Manufacturers and Reciprocity President’s Address
Washington. The national reciprocity convention opens with 200 delegates from the U S manufacturing sectors. Theodore C Search of Philadelphia chairs promising to harmonize views and push tangible reciprocity concessions to expand foreign markets and safeguard domestic industries.
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United States
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Treasurer Suspended in Buffalo Misconduct Probe
Buffalo mayor suspends City Treasurer Phillip Gurst amid charges of misconduct in office and falsified accounts. Officials say cash on hand exceeds city needs by about 60 000 dollars and that Gurst borrowed from banks and loaned city funds to himself totaling thousands during the year. The city examination of accounts will continue as details unfold.
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Col Meade's Trial Begins At Navy Yards
New York Nov 21 The court martial ordered by the secretary of the navy to investigate charges of intoxication and scandalous conduct against Colonel R L Meade of the Marine Corps began at the navy yards today.
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Navy Yards
Roosevelt Cabinet Deliberates On Vigorous Message
Washington November 21 The cabinet spent the meeting reading the president's message and commenting on its features. The message is described as long and vigorous in tone, likely characteristic of Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Morgan Negotiating for One of England's Largest Shipyards
London November 21 The Morning Express says J Pierpont Morgus is negotiating to purchase one of Britain's largest shipyards to build twenty one knot steamers.
British envoy presses Britain's claims in Constantinople
Constantinople November 21 The British ambassador Sir Nicholas R O Conor presses Britain's outstanding claratars in the alleged dues matter. Upper Bandusky Ohio November 19 The United States Telephone company has secured a $1,000,000 mortgage with the Cleveland Trust company on all its property in Onjo.
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England
O the Parte
Nicholas R. O'Conor
Baylis
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United States Telephone Company
Cleveland Prust.company
Onjo
Vaccine taint blamed for nine tetanus deaths in Philadelphia
Nine children died in Philadelphia and nearby areas over the past week from lockjaw linked to vaccination. Officials report a germ may be present in dust or on skin, with cases rising as physicians seek the source. No formal inquest ordered, and parents fear further vaccination. Local doctors urge antiseptic precautions and continued monitoring.
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Philadelphia
Camden
Pants
Jones
Jackson
Health Board
Needs of Philippines Report Goes to Washington
Taft Commission special commissioners Conant and Williams departed San Francisco for Washington last night with the commission's annual report. They anticipate renewed push for currency reform and a silver peso exchangeable for gold. They urge Congress action on American banks, mining, forest and law reforms to spur island prosperity amid restrictions on franchise terms.
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San Francisco
Charles. A. Conant
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Philippines
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Regular Service Projectile Performance Test Abandoned
A mixed board of army and navy officers tested a Gathmann shell substitute loaded with 490 pounds of sum and then observed a regular service shell with 20 pounds of maximize. The service shell fired from a 12 inch rifle at four miles produced a muzzle velocity of 1800 feet per second and shattered the plate. The board decided to abandon further tests after witnessing the regular service shell’s effect.
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New York
Army
Navy
John P Farley Dead Father of Madison Editor and Iowa Man
The remains of Hon. John P. Farley arrived from Chicago last evening. Funeral was at Grace Episcopal church with interment at Madison cemetery this morning. He was once prominent in town and active in logging milling and steamship interests. He was a son of Jesse Farley of Dubuque and moved to Madison a year ago.
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Easter G. M. Parley
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Madison Cemetery
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Dubuque
Quarry Explosion Kills Two Injures Three in Charleston
An accidental dynamite blast in a Charleston quarry on November 19 resulted in the deaths of Oliver Dodge and Frank Wiiby. Frank Lancaster Pearl and Robert Nicower were seriously injured.
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Frank Wiiby
Frank Lancaster
Pearl
Robert Nicower
Darmstadt gymnasium fire destroys building. four burned
In Darmstadt on November 19 a major gymnasium building, opened with ceremony, was destroyed by fire. Four sentinents were burned to death this morning. The disaster ends a prominent local project tied to the Ue societies.
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Darmstadt Gymnas Ue Societies
A Race for Gold on the Dalton Trail
Tom Scott and his friend Green plot a bold chase for fortune after a steamer voyage from Seattle to Alaska. They plan to prove a robbers’ guilt, recover hidden papers, and outrun a treacherous mate by pursuing the Dalton trail toward Dyea aboard the Islander with a rugged outfit and six horses. The voyage to Juneau and Skaguay unfolds with fog, provisioning, and a tense race toward discovery and justice.
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Mysterious Fair Lady Margarete MacDougal Spotted on Argyleshire Shore
The London Daily Express reports a striking tale of a young woman calling herself Margaret MacDougal living on the Ardmaddy heath by the sea. She reportedly sleeps on grass, accepts no food, and knits endlessly while speaking multiple languages. Locals claim Ardmaddy is a fairy-haunted ground and say she receives news of the next day at night. She is described as 26 or possibly 52, with brown hair and varied appearance, and is said to have a strong scriptural knowledge and hostility toward the clergy. The incident ends with sailors noting yachting season ending mid October.
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Wehdy Ued
Ardmaddy
Margaret MacDougal
Arimaddy
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Green Turns Detective on the Seabird Mystery
Tom Scott awakes in a cramped cabin with Green the second mate guarding him and administering medicine. Inquiry into a fateful night grows as Tom recovers, while Green’s warnings and doctor’s orders shape a fragile trust and a plan to uncover the robber involved in the voyage.
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Coffin
New Hay Pauncefote Treaty Signed Awaiting Senate Action
The Hay Pauncefote treaty was signed by Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote to replace the Clayton Bulwer pact. It removes Britain from joint canal guarantees, allows U S fortification rights by implication, and sets terms for transit by all nations. If ratified, negotiations with Costa Rica and Nicaragua would follow. No public text will be released until the Senate acts.
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New York Publishes London Text of Nicaragua Canal Treaty
The Journal prints a London dispatch claiming the treaty text allows the United States to construct and operate the canal at its cost or via funding to private parties, with full regulatory rights and guaranteed transit rules. It sets free access for commerce and war, non-discrimination, immunity of works, and narrow naval movements within a three mile limit.
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London Dispatch
London
Foreign Office
United States
One Combine Broken Trust in Fruit Jace Hag Goan
Fragmentary OCR text from Marion Indiana mentions a fruit jar comb and a time reference. The readable parts imply a local item or notice with names and places, but details are garbled. The strongest elements are Marion Indiana, a fruit jar, and a time phrase with November.
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