France and Germany in dispute over Turkish waters
Paris reports Habi Bey, Turkish charge d affaires, demanded withdrawal of the French fleet from Turkish waters. A note announced the Porte accepted the French demands. Berlin notes that Gaillard may be recalled. some circles doubt a quick end to the Franco Turkish trouble.
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Paris
Habi Bey
Aftairs
M. Delcusse
Foreign Office
Bultan
Porte
Gaillard
Mitylene
Berlin
France
Gaulayd
Brice Line to Replace Pittsburg and Western Route
Surveyors are active along the Brice Line corridor as the Pittsburg and Western plans to abandon its Akron to Youngstown track. Completion of the Brice route is claimed to lower long term costs by improving alignment and track condition, with ties to the Pennsylvania Company and B&O involvement noted.
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Pittsburg & Western
Akron
Younge Lown
Hele
Poad
Thitno Bolus
Bploe
Ohio
Brice
Jesé
High Ground
Warren
Pennsylvania Co
Sareveyors
Newton Pals
Eric
To Fight the Trust Join Independents Meet
Representatives of window glass interests outside the two trusts met in Indianapolis to plan resistance to the Amalgamated combine. They discussed forming a mutual protection group and scheduled a Columbus meeting for next week to organize.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federation of Co-Operatives
Amoetivan
Hueavi
Columbus
Boston Scared by Smallpox Epidemic alert
Boston authorities grapple with a rapid smallpox spread that now reaches Charlestown and East Boston. Dr. Gallivan leads quarantine efforts as Daniel Parker Leary, a street car conductor, his wife and three children are confirmed cases. All conductors ordered to vaccinate. The outbreak began when a sick child was wheeled to a hospital.
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Boston
Board of Health
Gallivan
Health Department
Boxton
Charlestown
Daniel Parker Leary
Leary
Great Loss at Louisville Lithographic Co
A fire gutted the Louisville Lithographic Co plant in Louisville Kentucky on Thursday. Losses total about 75000 with machinery valued at 25000 and lithographic stones and materials at 50000. Building damage estimated at 12000.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville Lithographic Co
Lithographic Company
Such Is Fame Chicago Actor Sent to Workhouse
Such Is Fame reports Henry William Montgomery an old school actor who once shared stages with Sir Henry Irving and other famed players was sent to Cook County's poorhouse at Dunning yesterday by Judge Gower for detention. Once renowned in England and America, he enjoyed a meteoric career about TH years ago.
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Chicaga
Henry William Montgomery
Henry Trving
Cook County
Dunning
Gower
England
America
Croker Holds an Empty Honor in Tammany Fight
In New York City Tammany Hall faces a three cornered contest that may topple its rule. Croker remains leader amid a split with former allies blaming him for the party’s defeat. John Sheehan leads a new Passon ticket with aims to entrench in the current administration and push for upstate alignment against Tammany. Senator David B. Hill conferred on the situation as Croker vows to keep control.
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New York
Tammany Hall
New York City
Croker
Passon
Democracy
John ©. Shean
Pampany Hall
Sheehan
Hill Machine
Upstate
Tammany
David B. Hil
Snub at Irving Luncheon Prompts Absence Rumor
New York social notes report Bea ac Stewart Smith hosted a luncheon at the Lawyers' Club honoring Sir Henry Irving. Invited guests included J Pierpont Morgan Cornelius N. Ive James J. Hill Ex Attorney General Briggs John A. Bivwart Andrew Carnegie and others. Irving did not attend due to a cold, though he performed at the Knickerbocker Theater last night.
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New York
Bea
Stewart Smith
Sir Henry Irving
Lawyers’ Club
Guetta
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cornelius N. Lve
James J. Hill
Briggs
John A. Bivwart
Andrew Carnegie
Irving
Sir Henry
Knickerbocker Theater
Still at large after escape from Leavenworth prison
Nov 8 Leavenworth Kansas convicts who escaped from the United States penitentiary remain at large as morning follows. Military authorities press search while wounded fugitives flee. Officials seek how revolvers were concealed within the prison wall.
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Leavenworth
Kus
United States
Tragic Chicago Fire Claims Couple In Tar Mishap
Mrs Julius Yankee died in a house fire while trying to help her husband whose clothes were on fire. He was severely burned while attempting to rescue her as a pot of tar boiled over on the kitchen stove. The tar was to be used for roof maintenance, and the blaze spread, leading to both spouses’ deaths or mortal injuries.
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Chicago
Julius Yankee
Yankee
Appointment of Yuan Shi Kai as viceroy reported
Dr. Robert Coltman, Li Hung Chang’s physician, says Yuan Shi Kai’s appointment as viceroy of Chi Li meets with general approval from natives and foreigners. Wang Wen Shao as plenipotentiary is also seen as favorable. Chinese generals Mayu Kun and Chang Ku have taken precautions to avert trouble. for now, the city remains quiet.
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Chicago
Robert Coltman
Li Hung Chang
Yuan Shi Kai
Chi Li
Wang Wen Shao
Mayu Kun
Chang Ku
Bandit Hold Up Fails at Naco Casino
In Phoenix areaNov a trio of masked robbers attempted a casino hold up at Deel and Go in Naco Arizona. A bandit named Will Cravens of Dog Springs New Mexico was killed and another man wounded as deputies and a posse chased the desperadoes into the mountains after the Friday night confrontation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Nov. S
Deel & Go
Naco
Arizon
Bandi
Will Cravens
Dog Springs
N. M
Kaiser asserts sole say on Wagner monument design
Berlin November 8 The Kaiser informed the committee overseeing the Wagner monument in Berlin that he alone will decide the design and will not consult the communities.
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Berlin
Wagner
Hayes to be imprisoned for life for murder of Winifred Cook
In Litchfield Connecticut John T Hayes was convicted of murder in the first degree for shooting and killing his sweetheart Winifred Cook at Wine sted. A jury returned the verdict near 1 oclock this morning and Hayes showed no emotion as the sentence of life imprisonment was pronounced.
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Litchfield
Con
John T. Hayes
Winifred Cook
Winested
Hayes
Roosevelt Faces Balancing Act On Reciprocity Policy
Washington November 8. President Roosevelt's stance on reciprocity mirrors McKinley's. He favors protectionism to boost home industries while seeking reciprocal trade to preserve markets abroad and avoid harming American producers. The aims are to retain export access without sacrificing domestic protection.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley
United States
Congress
Daredevil Fall At Jamison Works Shaft
Joseph Kolinski, an employee at Jamison Works, fell 265 feet into a coal shaft last night but escaped serious injury. He sustained only bruises and no bones were broken, according to witnesses at Greynsty.
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Greynstiiyg
Joseph —_‘Kolinski
Jamison Works
Teoken
British Camps Attacked in Howth Arle Deportation Report
The Guardian comments on the deportation report from Howth Arle of Mite M. Hoblouse who attacked a conv tration camper. It notes an English woman denied rights in a Grigth colony while foreign revolution aries in Lonston gain freedoms.
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Manchester
the Guardian
Howth Arle
M. Hoblouse
Royalty approves TV coverage of coronation event
Berlin reports Emperor Francis Josef of Austria and King Victor Quinwell of Suily have accepted TV coverage for King Edward's coronation. The decision coincides with pre coronation ceremonies and signals broad media access for the royal occasion.
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Berlin
Francis Jevef
Austria
Victor Quanwel
Suily
TV TaHone
Edward
Cleveland Girl Leaps to Death at University Hospital
Adeline Ford a Cleveland girl aged 84 who suffered from nervous trouble died in Philadelphia yesterday by leaping from a third story window at University hospital where she was undergoing treatment. She was socially prominent in Cleveland and Norwalk, her former home.
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Philadelphia
Mias
Adeline Ford
Cleveland
University Hospital
Norwalk
Bond Forfeited In Akron Scandal Shakeup
A Cleveland court failed to hear detective Sherman known as Detective Sherman in Akron causing bond forfeiture actions. Charles D Thompson supreme keeper of the Knights of the Maccabees confessed embezzling $57,000 to cover losses and save the order with bonds from National Surety and Fidelity & Deposit. Thompson resigns amid details of embezzlement and impending legal action, with the case continuing to the next page.
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Sherman
Cleveland
Teis
B. & O. Railroad Co
Conch
Charles D. Thompson
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Mustice
Supreme Tent of the Maccabees
Disler
Detroit
Thompson
Fort Huron
Mich
National Surety Company
New York
Fidelity & Deposit Company
Battamore
D. BP. Markey
Markey
Knights of the Maccabews
Order
Cpanlonallp
Uas
Dankriptcy
Roin
Owler
Charles B. 'Thlompson
George J. Belgie
Kiper
Thomywni
Tim
Governor Nash seeks extension to fund education without general property tax
Governor Nash’s expected message argues extending the excise law to raise enough funds to avoid levying a state tax on general property except for school purposes. He estimates the measure could produce about 2.5 million dollars revenue, potentially wiping out the current tax burden.
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Columbus
Nash
No Signs of Mourning for Bark Ld Hang Chang
Pekin dispatch notes no public mourning visible for Bark Ld Hang Chang. Reported visit by the Truxslon minister to the Earl's yamen sought Li's seal on the Manchurian treaty before the statesman’s death.
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Pekin
Hang Chang
Truxslon
Yamen
Carnation movement endorsed by state florists group
About 2000 people at the chrysanthemum show in Tadianopolis Indiana Thursday night backed a State Florists Association effort led by the Tadiana bine to declare the carnation as the national flower and to push a forthcoming formal adoption in the city. John Ly Grimiths spoke, highlighting the carnation as the enduring symbol.
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Tadianopolis
Ind
State Florists’ Association
Tadiana Bine
John Ly Grimiths
Ulwayy
Baltimore bankers to buy San Francisco streetcar system
The Market Street system in San Francisco, spanning 180 miles, will be sold for 24 million dollars in cash to a Baltimore syndicate led by Alex Brown & Co. The deal marks the largest cash purchase to date, reflecting strong value for each share.
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San Francisco
Nov
Entre Market St
Baltimore
Alex Brown & Co
Avery
Pigeon Fly At Kenmore With Big Prize
A pigeon race near Kenmore promises a $3,000 home and lot to the owner of the winning bird. The event, hosted by Akron Bealty Company, attracts many out of town spectators and aims to boost Kenmore’s prospects. The organizers push plans to fulfill local promises and advance development along the route.
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Kenmore
Akron Bealty. Co
Boxing ban looms as Louisville fights prize fights
Louisville officials clash over an ordinance penalizing all participants in charged prize fights. The move would effectively end boxing in the city unless the mayor vetoes the measure. Sports figures express little concern, urging clear action.
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Louisville
Electric Line to Hudson Branch Revival Reported
The N. O. T. Co. resumes plans for a branch from the B. and A. line to Hudson. The proposed route would extend the branch from near Beiford’s telegraph office toward Hudson, with construction expected soon possibly next year.
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Mall
Beifords Te l
Eure Mer
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