Wounded British General Reported at Ladysmith
Dispatches from Kimberly and Ladysmith describe British General White wounded and evacuated to Pleterburg as Red Coats shelter in caves to escape shells. Reports say Kimberly and Ladysmith still hold, with about 2000 wounded in hospitals and ongoing bombardments around Colenso and the Tugela river area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Lorenzo Maranes
Delagoa Bay
Novig
M Corpes Pordent
Bulwana Hill
Communitiet
Weilbyen
White Vaa
Pletertariteburg
Gener French
St Tsffy
Durbert
Monnes
Lurtywinith
Helleh Wun
Badgysanith Dortms
Tussay
Trom Lombard
Irittah Tatforjin
Trea Winters
Raberent
London
Haller
Cape Town
Kimberly
Nuwamiber Tis
Hopes Town
Grel
Byer
Mendant
Gee
Weeais
Kimberley
Tewale
Wessels
Ceeli
Churchill
Gris
Boer
Br. Briscoe
Ter Cormandant
Briscoe Sara
Tim
Booth Sarweun
Maxwells
Prsaead
Eetvice
Ol Rele
Lorenzo Marqued
Delagea Fey
Volkstein Re
Tugea River
Colenno Wan
Verdinendal
Natal
Akoniel
White
Wernon
Kansans To Vote To Expel Utah Polygamist Congressman
Kansas Republicans in Congress indicate they will vote to unseat Congressman Roberts of Utah to preserve the purity of the American home. They argue Utah's pledge to end polygamy was broken, citing his own multiple marriages and urging removal to uphold national faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Utah
Congress
Roberts
Ulah
Charles Curte Tam
Tee
Alier
Fourth
United States
Talon
Pronte
Himeele
Republic
Peteh
Salt Lake City
First
Fiat
Tate Batley
T Shell
Gascar
Fobents
Comerrisman
Bowerwock
Armerica
Mt Teast
Curtis and Burton deal stirs Kansas City politics
The Kansas City Star reports a Curtis Burton arrangement aimed at boosting Curtis for the First district seat and Baker’s Senate bid. Rumors claim Burton would be an interior attorney for the Chiviawasaw Indians with a $5000 salary, while Curtis supporters press for Baker’s neutrality or backing in Shawnee and the Fourth district. Details suggest a broader plan involving Leland, Pulley, and other Kansans, with Washington maneuvers and potential counter moves by Baker’s allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Curtis-Burton
Ladyworth
Chas. Curtis
J. Bertin
Port Jim
Shites
Lucien Baker
Hurter
Curtis
Coudh
Haarris
Curtis-Borton
Baker
Jothyrus Leland
W. Pulley Yoope
Curtie-Farran
Curtie Bas
Burton
Chiviaaw Indias
Interior
Urat
pArtners
Dewey
Abt
Thomas Ryan
Cyrin Leland
Miker Bee Beth Wreare
Whit
Washington
Litaod
Tarnton
Biker
Conercesman Lowley
Leland
Elon Bay
Fides
Tadir
Lambiet United States
Four transports sail and New mining company chartered
Four transports are scheduled to sail for San Francisco on Monday with the Hatypock Duke of Vite Puehis and St. Past. The Forty-fourth infantry will depart on the Hancock. Additional ships and recruits follow, with details on routes and destinations. New York reports Mount S o mah Mining Company filing articles of incorporation in Newark to develop California mines with capital stock of 105000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ubottiene
New Mining Company
New York
Mount Somah Mining Company
Newark
N. J
California
Pewaker
Mankate
Min
Sussex
Wis
Brookfeld
Troop Movements Near San Fabian Reported by Otis Despatches
Washington dispatches from Gen Otis recount MacArthur entering Gero nd and advancing beyond San Fernando toward Punlyul with troops. Lawton’s forces reportedly near San Nicholas and San Manuel while skirmishes occur east of San Fabian. Insurgent movements retreat northwest as weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Otis
Lawton
MacArthur
Manui
Gerond
Punlyul
San Fernando
Turing
Panigal
San Jose
Carranglin
Yesurdis
Beyambong
Dies Yan
Sah Fanian
Wheaton
Sonia
Vincent Sambelen
Otis Asain
Orle
Lawyten
San Nicholas
San Manwel
Young
Major Ballance
Asitieda
Posotitebout
San Fabian
Swigert
Ballance
Tayonbomn
Easton
Luna
Ida Eerert
Asus River
Lient
Tharer
Ten Nen
Hayes
San Isidro
MacArthur Moving On Northward From Tarlac
General MacArthur with forces including the 17th Infantry, cavalry troops, and detachments advances north from Tarlac toward Gayboang in the province of New Viewkru. The push continues as part of the scheduled northward line.
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Manilla
MacArthur
Iefintry
Seveneenth
Purirth
Tarlac
Ai Gayboang
New Viewkru
Ridgely Buys a Crawford County Farm Near Arma
A Pittsburg paper notes Congressman Ridgely purchased the W. J. Reed farm near Arma in Crawford County, 20 acres in valley land with residence. He plans to make it his home after his term ends, while asserting he is not a candidate and will push for labor interests despite political tension. His move signals a shift from politics to private life as the term expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hideely
Crawfird
Pittsburg
Mir
Ridgely
W. J. Reed
Arma
Washington
Hila Wentier-in-law
Mr. Ridgely
Eves
Crawford County
Tiar
Iere
Pay Your Taxes State Treasurers Letter to Counties
A vintage missive from State Treasurer Grimes warns county treasurers of taxes due. The accompanying statement urges prompt payment, notes prior delays and interest charges, and argues timely remittance saves funds and avoids penalties for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Wendins
Potiue
Siase
Miles Given Warm Reception at Chamber of Commerce
General Nelson A. Miles received a cordial reception at the Chamber of Commerce. The event opened with remarks praising Miles for his service in the Southwest theater. He planned inspections of posts in Arizona New Mexico and surrounding territories during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Awets
Wei
Nelson al Miles
Miles
Arizona
New Mexico
Major McDowell Dead Leader and Entertainer of Kentucky
Major Henmacay McDowell, a prominent Kentucky figure and Civil War veteran under Gen Rosecrans, dies after heart trouble. A Republican stalwart, he led the Lexington and Eastern railway and hosted many visitors to the Blue Grass region. He married Amy Clay of Ashland and was noted for trotting horses. The report mentions Thoras C. McDowell of the western region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Henma Cay McDowal
Kentucky
Fie
Blue Grass
Lexington & Eastern Railway
Thoras C. McDowell
Ni Western
Will of Major Henry Inman Opens in Probate Court
The will of Major Henry Inman was opened today in a prelate court setting. It leaves one half of the estate to his wife Eva Inman and divides the remainder among his three children and his adopted son Robert Thompson Inman. The will notes possible issues with publishing unissued works and names executors, with family members residing in Ellsworth and Topeka while a son lives in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tanman
Teday
Ais. Tanvan
George W. Cras
Yorke
Lwman
Welles
Teremd
Inmari
Aimong
Hubert Thompson
Taman
Tnnas
Tull
Henry Inman
Topeke
Shawnee
Kansas
Evoice
Inman
Jossps EH. Inman
Gertrude J. Inmain
Catherine FP. Seitz
Hanis Seitz
Robert Thompson Inman
Taird
John W. Dax
W. J. Curry
John W. Das
Frank Davi
Popenoe
Cstate
Major
Teside
Ellsworth
Joseph Hi Inman
New York
Robert Thompson
Topeka
No Pardons Granted by Governor on Various Applications
Governor denies pardons in multiple cases including Walter Grant Wyandotte county larceny application denied W G Woolsey Doniphan county larceny application denied Joseph Wade Wyandotte robbers edipiliasttin sentert Willem E Hill Pottawatomie county dasnull application denied Bary Dilnmire Lyon county burglary Se anes Walker alatiqua county larceny continued Aaron Wells Cloud county murder continued Theo Phelfer Ford county arson continued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaniry
Walter Grant
Wyandotte
W. G. Woolsey
Doniphan
Joseph Wade
Aaron Wells
Cloud County
Theo. Phelfer
Ford County
Santa Fe Solicitor Kenna Undergoes Appendectomy in Chicago
General Solicitor Kenna of Santa Fe was operated on for appendicitis Friday in Chicago. He underwent the procedure at his hotel suite in the Hotel Metropolitan apartments. The patient rested comfortably afterward with good prospects for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenna
Santa Fe
Chicago
Roward D. Kenn
Atchison
Edna Mc Cleland raises beans for Admiral Schtey chain
New York reports Miss Edna Mc Cleland collecting a bean chain fund to buy a home for Admiral Schtey in Washington. A letter from William Bryan sent in Nebraska includes an enclosed token and a pledge of support as gratitude for American achievements. Also noted: imperial yacht Fenenzollern sailed for England and Chicago forecasts continued warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edna McCleland
Admiral Sehrey
Washington
Wm. J. Brayn
Sinenift
Atkniral Dewer
Battle of Giants Draws 80,000 At Harvard Yale Clash
Cambridge Mass November 18 Harvard and Yale played a storied clash in Soldiers Field drawing more than 80,000 fans. Harvard held firm against Yale with punting and stubborn defense as both sides traded drives and the game ended without a score. Harvard favored by bookmakers faced stiff Yale resistance in a frenzied, season defining duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yalu
Charles
Crimson
New Haven Crows
A. R. Sargent
Francis
Hallowell
Yale
Sharpe
McBride
Daly
Maliowell
Sharp
Yate
Fincke
Campbell
Harrvard
Kendal
Une
Feaness
Tooond Fate
Francia
Harvant
Cal
Wales Tyard
Ells
Wi—Sharpe
Gibson
Wey
Burnett
Cis
Mage
Donald
Mebride
End of scoreless Yale Harvard clash and other notes
Yale and Harvard battled to no score as Harvard mishandled signals and misplays near the Yale goal line. Earlier Kendall and Exton spotted action with tackles and a Yale punt defense. In the Columbia Dartmouth segment, Columbia led 11 to 0 at halftime in a cold New York afternoon.
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Yates
Secon
Burnett
Yale
McBride
Ofield
Tinly
Hallowell
Harvard
Sawinae
Daly
Kendall
Chadwick
Sharpe
Kean
Richard
Evie
Yate
Mudvard
Keane
Hubbell
Heed
Exton
Donald
Fincke
Columbia
Dartmouth
New York
Plague Arrival Delays British Steamer J. W. Taylor
The British steamer J. W. Taylor, from Santos, is detained at quarantine on suspicion of bubonic plague. A crew member died November 7 and a steward, Robert Hope of England, died at sea November 7 after illness. Captain Waters and the ship's cook show symptoms. The ship left Santos October 34 with coffee and sailed to New York.
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New York
J. W. Taylor
Santos
Waters
Cook
W. Taylor
Brazil
Robert Hope
England
Hope
Swin
Wedded. Leads to the Altar Miss Lola Porman
Miss Lola Porman is set for a wedding ceremony after her engagement and forthcoming nuptials. The note records a social event leading to the altar with local interest and plans.
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Lola Porman
Thurston of Nebraska Marries Lola Putman in Washington
Washington, Nov 18 Senator John M Thurston of Nebraska married Lola Putman daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Purman at the bride's parents home. The ceremony at 9 am was officiated by Rev Dr Prink Bristol. Attending were Absent Secretaries of War Merklejohn and Edgar C Snyder along with witnesses and family friends. The couple plans a fort night southern tour after the wedding.
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Washington
John M
Merhedirt
Othe
Neb
Somiene Thurston
Merklejohm
Edgar C. Snyder
Aennior
Glarenve L. Thurston
Harvart
Dent
Tracey
New York
W. J. Purman
Carroll Puriman
Fay Purman
Melcher Juin
Snydur
Fremont Brockway
Bostan
Senator Purman and Family Plan Southern Winter Trip
The report details Senator Purman and his wife Mrs. Thurston departing from Pennsylvania Station in a private Union Pacific car for a two week southern tour to resorts including Atlanta New Orleans Calvert on Austin and Fort Worth with planned stops in Denver and Chicago before Thanksgiving. The party aims to reach Washington by December 2 for Congress opening. Mrs Thurston, a well connected society figure, traces lineage to Leadora Finkyson. Senator Purman’s father, Major William J. Purman, served in the Civil War under generals Sprague and Meade and was a former congressman from Florida.
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Purrcan
Davghters
Gian
Eells
Stanley Purman
Wing Allen
Biegan
Baeanerother
Carrol Orrin
Ls Purmay
Pennsylvania
Union Padite
Avanta
New Orleans
Calventon
Austin
Fort Weert
Fe Worth
Denver
Chnutia
Mra
Thurston
Wawking
Congress
Neman
Calew
Sener Thurston
Leadora Finkyson
Wm. J. Purman
Gunwrale Sprague
Meade
Constitutional
Florida
Santos Dumont solves steering balloons in Paris ascent
A Paris Herald dispatch reports M Santos-Dumont, active in automobile and Aero clubs, solved steering balloons. He ascended from Vangiard, traced the course toward the Battle Tower, then steered west on a southwest wind and landed near the moulin at Bagatelle. His balloon, about 500 cubic meters, uses a stern-mounted electro-jet motor to adjust direction while wind currents resisted motion. He arranged with officials for a controlled descent at Bagatelle and plans to reach the roof garden of the Automobile Club in Place de la Concorde. The piece also notes a separate weekly bank statement with surplus reserve up and circulation down, leaving holdings $315,025 below legal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Paris
M Santos-Dumont
Automobile
Aero Clubs
Vangiard
Bagatelle
Bote de Boulogne
Mr. Santos-Dunent
M. Santos Dumont
Hagetelle
Automobile Club
Place de la Concorde
Incendiary Fire Destroys Santa Fe House
An incendiary blaze hit a Santa Fe district home early Friday morning. Seth Rueh of the Santa Fe fire department reported the fire at a residence on Salilier Creek between Central and Kansas Vertes. Occupants escaped with nearly all household goods saved, but the house burned completely. Insurance on the dwelling had expired two days earlier. Fire investigators described straw and pilings as possible ignition sources.
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Seth Rueh
Santa Fe Tank Department
Mire
Howe
Salilier Creek
Kaniis
Ben
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Bultinore
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Ieee
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May
Farmer
Tressurer Grimes
Monay
Gen
M'Dowell
Henry Clay
Maj.inman
Bryan
Keiser Saila
Eng'and
Kis
Yarkt Fenenzollern
Germany
Battle OF Giants
U. S
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Washington City
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