Last Tributes In Paterson For Hobart Remains
Garret A Hobart lies in state in Paterson New Jersey today as mourning signs fill the city. A presidential party arrival and a large procession mark the public funeral with officials and citizens paying respect.
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Plano
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Eieht
Hobart
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Pennsylvania
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Maer
Puneral
David Migie
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Wlem
United States
Flenlal
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Garret A Hebert
Cesar Lana
Waslington
Washington
Gmeral
Vce
Rif Wie
Colonel Little Refuses Comment On Shooting Allegations
Colonel EC Little, in Topeka, avoids answering a reporter’s question about alleged shooting of prisoners by General Metcalf and Captain Bishop. He would say nothing on the matter.
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EC Little
Topekata
Gooeral Metcall
Bishop
Billie
Disgust Reigns Over Wartime Excuses at Namby Pambsism
A sharp editorial rails against pretentious moralizing that excuses wartime conduct. It denounces sentimentality and urges clear, honest discussion of the war’s costs.
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Namby-pambsism
REAPING A HARVEST IN WAR FERVOR ADVERTISERS CASH IN
War era publicity runs wide as advertisers exploit patriotism to push charity ads and stock. Reports describe Christmas pudding efforts for Tommy Atkins, theater fundraisers, and notable figures prompting public sympathy while press and officials voice mixed caution over profiteering during the South Africa conflict.
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Associated Press
Amersurie
Tommy Atkins
Adrien
Churchill
Thevichael Sellitiine
Bie
South Africa
Run Darins
Taydy Colla Campbell
Dublin Fusiliers
Winston Churchill
Phyux
South
Afrins
Brown Potter
the Times
Othir
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Hs Perical
Chantant
New York
Tin Royal
Pimhrex
Kitchener
M.A
England
Athos
Kuchexer
Erin
Kruger
Madame Syacauda
Omduman
Sage Wineste
Wervishes
Sie
Khartoum
White Nile
Khalifa Vigorously Pursued to Prevent Harm in Darfur
A fragment notes efforts to pursue the Khalifa to shield him from further danger amid scattered dervish factions in south Darfur. The terse item highlights safety concerns, regional instability, and pursuit actions without specifying dates or full details.
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Khalifa
Darfur
Made Prisoners
Washington reports from Manila describe Gen Otto sending word that an insurgent secretary of state was captured with Aguinaldo's party near Lingayen. Escapes and separations occurred as Wheaton’s forces pursue remaining rebels north, with gold and hostages in custody. MacArthur’s men seized a railroad director and disrupted lines toward Dagupan amid heavy storms and logistical movements.
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Otto
Manila
Lingu- You Self
Wheaton
Buencamine
Aguinalde
Paruc
Bayamnbang
Aguinalde Suh
Coo Wen
Bilween Young
San Perngndo
Aguinaldi
Xeare
Mother
Lingayen
MacArthur
Aviroad
Dagupan
Tawrence
Aguisaldo
Tarlac
Dexter
Hayamban
Movement Against Insurgents Drives Forces In Panay
Manila reports the campaign on Panay driving insurgents into the mountains after clashes. American forces include two battalions of the Ninth Infantry, a battalion of the Twenty-sixth, the Eighteenth Regiment, Gordon's mounted scouts and Bridgeman scouts of the Sheth artillery. Americans suffer five killed and 60 wounded. thirty-two insurgents killed and nineteen wounded carried away.
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Pinay
Ninth Segient
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Gordon's Mounted Scouts
Sheth Artillery
Hughes
Carpenter
Cal. Esmund
Princeton Wins Yale Clash In Cloudy Yale Stadium
Princeton edged Yale in a hard fought November afternoon at Yale Field. The scoring drive featured crucial runs and a kickoff return with Yale capitalizing early before Princeton pulled ahead then held. Final sequence included a Yale touchdown and late field attempts as Princeton sealed the victory.
Colonists Rebel Move Reported in Favor of Invaders
London dispatches report a rising Boer sympathy among Dutch farmers in Cape Colony districts Heradet and Barkley East join the invading Free State forces. Gen Gatacre pushes toward Dordrecht while British troops press at Belmont and Queenstown reports warn of a general movement in favor of the Boers.
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Regent
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Natal
Bern
Bowe
Coney Presses Baker to Back Lelandism in Kansas Fight
Leavenworth dispatch reports Colonel Patrick Coney visiting Senator Baker to persuade opposition to Lelandism. Coney claims 5,000 Kansas Republicans ready to battle Leland, Curtis support urged via Topeka leaders. Baker’s stance remains undecided amid Shawnee county politics and Burton faction.
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Senator Baker
Leavenworth
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Topeka
Baker
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Cy Leland
Coney
Republican Party of Kansas
Colonel Coney
Leland
Kansas
Borstem
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Uge
Tupeke Cap Lau
Hudson
Shawnee County
Charley Curtis
Cine
Wich
Burton
Tor J. Ralph
Celene
TJ Baker
Dave Mulvane
George Findlay
George Cane
Dave Mulgane
Cosmnty
Leland Strong
Cooney Coney
Victory for Taylor in Frankfort case on appeal
In Frankfort New York on November votes from Nelson County were counted after a court of appeals panel, including Judge Jones, refused to dissolve the injunction. The court affirmed Taylor’s right to the votes as counted by WS, with Goebel’s attorneys challenging the tally.
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Taylor
Nelson County
Goebel
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Svs
Jones
WS. Taylor
Trial of a Pickpocket at Twentieth Kansas Reception
Trial of Fred Connors, charged with attempting to pick the pocket of A V Linden in the corridor of the state house during the Twentieth Kansas reception. Linden testified a man behind him reached into his pocket. Connors, well dressed and calm, denied the charge and claimed innocence. Witnesses described the crowd, a remark attributed to Connors, and the arrest by a special policeman in the rotunda.
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A V. Lindel
Kansas
Fred Conners
A. V. Linden
State House
Connors
Otis Hunwate
H W. Page
Mr. Lindell
Neilson
Hit
J. D. Nelson
Nelson
Beth
Stetty
Lindell
Binsel
Cannas w.Acrested
Rogers
Conners
Pelea
Levis
Recruiting for the Boer army in Philadelphia Ney
Reports claim that 414 men left Philadelphia to join the Boer forces in the Transvaal. Details suggest a national society organizing recruitment and shipping men to South Africa amid the war, with many others said to be preparing to depart in waves.
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Philadelphia
Ney
Schley Sails From New York To South Atlantic Station
The United States cruiser Chicago, flagship of the South Atlantic squadron under Rear Admiral Schley, left quarantine bound for St Lucia Bahia and then Buenos Ayres.
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Erhlner
Chicago
Schley
St. Lucia
Bahia
Buena Ayres
Deaths and Funeral Notice for Manway at Linwood
The funeral of Mr. Og Manway was held Friday afternoon at Linwood at 2 o clock. Burial followed in the cemetery.
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OG. Manway
Linwood
Attack on Imus But Nothing Dampens Otis Cheerfulness
Otis remains upbeat despite reported attack on broadcaster Don Imus. Officials say incident did not derail his public schedule or morale as investigations proceed.
Insurgent Chief in Negros Surrenders Amid Turmoil
Nov 2 reports from Manila detail insurgent activity in Negros with clashes near Imus and several casualties. U.S. forces tightened control as officials report insurgents driven south and a government in operation under Brig. General Edward Willeton. War Department explains dispatches and the ongoing effort to quell the rebellion while noting aid workers and local refugees in the area.
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Insurgenta
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Manila
Nws
Edward Wille Ton
Tarelac
Thomas Miaxwrine
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Borhood
Bien
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Triton
Manno
Gem Wheaton
Minz
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Frey
Willistan
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Mania
Gome
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cpeCy Hue
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Thas
Unclear OCR Arrest Report With Names Fragment
A garbled OCR text notes an arrest and mentions May 7 and a $100 reward. The fragment references social posts, a ward, a theater, and individuals by unclear names, but no coherent sequence or verifiable details emerge. The record cannot determine a clear event, person, place, or outcome from the readable parts.
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Ofan Teat Petal Ward
Nus
Cine Bespes
Wiaing Social Sp
Telat
Willemn
Trial Delays Shift to Next Spring for Groundiey Case
December hearings are postponed as health concerns and a court filing delay set the Groundiey trial to spring. Sheriff mishap and juror issues complicate proceedings. Harry Connors, accused of pocket theft at the Twentieth Kansas reception, was acquitted at 280.
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Ferman
Cottonwood
Madden
Suenten
Maddin
Emperte
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