Kaiser's Interview Repudiated by New York Paper
William Bar ald Hale repudiates the World story of an audience with Emperor William of Germany calling it a fabrication. The World prints what it calls an authentic synopsis, claiming the exchange covered Britain, France, Russia, and the Anglo Japanese alliance with forecasts of war and Germany’s aims. Also, Kansas City's Union National Bank with 12 million in deposits is absorbed by the National Bank of Commerce.
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New York
William Barald Hale
New York World Saturday
World
William of
Germany
William Bayard Hale
Century Magazine
the World
Bergen
Norway
Dr. Hale
Edward
Great Britain
Europe
England
France
Russia
Japan
Transvaal
Orange Free State
India
America
Pacific
Egypt
Holy Land
William
Foreign Office
Hale
Berlin
Four Danville Children Report Foot and Mouth Case
News from Washington confirms four children in Danville Pennsylvania contracted foot and mouth disease amid a wider outbreak. Authorities urge continued quarantine measures as veterinarians cull about 1000 cattle and extend state surveillance to 12 major farming districts.
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Washinston
New York
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Danville
Philadelphia
Nav
England
United States
Kentucky
Albany
R. A. Pearson
State Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
Pearson
Two Train Workers Die In Michigan Wreck
Two train men were killed and three gravely injured in a collision between two freight trains on the Toledo and Ann Arbor line near Lakeland in Washtenaw county. Fireman A Crogan of Toledo and Engineer William Ryan of Owosso died. Ryan leaves a widow and five children. The crash involved an extra south bound freight and a regular north bound freight after a orders change. Clifford Collier, a student fireman, is probably fatally hurt. Engineer Wellington Draper and an unknown man were injured but not fatally.
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Howell
Mich
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Lakeland
Washtenaw County
A. Crogan
William Ryan
Owosso
Ryan
Clifford Collier
Wellington Draper
Paper famine looming in Wisconsin newspapers
Appleton Wis Nov 23 Unless weather improves the country may face a print paper famine by year end. Large Wisconsin paper manufacturers warn that conditions in the industry are worse than ever as declining water flows cut supply, threatening reductions in metropolitan papers and suspensions of many small interior papers.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Cruisers on standby as Haiti crisis looms near Cuba
Washington reports US cruisers Des Moines and Tacoma at Guantanamo amid Haitian revolutionary movements. Eagle also at Guantanamo. Pending serious development, one cruiser may head to Haiti while awaiting a request from administration. Memorial services for late Chinese emperor held in Tokyo and at consulates in Seoul. British schooner Hugh G Harvey sinks after collision. captain and four crew lost, three saved.
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Washington
Revolutionary Movement
Haiti
State Department
Des Moines
Tacoma
Guantanamo
Eagle
Tokyo
China
Kanin
Japan
Seoul
Korea
Boston
Graves
Hugh G. Harvey
N. B
Baved
Rockefeller Immunity Question Sparks Legal Fight
New York Nov 23 Government prosecutor Kellogg says Rockefeller faces no immunity from prosecution over Standard Oil actions if the government moves. Milburn hints an immunity plea may be raised as Rockefeller’s cross examination reveals memory lapses on the South Improvement Company and refinery purchases in the 1870s. Adjournment follows until Monday morning.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Frank B. Kellogg
John G. Milburn
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Standard Q Il
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Kellogg
Cleveland
Standard
South Improvement Company
Bell's Airship Ready in Nova Scotia Trial Planned
Halifax reports Dr Alexander Graham Bell completed his new aerodrome at Traddeck near Sydney C B and allowed a newspaper visitor to inspect the Sygnet airship. The craft once flew with Lieut Selfridge and now uses about five thousand tetrahedral cells. a trial flight is set for early December.
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Halifax
Alexander Graham Gell
Traddeck
Sydney
C. B
Lieut. Selfridge
Bell
Idaho Official Vote Totals by County Auditors
Official figures from Idaho county auditors show presidential votes for Taft 50 091 Bryan 84 600 Debs 6 305 Chafin 1 740 Hlagen 207 in Boise on November 23 with Taft and Bryan leading.
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Idaho
Boise
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Hlagen
Lamphere Trial Faces Thanksgiving Start As Defense Presses Ahead
Laporte Ind Nov 23 The Lamphere defense failed to secure a continuance to Monday and must proceed without the Chicago expert Dr Walter S Haines who is testifying in Washington. Attorneys Worden and Weir will present evidence planned after Dr Haines who found arsenic and strychnine in the stomachs of Mrs Gunness and two children as well as in Helgelein. The court and state aim to finish before Thanksgiving so jurors can go home. Whether Ray Lamphere will testify remains debated, hinges on Deputy Sheriff Anstiss testimony to counter his statements.
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Laporte
Ind
Lamphere
Walter S. Haines
Chicago
Washington
Worden and
Weir
Haines
Search Continues For Bead Victims In Brooklyn Blast
New York reports a gas explosion Friday in Gold street Brooklyn tearing up a section and prompting a nightlong rescue. Searchlights and torches lit the scene as bodies were uncovered around midnight. Police kept crowds back while torn excavation delayed work. Nearby buildings were condemned and vacated to prevent further danger. By Saturday dawn about 20 dead was a conservative estimate with more bodies possibly remaining.
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New York
Gold Street
Brooklyn
Broaress
Want Sperry to Remain
Los Angeles reports that Mayor A C Harper will propose to the council at the next meeting a resolution urging the president to retain Admiral Sperry s battleships in Pacific waters. He cites confidential letters suggesting delicate post imperial China context and notes the California Red Cross and other coastal groups have adopted a similar resolution.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. C. Harper
Admiral Sperry
Pacific
Harper
California
Red Cross Society
Grand Duke Alexis Buried in Saint Petersburg Mausoleum
The body of Grand Duke Alexis, nephew to the emperor, was buried Saturday in the Romanov mausoleum inside St. Peter and St. Paul fortress. Emperor Nicholas walked beside the hearse from the railroad station to the fortress, a three mile procession, without incident despite security concerns.
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St. Petersburg
Alexis
Russia
Paris
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas
Gompers Reelected by the Federation in Denver Convention
Samuel Gompers was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor with one dissenting vote at the Denver convention. Building trades debates dominated the session with resolutions to refer disputes to the National Building Trades council for adjustment. Socialists clashed over funding sources amid attacks on Debs, but the convention approved most reports and honored Gompers with a silver loving cup and Mrs. Gompers with a diamond ring.
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Denver
Col
Samuel Gomspers
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Building Trades
National Building Trades’ Council
Colorado Springs
James Duncan
Building Trades Council
Daniel J. Leefe
Executive Council
American Federationist
Socialist Party
Eugene ¥. Debs
Federationist
J. M. Barnes
Gompers
Barnes
T. L. Lewis
Wills drawn and probated in Atlanta practice
Wills drawn and probated with reports for administrators and guardians and their appointments secured. Probate practice a specialty. General law business transacted. Atlanta.
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Atlantla
Pardoned Italian coal miner ends long labor fight
Denver reports John Marino an Italian coal miner pardoned from Santa Fe prison after a years long campaign led by organized labor. President Roosevelt urged review at John Mitchell's request, with a telegram from Gov. Curry to Mitchell confirming the pardon for the murder sentence tied to the 1904 coal miners strike.
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Denver
John Marino
Santa Fe
N. M
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Gov. Curry
Mitchell
Marino
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Gillespie Building
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Gray Laboratory
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Josephine Cook
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