Decisive engagement reported in Bolivar province
Late mass advices from Cartagena quote a Herald dispatch from Panama indicating a major clash near Bolivar province between revolutionists and government troops. Gen Rafael Dribe, head of the rebel forces, was reportedly in position at Corea on November 7 with captured supplies and transports, ready for an advance toward the coast. Gen Ospina and government forces were near El opposition, with arrival at Ovelon after a short march, as opposition prepared to meet any advance.
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Cartagena
Panama
Colombia
Bolivar Province
Raffael Dribe
Reer
Core¢a
Orbis
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Ospina
Ovelon
Secretary Long's Plan to Build Naval Militia
New York reports Secretary Long will urge transforming the naval militia into a national naval reserve. He contends the present militia is outdated and insufficient for wartime needs, proposing enrollment of officers and seamen to provide a ready force of tens of thousands. A lecture by Judge W. G. Ewing at the opera house next Sunday is noted but details are unclear.
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New York
Long
Washington
Naval Reserve
Tony
Congress
Tech
Trir
Ical
Sap
Tommorrow
United States
Sextem
W.at G. Ewing
Word Opera House
Attack on Empress Carriage Highlights Tokyo Turbulence
Reports from Okotama via Victoria describe a lunatic assault on the empress’s carriage in Tokyo. The incident, noted for the peculiar weapons and the public uproar, reveals reverence for the imperial family and the tense atmosphere in the city. Mentions of foreign Kodak use and Harvard club links illustrate broader social tensions.
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Victoria, & C
Weing
Tokio
Asrailant
Dumnen
Imperial Ly
Imperial Household Department
Japan
Harvard
Baron Kaneko
Justice
Frm
Shimonoeek
Burden
Winthrop
Boston
Melatty
Akins
Yoshiweras
Sorrowful Fate of Soldiers in the Philippines
San Francisco on November 14 reports thirteen infantrymen from the Philippines confined in the Presidio hospital have been sent to the government asylum in Washington DC. Ten more insane men will arrive soon by train.
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Philippines
San Francisco
N S&ne
Presidio
Washington, DC
Sen
No State Ball Likely as Inauguration Embraces Simplicity
Informal reception planned after governor and state officers are sworn in. No inaugural ball will be held in Kansas. officials prefer oath and simple observances, with Governor Stanley expected to host a winter reception in the executive suites.
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Kansas
Gibal
Stanley
Topeka
Mortils
Twentieth Century Ball to Feature Musical Numbers
The executive committee at the Commercial club outlines a musical program for the Twentieth Century Ball precluding elaborate costumes. A grand march will begin at 8:40 PM with guests enjoying balcony seating and a brief dance showcase. Multiple committees are named for invitations, entertainment, refreshments, decorations, and carriage arrangements with detailed duties and chairpersons listed.
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Dalcony
W. H. Davis
Tewi
Gx ‘Easterly
W. H. Eastman
Scot Baul Hoehr
Howe
Margaret Sargent
Joseph Griley
June E. Moore
J. King
M.D. Henderson
Greenwald
Sieg F. Bossington
Mamie Worrall
Meats
C. S. Downing
H . Cavite
Abe Breinbers
W. Roby
Misa Marie
N. E
Neve Charee
Pmusic
Sanz
Bommanton
Audifortum
Eytning
Img
EU W. Crane
J. & Erie Ice Chapac
Babine
K. Wood
T J. Anderson
Golace
Nemtty Ee Eee Optical Store
Topeka Socials by Maryson and Friends Gatherings
Mrs James A Troutman hosts a noon luncheon honoring George Hackney of Chicago with guests Avery Weshburr and a slate of Topeka acquaintances. A baby shower for Mrs Embleton’s son Reber features about a dozen attendees. Miss Atlee Bond’s surprise party includes dancing and cards for about two dozen friends. A new dramatic club forms at the homes of Carrie and Lena Miss with plans for community performances to aid charity.
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James A. Troutman
George Hackney
Chicago
Avery Weshburr
And
Adaire J. Gordon
D. J. Lakin
W. H. Troutman
Topeka
Maryison
Western Avenue
John Embieten
Reber
Embleton
W. E. Swan
George Harrison
Fred Lyman
David Kendall
Lulu McKee
Effie Neil
Laura Taylor
Winnie Vanderpool
Bertha White
Laure Welding
Atlee Bond
Sis Laulee Kent
Mabel Horton
Stella Moore
Ethel Fox
Helen Palmer
Fred Short
Frank Horsley
Harry Knowles
Harry Adama
Howard Marshall
Carrie
Lena Miss
Neille Lincoln
Beatrice Hayes
Mins Carrie Mize
Mina Lene Mize
Robert Irwin
Abner Torrence
Nate ‘Thompson
Emmett Rigby
C. E Strawn
Madelia Crawford
Topeka Eit
Tharedey Wvening
Clement Smith
J. D._M. Hamldton
Heeiten
Alice Noble
Current Literature Club
McClellan
Woodlawn Avenue
McCleary
Loan
Ethel Davis
John Newers
Woodlawn
Agenus Jr
Jonathan Thomas Tier
Mire
Giorge O. Witmarth
John Sargent
Emmi Everts
Edwin Fox
Tarviemsions
Wilore
Tibi West Eighth
Frank G O
Wiltasd Ham
New York
ER ‘Silane
Faribault
Minn
Bishop F. R. Millspaugh
Charles McCabe
Memphis
Tann
Kansi City
Strand Mire David Overmyer
Denver
W. Mayberry
Hagen
Gavitt
Highland
H.wihitton
Erol Buckmaster
Lawrence
A Turkish Contract At Issue In Newark Chancery
New York Nov 14 Vice Chancellor Stevens will hear on November 23 an action in chancery over contracts with the Turkish government valued at over 600000. The International Limery and Commundum company seeks to compel the National Abrasive company to assign the contracts. The suit, filed in New Jersey, rests on claims that Williams and Alten H Kimball secured the contracts for the Turkish government, with the International company holding an option later alleged to have lapsed due to inaction.
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New York
Stevens
Newark
N. J
International Iimery and Commundum Company
New Jersey
Williams
Alten H. Kimball
Tithn, O
Fitz 18 to be sued over breaking horse rib
New York November 14 Robert Fitzsimmons, touring in a play titled Anguin Blacksmith, is charged with injuring a horse named Lyon after the animal spooked during a performance. The horse, owned by the actor's wife and a family pet, reportedly did not stand still and Fitzsimmons allegedly grabbed a hammer and struck the horse, breaking a rib.
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Goart
New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
Anguin Blacksmith
Ttme
Lyon
Fitzsimmons & Horse
Nveryman
Fiteaimmona
Corbett Burned Out at Hurtig Seamen’s Music Hall
Chicago fire nearly destroyed Hurtig Seamen’s music hall and office building at 122 180 Washington street. The James J. Corbett company had a week’s engagement and was ruined. W Scott and wife were carried out insensible from smoke, as were M H Bernstein and a woman in a nearby establishment. Fire origin suspected near the American Block firm.
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Murtig & Seamen
Chicago
Hurtig & Seamen's Music Hall
Offic
Washington Street
James J. Corbett
W. Scott
M. H. Bernstein
Senator Davis in deteriorating condition reported
St Paul November 24. It is announced this morning that Senator Davis has suffered a serious decline in health. Reports describe his condition as very serious with system weakness noted since the onset. Local migration agents and residents speculate on his health and whereabouts as a gathering occurs at the Sarkere hotel.
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Davis
St. Paul
United States
Yale Will Instruct Free Young Mexes From Charge
New Haven Nov 11 a dispatch from Yale reports the Rev Anson Phelan Beekee states Yale university plans a movement to obtain cooperation of leading Americans to aid Filipinos and support a general plan. He recalls Yale’s past service and notes the project aims at religious instruction and university collaboration. The article mentions lectures and donations toward funds for a special course.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Tve Pilipinas
Tne
Anson Phelan Beekee
Ita
Yale University
Ourpal
Abe
Ted
Tale
College Church
Morris
Extivin Fein Bete Briehe
Woodbridge
Williace E
Durham Criticized Over American Jockey Controversy
London dispatch reports strong criticism of Lord Durham for backing an anti American jockeys stance. The debate centers on Croker’s mare The Beatchman III and Lori Lurhan’s horse Ceroleten at Doncaster and Liverpool, with stewards and racing officials viewed as blind to prejudices. Injuries to Wan tage Hello and others are noted as factors in the broader dispute.
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New York
London
Howe
Lord Durham
Durham
Petectine
Croker
Lori Lurhan
Doncaster
Liverpool
Taro Horeen
Dally Chronicle
Bie
Sporting Life
Amercan
Hichard Croker
Wantage
Ted
Warren
Newmar
Prune Grop Garnered in Early Market Report
Fragmentary notes from Francisca dated November 14 describe the prune association’s market influence across the state. The report asserts the crop dominates the market, with expectations prices will decline as a northern crop yields compete. A brief Delaware vote reference mentions graffiti about a ticket.
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Francisca
Mars
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