Greek magnate linked to divorce suit alleges alienation of husband
A New York suit filed by Mrs. Solon J. Viasto seeks 600000 in damages claiming her husband Solon Viasto’s affections were stolen by Mrs. Culver, wife of Dr. Culver. The case centers on a European trip with alleged improper conduct and Viasto’s long-standing disputes, including prior separations and a 1876 marriage in Chicago.
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Mia
Sae Viasta
Greek Athens Society
Vlasto
Supreme Court
Robert G. Ingersoll
Viasto
Senator Clark
Culver
Terry G. Atwater
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Bank Receiver Appointed for Germania Bank
Judge Quarton alias appoints Frank Weimar of Ledyard as receiver for the State Bank of Germania Algona Nov 23. Bank has 25900 capital and 44000 deposits. Inability to convert real estate into ready money and overdraft allowances not consistent with good banking cited as reasons for the receivership. Assets may meet demands.
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Quarton Alias
Frank Weimar
Ledyard
State Bank of
Germania
Carlisle and Northwestern clash in frosty Carlisle game
Carlisle Indians defeated Northwestern 38 to 4 in a cold, snowy contest at Tell Park. Carlisle surged early with two touchdowns, Williams and Charles scoring, and held a 17–0 lead at halftime. Johnson added a field goal and multiple touchdowns in the second half to seal the win.
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Carlisle Indians
Chicago
Carlisle
Tell Park
Ipdiahs
Evanston
Lo Weinberger
Lotackle
Genter
Wiggnt
Shuchik
Tb Paw
Johnson
Cuvilele
Northwestern
Indians
Dillon
Backa
Charles
Allen
Ah Sheldon
Essitt-Yardine
Williams
Secon
Mclanh
Northweste
Carlis Western
North
Coyotes Triumph Over Morningside In Wet Afternoon Clash
The University of South Dakota Coyotes defeated Morningside College 43 to 7 in Sioux City, securing Northwest Iowa and South Dakota football championships. Newcombe kicked three goals as Vermillion's Snyder and McCarter troubled the Methodists, who showed grit but faltered with poor passes and fumbles.
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Morningside College
Coyotes
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Seall
Triangle
Dakotans
Northwest Iawa
South Dakota
Newcombe
Morningside
Snyder
Vermillion
Moringside
McCarter
Nichols
Tracy
Wynn
Notable Banquet Honors Americans in London
Thanksgiving in London marked by a banquet at Hotel Ceci hosted by the American society with over 40 guests. Guest of honor William Jennings Bryan spoke amid remarks on Anglo American friendship. Duke of Marlborough, Earl Denbigh, and other dignitaries attended as ambassadors and officials praised Roosevelt and Anglo American ties.
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Ceci
Willian Jennings Bryan
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Aimbussendor Chouie
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Honorable Artillery Company
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Inv Hamilton
Gilbert Darker
Arthur Lee
Washington
Admiralty
Cuonwnvens
Roosevelt
United States
Chogte
Pitiful Siberian Treasure Tale From Tomsk Mint
A St Petersburg report recounts a Siberian peasant family traveling on foot for six months ending at Tomsk with a wagon believed to hold a fortune in gold. They arrived to learn the treasure was worth only ten dollars.
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Tomsk
Siberia
Colombia Demands Panama Regain and War Threats
New Orleans reports General Rafael Reyes states Colombia seeks to regain Panama and may march 100,000 troops if the United States refuses to relinquish control. Francisco Manglas, a Colombian lawyer, says war is possible but not desired, while noting U S sovereignty over the canal strip sparked the dispute.
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Rafael Reyes
Colombia
Washington
Reyes
Colon
Associated Press
Ile
United States
Panama
Nicaragua
Bec Gause
New York
Adirondack
Savanilg
Francisco Manotus
Republic of Colombia
Republic of Panama
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Canal Strip
Colombia Rejects Transfer of Canal Privileges to United States
New York reports that Colombia has notified the Panama Canal Company of Paris it will not permit the transfer of its privileges to the United States and that if the concession expires the rights must belong to Colombia. The isthmians say the dispatch is Colombian bravado, while the Hay–Bu canal treaty is seen as satisfactory. Colon notes the Bolivar department decrees bar traffic with the rebel Panama department until further notice.
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Logota
Panama Canal Company
Paris
United States
Colombia
Panama
Bogota
Colon
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Return of Canton Mother’s Children Sought by Home Board
South Dakota Children’s Home in Sioux Falls appoints a committee led by Rev W H Hare to review legal authority and Mrs Farmer’s fitness to reclaim her three children who were placed in the home after her earlier kidnapping incident. A Lincoln county court custody arrangement and future board ruling frame the case.
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Sioux Fills
W. H. Hare
Farmer
Canton
T Te
Sioux Paris
Canton Friends
Home Board
Lincoln County Court
R. BP
Pettigrew
Tev
J. N. Autchinson
George Schlosser
Sioux Falls
Wariner
Cedric Safe in Port After Narrow Ocean Collision
The steamer Cedric passed Nantucket lightship early today, signaling she is safe in port at New York on November 26. The incident involved a ramp collision at sea, which the ship avoided after the near miss.
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Nantucket
Death at a Fire in Omaha Wholesale Block
A fire at Ninth and Jones streets in Omaha engulfed the Allen Bros wholesale grocery building and an adjoining Paulus Storage unit. Four firefighters died as floors collapsed, trapping them inside the burning five story complex. The blaze caused extensive damage and loss of stock totaling about $400,000. The bodies of the slain firefighters were not recovered.
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Neh
Ilmounu
Alentros
Ninth
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Alten Bros
Paulus Storage Company
Allen Isles
Gold shipments and loan shifts rock New York finance
New York reports a $3,501,623 gold import via the Lucania, including $1,000,000 in gold eagles seized by National City Bank agents as it could be cheaper than gold bars in London. Bank statements show a steady loan caller at National City Bank, while call loans rose to 8 percent as broker loans were recalled. The National Bank of Commerce, led by J. P. Morgan, increased loans by $2,323,200. New York exchange at Chicago moved from discount to premium as westward money returns to the center.
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Lucania
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London
National City Bank
Lockefetler
National Bank of Commerce
J. P. Morgan
New York Exchange
Chicago
Deposed Santo Domingos President to be Deported
Cablegram to the State Department reports the Santo Domingo revolution ended with President Wes y Gil and his cabinet to depart for Cuba. The Newport has withdrawn marines from San Romingo while the revolutionary party guarantees order and safety. A new president will be elected in three months.
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Cuba
Washington
Jai Domingo
State Department
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Powell
Wos Y Gil
Newport
San Romingo
Revolutionary Party
Wes Y Gil
Remarkable two headed child born in New Jersey
Phillippsburg New Jersey November 28 Mrs WW Gillespie mother of a male infant with two necks and two heads each with perfect features from shoulders down normal nine pounds and nineteen inches long both heads had eyes ears noses mouths and lungs. respiration briefly active the child did not live long.
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Phillippsburg
N. J
WW. M. Gillespie
Ogden Lucien cutoff completed joins Harriman system
Ogden November 28 dedication marks completion of 102 miles of track across Great Salt Lake, forming part of the Harriman system. The event drew fifty top railroad officials led by E B Harriman, president of the Southern Pacific, with heads of major lines in attendance for an inspection trip.
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Great Salt Lake
Harriman
Southern Pacific
E. EB. Harriman
San Franciscan Shot At Palace Hotel
Major E. J. McClung, a San Francisco broker and clubman, was shot and likely fatally wounded at the Palace hotel. Alec Garnet, intoxicated, fired in Mrs. Lillie Hitchcock’s rooms, injuring McClung as Garnet fled after being discharged as a business agent.
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E. J. McClung
Palace Hotel
Alec Garnet
Lillie Hitchcock
Latzy
Fir Company
Garnet
Business Agen
Government Printing Office worker kills wife then suicides
Robert J. Hale, a compositor at the Government Printing Office, shot and killed his wife and then killed himself at their home. He had been under suspicion in a case involving a young woman who died days earlier after an operation at a sanitarium nearby.
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Government Printing Office
Washington, Nyy
Robert J. Hale
Wale
Senator Carmack Attacks Cuban Reciprocity and Tariff Reform
In Washington on November 22 the Senate adopted a committee appointment resolution while treating the Newlands Cuba annexation measure as unfinished business. Senator Carmack blasted Cuban reciprocity and tariff revision, arguing the treaty harms sugar prices and props up trusts, urging broad tariff reform while noting party leaders avoid formal adjournment. The speech contrasts republican motives with historic reciprocity policy and accuses party leaders of bowing to monopoly.
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Bemiters
Newlands
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Carmack
Lad
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Dolliver
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Babcock
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
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Peace proposals fail as Colombian general cables Washington
General Steyes wires from Port Lima Costa Rica that he cannot act on the Cabal with the Panama commission at the November 20 conference aboard the Canada. He claims Americans prevent landing on Colon and Admiral Coghlan says Washington instructed him to block Colombian troops. Public opinion in Colombia denounces Washington's stance amid Panama secession claims.
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Steyes
Port Lima
Costa ‘Tica
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Panama Commission
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Coghlan
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Mrs Silas Brackin Burned to Death in Fire
Murfreesboro Tenn November 27 Mrs Silas Brackin once famed as America's Handsomest Woman Miss May Belle Gregory died in a house fire that consumed the Brackin family home earlier today in Murfreesboro.
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America
Murfreeshire
Tenn
May Belle Gregory
Brackin
Paddock Father Murders Son in Nebr Coffee County
Solomon Paddock, a well to do farmer seven miles north of Tekamah Nebraska, shot and killed his son W. L. Paddock after an alcohol fuelled dispute over cider. The 28 year old man died from a single 12 bore shotgun blast to the right breast before aid could arrive. Solomon Paddock is in custody at the county jail. The victim was a prominent local youth, educated at Take Kerest university in Chicago, active in Democratic politics and Odd Fellows. A brother serves as an assistant attorney in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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W. L. Paddock
Tekamah
Neb
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Tao
Lusk
Paddock
Jol Valentine
Norfolk
Take Kerest University
Chicago
Lrensgurer
Nuw Ogrkins
Cait
Roosevelt Attends Gracie Funeral in New York
President and Mrs. Roosevelt travel to New York to attend the funeral of his uncle James J. Gracie. A police escort and secret service detail secure the route to St. Bartholomew's Church as mourners line the procession. A man named Arthur P. Deming, claiming a medical cure, was arrested and later sent for mental examination.
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New York
Novipa
Tle
Douglas Robinson
Twenty-third Street
Gracie
Bustiarey
Eighth Street
Church of the Fluly Communion
Arthur PB. Deming
Jersey City
United States
Deming
Dening
Bellevue Hospital
Russia and Japan Fail To Agree On Korea Status
St Petersburg November 30 The prolonged Russo Japanese talks at Lokio stall over Korea terms. Japan accepts Russia's dominant interest and keeps open ports while demanding recognition of influence in Korea. Russia resists opening Port Yungampho near the Yalu, fearing Manchuria disruption. Viceroy Alexei informs czar’s orders push to a conclusion.
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Japan
Korea
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Lokio
Aliexieft
Manchuria
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Yougampho
Yalu
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Ieczar
Union Miners Arrested for Conspiracy After Troop Arrival
Fourteen union miners led by Local President Miller and Secretary Carpenter were arrested by the shield after troop deployment in the district. Miller was seized while with others and jailed in jail without a sworn warrant. Former Attorney General Eugene Bugiey acted as counsel. They were arraigned today before a justice of the peace for a preliminary examination.
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Carpenter
Miler
Jali
Eugene Bugiey
Justice of the Peacefur
Canned Field Corn claims mislabeling in Davenport
A Davenport reporter notes the unusual finding that canned sweet corn may have been labeled from horse corn during recent canning runs. The discovery surfaced yesterday morning and prompted questions about scale and accuracy in labeling.
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