Numerous World Events Reported Across Navy Plans and Conflicts
The Bhamrock arrives Clyde amid New York departure unclear details. Earthquake shocks Vernon Italy spark panic. Troop movements include Sixth Cavalry from Coeur dAlene to San Francisco and transports Senator and Ben Mohr sailing to Manila with Forty-fifth infantry aboard. Casualty reported of Harry Ettleger near Santa Maura. Krag Jorgensen rifles begin replacement in navy with shipments to Philippines Cuba Porto Rico and Ho Nam. Lebanon Pa iron and steel mills suspend operations for fuel shortage. Pension granted to Adelaide Nagley mother of Lt Worth Hagley. Admiralty bounty remedies discussed in Washington. Texas Masons plan delayed convention due to factional splits. British steamer Saleem feared lost. Navy recommends new Olympia-type cruisers. William Hall hanged in Me. McKinley to speak at Mount Vernon on Dec 1. Havana press oppose U.S. Sunday restraint. Mississippi governor candidate Prewitt comments on Judge Long. US Army transport Columbia arrives San Francisco from Manila. Meade waits for Manila voyage. Okla statehood memorial discussed. Televon Hill storming described by London Times. Pearl Hart acquitted in Florence Arizona. W. Taylor quarantined plague risk after Santos voyage. Brasil mining strike seeks wage hike. 8,000 miners idle.
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Sixth Cavalry
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
San Francisco
Senator
Ben Mohr
San Francia
Manila
Forty-fifth Infantry
Harry & Ettleger
Kanens Voluntvarh
Santa Ma
Brazil
Conotey
Commlaioner Evans
Adelaide B. Nagley
Lieut Worth Hagley
Spain
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Court of Claima
Church of
Texan
Pallas
Saleem
Philadelphia
Havana
Secretary of the Navy
Hla
Congress
William Hall
Mlowmfield
Hall
Andrew Melton
McKinley
Mount Vernon
BR. Prewitt
Mississippi
Long
United States Army
Columbia
Nagasaki
Fovement
Meade
Forty Third
States Volunteer Infantry
New York
Unie
Saterday
Oklahoma
Lomdon Thurs
Mall
Televon Hill
Mentons
Symins
Abe
Huntinh
Pearl Hart
Florence
Judge Dean
Arizona
W. Taylor
Santos
Minail
Cooketvelth
Svelnbura
Brasil
Ind
Boers Repulsed At Estcourt In Night Action
Dispatches report Boer forces moving toward Estcourt were met by the Dublin Musketry Volunteers who opened fire at close range. The Boers withdrew after a stout defense, with casualties and wounded horses observed amid the gunfire and counterfire. Meanwhile agents note delays in official South Africa correspondence and a St Louis case involving a midwife charged with murder. President Hobart's condition remains weak with no significant improvement.
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Eatcourt
Estcourt
Dublin
Prison release eyed as natives edge toward amnesty
Governor Stewartsburg and Auditor Sinclair plan parole for all prisoners still held at North Mahotoy. Most detainees facing minor charges may be released on own recognizance, with orders not to appear when summoned. In Kentucky, Lee Bradley and Adjutant General Cellier met with Colonel Willings amid tense political maneuvering over Lewisville vote legitimacy and possible militia involvement. Elsewhere, Boer encirclement near Ladysmith persists with British fire and heavy casualties while German and British leaders discuss naval force strength and imperial resolve. Four transports sail to Manila as U S forces mobilize, and labor unrest in Cheyenne prompts wage scale talks. A bank misapplication case ends with a prison term for a former Missouri bank president.
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Steanenbairg
Linho
Alenen
Boise
Stewsnenburg Sud
Sinclair
North Mahotoy
Lexington
Bradley
Cellier
RD. Willings
Second
Kentucky Regiment
Lewisville
Hradley
Gobel
Holland Submarine Boat Report Marks New War Tool
New reports from New York detail Captain John Lowe’s naval survey concluding the Holland submarine boat is a successful weapon with formidable potential. The firm asserts it can launch a potent attack on unseen foes, urging adoption into service.
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Oller
New York
Holland Bost
John Lowe
Board of
Frederick Rodgers
U. X
Enlay
Lawe
Ita
Dick Rodney or The Adventures of an Eton Boy
A young Etonian narrator recounts leaving home for a military path and drifting at sea after a Dutch schooner capsize. Stranded aboard a wreck, he endures a perilous dawn to reach land, recalling family, a navy ancestor, and his longing for decisive action.
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Moody Strbekwn
Rascian City
Dwight J. Moody
Northfield
Masa
de. Schauer
Vining
Union National Bank
Eton
Erieemere
King’s College
George Lord Rodney
Etty
Aunt Etty
Sistere
Dot
Sybil
Eton Rifle Corps
Exty
Rodney & Co
London
Exieamere
Ertesmere
Brivemere
Ceervogel
Peculiar Timepieces Speak the Hours in Daylight Clocks
A Japane se treaty port hall houses a three by five foot frame clock with a noon landscape. A sun on wire marks hours as a tortoise moves and a bird sings while a mouse appears. A Glasgow botanist grew fir trees to shade rooms at set times, and a Shun-Te clock from China shows figures moving hourly. Other clocks include a zodiac dial, dice throwing motif, and card combinations. A Parisian maker unveils a watch that speaks the hours in a larger pocket size.
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Japanese Treaty Port
Glasgow
China
Shun-Te
Pretty Street Gowns Highlight New Jet Trim Streetwear
In the latest fashion notes, street gowns appear in brown blue or gray with velvet trims and gleaming beadwork. Designs feature embroidery appliques, geometric patterns, and steel buckles, some styles showing back buckles with rhinestone accents for evening wear.
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Wincer
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