Whole Trouble May Be Frecipitated Again Today Report
The article recounts a National convention decision by a vote of 71 to abandon the Temple as an affiliated interest. Debates were heated with leaders against the repudiation while Mrs. Dunnham and Mrs. Carso urged support for the temple. Funds and pledges are noted, including Marshall Field’s $100,000 gift, and Temple trust details are provided.
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Tampla Ls
Temple
Marshall Field
Navy
Willard
Sarah G. Johnson
North Dakota
Kansas
Ohio
Minnnesota
Texas
California
Andiang
Loug
L. M.N. Stevens
Archbishop Gross Dead in Baltimore After Illness
Archbishop William Hickey Gross of the Roman Catholic Church died at St. Joseph's hospital in Baltimore from heart disease. He had come to attend a St Charles College celebration in Elliot City Maryland and fell ill November 6, remaining bedridden until his death. Governor Adams King reported to Adjutant General Corbin that Valdrado volunteers will return home from the Philippines as replacements arrive. Central Pacific freight blockade near Trackee has been raised and trains are moving again.
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Bartimore
Williamn Hickey Gross
Oragon
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Charles College
Elliot City
Valdrado
Denver
Adams King
Corbin
Philippines
Central Pacific
Katwedi
Sacramento
Cal
Fierce Gale Halts Tow on Great Lakes Rescue Effort
Nov. 11 near Chicago a northeast gale parted the tow line of the iron Cliff, dragging the schooner toward Van Buren shores. Lifesavers and two tugs battled high seas, saving seven crew before the Iron Cliff sank, likely a total loss. The Behooner Leva M. Neilson, lumber laden, foundering near St. Joseph, drifted south after tow attempts failed and little hope remained.
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Iron Duke
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Joy
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Parker & Miller
Detroit
St. Joserx
Mich
Leva M. Neilson
Ludington
Benton Harbor
Jacobs
Peace talks in Paris hinge on Cuban debt and Philippines fate
Views from Paris press report Americans refusing to take Cuban debt and demand Philippines cession, Spaniards resisting archipelago loss, with predictions of an early rupture. In Nevada, Newlands re-elected governor by about eight thousand votes over McMillan. silver party likely to control most of next legislature, with possible realignment.
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Paris
the Figaro
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Archipelago
Rappel
Cuba
Spain
Belgian syndicate offers to lease the Philippines from Spain
From Madrid the Daily Mail reports a Belgian syndicate led by King Leopold has proposed leasing the Philippines under Spanish sovereignty for a large rent. The note appears in a Manila area telegram with no confirmation from Spanish authorities.
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Philippines
Lowspon
Madrid
The
Daily Mail
Leopold
Belgium
Spain
Lottie Colling’s suicide attempt and more news items
Lottie Colling the London singer attempted suicide with a penknife. wounds not serious. US Central America cap ital moved from Amalapa to Chinاندanga, Honduras to Nicaragua as permanent seat. Saratoga carries Spanish political prisoners to New York. 20 sick soldiers reach Fort Thomas hospitals, 800 from Lexington in a week. Sixth regiment leaves Fort Thomas November 16 for Texas. Consul Britton reports Europe heat sugar crop will be 75,000 tons below last season. Holland shows growth. Great Western Tinplate mill in Joliet burns after overturned grease kettle. 275 skilled workers affected, output 4,500 boxes weekly, loss $125,000, insurance $47,000.
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Honduras
Chinandanga
Nicaragua
Saratoga
Ward Line
New York
Santiago
Ceuta
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Camp Hamilton
Lexington
Texas
Britton
Nantes
State Department
Europe
Holland
Great Western Tinplate Company
Joliet
Ills
United States
Republicans Seize Senate Majority In Several States
In New York Roosevelt leads by about 20 000 as Van Wyck gains in Harlem and greater New York. Congress shows 19 Democrats and 15 Republicans in the state tally. The New York senate is seen as Republican by four and the assembly by 20. Indiana leans Republican by 15 000 to 20 000 with a projected senate 28 to 22 and 66 to 44 in the house, signaling an 18 vote joint-ballot margin and a GOP U S senate seat. The Fifth district race between Hamill and Faris is too close to call, likely needing a recount.
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James Temple
New Mexico and Arizona
Juan Arvilla
International Boundary Line
United States
Darnell
State Department
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Hay
Legation
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Magdalena
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Indianapolis
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Congress
Democrats Elect Twelve in St Louis and Pennsylvania Gains
Reports from St Louis and Philadelphia outline Democratic wins in twelve districts, while Republicans concede several districts to Democrats. Pennsylvania gains six seats, including the Eighth Twelfth Thirteenth Seventeenth Twenty Seventh and Twenty Eighth. Kentucky adds three Democrats and Hepburn is re-elected in Iowa.
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John Dougherty
James Cooney
Edward 8
van Diver
Champ Clark
Richard Bland
Election Discussed at Yeater Cabinet Meeting
Washington notes recount the main topic of the cabinet special session on November 10. The session praised expected Republican majorities in the Senate and House, noted Democratic gains in the South, and discussed Cuba. Officials reported no shift in war conduct toward censure of administration and referenced Paris commission progress with no known impediments.
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Bothing
Paris
Americans reply to Spain on Philippines claims at Paris talks
The American delegation presented a nearly 50 page, typewritten document denying Spain’s arguments that protocol wording forbids discussing sovereignty over the Philippines. It also refuted Spain’s demands for restitution of public money and indemnity over Manila imprisonment and service restraint.
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Philippina
Spain
United States
Manila
Americana
Philippine Islands
Kansas Republicans sweep governor race and legislature
The latest returns show Stanley, Republican, likely to win by about 18,000. Populist Ridgely concedes defeats for Vincent in the Fifth and Simpson in the Seventh. Long defeats Simpson in the Seventh and Calderhead defeats Vincent in the Fifth. If correct, Ridgely would be the sole Populist congressman from Kansas. Republicans win two state senate seats and 97 of 125 House seats, securing a 52 vote joint-ballot majority and the state printer post. Street car traffic in Kalamazoo suspended after heavy snow breaks wires, risking darkness.
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Topuxa
Kun
Stanley
Taylor Riddle
Vincent
Congress
Jerry Simpson
Chester I. Long
Simpson
W. A. Calderhead
Portage Street
Telegraphic Briefs Light Up Notable Events Worldwide
M Bille ex Danish minister in Washington dies in Copenhagen. Emperor William to visit Cartagena on Nov 19 prompts surprise. Sierra Leone reports 18 American missionary murderers hanged. Galveston shooting claims Tribune reporter Blythe. U S secures exequatur for Acroam consulate after Constantinople talks. Australian Jimmy Ryan defeats Jim Franey in Louisville. Haymarket memorials mark 11th anniversary at Waldheim. Cromartyshire libel case yields $2.6 million damages in Philadelphia. Indiana agent Jenkins reports $150,000 paid to Rissetons. $340,000 debts remain. Breach settlement near in Virden coal strike talks. Buffalo cruiser returns with broken machinery.
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William
Cartagena
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United Brotherhood of Christ
Sherbro
Edwin 5
Easley
Tribune
Galveston
Tex
William E. Blythe
United States
Constantinople
Oscam Straua
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Wischer
Parsons
Lingg
Engel
Foster
Philadelphia
Cromartyshire
Northwestern miller reports weekly flour output
The Northwestern Miller shows flour production last week in Minneapolis Duluth Superior and Milwaukee totaling 612 000 barrels. Also noted are rumors about Paris statue plans and French cheese makers in Rouen fort with 60 000 farmers affected.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
Milwaukee
Washington
Place D’lonn
Parc du Trocadero
Paris
New Jersey
Bayrout
William
Augusts
Victoria
Brazilian Balm Promises Quick Relief for Ladies
A vintage advert touts Brazilian Balm for thousands of ladies with soreness pain and bearing trouble. It claims rapid action and notes a 50 cent to one dollar bottle works in a week, with Mrs Geo W Roberts of Wilmington Del citing a successful home injection mix.
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Geo. W. Roberts
Wilmington
Del
Cured in One Night Says York Lawyer Brazil Latin Cure
Leading York Pa lawyer Charles St. Conmneth endorses a Brazilian Latin cure claiming it cured a severe ailment in a single night and offering his name for use in promotion.
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York
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