Doukhobor Army Locked in Train as Pilgrims Blocked
Winnipeg dispatches report the Doukhobors on a special train from Minnedosa to Yorkton were kept in cars by Northwest Mounted Police all day. Clashes broke out during entraining led by Seikroff as Agent Spears used force to separate the crowd. Many residents aided police as labor to pull away the tightly interlocked group. injuries were reported, including an ear bite and a broken ankle.
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Winnipeg
Man
Minnedosa
Yorkt
Northwest Mounted Police
Yorkton
Mirmedusa
Seikroff
Spears
Doulkhobor
Masons Implicated In Watches Pawned By Perry
George L. Perry, held at East Cambridge jail, identifies Alan G. Mason as the man who gave him two watches to pawn. Perry says Mason supplied the watches linked to the murders of Miss A Morton and Miss Agnes McPhee. Mason denies knowledge of Perry.
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Boston
George L. O. Perry
A. Morton
Agnes McPhee
Alan G. Mason
Perry
East Cambridge
Mason
Miss Morton
Fairburn
Ryan
Othera
Two Killed by Explosion at New York Water Plant
Two men died when a boiler explosion gutted a Queensborough pumping station. Engineer William Dihey and fireman James Nelson were killed as bricks and massive boilers were hurled long distances. Authorities suspect boiler scaling triggered the blast.
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New York
Queensborough
William Dihey
James Nelson
Dublin under military rule as British coercion escalates
Dublin faces a storm center of Irish nationalist movement as troops enforce harsh measures. The entire city of about 400,000 is under military rule with proclamations by Dublin Castle authorities. Arrests surge and habeas corpus is denied. Since last August eleven MPs have received prison terms from resident magistrates without jury trials, including William Redmond MP, jailed at Kilmainham for six months.
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Ireland
Dublin
Dublin Castle
William Redmond
M. P
Kilmainham
Rebellion Breaks Out in Southwestern Chile Province
A tax protest against indemnity demanded by the powers has sparked rebellion in the southwestern part of Chile province, with troops deployed to quell the unrest. The situation involves Peking and Nev. 10-A as reported.
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China
Peking
Nev
Chile
Kaiser Insists England At Sandringham Visit
At Sandringham on November 10 crowds lined the grounds hoping to glimpse Emperor William. Queen Alexandra, the Prince of Wales, and Mrs Chamberlain arrived at the church with other dignitaries. King Edward, the German emperor, Prime Minister Balfour, and Colonial Secretary Chamberlain then joined them outside and spoke briefly. The service began after a long audience outside, with the bishop of Ripon preaching on racial unity and the bonds between Britain and Germany.
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Sandringham
Eng
Emperor William
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Mrs. Chamberlain
King Edward
Balfour
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Germany
Emperor
Ripon
Grand Brotherhood of Man
Edward
Great Britain
Missing railroad superintendent Egan hunted by Big Party
Kalispell Montana November 10 There have been no new developments in the search for Superintendent Egan of the Great Northern railway. A reward of 1000 dollars attracts more men. An expedition left Columbia Falls for Hungry Horse Creek and will be out several days. Snow conditions hinder progress. Dr. Houston reports no sign of Bean alive and recalls Egan saying I am going off here and look around as he pointed east from the railroad.
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Kalispell
Mont
Great Northern Railway
Columbia Falls
Hungry Horse Creek
Pyramid Peak
South Fork
Houston
Bean
Egan
Belton
Fences to Come Down on Public Land Says Hitchcock
Washington November 10 Secretary Hitchcock will study questions on illegal fencing of the public domain by cattlemen in Nebraska and the West. The cabinet discussed the issue and the president urged speedy action. Colonel Mosby recently presented facts showing hundreds of acres occupied unlawfully. a decisive step is expected this week with fences to come down and stay down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Secretary of the Interior
Mosby
Interiors Department
Ball Player Shot by Burglar in Mason West Virginia
Pomeroy Ohio November 10 Harry Allemang pitcher in the Southern league this season and recent signing with Cincinnati was mortally wounded at his Mason West Virginia home after returning from an outing with friends. A sentry ordering him to halt was ignored by burglars who shot him, the bullet entering his back and lodging in the left lung as robbers took 980 dollars from him.
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Harry Allemang
Mason
W. Va
Pomeroy
Cincinnati
Allemang
Bondhay Treaty 18 Signed Between U S Newfoundland
Secretary Hey and Sir Michael Herbert signed the Bond-Hay reciprocity treaty at the state department. The agreement covers fish products and hait and will be submitted to the Senate upon reassembly. Details of the instrument are being kept confidential pending public release.
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United States
Newfoundland
Washington
Hey
Sir Michael Herbert
State. Department
Senate
State Department
Iowa tests oleomargarine law as Wright plans quick case
Des Moines Nov 10 The State Dairy Commissioner Wright moves to test the new oleomargarine law in Iowa. He aims to determine if manufactured margarine can be lawfully sold in the state while federal licenses are paid and active.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Wright
Towa
Ucenges
Sumner in Typhoon and Philippine Civil Progress
The Sumner reached Honolulu on Oct 30 with General Chaffes and Vice Governor Wright aboard. Wright praised civil government in the Philippines, noting no defalcations in a year and 6,000 insular constabulary, while predicting railroads with American capital. The same report covers Governor Dole suspending James H. Boyd over embezzlement charges, deepening political tensions.
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San Francisco
Sumner
Honolulu
A. RB. Chaffes
Luke &. Wright
Philippines
Manila
Wright
Insular Constabulary
Dole
Boyd
Roosevelt Plans Bear Hunt Near Greenville Mississippi
President Roosevelt and party, including Secretary Cartelyon and Timeis Central railway president, depart New York for a bear hunt in the Mississippi Delta near Greenville. They will stop in Louisville for a reception, then move to a camp near Smead in Sharkey County aboard a Yazoo Valley line train. Governor Longino of Mississippi, Governor Davis of Arkansas, and Governor Heard of Louisiana host, with the hunt led by dog owner BE Collier. They stay until the morning of the 19th before returning to Memphis for General Luke B Wright ceremonies.
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Brain
Mississippi Hills
Memphis
Tenn
Roosevelt
Bear
Greenville
Miss
Cartelyon
Fish
Timeis Central Railway
New York
Louisville
Yazoo Valley
Smead
Sharkey County
Misa
Longino
Mississippi
Davis
Arkansas
Heard
Louisiana
Luke B. Wright
BE. Collier
Delta
Water Cure Kills Priest in Philippines Controversy
Water cure killed Father Augustin, a Catholic priest in the Philippines, by volunteers from Vermont who are now beyond military justice after being mustered out. A Taft cablegram says the murderers who killed D C Montgomery are captured. Trains collide in fog near Williamson, West Virginia. one messenger killed and three injured as a Norfolk and Western express crashes into an extra freight.
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Vermont
Washington
War Department
Father Augusting
Philippines
Taft
Manila
la Drones
D. C. Montgomery
Lexington
Neb
Huntington
W. Va
Norfolk and Western
Columbus
Norfolk
Williamson
John Snyder
Plattsburg, Va
Abe Jackson
J. 0. Eakins
Snyder's
Realog
To & Crisp
Vote Favors Big Strike By Switchmen In Chicago
Chicago November 10. Referendum among switchmen shows heavy support for radical action against seventeen railroads centered in the city. Managers failed to reply to wage demands of 6 cents an hour and did not meet. If called, the strike could involve more than 50,000 workers at start, with support from 60,000 brakemen and conductors. Letters say managers deny imminent strike but fear remains. Contract requires two weeks notice, which has already been given.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
French Miners Strike Persists as Troops Patrol
Paris reports that French miners continue their strike with authorities preparing for possible escalation. Troops remain active in mining regions after a 2000 strong Denain meeting voted to keep the stoppage, while Denain district units report quiet patrols.
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Orleis
Paris
Denain
Kansas Miners Strike Over Union Recognition Demands
Kansas miners in districts 14 21 and 26 meet secretly in Pittsburg to formulate joint demands on Central Coal and Coke Western Coal and Mining and Southwestern Coal and Improvement for recognition of the union. A personal representative of Mr. Mitchell attends the conference.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Cog
Missouri
Kengas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Texas
Central Coal and Coke Company
Western Coal and Mining Company
Southwestern Coal and Improvement Company
West
Mitchell
Conductor Kills Passenger After Train Fight in Mo
In Saint Joseph Missouri a fight aboard a Chicago Great Western train left passenger J. Joseph Robinette fatally wounded after a clash with conductor John Potter and motorman J. H. Robinettes. Robinette, boarding from Savannah fourteen miles away, expired beside a red hot stove. A warrant was issued for Potter's arrest as authorities investigate the incident and Porto Rican outrages. Senator Spooner plans to seek official inquiry and report to President Roosevelt in Washington.
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J. Joseph
J. H. Robinetts
St. Joseph
Potter
Madison
Wis
John C. Spooner
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Spooner
Washington
Congress
Three Drowned in Whitefish Bay Sailboat Capsize
Three youths died when a sailboat capsized on a sandbar in Whitefish Bay Alpena Michigan on November 9. George Millard Alexander Cyr and Anthony Monsor drowned as they tried to swim ashore. Two other lads were rescued by nearby men who witnessed the accident.
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Whitefish Bay
Alpena
Mich
George Millard
Alexander Cyr
Anthony Monsor
Millard
Molineux Case Nearing End In New York Trial
The second trial of Roland B. Molineux for the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams concluded evidence yesterday. Court adjourned until Monday for counsel arguments with a verdict anticipated on Tuesday. In Manila cholera remains intermittent across the archipelago with 105000 cases and 67000 deaths recorded. actual cases exceed the tally by about 20 percent.
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Philippines
Manila
Mascagni Arrested in Civil Process in Boston
Pietro Mascagni the noted composer and conductor was arrested on a civil process and held at the Hotel Touraine in Boston after his tour was halted due to disputes with his management. The incident occurred on November 10 as the arrest followed a legal action.
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Mascagni
Boston
Pietro Mascagni
Tourain
It Makes Them Wid
A Baltimore American quip about waves and fools, with two voices musing on why people call them wild waves and what the waves might be saying. The exchange hints at curiosity and irony in a brief newspaper joke column.
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Baltimore
Too Impetuous. Tess and Jesa clash in heated talk
In a fragment from a Philadelphia Press feature, Tess and Jesa spar over a harsh remark about beauty being skin deep. Tess mocks his thin skin while Jesa explains his dislike and hurtful words.
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Tess
Jesa
Philadelphia Press
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