Panama Falls to Liberal Rebel Army in Panama City
Dispatches from Colombia report Panama City under Liberal control after government surrender. Key leaders Cortizzo, Restrepo pledge protection for foreigners as rebels seize vessels and push toward Chorrera and Arrayan following October battles.
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New York
Panawa
Liberal Party
Alban
Panama Department
Hchevera
Revolutionary Party
Panama
Cortizzuz
Saul Cortisson
Staf
Chame
Restrepo
Penonome
Chorrera
Arrayan
Guantan
Tunamaca
Dirlon
Vargas Santos
Harvard Barber Faces Discrimination Charge in Court
Prospere Latlamme, Harvard Square barber, is summoned to the third district court on a discrimination charge brought by Thomas Bruce a third year Harvard student. The incident reportedly occurred last Saturday after Bruce was denied immediate service. A police complaint followed with the summons issued on Monday.
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Boston
Prospere Latlamme
Harvard
Third
Latlamme
Harvard Square
Thomas Bruce
Jat Station 1
Dipper News: Wife Attacks 88-Year-Old Kelley with Carbolic Acid
Thomas Kelley, 88, lies injured in Hastern District hospital as his wife Elisabeth Kelley, 35, fled after pouring carbolic acid into his eyes. Kelley reports she remained at large and gave no reason for the attack following an election result discussion.
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New York
Thomas Kelley
Hastern District Hospital
Tolay
Lim
Elisabeth
Kelley
Mra. Kelley
Neigiors
Rockefeller Candidate Defeated In Mount Pleasant Race
John D Rockefeller's pick for highway commissioner in Mount Pleasant Westchester County loses to his Democratic opponent William in a local election race.
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New York
Johon D. Rockefeller
Mount Pleasant
Westchester County
William
Local race ends with Hutton plurality amid highway concerns
Hutton leads with a 2 percent plurality as defeated candidate Reuben Roosa draws Rockefeller backing over road work dissatisfaction. Hutton has served as highway commissioner for four years amid voter discontent.
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Hutton
Reuben Roosa
Rockefeller
Botha Aids Attack on British at Brakenaagte
London reports General Botha with 600 men aided the assault on the British at Brakenaagte. Colonel Benson and several officers and many men were killed. Boer losses stood at 44 killed and 100 wounded.
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London
Laurier rules out new delegations to Washington for reciprocity
Sir Wilfrid Laurier told a Montreal audience last night that Ottawa would not send further delegations to Washington to pursue reciprocity. He predicted that, in time, delegations would instead travel from Washington to Ottawa for that purpose.
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Washington
Montreal
Que
Epl
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Ottawa
Carnegie to build technical school at Galashiels
It is announced that Andrew Carnegie has agreed to erect a technical school at Galashiels in Roxburgh and Selkirk, Scotland. The project will cost about £100,000 under terms not yet clarified.
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Glengow
Andrew Carnegie
Galashiels
Roxburgh
Selkirk
Founder's Day Honors Andrew Carnegie Institute Event
Wittsburg celebrates Founder's Day with Ex-President Cleveland as principal speaker on the subject Obligation of National Co employment partnership.
Alger Davis Disturbance Reaches Closed Incident Stage
Gen Russell A Alger disavows meaning of a Cuba war remark affecting Davis and Whitney. The dispute is deemed a closed incident as Davis and Whitney react to the remark and a friend named Dick is referenced in connection with the Spanish American War book context.
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Gen. Russell A Alger
Heidelberg University elects new president after Peters death
At Heidelberg University board meeting Rev. Dr. David J. Meese of Mansfield Ohio was elected to fill the presidency vacancy created by the death of Rev. Dr. J. A. Peters. The Pennsylvanian aged about 55 is reported to accept the post.
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Tiffin
Board of Regents of
Heidelberg University
David J. Meese
First Presbyterian Church of
Mansfield
J. A. Peters
Akron Post Office Banquet for Promoted and Raised Staff
All employees at the Akron post office who have been promoted or received salary increases in the past two years will host a banquet for the remaining staff on Saturday night. Seventy attendees are expected, with turkey cranberries and trimmings in the planned menu.
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Akron Post Office
Dividends of the Standard Oil Trust Reach High Totals
New York reports the Standard Oil Trust declared an eight percent dividend payable December 16, bringing the year to 48 percent and about 48 million dollars on capital stock. Over ten years dividends total around 271 percent, with John D. Rockefeller owning about 40 percent and potentially earning roughly 105 million dollars in that span.
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New York
Standard Oil Trust
Ike
Death of TA Hung Chang Halts Chinese Question Settlements
Special Commissioner Rockhill said the death of TA Hung Chang may delay settling the Chinese question briefly but will not block the Pekin agreement. He called Hariel the greatest Chinese statesman and noted China’s great loss.
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Washington
Rockhill
TA Hung Chang
China
Hariel
Jane Toppan in Barnstable Court as Poison Suspect
Nov 6 in Barnstable Massachusetts investigations place Jane Toppan, a long-time nurse, at the center of a string of sudden deaths in Cape Cod homes. Detected evidence links her to multiple fatalities, with arraignment imminent and further exhumations planned to probe Mrs Minnie Gibbs and other victims.
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Barnstable
Mass
Jane Toppan
Lucretia Borgia
Oortal
Miss Voppan
Cape Cod
Toppau
Abe
Werosd
Miss Mal
Bids Exceed Estimates for New Jail Construction
County commissioners may rent Yorube for tide to fund the new jail project. Bids opened Thursday at noon exceed architectural estimates due to rising iron and structural material costs. The commission met with Prosecutor Wanamaker to review bids and decisions remain pending.
Denial and doubt linger on Dick's gubernatorial bid
In Columbus this week talk centers on Dick for governor in two years with several allies betting he will run. Republicans may fear a renomination bid for Congress, while possible rivals Lampson Gillmor and others prepare as potential candidates. Local whispers continue about Mayor Tom Johnson and Gen. Dilek as likely 1918 gubernatorial contenders.
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Ger
Lily
Columbus
Senator Handit
Congress
E. J. Lampson
Ashtar Wild
T. B. Gillmor
Warren
Dirk
Tom L. Johnson
Gen. Dilek
Smashed All His Furniture It Reminded Him of Sorrow
Montclair New Jersey November 7 Spl 1 After seven years away William Faith returned and paid storage bill of 463 then burned and destroyed his entire household goods under the Orange mountains while onlookers mourned the loss Faith said he wanted to forget the past after losing his wife and child years before
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Montclair
N. J
Wm. Faith
Mullen
Tie
Orange Mountains
Faith
Costly Rabbit Case Shaped by County Court Ruling
Charlottesville residents followed the hearing as John A. Chanler, linked to The Oaks in Albermarle County, faced a verdict tied to a November 1900 commitment and escape. Judge Joby M. White reviewed the events with witnesses including Anil la Rives and the names Hod and Regel. several defendants were charged with unlawfully pursuing and killing a rabbit with a dog and gun, the outcome awaiting further court action.
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Charlottesville
John A. Chanler
Joby M. White
John Morris
Anilla Rives
Troubetxkoy
Tiis
Chantor Tolarlelly
Sticker
Gilford
Post Office Closings Hit Medina County Towns
Postal department orders discontinue the Blake Granger Pos Remsons Corners River Styx South Road Whittlesey and Windfall offices as rural mail delivery expands in Medina County.
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Medina County
Postal Department
Blake, Granger
Pos
Remsons Corners
River Styx
South Road
Whittlesey
Windfall
Safe Plowers Hit Tropica Of Works. Escape With Cash
A robbery at Tropica Of Works in Cleveland this morning left the building damaged and the watchman wounded by a revolver blast. The raiders escaped with about $15 in cash and several checks.
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Cleveland
Tropica of Works
Weather Outlook For Falcon Tonight And Friday
Frigid forecast with strong winds for Falcon tonight and Friday. Temperatures remain low with gusty conditions likely across coastal and inland areas.
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