A Week's Record Home and Foreign Items
A weekly digest of Industrial Field notes Personal news and political items from home and abroad. Highlights include notable business updates social developments and international happenings shaping markets and public life.
Congress considers reciprocity with Cuba and Panama
The world congress in session focuses on Cuba and Panama. A Cuban bill vote is set for December 16, delaying actions until the regular session. The House is not in session and will not adjourn the extra session without Senate action on the Cuban bill.
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Panama
Cuba
United States
Senate
Congress
House
House of Representatives
Indictments and disasters fill era news notes in Savannah to Kentucky
A wide set of items shows indictments for enslaving people in Savannah, a Danville fire killing 26 horses, a fatal pistol duel in Edmonton, wage cuts in New England mills, and further unrest in Chicago rail talks. Also noted are AFL leadership, a criminal electrocution, and various political and social updates across the United States.
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Savannah
Rice, Benge & Co
Danville
R. E. McCandless
George E. Price
Edmonton
New England
Chicago City Railway
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Carmine Gaimari
Sing Sing
Josephine Santa Patra
New York City
James 5. Watson
Porter Brothers’ Company
Chicago
Boston
North America
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Mississippi
Arkansas
Bonanza
Ark
Edward J. McRee
Frank McRee
William McRee
Valdosta
Nanticoke
White House
James K. Gracie
Hay
Great Britain and
Holland
America
Panama
Roosevelt
Montana
Bob Fitzsimmons
George Gardner
San Francisco
Ernest Pettit
Asheville
N. C
Aetna Powder Works
Miller Station
Ind
Albert Hoenscher
Charles L. Potter
al Lansing
Mich
John Holbrook
Eli R. Sutton
Chicago street car strike ends with mass meeting vote
The Great Chicago street car strike was settled as strikers at a mass meeting voted to accept the agreement and return to work at once. Thanksgiving day is observed nationwide with various ceremonies across the country.
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Chicago
New York City
Allen Bros
Omaha
Neb
Cincinnati
James J. Payne
Fairmount
Ind
Harry “Red” Hooper
Otero
New Mexico
Michigan
Carlisle
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Nebraska
Ilinois
Manhattan
Corporation of New
Multiple World Event Notes Include War and Political Moves
Reports describe Gen Leonard Wood leading a five day battle against Moros with 300 killed or wounded. Hawaii inaugurates Gov Carter. A flood in India destroys Vanirambadi with 200 drowned. Royal elopement rumors involve Princess Alice. Cartagena decrees stop steamers to Colon. Germany to recognize Panama republic. Japanese naval moves near Port Arthur. Victoria ship stranded in Norway with 18 drowned. San Domingo surrenders to revolutionists. Wes Gil seeks safety on a German ship. China warns war on Russians in Manchuria. San Domingo capitulation signed. Colombia vows army buildup to 100,000. Reyes seeks Washington mission no success feared.
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Leonard Wood
Gov. Carter
Honolulu
Hawaii
Palai
Vanirambadi
India
Alice
Frederick Ernst of
Schoenburg-Waldenburg
Cartagena
Colon
William
Republic of Panama
Port Arthur
Victoria
Stavanger
Norway
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
Wess Gil
Chi Li
Manchuria
Wes Y Gil
United States
Belgium
Haiti
Spain
Roosevelt
John J. Brennan
Chicago
Buena Ventura
Panama
Gen. Reyes
Canal
America
Emperor William
Winnetka (III
North Sea
John Fogle
St. George
S. C
Miss Ross
David Brunner
Macdonald
Globe Smelter
Denver
Col
Jules Levy
Peter Niedermeier
Harvey van Dine
Gustav Marx
Emil Roeski
Senate
House
Philippines
New York
James King Gracie
Frank Miller
Pulaski
Ind
Alfred J. Frith
Frederick J. Bailey
Esquimalt
B. C
William E. Hinshaw
Indiana Northern
Belleville
Grover Cleveland
Brooklyn Eagle
Joseph P. Hickey
Williamsburg
N. Y
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Russia
Japan
Colombia
Beaupre
Oberlin M. Carter
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago City Railway
Dun
Gus Marx
Tolleston
J. R. Driscoll
Police Battle with Desperate Bandits in Chicago Chase
Desperadoes Harvey Van Dine Peter Niedermeier and Emil Roeski attacked in Chicago last week killing a brakeman and wounding two officers after a prolonged gun battle. They were captured near Tolleston Indiana following a 50 officer pursuit and a raid on a dugout near Miller's Station.
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Chicago
Harvey van Dine
Peter Niedermeier
Emil Roeski
Gustav Marx
Tolleston
Ind
Roeski
Aetna
Indiana Constabulary
T. J. Favie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph B. Driscoll
Matthew Zimmer
Miller’s Station
John F. Sheehan
Joseph Driscoll
Twelfth Ward
Sheehan
Schuettler
O'Neill
East Tolleston
Liverpool
Michigan Central
Kidney trouble cures advertised in old Swamp Root pamphlet
An old advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with testimonials and a free sample offer. The prose lists numerous ailments attributed to kidney trouble and claims hospitals and doctors support the product, alongside a legal notice about carbarn killings and indictments in Chicago.
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East 120Th St
New York City
Dean Sires
New York
Robert Berner
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
N. Y
Bottieceive & Co
Binghamton
Massive Hill City Fire Destroys South Side of Town
A dawn blaze in Hill City, Kansas destroyed much of the town's south side and caused losses believed to exceed 100000 dollars. Insurance coverage is about one third.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
State Journal
Hill City
Clergyman’s Bottle Mix Up Ends With Ludicrous Spike God
A New Jersey clergyman hired a man as coachman and gardener. He told him to apply horse liniment to a lame horse per bottle directions. The man used a spike to rub the liniment on the horse, claiming the label said to apply it with a large nail or toothbrush.
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New Jersey
Silas
Miracle Cure Claim Ties to Dodd's Kidney Pills
The Butler case in Friarspoint Mississippi centers on J G L Butler claiming his son suffered spinal disease treated by a doctor for two months with worsening results. Butler credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for eight boxes taken, leading to a complete recovery and lasting health. The Philadelphia Press notes a separate elopement scene with a train departure and a check from a father.
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Friarspoint
Miss
Butler
J. G. L. Butler
Dodd
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Elizabeth R. Viasto
Solon Viasto
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Green Bay
Wis
Congregation of the Propaganda
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Pius X
John C. Pollock
Supreme Court of Kansas
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Iowa
Gov. Cummins
Massachusetts
John L. Bates
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
New York World
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Mapleton
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W. E. Ayrton
Institute of Electrical Engineers
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Otto Bauder
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The
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Chicago Daily News
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