Russian Annexes Territory Opposite British, German Settlements
Foreign consuls notified by General Lino vitch that land across the river from British and German settlements has been annexed to Russia by conquest. Foreign owners must prove ownership or risk claims being ignored. railroads and eastern arsenals included. Consuls plan protests, though Washington reports no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tein
Linovitch
Russia
Washington
Britain
Tien-T'sin
State Department
Tien-Tsin
Strike renewal ordered by St. Louis Transit workers
The St. Louis Transit Company strike, settled July 2 after a prior walkout, was ordered renewed by the street railway men's union at the West End Coliseum. The union set 5 a.m. today for a boycott on all company lines amid allegations the firm violated the July 2 agreement. Company attorney Lehtmann offered to submit the dispute to Polk's judgment, but the plan was rejected as the men voted unanimously to resume the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bonlans
Cleveland
St.ouis
St. Louis Transit Company
Street Railway Men's Union
West End Coliseum
Whittaker
Fred W. Lehtmann
Joseph W. Volk
Polk
Beer in militia camps sparks protests at Camp Lincoln
In Springfield First brigade troops enjoy a hot spell break as General Fitz-Shnons denies claiming to ignore W C I U protests against beer and liquor in Camp Lincoln. Colonel Stuart opposes beer in Second Brigade, while beer is served in First Seventh and Eighth camps. A separate Madison warrant targets ex Senator Vilas for violating the city smoke ordinance over soot from his Pioneer block smokestacks. Vilas promises better coal to abate the nuisance.
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Camp Lincoln
Springfield
Fitz-Shnons
Linénin
Stuart
Vilas
Cabinet O Beer
Madison
Wis
W.V. Vilas
Pioneer Block
Alward
Fire in a Gulf Resort Destroys Biloxi Sights
A Gulf Coast fire swept Biloxi from a saloon near the Louisville and Nashville station to the beach, destroying the Italian Catholic church school convent and several brick stores. Loss estimated at 400000 with 195000 insured. No lives lost but many destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loanisville
Nashville
Gyo
Adice
Three Fatally Injured in Train Collision at New Lenox
A passenger train on the Dock Island line struck a wagon near New Lenox Illinois. Three occupants died and two were injured. Names include James Jarvis and Mrs. John Thompson. others suffered severe injuries with uncertain outcomes.
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Joliet
Dock Island
New Lenox
James Jarvis
John Thompson
James Terrill
Wilhelmina to Marry in Amsterdam Church Change Civil Code
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and her mother travel to Paris to select a royal trousseau as a January wedding is planned. Legal changes are required to wed in Amsterdam’s new church, expanding the guest list beyond The Hague or Het Loo. Duke Telarleh meets in Hamburg before the royal train arrival.
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London
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Paris
Trousseau
Amsterdam
Hilary OF Mecklemong-Eon Werin
Hague
Loo
Prince Cousort
Duke Introducc
Mimsch
Berlin
Hamburg
Holland
Blosterthor
Duke Telarleh
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Hambure
Tunhem
Bishop Talks Of Labor And Mediation
In Iowa Washington Nov 10 Bishop Henry G Potter of New York testified before the Industrial Commission on sweatshops arbitration and labor evils. He urged voluntary mediation via permanent commission and opposed compulsory arbitration, favoring public opinion and intelligent labor organization to resolve disputes. He cited the anthracite strike as a case needing mediation rather than coercive action. In Wisconsin John Strokey, a farm laborer near Barneveld, shot himself with a shotgun attached to a string, dying after injuries. despondency is cited as the likely cause, leaving a wife in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ©, Potter
New York
Iowa
Washington
Henry G. Potter
Industrial Commission
Wimeell
Barneveld
Wis
John Strokey
D. J. Willams
Here
Cripple Creek mine sale to English syndicate reported
The Denver Times notes the Portland mine in Cripple Creek sold to an English syndicate for 15007000 dollars. Other items include the Hya steamer reported lost at sea near San Francisco, Fred Grant of Palmyra Wisconsin losing a left hand, Green Bay fishermen reporting a poor fall catch under 38000 pickages, and various brief notices from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Times
Portland
Cripple Creek
Hya
San Francisco
Sare
Fred Grant
Palmyra
Wis
Green Bay
Trinity Epicopal
Pittsburg
Jordan
Spain
Francis Joseph
Don Carlos
Kruger
Marseilles
New York
Yorkes-Robertson
Gertrude Blliott
Kentucky
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil advertised cure
An old advertisement endorses Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil as a universal remedy for piles, burns, skin eruptions, breast ailments, and insect stings. It claims immediate relief and multiple sizes priced in cents and dollars, with mail order from a New York firm.
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Tien Tsin
Libing
Delny. Parla
Navas
Peking
China
Prince Ching
Li Tung Ghang
M. Dela Casse
Tihe
Dewey
Noing
Steyn
Pretoria
Radl
DeWet
Knox
Rensburg Aritt
Gieneral Botha
Dejure
Germany
Great Britain
Wilrid Laurier
Daily News
Tband
Wilfrid Taurier
P Lord Salisbury
Mr. McKinley
Wilfrid Laurier
National Irrigation Congress
Chicago
Central Music Hall
Ink Dubuque
Jowa
Banquet Export
Musachener Dubuque Malting Co
Dubuque, la
United States
Congress
Btrief
Gulf
Cou
New Orleans
Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi
Niles
New Orlena
Mattoon
Edward W. Ashmore
Coles Vount
East Court
Thomson-f Houston Tree Company
Ashmore
Sauthan
Mich
Kirk Fiddy
G. I. Eddy
Chauncey W. Penoyet
Fin of Phipps, Penoyer & Co
Henry Nienstedt
Sidinaw
Martin Neddy
John Cosgrove
Mina
LABOR
Tom
L. O. Bliss
Penn
Iowa Falls
Prench Chamber of Deputies
Count Zeppelin
Marenus Dalys
Garibaldi League
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Wwgold
Hampton
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