France Turkey diplomatic relations resume after谈
Paris and Constantinople report that France and Turkey will resume diplomatic ties. Delcassé informs the Porte of restored relations and Cadillard’s squadron to leave Mitylene. Constans to return to Constantinople. sultan approves French terms including schools and hospices funding.
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Constantinople
M. Rapst
M. Detcaske
Porte
Constens
Baron da Calice
de Porte
Irkey
Ausiria-Hungary
Paris
Turkey
M. Delcasse
France
Caiflard
Mitylene
Linus
Hiis
Aspwte
New Tacha
Alfairs
M. Bapst
Coucillor
M. Deleasse
Tewfik Pasia
Gold mine site in Helena costs United States funds
The Helena government building site, where a gold strike was reportedly made, cost about $14,000 to the United States. Officials say the strike belongs to Uncle Sam, but any action to exploit, lease, or sell the mine would need congressional authorization. Assistant Secretary Taylor and Secretary Gage discuss possible options if the government gains ownership.
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Helena
Mont
Congress
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
Taylor
Gage
Durbin Favors the Curfew in Letter to Governors
Indianapolis Nov 11 Gov Durbin writes to governors urging attention to youth reform laws including curfew to curb imprisonment of boys with older criminals and orders to have officers return truant and runaway youths home. Also notes broader push for youth welfare measures across states.
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Toreto
Tndianapolis
National
Durbin Hag
Stnies
Territories
Barrette Leaves Cuba in Havana Farewell Demonstration
Large crowd gathers at Havana cathedral as Mgr. Sbarretti departs on the steamer for his new post as apostolic delegate to the Philippines. Civil military and ecclesiastical authorities accompany him. religious societies march to the wharf for farewell blessings.
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Havana
Hayana
Mer
Sbarretti
Mexico
Philippines
Eivil
Mgr. Sharrett
Christmas Gun for Die Soldiers in the Philippines and Cuba
Secretary Root issued orders suspending some local ta rity laws to permit under reasonable conditions the freemportation of Christmas gifts for U S soldiers and sailors in the Philippines and Cuba. The note details gifts and procedures and marks the season’s easing of restrictions for service members.
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Washington
Root
Philippines
Cuba
United States
Convict Hold-Up Near Topeka Ends With Escape
In Topeka and nearby farms a pair of escaped convicts from Leavenworth prison seized Sheriff Cook and Deputy Williams at the Wooster farm near Topeka. They wounded Wooster, hijacked the officers as shields, and escaped through a hedge before police could close in. Reinforcements arrived but the convicts vanished after a brief standoff. Local farmers organized a posse but the fugitives slipped away along the railroad track.
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Topeka
Cook
Willams
Mort Leavenworth
Panta
Tobaka
Aman Name Wooster
Wooster
Sherif Cook
Wiliams
Farner Wooster
Cyprye
Sherhand Bs
Sheriff Conk
Deputy Williams
Farmer Wooster
Iospial
Chief Stahl
Williams
Woo
Han
Drowned Man Riches Reported in Minnesota Lake
Frank Maurer, drowned in a lake near Buena Vista Minnesota on October 8, reportedly carried $120. His sister Mrs Adolph Lenoch travels to Buena Vista to investigate while Maurer's body remains missing. Maurer owned 160 acres in Redlake County and had lived there three years. A letter to Mrs Lenoch from Ewan says Maurer was with two other men when the boat leaked and he tried to swim ashore. the two men escaped.
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TaCrosse
Wis
Frank Maurer
Anca Vista
Minn
Qet
Adolph Lenoh
Hls City
Maurer
Buena Vista
Redlake County
Lomloh
Jer
Ewan
Inke
Standard Oil Victory in Nebraska Antitrust Suit
Big Oil interests win in Nebraska as referees appointed by the Supreme Court report findings favoring the Standard Oil Company against the state in the long pending antitrust case. The court will review the report and likely accept it as per custom.
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Big Oil Company
Stile
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Standard Ol Company
Supreme Court
le State
Smyth
Railroad to Buy 170000 Tons of Rails for Coming Year
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to order 170000 tons of steel rails to be delivered over the next year. A national plan seeks to unite hardware interests across the country. Reports note unrest in Porto Cabreiro between German sailors and police. Venezuelans and Germans resolve the dispute. In China, 600000 in Anhui and 400000 in Jiangsu near starvation. The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York depart Newfoundland for England. A major fire damages the Great Cripples building at Saint Louis by about 100000. The Wester Society of the Army of the Potomac proposes a memorial on the sea to Mrs Melville. After six months, Chicago servant girls union shows signs of disintegration. Mrs McKinley expects a fortune from Ely, Nevada, where the late president's citizens are thriving. The wedding feast at Taine HW near Bath, Nevada. about ninety are present, with many expected to recover. Alva Navy Polsom, wife of a well-known man, is reported injured near Concord, North Carolina. Professor Powers of Cornell notes support for progressive minds with others inclined toward society. The Berlin papers highlight John Kasson of Chicago’s speech. The Caleb Powers case in Kentucky, for Governor Goebel’s assassination, has gone to the jury.
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Porto Cabieiro
An Hui
Kiang Su
China
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York Liye
England
Newfoundland
S& Tonis
Fhve
Wester Society
Armmy of the
Ely
Nev
Tals
Tainen HW
Thomas
Bath
Pal- Koro
Alva
Navey Polsom
Faymey
Wap
Waylind
Concord
N. C
Traftessor
Powers
Cornell University
KLE
Loerlin
Jolut Kasson
Chicago
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Kentucky
Beach’s offers first-class watch repairing and wall decor
A fragment notes Beach's business specials touting sulua and harness goods with claims of high quality and the town being urged to “repeat the dose.” It references a 30 percent wallpaper cut at Nix’s drug store and Johnson seeking qualified goods at top market prices, plus a tease about superior workmanship.
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Duis
Nix
Rail and steel production costs and profits report
A commission survey analyzes the cost and selling prices of pig iron, rails, and related steel products from 1890 to 1908, showing margins between production cost and selling price varying yearly, with losses noted in several months and years. The report also notes the general trade outlook, transport bottlenecks, and international activity.
Prices and demand shocks in early iron and steel markets
The analysis describes rapid price variation in pig iron, rails, and steel billets during 1800s market cycles. It notes sharp rises and falls, long declines from 1804 to 1834, partially uniform rail prices around 80 per ton then 24 and 28 in different periods, and the influence of pools, hidden sales below quotes, and cost drivers like pig iron on rail prices.
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Rade
Steel Truot 1 Buys Coal and Steel Industry Notes
A long, garbled report mentions United States Steel Corporation plans in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia including forest lands and riverfronts. It references a 1918 pledge to begin operations in spring and notes a 19th century theft case in Wisconsin with an arrest identified as Marty Longhaugh. It also covers Wisconsin athletics where Schrether is cleared of professionalism charges and Minnesota players Mueller and Tooley face changes ahead of the Minnesota Wisconsin game.
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Bouver County
United States Steel Corporation
Alla McDonld
Hookatown
Ohio
Freeport
United Staten Steel Corporation
Schroiber
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Scbrether
Dour
Mueller
McGuire hearing links Camden treasurer to ten thousand loss
Nave Ali a McGuire of Camden, former secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Carpenters, faces charges of stealing ten thousand dollars. A warrant issued Thursday led to his Philadelphia court appearance where a hearing was held. The case centers on alleged missing funds and related accounts.
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McGuire Waves & Hearing
Philadelphia
Nave Ali
A McGuire
Camden
Brotherhond of
Carpenteers
Tlewis
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