Georgia and National News From Fragments
Readable fragments describe legal suits in Georgia including a slander case involving Mrs. Emerson and others, arrests of physicians over liquor, peonage indictments, a homicide in Cornelia, and a Georgia bank robbery. Domestic topics cover Panama canal talk, White House conference on Isthmus needs, and a tense political scene with New York Republicans. Foreign notes touch Japan delays and a Haitian capitulation report, plus a boxing event and stock market activity.
Surrender of Santo Domingo Reported Amid Revolt
Reports from San Domingo claim the city surrendered to revolutionists after President Wosy Gil and ministers sought refuge on a German warship. United States Minister Powell urged ceasefire to protect trade and debt, while insurgents demanded immediate capitulation. The New York was fired on but unharmed. capitulation articles were expected to be signed the next day.
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Belgium
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Reorganization Committee
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Princess Alice Elopes With Coachman in Berlin Affair
Berlin reports Princess Alice wife of Prince Victor Frederick Ernest left Gavernitz with her 18 month old son three months ago. Her coachman Emilio Materni vanished. she is said to be in Italy. Sister Princess Beatrice earlier reconciled with Prince Massimet Di Roviano after a river incident.
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Milan
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Viking
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Bullet in Brain Leaves Boy Alive in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut on November 24 a 245 year old boy named Tony Cinco was shot by a companion who pointed a pistol at him. He was taken to hospital where doctors could not remove the bullet and he remained alive but without any apparent use of his faculties.
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Conn
Tony Cinco
Tony
Turkeys Priced High Hit New York Shoppers
New York reports turkey prices near record highs as holidays approach. Turkeys geese and ducks sell around 30 cents per pound, 10 cents above 490t levels, while eggs rise to about 40 cents a dozen. Poultry traders push chickens to capitalize on scarcity.
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New York
Clark's Daughter Sued by Deserted Greek Wife
New York on November 24 Mrs Elizabeth R Viasto filed for 500000 in Supreme Court alleging that Mrs Everet Mallory Culver alienated her husband Solon J Viasto s affection. Culver is daughter of Senator William A Clark and has been in public eye due to divorce suit. Viasto, proprietor of the Greek newspaper Atlantia, says friendship with the Culver family caused his separation in 1900.
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New York
Drunken mutiny aboard German ship Octavia near Los Angeles
The German ship Octavia, 143 days from Antwerp, anchored off Los Angeles after a deadly on board incident. Four sailors died or were gravely harmed after a drunken clash over cargo spirits. the ship’s captain and first officer were injured and hospitalised. The log notes three sailors buried at sea amid the chaos. A separate report from Jefferson City notes Attorney General Crow filing information against Senator Jewell for soliciting a bribe.
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Antwerp
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Chicago Fights Light Monopoly In Municipal Power Push
Chicago mayor Harrison declares city will enter electric lighting using canal power to compete with the gas trust and Chicago Edison subsidiaries. He says selling current to corporations will invite court challenge, but asserts the move is necessary to govern a public necessity.
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Harrison
Gas Trust
Chicago Edison
War return to state court in Seaboard case
Savannah Ga November 24 Special Judge Emory Speer in the U S court refused the injunction asked by the defendant railroad in the McIver v Seaboard Air Line suit for damages The suit had been brought against the Florida Central and Peninsular railway now part of the Seaboard system The request sought to stop reentry of the plaintiff into state court after removal to federal court It was described as the only known instance of such a cage in the history of practice.
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Morgan Fire at Roosevelt in Canal Debate
Washington scene as Senator Morgan again attacked the Panama canal policy, charging President Roosevelt pursued personal glory and alleging McKinley favored Nicaragua while Hanna defended McKinley’s adherence to the commission’s Panama plan. The two-hour speech criticized Colombia treaties, blackmail claims, and urged restraint, with adjournment set for the next day.
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Panama Canal
Senate
Mr. Morgan
Panama
McKinley
Nicaragua
Hanna
Newland
Morgan
Colombia
Isthmian Canal Commission
Twa
Republic of Colombia
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Richmond
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Marroquin
Panama Company
Moade
Mur Hanna
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Colombia Confident of Justice Over Isthmus Crisis
Colombians protest US Panama action as unjust and insist on Colombia's rights. Generals Reyes and Holguin seek peace in Washington while interior Colombia stays calm awaiting the outcome. A Bogota informant says Reyes may pursue armed options to defend territorial integrity if negotiations fail.
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Associated Press
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Washington
Colombia
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Polk
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Platt and Odell Reach Harmonious NY Republican Accord
November 24 report states Senator Platt and Governor Odell have an absolute agreement to work in harmony with President Roosevelt. Odell will direct New York campaign efforts next year while Platt remains state party leader. Colonel Dunn confirms unity and all New York Republicans will back national and state ticket successes.
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Natives Defeat the Germans in Warmbad skirmish
A dispatch from London reports desperate fighting at Warmbad in Southwest Africa where rebels captured the town killing four Germans. German force of 150 men then mounted a counterattack and expelled the rebels reclaiming Warmbad.
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Warmbad
Germany
Africa
Men Slaughtered for Revenge in Styrian Incident
London report from Arduing near Rottermann in Styria describes an attack on railway contractor Zanardelli after he discharged five hundred workers. A bomb killed six and wounded sixteen amid the unrest as six others died.
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