Panic grips Port au Prince as rebels near city
Panic spreads in Port au Prince as Mayuan Government braces for General Antoine Simon's insurgents. Stores close, doors barred, and residents fear attack while US and French warships monitor the harbor amid rumors of foreign evacuation and looming disaster. President Nord Alexis vows to fight on despite widespread dread.
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Fort Au Prince
Hay
Antoine Simon
nWwerty-tve
Ruse Avenu
Nord Alexis
Alexis
Port Au Prince
United States
France
Satterlee Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Herbert L. Satterlee of New York is set to become assistant secretary of the navy, succeeding Truman H. Newberry who became secretary. A Republican and lawyer, Satterlee has long been involved in naval matters as general counsel of the Navy League and president of the Naval Reserve Association. He served as a Spanish War lieutenant and chief of staff to Capt. John R. Bartlett, born in 1863 and brother-in-law of J. Pierpont Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Satterlee
Repubilan
Bar Association of
Navy League of the United States
Naval Reserve Association
Spain
John R. Bartlett
J. Pierpont Mergen
Counterfeiters Arrested After Taunting Secret Service
Two men who circulated counterfeit five dollar bills in Milwaukee Avenue business houses surrendered to U S secret agent Peter Dratzburg in Chicago after taunting officers over the phone. Gustav Payer and Henry Michaels agreed to be arrested and were brought to the federal building. They claimed weariness of eluding detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dratzburg
States Secret Service
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Vulee
Dratzburg
Federal Building
Gustav Payer
Henry Michaels
Equitable Panic and Loan Company Closes Doors
The Equitable Panic and Loan Company of Macon Georgia closed its doors on Monday morning on a petition by directors and was placed in the hands of H I Anderson as receiver. Facilities are about 210000 with assets ranging from 360000 to 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank -Clarses
Equitable Panic and Loan Company
Macon
H. I. Anderson
Supreme Court Upholds Two Cent Passenger Fare
The U S Supreme Court ruled Monday that a Virginia railroad commission order setting a two cent state business passenger rate was constitutional, reversing the lower court. The item references Bronx City and stock market figures, with brief unclear stock quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Virgala Rcite Railroad Commission
Xtate
National Banks No Call For Condition Statements
The comptroller of the currency announced on Monday that there will be no call on national banks for a statement of their condition as of the close of business November 27.
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Comptroller
Bariness
Uncle Bain Not to Interfere in Haition Affairs
The United States government will present an intention to refrain from interference in Haition affairs. The statement, claimed to come from best authority, says the situation on the island is an internal matter with no external interference planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
United States
Pact Between United States and Japan Outlined
Informants report a broad Pacific pact between the United States and Japan drawn as a five article declaration. It promotes free, peaceful Pacific commerce, respects territorial holdings, opposes aggression, supports China's independence and equal opportunity, and binds both nations to mutual consultation on threats to the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoan
Amerie
United States
Japan
Pacific
China
Jersey City man kills mother and brother in NYC apartments
William Kallebrun of Jersey City shot his brother Leg and mother Victoria in their New York City apartment. Five shots all hit. motive linked to Leo refusing to give money. Kallebrun arrived with Albert Trogunwycs to collect funds, triggering the deadly attack.
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William Kallebrun
Jersey
Leg
Victoria Kallebrun
Kallebrun
New York City
Jersey City
Albert Trogunwycs
Leo
Funeral tribute draws near thirty thousand to Shenandoah priest
A remarkable funeral for Rev. H. F. O'Reilly, rector of Shenandoah's Roman Catholic church, drew nearly 30,000 mourners. Twenty five collieries with over 16,000 workers halted, public schools closed, and most Shenandoah business suspended as some 200 priests and vast crowds attended the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. O'Reilly
Shenandoah
Mahonoy City
Shendindoah
Sister Marcella Joins New Orleans Leper Home Care
Sister Marcella, five years head of St. Joseph's dispensary in Philadelphia, leaves the Sisters of Charity to nurse lepers at the New Orleans leper home. There are 66 patients cared for by six Sisters of Charity and Rev. A. Y. Keenan, with the mother house at Emmittsburg, Maryland. Sister Marcella volunteered after a sister fell ill.
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Philadelphia
New Orleans
Marcella
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Emmittsburg
A. Y. Keenan
Necklace of Pears Missing From Otto C Heinze Wife
Otto C Heinze a New York broker told police at the Tenderloin station that his wife’s necklace valued at 12000 dollars disappeared on Thanksgiving night. The couple attended theater and later dined at a Broadway hotel where it was found.
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Otto C. Heinze
New York
Tenderloin
Heinze
Broadway
Sons of the Mexican War meet in New York
Descendants of soldiers who fought in the Mexican War gathered at the Ufe tel Axtor in New York on Friday to organize a society. A organizing committee was selected and invited to recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ufetel
New York
Numismatic Auction Totals Highlight Rare 1884 Dollar
A Chicago Numismatic Society event saw a 1884 trade dollar fetch 480 dollars as a bergula with only five known specimens. A Silver Dollar sold for 260, a copper 1799 cent brought 44.50, underscoring strong collector demand for early U S coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Numismatic Society
Chauffeur Burna to Death in Gas Explosion
A 26 year old Cleveland chauffeur named Burna Williams died in a gasoline explosion while on duty. He was employed by Isxane Plodholm when the blast occurred and he was found burned along an alley after neighbors extinguished the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Willams
Cleveland
Isxane Plodholm
Death toll rises in Marianna mine disaster
Up to 1 o'clock Monday morning 62 bodies recovered from the Raphel mine of Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal at Marianna Pa after a Saturday explosion. Twenty-two identified. many more bodies found in workings as rescue efforts continue. U S Mine Inspector to inspect. Davis G Jones states 1388 men possibly in mine. One survivor, Fred Elinger, injured. Death toll may exceed initial estimates with many bodies unrecoverable.
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Raphel
Pittsburg- Buffalo Coal Company
Marianna
Ihey
United States
James Wi. Ltoderiek
Davis G. Jones
Uys
Fred Elinger
Minere
John Ivill
John H. Jones
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Ivill
Beaumont Bank Burglar Nabbed During Vault Drill
A would be burglar William Uretschneider, proprietor of a penny arcade, was nabbed while drilling into the vault of the First National Bank at Beaumont Texas after days of work. He was shot in the forearm during capture as police watched the hole in the floor from above and the would be thief tried to flee.
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Vorthg Voly
First National Bank
Beaumont
Tex
Wilam Uretschneider
Bretschneider
J. C.ponare
Night Riders Indicted Over Rankin Lynching Case
Grand jury returns nineteen indictments charging night riders in the lynching of Capt Quentin Rankin who was hanged and shot to death at Walnut Log. The panel also prepared thirty-one more indictments, delayed by missing witnesses, as investigations into recent raids in the Reelfort area proceed.
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Quentin Rankin
Trenton
Walnut Log
Teun
Grand
Stunkin
Reelfort
Baltimore excursion disaster among Knights of Columbus group
Early Sunday a 400 strong Baltimore Knights of Columbus excursion party left Baltimore for Hagerstown. On return a quarter of the group were ill or incapacitated, seven were left behind in Tinkerdtown, blamed on amaturnine poisoning in transit.
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Baltimore
Knights of Columbus
Hagerstown
Tinkerdtown
Mystery Killing at Barnywell Carnival
A murky assassination unfolded at Barnywell eight o clock when Peter Asserry was shot and killed during a carnival. A man whose identity is unclear fled toward a nearby swamp, raising questions about the motive and suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnywell
Peter Asserry
Dnnis
Coke Ovens in West Virginia Resume Operations
More than 2000 coke ovens in the Norfolk and Western fields of West Virginia, idle for an extended period, resumed operations on Monday. The revival marks a significant restart in regional coal processing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western
Weat
Virginia
Addison Lyste Dead Prominent Pittsburg figure dies in LA
Addison Lyste once a noted Pittsburg citizen and former president of tayrnational Porn of navigation died in Los Angeles California Sunday at age 72.
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Addison Lyste
Addison Lywle
Pittsburg
Tayrnational Porn of Navigation
Los Angeles
Cal
Sunday show at Waterloo tests city Sabbath ordinance
The Mut Puts on a Sacred Convert appeals in Waterloo as the city ordinance banning operas and moving pictures on Sunday is tested. The Passion Play and a city-themed feature head the program with comedy acts. the show proceeds after a $26 appearance bond was set for a hearing. The court adopted a four year old penalty for violations, and the stage crowd appeared orderly.
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Sea Bletcher
Waterloo
Ordiiuimea
Fraud case details in Mason City dealer ring
A grand jury heard evidence tied to a forgery and check scheme affecting multiple merchants. Victims included gun dealers and contract workers. the accused faced charges as authorities pursued multiple purchases across seven Wingstored locations.
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Yong Tan
Claverly
Gocechagke
Charlea Megguillen
Yung Min
Mason City
Grand
McQuillyn le
Dita Athrod Vietins
Delta
Hinkle & Firina
Bia
Chiu Ad
Ui Filstead Tieny Basile
Snege
McQuilton
Arrested Pol Forgery in Iowa City Case
Wells, arrested in Moline Illinois on a forgery charge linked to Cedar Rapids event, was brought to Cedar Rapids for grand jury. He claims to be a highly educated professional with past government roles and prominent connections, suggesting motive to darken his record by alcohol and wealth.
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Wells
Moline
Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Grand Jury
Indleates
Welly
Cbiak
Taw Tin
Arthur University
Neer
Wellx
Tian
Attacked by Hogs at Mareon City Farm
Gustav Larsen, a prominent farmer near Maron City, had a narrow escape after hogs charged him while at work in the pen. He was pinned, wounds opened, and he fought to fend off the animals before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Larsen
Maron
Uae
Two Mariners Indicted for Farm Holdup Near Mason City
Franklin county grand jury indicted Nick Thomas and William Walsh on charges of holdup of John Weevels a German farmhand near Tallmer. Witnesses say Wessels Waldh and Thomas drank together then Weevels was overpowered behind a building and about $160 was taken.
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Mason City
John Weevels
Tallmer
Nick Thomas
Wi Jam Walsh
Franklin County
Grand Jury
Wessels
Waldh
Thomas
Weezels
Appropriation Plans for State College Expansion
The trustees of the state college report strong growth and seek substantial funding from Des Moines. Enrollment has risen about 200 percent from 640 in 1895 to 1848 this year. They request 78,000 for increased support, 60,000 for the agricultural experiment station, 50,000 for a central heating plant, 140,000 for an armory auditorium and gymnasium, 76,000 for a laboratory and cataloging building, 01,000 for firewalks quad warding, 20,000 for faculty for the hill of agriculture, 20,000 for wanted equipment, and 60,000 for repairs and improvements to the engineering experiment station. The estimated total for college buildings is 1,600,000.
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Saute Ageleat Surat
Trintees
State College
Des Moines
Gleonlal
Mey
Ue New Hill of Agriculture
Train Station Robbery Halted by Lone Bandit
A lone bandit held up Amaton Station agent Yates at News pan, forcing him to surrender about $54 before fleeing. The westbound flyer stopped ten minutes as the engineer obeyed a signal tied to the robbery. An alarm traced to Des Moines and Newton led to a swift search and a returning car a short time later.
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Amaton
Yates
Newspan
Newton
Crustiges
Till
Denk
Des Moines
Ael Canines
Ae Newton
Grant
Ten Per Cent to Creditors in Peterson v Bank of Thornton
Assignee Crapseor announces a further payment of 10 percent to creditors following a recent supreme court decision in the case of Sores Peterson versus the Bank of Thornton. Peterson sought his claim of six thousand dollars against the bank, which the bank preferred.
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Phesupreme Court
Sores Peterson Ve
Bank of Thornton
Hell Agatnst Peterson
Dlita
Agalial
Crapseor
Veteran Diviner Gone? Rev Obed Long Dies at Soldiers Home
Rev. Obed Long a longtime United Evangelical minister died at the soldiers home in Marshalltown on Saturday night after a stroke. He began his work in 1969 in Johnson County and was among the oldest preachers in town.
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Obed Long
United Evangelical Church
Soldiers
Marshalltown
Mr. Long
Johnsen County
Jury Convicts Henry Tlagmitin of Family Mistreatment
In Storm Lake district court Henry Tlagmitin of Brooke township Buena Vista county was found guilty of family mistreatment after a brief jury deliberation. The case involved his daughter who testified to abuse, with the defendant accused of injuring the child and causing injuries to others during the incident.
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Plagaian
Storm Lake
Henry Tlagmitin
Brooke Township
Uuena
Ils Yietha
Prominent Northwes? Figures Die In Quick Succession
A string of obituaries and notices details the deaths of local figures in Denison and surrounding areas. Reverend Father Farrelly negotiates hospital arrangements, lawyer HOT Davidson dies after serving as Blatherne school superintendent, and John Metcalf of Pauling, president of Morningside College board, is reported dead near Matthey Creek. The items reflect local governance, education leaders, and religious institutions in a tight cluster of notices.
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Davidson
The
Pease
Blatherne
Campiiaron
Dikdaees
Bolter
John Metcalf
Pauling
Morningside College
Northwestern
Matthey Creek
Mien
Crowd Breaks Up Brutal Hotel Fight in Hastings
A crowd watched as William Tindleton of Hastings and a Henderson hotel keeper fought in the street. Mrs. Woolin Clirk rushed through to pull the combatants apart. Fingers were cut and both men sustained injuries as bystanders urged restraint and officials were unavailable.
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Wigly
William Clirk
Henderson
Wilain Tindleton
Hastings
Shrivers
Ely
Sting
Pugle
Supreme Court ruling sets drainage precedent in Webster City
In a Webster City decision written by Justice Shermwin, the Supreme Court establishes a key precedent on town drainage assessments. The ruling clarifies that benefits to the overall line of a project, not revenge, should guide debt assessments. The case will influence future drainage disputes statewide. Also noted is a move to form a varsity rifle club with Soldier Boys and National Rifle Association affiliation.
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Towa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Webster City
Shermwin
National
Ile Association of
Aimertien
Ames State Crimipton Defeats Drake In Lowa Title Game
Ames defeated Drake 12 to 6 to clinch the state championship at a key Iowa venue amid a notably rough game. The victory solidifies Ames’s claim to the title and crowns a successful season.
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Ames
Crimipton
Thal Gayner
Drake
Lowa
Mysterious Trial Sentences Local Killer to Penitentiary
In Cowrly at Umoser the killer Kired Gowrly Marshal and Witbur Gorr were condemned for murdering Mare shal Thomas Nicholson. The Wort Madman penitentiary will house the sentence. Meanwhile New Depot ne Crotan Plane reached Clinton to mark the site for a huge depot by the Chicago Northwestern Railroad.
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Kired Gowrly Marshal
Witbur Gorr
Mareshal Thomas Nicholson
Cowrly
At ‘Umoser
Wort
Crotan
Clinton
Chicago, the Northwestern Railroad Company
Question over Mme Steinheil Faure murder claim
After nearly a decade of mystery, police charge Mlle Faure S la w by Mme Steinheil in the Faure death case. The report outlines a possible conspiracy linked to Mme Steinheil and three others, with President Faure’s sudden death amid alleged poison plots and political tensions.
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Bernae
France
Stenchel
Baslad
Adolphe Stead
Rich
Cunsetta
Mane
Tipy
Wis
Fitiee
Stelle
Pane Deentuse
Faure
Jdent Patre
Mme. Steinbeil Everly
Elysee Palace
Mme, Steinbell
Ehate
Maria
Steinbell
Ste
Voblemin
Parks
Hriaad Te
Grading and Prices for Cattle Hogs Wheat and More
Market notes show varied prices across multiple cities for cattle hogs wheat corn oats rye and hay. Values span from low to high ranges with quantities and product grades including No 2 No 3 white and mixed varieties across Indianapolis St Louis Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati New York and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louia
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Tires Clover Ave
All Around the Globe Reports Fatal Fight at Zoo
A fight at a San Mranelven zoological garden resulted in one death. The article mentions Lambroso's nephew Guglielmo Perrere visiting the Drenident and references camphor tree cultivation and an Oklahoma vote where Bryan leads Taft.
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San Mranelven
Cul) Zoological Garden
Lambroso
Guglielmo Perrere
Tome
Morlds
Ollahoma
Bryan
Eldot Taft
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