. Thompson defeats Barnes for mayor by 686 votes. Naylor for recorder leads by 1,447. Also a St. Petersburg dispatch notes Russia France and Spain favor arbitration in the England Transvaal dispute if Germany cooperates.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Recorder
Suditor
Justem
Tondon
St. Petersburg
Morning Post
Russia
France
Spain
England
Germany
Boers Reversed at Ladysmith and Colenso Actions
London dispatch reports General White charging Boer positions at Tatharm's farm near Ladysmith and isolating Ladysmith while a British rear attack aimed to draw Boer forces from Colenso. Subsequent notices describe Wheeler's stance on Philippine insurgency, a Canadian kidnap claim, a Jefferson Barracks suicide, and other war-related items from Nov 10.
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Capetown
London
South Africa
Cape Town
Eastern Telegraph Company
Dilly Telegraph
Ladysmith
War Office
Atlsh
Ladyemith
Marilar Utepatches
George Stewart White
Tatharm's Farm
White
Colenso
Esteoart
Huntinh
Estcourt
Colense
Tugela
Tugel
Plais
Cies
Lady Smith
Wheeler
St. Louis
Lewis McNabb
Forty-ninth
United States Volunteers
Jefferson Barracks
McNabb
Ladysuateh
Natal
Ernard
Joubert
Bernard
British Gazette reports drop in big game elephants protected area
Through the British Central Gazette a note warns of a decline in the number of elephants within the Huntleh Central Areas Protectorate, a shift that displeases natives who rely on the beasts for various plantation harms. The piece also touches on tea poisoning dangers, health complaints, and several railway and car orders, mixing scattered topics into a dated column.
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Rirphante
British Central Gazette
Huntleh Central Areies
Han
Magnificent Woman Praises Pertina for Catarrh Remedy
Clara Mumomen of Chicago writes from 2 Chestnut Street praising Pertina as a cure for debility and hysteria symptoms in women. The letter touts Pertina as a remedy during childbearing years and claims it improves pelvic organ health. Also included are notices about train schedules and rail service improvements by Union Pacific and Rio Grande, detailing new routes and times for the Overland Limited and connections.
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Clara Mumomen
Clara Makemor
Florence Crittandén
Peruna
Peruns Medicine Co
Columbua Cio Witsters Teingragtir Tn
Tawall Whelves
Telvaraghy
Union Pacife Ri
Wileave Salt Lake
Denver
Chicago
New York
Rosin
Washington
Ormain
Sainstroot
Halt Lake OT
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S.J
Vlen Kenie Dent
Hobart
Fuymalie Mighty
Tollay
Rvlich
Steen
Tiliphio
Valonel Hell
Aguinalili
Sowallet
Ly Cary
MacArthur
Banedan
Pilipinas
Daria
Chref
Moir
Australilh
Orm
Allentown
George W. Kern
Mel Kern
Ewen
Milwaukee
William Framer
Frazer
Anysterious
John Armstrong
Rose Laurier
Armstrong
Wen
Tate
Cleveland
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Do Dust Salt Trust
Pomeroy, C
Monnett
Ovat
National Salt Company
Salt Teuat
Valentine
Olio
Walt
Aguinalro
San Diego
Cal
Bay of San Diego
Common Council
VS. Grant
George W. Marston
George S. Hatlon
M. A. Lnee
Thiscity
Key of
Colorado River
Aitinal Dewey
George Dewey Amit
Mildred Ingen
St. Paul's
Washington Metenn
Laddiew
Admiral Ladlow
Lieutenant Caldwell
Admiral Dewey
Kenturks
Middlesborn
Ball
Turner
Charles Altimore
T. C. Ball
Dido
Messerteetis
Mentecky Kinet Repubican
Mary- Lah
Minelaal Ppl
Netrasien
Nabb
Rurpine
Thompson
Signal Corps
Otia
Stam
Tay
Mike
Binet
Indias Potares
Chicago Greet Western Railway
Rinehart
Chistes
Wolf Babe
Toulson
Holten Horn Bear
Hattie Tom
Wonderf Ally
Mps
F. H General
Adams St
Unitiore & 0
Baltmore and
Ohio Rail Road
South Baltimore
Department of Agriculture
Rio Grane Werkeern Railway
Ogden
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