Five Filibusters Caught and Placed Under Arrest
Reports from Watersoros describe the seizure of five Cuban suspected filibusters aboard a boat from Jamales bound for Port Antonio. Leaders Fernando Altares and Jose Aquierro, plus four others, were arrested near New York after the craft was tracked from Cape Barnegat to Jamaica.
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Watersoros
Hevyana
Aguedores
Bantiggo de Cota
Dabermes
Jamales
Fernando Altares
Venezuela
Flornto de Meldez
Francisco Zeidivar
Manuel Herattardas
Jeopardo
Meade Publia
Duu Mbur
Cutaneia
New York
He Justa
New York Harbor
Goria
Philadelphia
Port Antonio
Francis Uarilia
Jose Aquiero
United States
Yuba
Prisin
Hivana
Ribellion
Enmsti
Havad
Williams
United Tates
Curille
Wilmington
Del
Wilis Acquirre
Dleres
Santen
Gad Liephard
Calan
Ened
Jamaica
Lor
Orders to Burn and Mop Up Plantations in Cuba
Dispatch from Havens reports insurgents pledging adherence to the government under Gen De Catpos. Mexico Gomez allegedly ordered destruction of plantations and crops to starve the army, while Cuba’s constitutional party meets in Matanzas to renew support for the regime.
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Puc
Jetu
Thieves at Doggett's Reported in Kansas City
Nov 20 Kansas City two Youlus women Birdie Campbell and Mary Martin arrested by Detectives Hayes Baldwin and Patrolman Charley Sneed for thefts from a store. Each jailed, $200 bond set for appearance. Also reports Kentucky Madisonville business section burned for about $5,000. Evanville fire department responded. Bailey Co Buck Co and A J Jason among principal losses. Postoffice thieves at Scumrz stole over $35,000 in stamps and $500 cash after blowing safe.
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Sovuss
Heport
Kansas
Cly Potles Station
Kandy
Staak Trint
Raxéas Orix
Birdie Campbell
Mary Martin
Youlus
Hayes
Baldwin
Charley Sneed
Lorde
Mrntucky
Adventist View Ties Turkish Crisis to Armageddon
Elder W Ut argues Turkish troubles fulfill prophecy and foreshadow the world’s end. He links Ottoman power to Revelation timelines, predicts Armageddon and the second coming, and notes United States likely spared until after judgment.
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Aubreek Vee
Erwoon
Tetl
W Ut
Aaid
wWe
Seventh Day Adventista
Jesus Chris
Othman
Angase
France
Russia
Prussia
England
Armageddon
Egypt
Soudan
Turkey
Moly Noustaigyin
Holy Land
Teniel Beld
Mesos Canoun Bulla
United States
Chris
Ted
Did Not Pay the License Inongror Ernest Crawfont Arrested
Leavenworth reports Ernest Crawfont of Ler Thrih tperi Homes arrested for nonpayment of a license fee. Crawford, described as manager of the Crawford opera Hound, was informed to appear in police court this morning. Police note a $113 annual demand, with the suspect saying he referred the matter to his uncle in Toledo for collection.
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Ernest Crawfont
Leavenworth
Crawford
Imainger
Crawford Opera Hound
Thieves Captured After Lincoln College Robbery
Word says two men involved in a Lincoln, Nebraska robbery were captured in Linvoln. Chief Wilkerson to depart for the scene to bring them back. One suspect named Myerick confessed to the raid aboard a vehicle with six thieves from Topeka Bestpeas college on Quincy street.
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Business
Linwoln
Neb
Linvoln
Nebraska
Wilkerson
Arathos
Topeka
Bestpeas College
Quincy Street
Myerick
W Lincoln
Drunken Police Chief Threatens Saloon Keepers
Kanees City, November 20. Chief Irwin warned saloon keepers that the police board may revoke licenses for serving whisky to officers. Three officers discharged since the city reorganization last month. further suspensions likely at today’s board meeting.
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Musto
Bansas City
Kanees City
Ubiel Irwin
Irwin
Befor
Board of Police Cummmissionesa
Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest Judges Named
A selected panel of judges convenes for the intercultural regme oratorical contest to be held in February. Chancellor McDowell of Center University professor O B Oli from Agricultural College, Slantatran, Lieutenant Governor Troutman of Topeka serve as judges. Charles K Mitchell of Kansue is superintendent with Vilutebinson and ex Chief ry Horton of Topekeu as others. President Rocuxarxe of N Nev resigns. Hild, Rochester leader, will likely move to New York to pursue literary work.
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Intercult Regme
Neziz
Fresident
No More Clubs They Are Going in a System of Athletic Training
A report outlines universities phasing out free clubs in favor of a centralized system of athletic training. The shift aims to standardize programs, improve safety, and allocate resources more efficiently across campuses.
Chicago Police to Train in Athletics and Hygiene
Dr Joseph Hawley leads a plan approved by Mayor Swift and Chief Badenoch to fit Chicago police with gym sessions and a hygiene pamphlet. Over ten days stations will install equipment, with regular tests, aiming to cut sickness and boost physical readiness. The program mirrors the Scotland Yard system and seeks to phase out clubs in the city.
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Chicago
Police- Meu
Joseph Hawley
Civil Service Commission
Scotland Yard
Ds Hawley
Tuth
Swift
Badenoch
Hawley
Chicago Police Department
Londo
Wleers
Tian
de. Hawley
Chieiga
Vila
Four footpads attack Lake Store clerk near Erie rail line
Four masked robbers beat James Bower of Lake Store and Michigan Southern near Erie two miles east of town last night. They robbed him, stripped his clothes, and stretched him on the main track, hoping to derail an eastbound passenger train. Bower, left for dead, was found unconscious and later sent home to Yellow Wood with injuries. the robbers fled after surrendering his last pay, $50, in the caboose.
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Fligman
James Bower
Lake Store
Bower
Hawer
Almode
Yolllywood
Caboose
Morgan's Proposed Castle headline at Newport rumor
New York financier J Pierpont Morgan considered building a grand residence at Rhode Island’s resort. Known for privacy, Morgan has long stayed at Highland Falls and on his Hudson yacht Corsair, but reports say he plans a lavish home near Newport. Regina Barbour, daughter of a Washington diplomat, wed at St Matthews Church with Rev Thomas Lee officiating.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ume
Thia Bone
Newport
Morgans
Mr. Morena
Hudson
Mr. Morgan
Highland Falls
Rhode Island
Sumer
Siergan
Diplo
Wasurxeron
Misa Regina Barbour
Washingtonlas
Senor
Rongite
Colomber
Lepe Kien
St Matthews
Rev
Thomas Lee
Chess Champion Pillebury Heads to International Tournament
The champion chess player Nox Pillebury called in St. Louis for Southampton routes toward St. Petersburg to participate in the International tournament to be held in that city.
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Pulsbury
H. N. Pillebury
St. Louis
Southampton
St. Petersburg
Old Cormorants of State Livestock Board Oust Chairman
The Kansas state live stock board faces upheaval as Governor Morrill’s allies push to reorganize. J W Johnson is removed as chairman after secretaries Moore and Brown clash over passes and inspection fees. The board adjourned with calls to abolish the body amid accusations of corruption and yearlong trouble.
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Hells 4Ne State Hive Stock Board
Alwayea
State Live Stock Military Commission
Morrill
J. W Moore
Topeka
Bus
Moore
Tobanon
Brown
Mavte
Johnson
Tragedy at Santa Pa and Prien Pacific rail yard
A man named George Bailey shot Fanny Thompson after she rejected his marriage proposal and then killed himself on the Santa Pa and Prien Pacific rail yard in North Typekca. Coroner's inquest found death by his own action and noted a suicide note.
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Batley
Bia
George Lulley
Elack
Santa Pa and
Prien Pacific Rai
Yrucka
North
Typekca
Thompean
Jefferson Anh
Panny Thompoon
Thompoon
Mai
Bailey
Gaorce Bailey
Fanny Thompson
Torchas
George W. Bailey
W. Sulley
George
Walnut Street Vigilance Crackdown Quelled Thugs
Kansas City Mo November 20 An order by the chief of police aims to clear Walnut Street between Third and Ninth from an undesirable crowd that frequents saloons and nearby theaters. The move may lead to revocation of several licenses and tighter saloon scrutiny.
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Walnut Sieret
Kansas City
Nowe
Kaxnas Cer
Ciel
Walnut Street
Third
Ninth Streets
Welbutsirest
Boy Wreckers Faces Murder Trial in New York
Nov. 20. Hildreth Hibbard and Sato confess to the wrecking incident in Rous, New York. Histol denies guilt. They face first degree murder charges, likely to be convicted of second degree murder due to youth. Also mentions Bayard Bayarte visiting foreign office and a steam laundry ad.
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New York Central Wreckers
Rous
N. Y
Hildreth
Hibbard
Sato
Queer Contract It Was to Stay Out of Politics Five Years
A compact contract article notes a five year agreement aimed at keeping political matters separate from personal or public affairs. The document reflects social norms and governance expectations of the period.
Pence Says Keeping Agreement Was Extremely Difficult
In Washington as a spectator Pence of Colorado reflects on a binding five year contract with Haines. He explains their pact to devote themselves to business, avoiding political entanglements, and notes the challenge of enforcing it amid invitations and political pressure. The discussion includes Amos Cummins and the mixed reception at a New York gathering.
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Wasminoros
Clafe Pence
Colorado
Congress
Washington
New York State
Haines
Pence
Tga
Buet
Amos Cumninga
New York City
Cumings
Cummings
Amos Cummings
Western League completes circuit admits Totodo and Columbus
Managers meet to finalize the base ball league structure naming Indianapolis Detroit Toledo and Columbus in the east division Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City in the west division The surplus money about 1500 dollars per club to be divided and a four member committee appointed to draft next season’s schedule
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Totodo
Columbus
Onreaco
Navy
Yotedo
Yne
Walker 70 Be Here. Allacw FP.
Walkee, chairman of the receivers of the Santa Fe, was to arrive in Topeka by train No. 1 at 3 50 this afternoon.
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Allacw FP
Walkee
The
Santa Fe
Topeka
Conductor Delegates Meet In Topeka Session
The annual convention of railway conductors from Santa Fe divisions opens in Topeka at 10 this morning. Twenty delegates attend led by T W Thornbure of Danver and others from Argentine, Albuquerque, Chanute, Emporia, Topeka, and Kansas City. Virginia Moonshiners raid Wise county Virginia, seizing moonshine stills. officers wounded. Government upholds foreign corporation tax, affecting about seventeen firms. Weather outlook: mild tonight and warmer tomorrow in Topeka and Kansas City. temperature around 30 at 8.
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Danver
Foote
Argentine
J, 1
Notgraas
Tang Venus
Jatior Connor
Albuquerque
W. Hattney
Chanute
W. A. O'Connor
Poeule
A. Glazier
Emporia
George Refey
Newton
J. Bideringham
Raton
Charen Shor
Topeka
E. E. Ives
Kauasaa City
Virginia
Lexixerox
Kildare
Moondbiners Yeaterday
Wise County
Topeka Committees Rally For Beloit Reunion Delegates
The S A Committee in Topeka plans to mobilize 487 posts in Kansas to back Topeka as Beloit hosts the annual reunion. Lincoln post calls for G A R delegates to restructure for Topeka, with entertainment offers and city council backing. A bid to host K N G and regular army encampments is proposed, matching Emporia this year. A joint CG A It poste meeting next week will refine plans for forty bands and weeklong celebrations.
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S.A
Rendon
Topeka
Te Hall
Lincoln Post
G. AR. Posta
Beloit
Topeke
Kansas
Emporia
Topata
Pierced by a whisker on the streetcar line deathly hurt
Edward F. Niwil, bookkeeper for Fowler Packing, suffered a severe ankle injury when his foot stepped on a stray wire from a streetcar relay at 1511 Woodland Avenue. A whisker of wire pierced his ankle, breaking off and nearly causing blood poisoning as he was rescued by bystanders. He faces six weeks of recovery.
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Hous Accisto
Tethilea
Karaens City
Waneas Cory
Edward FB Niwil
Fowler Packing Company
Nivlid
Woodland Avenue
Rod Gotail
St. Louis Avenue
Ninth Street
Motorman Testifies In City Street Car Disaster Inquest
Crevenssp Nov 20 coroner's inquest into the Contal viaduct horror heard Augustus Hogars, the motorman, claim the car ran past a red light. He said the conductor jumped before the car stopped at the switch, and he would have seen a red signal if it had been displayed. Witnesses said the red light was shown over the gate, but rain blurred the vestibule glass. The electric cutoff was reportedly out of order.
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Cimvelrad
Indwert
Usr
Storm on Lake Erie Causes Harbors Lockdown in Port
Stormy conditions with northwest gale plague Lake Erie from Venonia to Crevanxa. Many vessels fail entry, several boats believed caught in gale. Northern Wave ran ashore at Sun Beach while Kearsarge held inside harbor. Rescue crews from Port Austin respond as Dauntless towed off Canadian coast. Ships Aghore and others drift near Canadian side amid deteriorating hulls.
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Venonia
Crevanxa
Lake Erie
Demott
Lake Huron
Harbor of Refuge
Sun Beach
Point Crevcent
Port Austin
Porr
Mich
Inchor
North Gratint Highton
Elas Ue
Ube
Aghore
Swindled Farmers and Arrest in McCormick Case
Oliver McCormick, arrested at his Van Buren Street boarding place early Sunday, faced a preliminary hearing in Holton yesterday. He is accused of passing worthless checks to seven farmers, ranging from 45 to 100 dollars. Several farmers identified him, and Frank Stanley of Hoyt offers a $100 reward for information on McCormick’s whereabouts. McCormick is held at $2,000 bond for appearance at the awaiting court. Senator McMillan buys estate in Mackmeton near the ocean, 7.5 acres, with plans for extensive improvements. dividend listed for Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail.
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Oliver McCormlek
Oliver McCormick
van Buren
Holton
Frank Stanley
Hoyt
McCormick
Toomica
Ue Dlateic Coast
Furnlate
Sultan Tries to Restore Order in Armenia Crisis
Dispatches indicate pressure on the Turkish sultan to curb uprisings in Armenia as European powers back a reform effort. Russia and France push for order and avoid direct intervention, while reports from Constantinople note rumors of a sultan’s poisoning, though believed unfounded.
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Silonica
Armenia
Miser
Europe
Han Wmo
Russia
France
Asie Iaor
Strikes Run Through New York Iron Works
Striker actions spread across Manhattan as iron workers walk out after a union demand for all other unions to join. If a full work stoppage occurred, up to 40,000 Iron workers could lose jobs. Night shifts halted on major projects including Siegel Cooper building and Waldorf annex as electricians and crane crews join the walkout.
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J. J
Trampled by Steers in Kansas City Stock Yards
Frank Skidder of Armourdale was trampled by a herd during a stock yard run in Kansas City. He suffered a broken nose, facial injuries, and a brain injury note, with multiple steers stepping over him. He remains in serious condition but is expected to recover.
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Kansas
Cty
Kansan Cree
Frank Skidder
Armourdale
Stock Yarde
European Markets Demoralized by Apprehensions
Nov 20 stock exchange lows reflect unsettled sentiment and heavy selling in foreign securities. Paris bourses show similar declines as labor commentary and legal notes hint at anticipated U S Supreme Court rulings. Hopethier may host next year’s meeting as selections loom.
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Paris
Court finds man guilty in midweek shooting dispute
In Jackson Grover's court Sept lh, Thos Covaoy disturbed a pedoe unlawfully, Washame racwutly involved, while Sieh Jobs TMeittaan used a gun to threaten his father over a 300 dele debt. He was found guilty in GQuy's court and fined 25 dollars, with an appeal filed.
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Thos Covaoy
Washame
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