Blizzard Rages as Ships Sunk in Northeast Storm
Reports from New York and New England describe a severe November blizzard with 60 mph winds, heavy snow, and rising tides. Sizable vessels, canal boats, and tugboats sank along harbor shores, with at least twelve lives lost and structural wreckage widespread from Boston to Nantasket.
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Philadelphia
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Albany
New York Harbor
Kingston Towing Company
Hudson
New England
Wilson
Ohio
Spectacle Island
Lost Opportunity as US Secures Panama Concession
Losnox Nov 28 The Standard highlights US concessions at Chiriqui Panama Colombia as Britain face a lost opportunity. The piece notes Britain’s 1839 harbor proposal and questions compensation if the Clayton-Bulwer treaty is altered, while predicting stronger US presence and imperial signals in the isthmus.
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Colombia
England
Losnox
The
Standard
United States
Chiriqui
Department
Piamama
Great Britain
Foreign Office
American Isthmus
Buffalo Franchise Offer Shocks Eastern League Leaders
President John son of the Western Base Ball league and President Kililea of Milwaukee conferred with Buffalo club chief Franklin of the Eastern league and tendered the St Joseph club franchise and players if Franklin would place Buffalo in the Western league.
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Burrato
Johnson
Killilea
Milwaukee
Franklin
Buffalo Club
St. Joseph
College Hall Collapse Kills Three Bishops in Argentina
At the opening of a new college near Turin in Peresa Argentina on Sunday the Great hall collapsed causing the assembly to fall into ruins. Three bishops were injured one later died and fears grow for many others killed or hurt in the disaster.
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Peresa
Argentina
Turin
Gomez Reported Dead in Havana Rumor
Havana dispatch says a report circulates that Maximo Gomez died Friday night but Cuban circles do not credit the claim. The rumor spreads amid uncertainty about the veteran Cuban leader's fate and status.
Abbott to resign Plymouth Church pastorate after ten years
Telegraphic briefs report Rev Dr Lyman Abbott plans to resign as pastor of Plymouth Church Brooklyn after a decade in the pulpit. Other items note severe storms across southern Italy causing damage from Marselilles to Genoa, actor Charles W Couldock dies in New York after a short illness, a Texan street fight leaves two dead and a prominent resident mortally wounded, and Oscar Straus secures a concession forcing dwelling permits for foreigners in interior Asia Minor following the Porte’s denial to American missionaries.
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Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Wouthern Italy
Marselilles
Cannes
San Reme
Genoa
Charles W. Couldock
New York
Couldock
Hughes Springs
Tex
James Drive
David
Ben Boone
Oscar 8. Straus
United States
United Powers
Asia Minor
Mr. Straus
Disaster on the T. C. Walker steamship near Stockton
A boiler explosion aboard the river steamer T. C. Walker, en route from San Francisco to Stockton, killed six and severely wounded many aboard. Captain John Tulane, chief engineer Watson Henry and several deck hands were among the injured as passengers woke to a blaze of steam and fire.
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Stockton
Cal
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Warsen Henry
Ferdinand Law
Seattle
Jerry Dacy
George P. Smith
Maassachusetts
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Jack Holberg
Jack Sperry
Corall Dominici
John Burns
G. Foppianno
Edward Paul Jones
Steveddore
Martin McCaffrey
Louis Brizzolana
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John Tulan
Watson Henry
Dominici
Charles
Bull Fight Dropped as N L S A Plans Outdoor Sports
Dexwear Nov 28 The committee for the National Live Stock association convention rejects bull fighting as a feature. A Western cowboy tournament will be held with bronco riding rough riding roping lassoing untamed horses and related outdoor acts on the program. Rain Quenches Prairie Fires Fort Worth Tex Nov 23 The prairie fire in Indian territory ends by heavy rains. Property valued at 250000 destroyed over 75 miles square burned. Northwest Nebraska Teachers Crawford Neb Nov 28 The Northwest Nebraska Educational Association session opens in Crawford with a one day program of high quality activities.
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National Live Stock Association
Plains
Fort Worts
Tex
Indian Territory
Northwest Nebraska
Craprox
Neb
Crawford
Northwest Nebraska Educational Association
Murder Over Cards Ends in Fatal Stabbing and Shooting
At 1838 South Nineteenth street a drunken card game dispute between Mancuso and Costanzo escalated to violence. Costanzo stabbed Mancuso and Mancuso shot Pedro Mancuso, who later died, with Pedro mortally wounded, Charles Costanzo and two witnesses detained as inquiries begin.
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Nick Barbato
South
Ninteenth Street
Phil Costanzo
Charles
Pedro Maurenso
Pedro Mancu
Poppleton Avenue
Charles Costanzo
Sam Marasco
Nick Barbatu
Mancuso
Philip Costanzo
Costanzo
Mancuno
Pedro
Died From Cattle Disease at Carcaco
George Grafton, a government inspector of cattle and meats at the stock yard, died Sunday likely from actinomycosis or lumpy jaw after four months of illness. Doctors differ on whether a malignant growth may have contributed. the case involved the animal ailment and possible complications.
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Carcaco
George Grafton
Grafton
E. M. Hill
J. Nevins
Treaty Will Be Signed by Spanish Commission Today
Maparco November 28 The cabinet agreed on instructions to Senor Montero Rios for a joint session at Paris where the treaty will be signed. El Imparcial urges rejecting indemnity and resisting American pressure over the Philippines. American terms reportedly include $20,000,000 for the Philippines and Spain is poised to yield.
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Spanish Peace Commission
Paris
el Imparcial
America
Philippines
Madrid
Senor Abarzaza
Marquis de Comillas
Spain
Marquiz
Washington
Sulu Islands
Sulu
Ie Condiolent
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Congress
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