Prince Louis Delays Departure Amid World Politics Watch
Diplomats track Prince Louis of Battenberg as he visits Washington and New York to project a potential Anglo American alliance and ease tensions with Germany. The prince postpones leaving until Saturday after a busy schedule including events with chambers of commerce and a Coney Island outing.
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New York
Prince Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Coney Island
Madison Square Garden
Saints’ Club
Mountain Fires Threaten Homes in Cumberland Area
Mountain fires burn along both sides of the Potomac River near Martinsburg and Cumberland, threatening farms and homes. Farmers fight the blaze as sections exceed a mile in area, with tree tops aflame and large fire circles visible along mountain slopes.
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Potomac River
Baltimore
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Rail tunnels planned to reshape Johnson City Spruce Pine route
The South and Western railways consider a direct line abandoning parts of the old route between Johnson City and Spruce Pine North Carolina. Proposals call for multiple tunnels, a higher grade, and a massive multi million dollar investment to reach Clitch Valley coal fields and the South Atlantic coast with expansion toward the Great Lakes. Estimated total costs and end to end project reach into the hundreds of millions.
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Johnson City
Spruce Pine
N. C
Clitch Valley
South Atlantic Coass
Great Lakes
Goosebone Prophet Quits Forecasting
Elias Hartz the Goosebone weather man, at Reading, Pa, retires from predicting the weather. He is over ninety and in frail health, and will not issue forecasts for the coming winter. His goosebone method has long drawn public interest despite mixed accuracy.
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Elias Hartz
Hartz
United States
Senator Elkins Plans Game Preserve Near Elkins West Virginia
Senator Stephen B. Elkins intends to build a clubhouse on Little Black Fork River six miles from Elkins. He has bought 800 acres from D R Baker and will stock the river with fish, creating a game preserve across more than three miles of the tract.
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Stephen B. Elkins
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D. R. Baker
McCall Pledges to Pay If Hamilton Fails to Report
John A. McCall president of New York Life testifies in the insurance inquiry that if Andrew Hamilton, the company’s legislative agent, does not report to the company before December 15th, he will personally pay $235,000 already shown as paid out. The questioning aims to uncover the company’s influence on legislation across the United States.
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John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Hamilton
M-Call
Asiel
Italian Countess Dies in Maryland
Italian Countess Jeanne Alfieri Saveja Uc celli, a relative of King Victor Emmanuel, dies at 66 in Catonsville Maryland at her daughter Mrs Alexander Williams home. She was a Milan native, husband deceased thirty years ago. Daughter of Count Gaspar Alfieri linked to the royal family and poet Vittorio Alfieri.
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Jeanne Alfieri Saveja Uccelli
Victor Emmanuel of
Italy
Alexander Williams
Catonsville
Milan
Gaspar Alfieri
Vittorio Alfieri
Jealous Wife Uses Ax on Husband in Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia on November 13 C W Ferguson’s wife enraged by her husband’s attentions to Miss Fiora Adkins attacked the couple’s home with an ax. She chopped the door and knocked Ferguson to the ground nearly severing his arm. She then turned on Adkins but was restrained by her mother. Ferguson is in the hospital.
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W. Va
C. W. Ferguson
Fiora Adkins
Remarkable Sangamon County wife abandonment case
Springfield Ill Nov 18 One of the most remarkable wife abandonment cases in Sangamon county court history is that of Downing Smelley. Alexander Downing son of a Cotton Hill farmer was indicted for wife abandonment by Laura Smelley a teacher who boarded at the Downing home. They eloped to Chicago using assumed names and married. He later refused to acknowledge the marriage and denied it to his parents. Smelley produced what she claimed as the original license to press the matter before the grand jury which returned the indictment. The trial promised to be sensational.
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Ill
Sangamon County
Downing-Smelley
Alexander Downing
Cotton Hill
Th's
Laura Smelley
Downing
Chicago
Inalane
Miss Smelley
Tate
Townsite Sales Postponed Till Spring
Wernington Idaho November 1 Piling on governor prompted postponement of sales of lots in Hebara and Rupert on the Moscow reservation project. Sales set to begin tomorrow but bad weather and lack of accommodations force postponement to early April next year. The MirOkda project is viewed as a leading example of reclamation law benefits.
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Miridoka
Mine Disaster Drowns Sixty Seven Natives in Dreifontein Shaft
Flooding of a shaft at the Dreifontein mine near Johannesburg kills sixty seven natives and one white man. A rock fissure formed sixty feet from the face, pumps swept away, leaving victims trapped and unable to escape.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Dreifontein
Steamer Graf Waldersee Floated Free Off Fort Hamilton
The Hamburg American Line steamer Graf Waldersee which ran aground in Mud off Fort Hamilton en route to Hamburg on Saturday was floated this morning.
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New York
Hamburg-American Line
Graf Waldersee
Fort Hamilton
Hamburg
Captain Taggart Visits His Sons in Wonveter
Captain B H F Taggart, famed for divorce case, visited his sons in Wonveter Ohio yesterday for the first time since custody was awarded to their mother. He went to Mrs Taggart's home and spent two hours with Orville and Culver, the latter ill and not leaving indoors. The boys will likely stay with their mother, Taggart telling a friend he is satisfied with that arrangement.
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Taggart
Mra Taggart
No Indictment Against Nathan Discharged in Mystery Case
Morris Nathan, arrested in a mysterious case, was discharged from custody as no indictment was found against him. Indictments were returned against Crawford, Howard, Dr McLean the surgeon, and Dean keeper of the Winthrop Street house where the girl died. Dean named principal, Crawford and Howard accessories before the fact, with others indicted as accessories after the fire. Extradition of the two men held in New York will occur promptly.
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Boston
Morris Nathan
Crawford
Howard
New York
McLend
Dean
Winthrop Street
MecLean
Methodists Condemn the Divorce Evil in Conference
At the Methodist conference in Danville Virginia a resolution condemned the divorce evil and barred parties to divorce from remarriage, with an exception for scriptural reasons. Professor Bray, president of Lane College, appealed for lands and a small collection was taken.
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Danville
Bray
Lane College
Jackson, Tenn
Death of Aged Confederate Veteran J. N. Dooley
J N Dooley an aged Confederate soldier from the 388th Virginia Infantry Pickett division died at his home south of the city. Funeral services are at 10 this morning with burial at the Thompson Caltee burying ground southwest of the city.
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J. N. Doley
Dooley
Crreli
388Th Viginia Infantry
Pickett
Thompson- Caltee
Stevens to meet coal operators over scarce shipment in Charleston
George W. Stevens president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad arrives in Charleston with road officials to confer with Kanawha and New River coal operators and attorneys. They plan to discuss how to distribute rolling stock and boost coal handling, then host a banquet at the Hotel Raffler. Stevens will press for immediate orders for new coal cars for service in the New River and Kanawha district.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Charleston
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New River
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Stevens
Hotel Ra
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Fortbhonsan
Veteran Telegraph Operator Cord Dies at East Radford
Samuel Amos Cord, a 67 year old veteran telegraph operator for Norfolk and Western, died at his East Radford home from heart disease. A native of Maryland, he served the company forty three years. Burial followed at East Radford. He leaves a wife and seven children including Emma Woolwine of Roanoke and Elmer Cord of New River.
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Norfolk and Western
East Radford
Wort
Maryland
Radford
Hey. L. W. Irwin
Presbytrian
Cord
Emma Woolwine
Roanoke
Elmer Cord
New River
Wade Urrd
Charleston
Tenn
Goc. Cord
Ooawab
Mesare
Arthur and
Willie Cord
Mies Goldie Cord
Prisoners Die in Jail Fire In Lake City Iowa
In Lake City Iowa on November 18 George W Battrick and William Jackson died in a jail fire started by Battrick. J O Hipple and Isaac Allen were also jailed for Sarone log on the trees and were rescued by Marshal Miles. Smoke appeared in the cells and the two men perished before aid reached them while bystanders heard Allen say Battrick tried to ignite the jail.
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Lake City
Iowa
George W. Battrick
William Jackson
General Strike of Dockyard Laborers
The union government employees at Toulon Brest and other naval arsenals and dockyards have ordered a general strike starting Tuesday. They threaten to seriously interrupt the naval construction program and say liberty of speech has been denied them. An appeal is made to other government workers to support the strike.
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Paria
Toulon
Brest
Thro Dilger Promotes New Jewelry Line in Bluefield
Thro Dilger, Bluefield’s leading jeweler, unveils the largest and best sled line of jewelry cat glass and silverware. An expert engraver from Philadelphia, Mr Fisatt, has been secured for engraving at the business.
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Bluefield
Fisatt
Philadelphia
Busines
Carnegie Donation Helps Jewish Relief Effort in Russia
Andrew Carnegie contributed 10000 dollars for Jewish relief in Russia, bringing total donations to about 125000 dollars. In St Petersburg calm prevailed after rumors of a planned massacre, while mobs attempted to attack intellectuals near Nevsky Prospect and Moscow reports say hooligans plan violence against students.
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Messacre
Ronghe
Neveky Prospect
Trepolie
Moscow
Thie City
Plan to Manipulate Vote in Murphy's District
New York reports six indictments for fraudulent voting following election fraud allegations. One defendant allegedly confessed and named a prominent politician who led a plan at Tammany Hall in Murphy's district. No indictments yet against district leaders. claims of such indictments are viewed as likely exaggerated.
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New York
Tn Tammany
Murphy
Tammany District
Three Ohio Mayors Have Three Good Legs
In Martin's Ferry Bridgeport and Bellaire Ohio voters elected Democratic mayors for the first time in history. J B Blanckford of Martins Ferry has two good legs while George H Brescok of Bridgeport has one good leg and one wooden leg. George Kompart of Bellaire has two wooden legs. All three won substantial pluralities despite Republican tickets succeeding elsewhere.
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W. Va
Martin’s Serry
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Belmort County
Ohio
Bret
Hitory
R Etard
J. B. Blanckford
Martin’s Ferry
George H. Brescok
Wanted Good inside wireman and helper
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