Tokyo and Peking feel tremors as talks loom
Reuters dispatch from Tokio reports a possible elder statesman conference tomorrow with decisions shaping future events. Russia warns China over Japan’s Manchuria stance, while Peking and Yokohama note unrest and mobilization rumors. Japanese fleet drills near Sasebo signal heightened readiness.
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London
Reuters
Tokio
Peking
M. Lessar
Prince Ching
Japan
Yokohama
Manchuria
Alezietf
Asahi
Thirteenth
Sasebo
Nagasaki
Philippine Commission Says Silver Supply Sufficient for Years
Governor Taft cabled that the Philippine commission plans no further silver purchases. It believes the existing Spanish Filipino coin stock will supply all needs for coinage indefinitely. In Montia on October 22 a band of ladrones attacked Triga in Andos province, killing the president's wife and uncle and three volunteers. Onofre, leader, was killed and the president accuses the municipal secretary of betrayal.
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Philippine Commission
Colin
Washington
Det
Taft
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Commission Iso
Montia
Triga
Andos
Catarines
Luzon
Gina
Onofre
Ladrones
Morgan to Urge Nicaragua Route
President Roosevelt has called Congress into extra sessions focusing on Cuban reciprocity. Senator Morgan of Alabama plans to introduce a resolution addressing the canal question and argues the Panama route is beyond consideration. He will urge the president under the Bouaner law to immediately construct the canal via Nicaragua.
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Washington
Hoosevelt
Congress
Cuba
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Panama
Cruiser Denver Misses Contract Speed Off Cape Ann
The protected cruiser Denver failed to reach her contract speed in government tests off Cape Ann. Tidal conditions tomorrow may help but not enough to meet the required speed.
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Denver
Boston
Mass
Cape Ann
Retired Washington Official Resigns Under Probe Cloud
William H. Landeight chief of the classification department at the post office presented his resignation today to Postmaster General Payne. The move follows Payne ordering the resignation amid an investigation into charges arising from the specters on the case.
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Washington
William H. Landeight
Post Offce Department
Payne
Landoight
Franklin
Roosevelt Cables Congrats on Boundary Tribunal Result
A cable from President Roosevelt to London congratulates the American commissioners and consul on the sea kcon boundary tribunal’s deliberations and thanks the tribunal. The note expresses United States gratitude to the officials for their work.
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Roosevelt
London
Seckon Boundary Tribunal
United States
Insurgent Hopes as Winter Pushes from Monastir
Reports from Monastir show many insurgents surrender under Yildiz palace orders but leaders remain at large. Rebels plan spring operations, concealing rifles and awaiting better conditions, while a government form remains sought by the powers. In Philadelphia William S Elkins is gravely ill with little hope of recovery after physician consultations.
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Salonica
Macedonia
Monastir
Yildiz
Revolutionary Committee
Philadelphia
William S. Elkins
United States
Treasury
FENCING FEDERAL LAND ARRESTS IN KANSAS
United States Marshal Frank Mes firath arrested millionaire C H Dewey and his son Chauncey in Riley county for fencing government land and intimidating Cheyenne county settlers. Bonds set for their federal court hearing in Topeka. Indictment in Leavenworth includes James McBride William McBride and William Ratcliffe. Principal witnesses include the Berry brothers, tied to a ranch crime.
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United States
Frank Mes Firath
Riley County
C. H. Dewey
Chauncey Dewey
Topeka
Deweys
Cheyenne County
Leavenworth
James McBride
William McBride
William Ratcliffe
Dewey's
Berry Boys
Dewey
Kas
Minnie Healy mine award sparks Montana shutdown
Butte Oct 22 Judge Clancy awarded the Minnie Healy mine to F Augustus Heinze valued at 10 million dollars and granted an injunction against the Boston and Montana company. Amalgamated Copper then ordered a Montana wide mine shutdown indefinitely, idling an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 workers and affecting smelters at Anaconda Great Falls and elsewhere. Officials say the move will ripple through Montana’s economy and mining district.
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Butte
Mont
Clancy
Minnie Healy
F. Augustus Heinze
Boston and Montana Company
Amalgamated Company
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston
Hutte
Hoxton
Colorado
Washoe
Anaconda
John Gallie
Amalgamated Compiany
Wm. Clancy
Junction
Amalgamated
District Court
F. Augustus Heingy
John McGinnis
Boston and Montana Mining Company
Boston and Montana Mine Company
Allel
Amoalgamated Copper Company
Heirg
Harney
Patten Firm Fails with Liabilities of Fifty Thousand
Patten father and son closed their dors today. Neither partner would comment on cause or bank finances beyond stating liabilities total $50,000. In San Antonio Texas yellow fever authorities issued a bulletin reporting 4 new cases, no deaths, total cases 8, total deaths 3, with two patients out of danger and two still serious.
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Patten
Father and Son
Dors
Corn Partners
San Antonio
Tex
Court Upholds Bradley Patent on Electric Smelting
New York October 23 The US Court of Appeals sustained the Bradley patent covering electric current to fuse and electrolyze materials and separate aluminum from compounds. The Electric Smelting Aluminum Co of Cleveland won an injunction against Pittsburg Reduction Co and an accounting of profits for twelve years of alleged infringement.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Bradley
Electric Smelting Aluminum Company of
Cleveland
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Cleveland Company
Chas. 8
Foraker Recovers From Bronchitis After Sandusky Speech
Senator J. BR. Foraker is recovering from bronchitis that kept him from speaking last night in Sandusky. Mrs. Foraker and their son Benson are staying this evening. He plans to leave for Cincinnati in the morning and hopes to resume speaking engagements next week.
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Sandusky
J. BR. Foraker
San Juan Editor Jailed for Two Month Sentence
Hobuart Bird editor of the San Juan News began a two month imprisonment for libel against Judge Mumos and will appeal for a writ of habeas corpus. In New York Dowie followers numbered about 200 signaling desire to quit reform work and return to Zion City at a Madison Square Garden meeting.
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San Juan
P. R
New York
John Alexander Dowlie
Zion City
Madison Square Garden
World pacing record fall at Memphis track trial
Dan Fateh set a mile in 1:66 1 4 at the Memphis Trotting association track beating the existing world mark by 0.75 seconds, with no wind shield and a brisk finish. Lou Dillon, a 2:00 trotter, is slated to race tomorrow at the Memphis driving park under Millard Sanders with two attendants.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dan Fateh
Memphis Trotting Association
Ume
Prince Albert
Betonda
Dun Pateh
M. (. Metlery
Dan Wateh
Lou Dillon
Lou Pillon
Memphis Driving Park
Millard
Sanders
Government Takes Hands In Bribery Case Involving City Council Member
Chan Kratz, a former Guadalajara city council member, was arrested by local authorities on federal orders in Mexico City on bribery charges. He fled in 1902 after bond forfeiture and was indicted for a Suburban Street railway franchise deal involving 126000, with proceeds recovered by Circuit Attorney Folk.
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Guadaalajara
Mexico
Chan, Kratz
City of Mexico
United States
St. Louis
Chas, Krats
Guadaljar
Coe
Kratz
State Department of the United States
Folk
Hay
Mer, Polk
Fugitive Crat Kratz Slowed by Government efforts
Government and agents slow the fugitive Kratz under a treaty as a heavy reward remains posted. Acting Secretary Moore informs Governor Chatterton inspectors will use discretion for Wyoming sheep shipments amid measures to eradicate sheep scab and support dipped flocks.
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Kratz
Wyoming
Washington
Moore
Department of Agriculture Today
Chatterton
Department In Spectors
Texas Troopers Travel in Bunches
Friction arose at Fort Riley Kansas between the Texas regiment troopers and the Tenth cavalry colored soldiers over camp passage and passes. Fights have occurred and a detachment seized a man last night before releasing him. Meanwhile in New York the Northern Pacific railway declared a 7.5 percent total dividend for the year with an extra 1 percent.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Texas Regiment of
Tenth Cavalry
Texas
Texas Regiment
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Yellow fever bulletin reports Monterey cases and deaths
Laredo Texas October 22 official yellow fever bulletin lists new cases twelve and one death today. Monterey reported twelve cases and three deaths on Tuesday as part of the outbreak totals rising to 184 cases and 39 deaths nationwide.
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Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Violent Outbursts Mark Court Martial of General Chase
Denver witnesses recount heated clashes as Adjutant General Bell and defense attorney Ellicott clash over objections. The court clears the room, later rules defense may not interrupt witnesses, and Bell's testimony proceeds after a recess.
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Denver
Colo
General Chase
Sherman M. Bell
Willia
Davis Habeas Corpur Cade
Cripple Creek
Tiene Eval Chase
General Bell
Davis
Halcott
Ellicott
Hell
Dowie Warns New Yorkers of Impending Judgment
A large Madison Square Garden crowd listens as John Dowie proclaims the imminent day of the Lord. He insists only divine government can rule and cites mistaken human laws as the root of misery, with followers reciting prayers and verses before benediction ends the service.
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New York
Madison Square
Mr Dowle
Christ
God
America
Ridgely Addresses Prosperity and Banking in 1899
The American Bankers Association meets in San Francisco with Comptroller Ridgely praising post panic recovery and rising gold circulation. He warns of stock and credit speculation and urges currency reform and better money flow management to sustain growth.
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San Francisco
Cal
American Bankers’ Association
William EB. Ridgely
Ellis Roberts
United States
Ridgley
Eirealathon
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Classification Department
Ria
Berry
Heinze
Yvorhousa
GiHe
William Scallon
Great Falle
Monane
Trott
Coal and Coke
Diamondville
Diamondville Coal
Oompany
Pleasant Valley Company
Jefferson County
Lime and Silke& Quarries
Great Falls
Cliney
Supréme Court
Minnie Mealy Case
Ohio
Pospor
Wate
Bird
Dan Patos
Maine
Boodler Kratz
Guadalajara
Joe Folk
St.Louis
The
Republic
Bell
Dowie
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