European and World News Roundup From The Era
The report surveys a heated Reichstag debate over interpellations about imperial conversations and press access. It notes the Radbod mine disaster with 302 feared lost and 44 dead or injured, plus Cuba's Liberal victory nearing certainty with Gomez leading Menocal. Grand Duke Alexis of Russia dies in Paris.
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Emperor iWilliam
Reichstag
Lordon Aily
Germany
Radbod
Hamm
Westphalia
Tsie Hei Amn
China
Kwang Hsu
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gomez
Mario Menogal
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
Paris
Supreme Direction
Navy
Berlin
M. Cambon
Baron von Waechter
Casa Blanca
Robert Rogers
Manitoba
Deakin
Australia
Fisher
Pope Pius X
Roosevelt invites labor chiefs to White House gathering
President Roosevelt plans a White House dinner on Nov 17 inviting national labor organization leaders and several judges and officials. Gene Pers, Pareles D Meoviss, O Connell, and others are not invited.
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Roosevelt
White House
National Labor Organization
Genepers
Pareles D Meoviss
O'Conne Ain Vreaeurar Lennen
Funbor
Meyer
Post Office Department
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kings County Republicans Back Woctruf for Senate Seat
Nineteen Kings County Republican assemblymen endorse Timothy L Woctruf as successor to Thomas C Platt whose term ends next March.
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Kings County
Timothy L. Woctruf
United States Senate
Thomas C. Platt
Maceh
Wrecks and Deaths Hit Several U S Rail Lines and Fires
A string of deadly incidents reports eight dead and many injured after a New Orleans and Northeastern railroad wreck near Little Woods. Other calamities include a New York city fall from a 19th floor, a Buffalo breakwall smuggling seizure, an Excelsior Powder plant explosion injuring thirty five, and forest fires across Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama. Additional fatalities arise from a gas explosion in Beverly and crashes in Red Bluff and Wyoming freight lines.
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New Orleans and Northeastern
Little Woods
New Orleans
Slidell
New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
Great Northern Railroad
Covington
North ‘Eastern
Hattiesburg
Miss
Harvey M. Watterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
New York City
Watterson
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Excelsior Powder Company
Dodson
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Timder
BE. J. Rice
Beverly
W. Va
David D. Thompson
Chicago
Northwestern Christian Advocate
St. Louis
Annie Woods
Lead
S. D
Red Bluff
Cal
Borie
Wyo
Notable Assassination and Violent Incidents Plague Early 20th Century
A sweep of violent events unfolds as Francis J. Heney is shot in San Francisco by Morris Haas who later kills himself while in custody. Postmaster Edward M. Morgan is shot in New York by Eric H. B. Mackey who then commits suicide. A mass fatal confrontation in Okmulgee, Oklahoma leaves five dead. Tennessee editor Carmack is killed in a Nashville duel. A mob hanged Henry Leidy in Biloxi. An Omaha grand jury charges James Hasburg with soliciting a bribe in a city council case.
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Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Morris Haas
Heney
Hans
Edward M. Morgan
New York City
Eric H. B. Mackey
Jim Deckard
Okmulgee
Okla
Edgar Robinson
Okmulgee County
P. Klaber
Chapman
Edward Ward Carmack
The
Tennesseean
Nashville, Tenn
Robin Cooper
Duncan B. Cooper
Carmack
Henry Leidy
Eliza Hauser
Biloxi
Miss
Nashville
Tenn
D. B. Cooper
John D. Sharp
E. W. Carmack
Eland Olson
Viroqua
Wis
Omaha
James Hasburg
South Omaha
Trade Review Signals Return to Normal Markets
Dispatches report rapid progress toward normal conditions in trade and industry with broad confidence across sectors. Financial sentiment improves as Dua’s Trade Review notes steady demand and stabilization of prices.
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Dua
Multiple Legal and Labor Developments Reported Across Nation
The US appeal court denied a government petition for a rehearing in the Standard Oil rebating case, leaving the matter before the court of appeals and possibly the Supreme Court. Railroads in Missouri present evidence they cannot profit under new fare laws. The battleship North Dakota was launched in Quincy Massachusetts with Mary L. Benton christening. Morse loses bail appeal in his illegal banking case. The papermakers strike against International Paper is officially ended.
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United States Circuit Court
of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Court of Appeals
Chicago
Sims
Supreme Court
Missouri
Smith McPheron
Kansas City
North Dakota
Quincy
Mass
Mary L. Benton
Fargo
N. D
United States Court of Appeals
Charles W. Morse
International Paper Company
Elkins Denies Engagement Between Katherine Elkins and Italian Duke
Senator Stephen B. Elkins states there is no betrothal between his daughter Katherine and the Duke of the Abruzzi of the Italian navy. The assertion comes with Miss Elkins’ knowledge and comment.
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Stephen B. Elkins
Katherine
Abruzzi
Elkins
French E. Oliver
Burlington
Kan
William J. Bryan
Paul
Sholto Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Nelson
B. C
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Queenstown
United States
Death of Rear Admiral Miller At Naval Home Philadelphia
Rear Admiral James M. Miller died at the United States Naval Home in Philadelphia after a brief illness. He was sixty one years old and had been appointed to the navy from Missouri in 1863.
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James M. Miller
United States Naval Home
Philadelphia
Miller
Navy
Missouri
Temporary Roll Call Shows New House Size At 391
Washington date The temporary roll call for the Sixty‑first Congress lists 219 Republicans and 172 Democrats for a total of 391, up from 389 last session with 223 Republicans and 166 Democrats. Democrats gain 17 districts, Republicans 13, reflecting vacancies.
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Washington
House of Representatives
New House
House
Market Quotations Wheat Prices in Minneapolis and Duluth
Minneapolis wheat quotations list Dec at 1.0414 dollars, May at 1.08 and mix of No 1 hard and Northern grades. Duluth shows No 1 hard at 1.08 and No 1 Northern around 1.07 with Dec at 1.0414 and May 1.0854. Flax on arrive and track quoted at 1.40 to 1.42 dollars with monthly figures.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Market Report St Paul Cattle and Sheep Prices Nov 14
St Paul cattle prices list good to choice steers from 6.00 to 6.75 with lower ranges for fair. Cows and heifers mostly 4.00 to 5.00, veals 5.25 to 6.00. Hogs and sheep prices noted with lambs 5.00 to 5.95 and ewes around 11% to 4.00.
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St. Paul
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Dairy
Chicago markets show Wheat futures at May 1.078% and July 1.01% while Dec stands at 1.0314. Corn bids November 63 34c with other months near 68 1/2c and 62 2/3c. Oats trade May 51 1/4c, July 46 1/4c, Dec 48c. Pork April is 16.12, butter at 22 29c, eggs 27c, poultry eggs and turkeys quoted with various small gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Stock Yards Prices Close Nov 14
Chicago Nov 14 cattle Reeves range 7.60 Texans 3.60 4.70 Western cattle 3.25 6.00 stockers and feeders 2.60 4.60 cows and heifers 1.60 96.40 calves 5.50 7.75 hogs light 5.10 5.85 mixed 5.30 6.05 heavy 5.86 6.06 rough 5.35 6.55 good to choice heavy 5.55 6.05 pigs 4.00 5.10. Sheep 2.80 4.60 yearlings 4.20 4.90 lambs 8.76 6.15.
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Chicago
Reeves
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Secretary of the Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
Truman H. Newberry
Mr. Metcalf
George H. Torney
Army
R. M. O'Reilly
Political News
Criminal News
Paul Union
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Montana
the Pioneer
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