Rights of Fishers Sealed by Secretary Root Ruling
Secretary Root issues rulings in the Atlantic fishing controversy. American fishermen cannot take Newfoundland crews beyond the three mile limit to ship them as crew. They may freeze herring on the south shore of the Bay of Tshindi but not on the west shore. The decisions aim to satisfy both Britain and the United States amid ongoing debate.
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Washington
Che Menwrndin
Root
Rootlis
Newland-land
Bay of Tshindi
Priests Flee From Mob in St Louis Sermon Turmoil
A mob of 400 St Louisans at St Casimir’s Roman Catholic Church rejected Archabbishop Glennon’s authority and refused to accept Fathers Pudlowski and Zielinski as pastor and assistant pastor. The priests withdrew amid threats, and the congregation later fled the parsonage. The church had earlier been linked to Father Gielinski, who vanished about a month ago with parish funds.
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St. Louisans
Glennon
St. Casimir's
St. Louis
Pudlowski
Zielinski
Father Gielinski
Gibraltar
Father Mathiausek
Gmelinski
Korean minister commits suicide after treaty signing
Advices report Min Yong Whan, Korean minister, killed himself after the treaty with Sagan was signed. He left a letter stating that America would not intervene, implying his action was in response to that inaction.
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Min Yong Whan
Sagan
America
Third Newark strike murder ties to Wehrle foundry dispute
A non-unionist worker, Homer Loar, was attacked at the Wehrle foundry in Newark Ohio, marking the third killing related to the June strike. Police reported the incident as part of the escalating labor conflict and are investigating motive and suspect details.
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Wehrle
Newark
Ohio
Homer Loar
Panic Rules Russia Spreads Amid War Destruction
Paralyzed traffic and mutinies grip Russia as revolts blaze from St. Petersburg to Riga. Nobles slain, palaces burned, estates looted while peasants seize lands. Sailors report Livonia aflame along forty miles of coast. In Vladivostok loyalists clash with mutineers as strikes spread. A general strike in St. Petersburg sees limited shop closures and street agitation. Rebels destroy railway cars, kill soldiers, and claim provisional control in several locales amid reports of executions.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Riga
Baltic Sea
Livonia
Vladivostok
Takum
Courland
Turbulent strikes and riots ripple across nations
Reports describe rail workers strike action at the War Saw station with troops guarding depots and trains bound for Berlin. In Manchuria mutiny and rioting worsen as authorities deploy, while a Beaver Falls night watchman is killed during a drugstore robbery. An explosion at Rossland mines kills John S. Ingram and injures several others.
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War Eagle
Center Star
Rossland
B.C
John S. Ingram
Christmas Mail Strain Breaks Records at New York Ports
A holiday mail surge overwhelmed New York clerks and disrupted service with the Etruria carrying 4,500 bags and 74 parcels, the St. Paul 1,007 sacks, and the Philadelphia 3,226 bags. In two weeks outgoing steamers moved 4,142,669 dollars, with migrant remittances totaling 785,405 dollars. Britain, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Russia, Austria, and Denmark received large sums amid a worldwide mail flood.
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Uncle Sam
New York City
New York
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
Germany
Sweden
Russia
Hungary
Austria
Denmark
Greece
Belgium
The
Netherlands
Switzerland
Lienburg
Hooting Royalty Sparks Historic Mob Moment
A London mob looting a royal family member prompts a writer to recall Queen Charlotte’s 18th century insult and dignity. The sedan chair was halted as the aged queen proclaimed her status, turning hissed abuse into cheers and resuming the journey to Buckingham House.
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London
Charlotte
St. James’ Palace
Buckingham House
Buckingham Palace
England
Pittsburg steel hoop works burned causing $60000 loss
Fire destroyed the main building of the Pittsburg steel hoop works with a $60,000 estimated loss. A 19 year old Frederick Bachman of New York allegedly aided in a $5,000 robbery and was arrested in Milan Italy. Dr. Felix Adler spoke in Philadelphia on child labor and moral obliquity of prosperity. Mrs Wesley Peston of Charleston WV wounded her husband after he refused a kiss before work. Spain and Italy discuss a Moroccan conference to be held in Madrid January 10. A Philadelphia Sunday school convention committee plans to meet in Rome May 2023 with about 250,000 Sunday schools and 20,000,000 members represented.
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Pittsburg Steel Hoop Works
Frederick Bachman
New York
Milan
Italy
Felix Adler
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Wesley Peston
Charleston
W. Va
Spain
Madrid
Algeciras
Rome
Trade and business conditions across Chicago and New York
Business conditions in Chicago show favorable demand and steady output across mills furnaces and factories with growing construction plans in railways shipbuilding and factory enlargement. New commitments lag peak records but forward bookings remain strong and Christmas sales are set to surpass prior highs. Prices largely stable with copper up and hides down. failures Chicago district 22. New York holiday trade reports say records broken. Canadian and U.S. failures for week ending Dec 14 total 216 and 32 respectively.
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Chicago
Dan
New York
Sorbea
United States
Canada
Nationwide grain and livestock price bulletin across markets
Chicago to New York markets show cattle at 4.00 to 6.25 dollars, hogs 4.00 to 5.20, sheep 2.00 to 5.50, wheat mostly 86 to 92 cents, corn 40 to 50 cents, oats 29 to 38 cents, rye around 60 to 71 cents, butter 21 to 28 cents, eggs 20 to 28 cents. Regional listings include Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York with varied ranges for commodities and livestock.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Notable Death and Customs Duty News Notes
William H Davenport aged 78 founder of W H Davenport Firearms Company dies in Norwich Connecticut. Sigmund Schwabacher of San Francisco pays 9800 duty to New York customs for release of eleven trunks and a box of gems.
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William H. Davenport
W. H. Davenport
Senate approves Panama canal emergency bill and acts on other measures
The Senate adopted the conference report on the Panama canal emergency appropriation bill making canal bonds usable as national bank circulation. The session included debates on railroad and insurance issues, a plan to open a fish culture station in Illinois with 25000 dollars, and a vote on Alaska railway relief. The House finished debate on the message, discussed cotton statistics, and adjourned to Jan 4 1906.
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Senate
Conference Committee
Fanama Canal
House
Messrs
Spooner
Aldrich
Teller
Ilinois
Sulzer
N. Y
Williams
Messrs. Woraker
Culberson
Panama Canal
Agricultural Department
Council City
Solomon River
Alaska
Payne
Ways and Means
John M. Gearin
Oregon
Catinon
National Capital Notes and Nominations Report
A sweep of bills and appointments is reported including Bennett's bill to reduce Southern representation due to disfranchisement, a $150,000 Treasury post office elevator grant, nominations for Consul General in Manchester and postmaster at Watseka, and several canal and judicial appointments. Roosevelt discusses pace and limits of disarmament with Shaker delegates and stance on war when national honor is affronted.
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National Capital
Bennett
New York
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Senate
William Harrison Bradley
Manchester
England
Schuyler C. Rutherford
Watseka
Naval League of the United States
Bonaparte
Admiral Dewey
Horace Porter
White House
Prince Min
France
Washington
Root
State Department
Shaw
Tillman
Representative Mann
Germany
Lincoln Avery
Michigan
District of Huron
William J. Mills
New Mexico
Frank W. Parker
John R. McFie
Theodore F. Shonts
Charles E. Magoon
Benjamin M. Harrod
Oswald HA. Ernest
United States Army
Peter C. Hains
Mordecai T. Endicott
United States Navy
Roosevelt
W. T. Vernon
Industrial Institute
Quindaro
Kan
Judson W. Lyons
Georgia
Register of the Treasury
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Elm Creek
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