Denmark Rejection of US West Indies Treaty Stirs Denmark
Copenhagen lawmakers reject the Denmark United States treaty ceding the Danish West Indies in a 32 32 tie causing government crisis and public rally. Washington notes lean toward sale amid revenue deficits and possible new ratification maneuvers by Denmark.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Danish West Indies
Crown Prince Frederick
Dr Omatic Corps
Four Thing
Landsthing
Rigsdag
Washington
State Department
Lendsthing
Senate
Boer generals seek lands for Boer colonists in Mexico
General Sny raan and Marshal Bond, tracking suitable lands for Boer settlement, met Mexico’s Finance Minister Limantour in Mexico City. They plan to visit several states to inspect lands while British residents offer hospitality to the visitors.
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Mexico City
Snyraan
Marcal Bond
New York
Mexico
Limantour
Bridge accident at Pennsylvania Steel works kills four
Harrisburg reporters say on October 22 at the Steel ton plant two painters on a line of steel girders were crushed when a 10 ton girder toppled and fell on them. O B Fet terhoff and Frank Wirt died, Jerry Lelake was fatally hurt and two others were seriously injured.
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Harrisburg
O. B. Fetterhoff
Frank Wirt
Jerry Lelake
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Steelton
Carnegie Reinstalled as Rector Urges Pan European Union
Andrew Carnegie was formally reinstalled as rector of St Andrews University in Scotland. He delivered a lengthy address urging a political and industrial union in Europe led by Emperor William to secure international peace and expand markets, arguing the United States would dominate world steel and industry.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
St. Andrew's University
Donaldson
Carnegie
Cheat
White
Alexander Graham Bell
Washington
Henry Wa
United States
London
William
United States of Europe
Carn
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
Hague
American Union
Carneewie
America
New York
Great Britain
England
Horzon
Cleveland
Cumberland
Retribution Is Prompi Charged With Robbing the Man
Prompi is charged in connection with a robbery involving a man with whom Prompi had a sexual relationship. Authorities accuse Prompi of taking valuables during the incident and are pursuing additional charges as the case proceeds.
Parker Is Sentenced in Helena Petit Larceny Case
Great Falls dispatch reports Walter T. Parker was arrested in Great Falls on suspicion of larceny from Helena. He pled guilty to petit larceny, was sentenced to six months in the county jail with a $300 fine, after being brought from jail in his cell and denying further action. Helena officials had earlier awaited his return, but officials decided to proceed locally.
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Standard
Great Falls
Walter T. Parker
Parker
Pary
Heléna
Matthew Waynier
Waynier
Helena
Travis
W. H. Safford
Wagnier
Safford
Testimony in Merger Case Comes Today in Government Suit
In St Paul the government versus Northern Securities and related parties resumed. Frederick Weverhauser, a lumberman and former Great Northern director, testified to shipping efficiency on a unified system. George Harris, president of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy, described coal and lumber movements and the reach of his line. At New York, Dr. E Styles Potter testified in the Molineux trial about Mrs Adams and notes, and handwriting expert W J Kinsley linked letters to Molineux and Cornish. The court scheduled further proceedings for tomorrow.
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St. Paul
Minn
Northern Securities Company
Ingersoll
United States Circuit Court
Frederick Weverhauser
Great Northern
George BR. Harris
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Tie
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Northwestern
Illinois
Northern Lines
Union of Interests
St. Louis
Day
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harris
Great Falls
Mont
Denver
Missouri River
H's
New York
E. Styles Potter
Molineux
Black
Rogers
Cornish
Dr. Potter
McCloskey
H. Cornish
Mr. Cisborne
Court of Appeals
Harry
Lambert
Kinsley
Broadway
Osborne
Barnet
Justice Lambert
Rudolph Heiss
Newark
Jacob Brothers, Cigarmakers
Frederick Stearns & Co
Harpster
Jacobs
Heiss
Teton
Felix Gallagher
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Galagher
Arraignment in Pulitzer Murder Case by Judge Cowing
William Hooper Young faced arraignment on the first degree murder indictment for the Anna Pulitzer case. On counsel William F. Hart’s advice the defendant did not plead and a not guilty plea was entered. The court denied Hart’s bid to inspect grand jury minutes.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Schwab Leaves Venice for Milan on Special Train
Charlie M. Schwab, president of United States Steel, who had been in Venice for several days, departed by a special train bound for Milan, Italy.
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Venice
Charlie M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Milan
Italy
Secretary Moody Suffering Sore Throat Heads for New England
Secretary Moody rested at the Navy Department in Washington and will remain there for the week. His throat is sore from campaign speeches. He will resume campaigning next Monday in New England.
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Washington
Moody
Navy Department
New England
Vandals Loot Coffin as Jim Younger Arrives for Burial
The body of Jim Younger, the bandit who shot himself at St Paul, arrived in Summit Missouri for burial. Pallbearers were chosen from Younger’s Missouri friends who knew him from childhood. Relic hunters cut splinters from the pine coffin and damaged the way bill hidden under the undertaker’s card.
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Sees Summit
Jim Younger
St Paul
Younger
Missouri
Youngers
Quantrell
Bill
Body of Jim Younger to Be Buried Not Cremated
Kansas City October 22. Jim Younger's body will not be cremated despite a dealer note. C. H. Hull a Younger relative says the bandit never wanted cremation and that the envelope note led reporters to misinterpret and expect cremation.
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Kansas City
Jim Younger
C. H. Hull
Youngers
St. Paul
Jim
Fire at Corn Prod ucts plant in Chicago claims five dead
Five people are known dead and 17 unaccounted for after a blaze at the Corn Products plant on West Taylor Street by the river. Four of the missing are believed alive as two escapees were seen, one leaping into the river. The dead include Otto Trapp Edward Steicke and Frank Rothenburg though he was reported dead last night. Property loss is about 400000 covered by insurance.
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Chicago
Corn Products Company
Taylor Street
Otto Trapp
Edward Steicke
Frank Rothenburg
Sweden and Norway King backs Samoa arbitration for Germany
Berlin reports that King Oscar of Sweden and Norway has decided the Samoa arbitration in favor of Germany. The German foreign office confirms the ruling but has not released the terms yet.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Washington
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Mineral Resources Volume Reveals Coal Strike Days and Output
The 1901 Mineral Resources report by Dr. David L. Day notes 20,000,000 coal strike days this year, total mineral product at 1,086,529,521 dollars, iron valued at 242,174,000 and coal 348,910,469, with fuels rising to 44,395,304 and petroleum up in quantity but down in value.
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Washington
United States
David L. Day
Geological Survey
Secret treaty on Portuguese possessions division alleged
In Parliament the British Foreign Secretary Cranborne avoided details about a rumored secret treaty with Germany on dividing Portugal’s South African possessions. He said if such a treaty exists, he cannot disclose its terms.
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London
Germany
Great Britain
South Africa
House of Commons
Cranborn
Montgomery for Hayti Moves Amid British Navy Tensions
The cruiser Montgomery sailed yesterday from Colon toward Cape Haytien Hayti. En route it will stop at San Domingo City where reports indicate a local revolutionary movement could affect American interests.
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Washington
Navy Department
Montgomery
Colon
Tepee Hotel Fire In Fairview Kills Woman Holds Baby Safe
Spokane dispatch reports the Tepe hotel at Fairview BR C destroyed by fire around 3 am. One woman dies, seven others fatally burned include a bartender and teacher. A mother leaped with her baby, baby survives. Four more remain fatally injured. doctors summoned to nearby towns.
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Spokane
Wash
Chronicle
Tepe
Fairview
BR. C
Mathias
James Allen
John Long
Greenword
Vernon
Not Satisfied With Award in Pius Arbitration
Washington October 22. Some interested parties protest the Pius arbitration award and seek to reopen the Hague case to demand gold payment. The original award tops 1.42 million dollars with annual 428 050 payable in Mexican currency worth about 40 cents on the dollar. Secretary Hay reports the treaty fixes both amount and currency by the tribunal and cannot grant the request.
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Washington
State Department
Hague Tribunal
Hay
Dr Elis Dun shoots laborer in Louisville tunnel incident
In Pittsburg on October 22 Dr Elis Dun superintendent of the city hospital shot Bruce Head a laborer near the Wabash tunnel at Croftor Later Duncan surrendered to police but gave no motive. Authorities believe the shooting may relate to a dispute from Louisville where both men were employed. The bullet struck Head in the breast.
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Pittsburg
Elis Dun
Horptal
Louisville
Bruce Head
Wabash
Croftor
Duncan
Muder
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