Cuba United States reciprocity treaty nears ratification
Reports from Havana indicate the Cuba United States reciprocity treaty is completed and in President Palma's hands. Palma will submit it to his Congress in November, aiming for ratification before the U S Senate meets in December, with Cuba receiving reduced duties on Cuban goods and the United States gaining favorable rates on certain Cuban manufactured goods.
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Senate
Dinner This Evening Observes Roosevelt Birthday
Washington October 27. President Roosevelt is 44 today and will host a family dinner tonight with his children. The piece notes his New York birthplace at 28 East Twentieth Street and compares his age with rulers like Nicholas II and William II, among others.
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Russia
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Germany
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China
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Egypt
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Portugal
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Spain
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Bulgaria
Alexander of
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Great Britain
Chicago Horse Show Promises West’s Greatest Event
The third Chicago Horse Show opens in the Coliseum with 99 classes and many prize winners. French coach horses make their Chicago debut amid $20,000 in cash prizes and about $6,000 in silver cups. Wealth and fashion attend the showcase as breeding firms enter top equines.
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Chicago
Chicago Horse Show Association
Coliseum
Hertofore
Rally of Endeavorers Opens Seventeenth State Convention
In Troy New York delegates and visitors converge for the seventeenth annual Christian Endeavorers state convention to run through Thursday with welcome addresses and devotional services Francis E Clark founder of the movement will attend and speak along with other noted speakers The reports show continued growth across New York with a large rise in membership over the past year.
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Troy
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Christian Endeavorers
Francis E. Clark
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Vanderbiltes Auto Trip Began From Hempstead
New York dispatch reports Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt and his fiancée Miss Cathleen Neilson left Hempstead Long Island for a long automobile tour to Washington Richmond and several Southern cities visiting major locales along the way.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cathleen Neilson
Hempstead
L. I
Washington
Richmond
South
Washington expresses Panama Canal title valid in report
Attorney General Knox delivered to President Roosevelt a report declaring the Panama Canal title valid. The document, described as exhaustive and about three hundred pages, will have a synopsis published this afternoon.
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United States
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Charles W. Russell
New
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Panama
Colombia
de Lesseps Panama Canal Company
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Panama Canal
Full Force of Workers At Coal Mines In Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre on October 27 reports a full force of workers heading to large coal carrying companies mines and a normal coal output appears near. Disputes in the middle district keep about 9,000 employees from working while most upper and lower quarries run well with repair gangs laboring through nights to restore them.
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Wilkesbarre
Church Alliance Seets Opens Three Day Session in Philadelphia
The Western or American Section of the Alliance of Reformed Churches began a two day meeting in Philadelphia with Presbyterian churches from Canada and Mexico and the German and Dutch Reformed Church of the United States. The opening session focused on formalities, with topics for tomorrow including Sabbath schools, young people's societies and evangelistic work.
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Alliance of Reformed Churches
Philladelphia
Presbyterian
Canada
Mexico
United States
Witherspoon
London Port Improvements Move Forward
London officials dock companies and shipping interests met at Mansion House with Lord Mayor Sir Joseph Dimsdale to plan port improvements. Aimed at replacing the current dock and wharf system, proposals include abandoning the old system and converting six to seven miles of the river into a large tidal dock to accommodate all craft.
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Dock Commission
Noted Democrats Plan Madison Square Garden Mass Meeting
New York Oct 27 Great preparations have been made for the Democratic Congressional mass meeting at Madison Square Garden tonight under William R Hearst the congressional candidate in the Eleventh district Chairman Griggs of the Democratic Congressional Committee will preside. Speakers include former Vice President Adlai E Stevenson former Governor Budd of California Mayor Eugene Schmitz of San Francisco Senator Carmack of Tennessee and Senator Culbertson of Georgia.
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Madison Square Garden
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Budd
California
Eugene Schmitz
San Franciio
Carmack
Tennessee
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Georgia
Veterans Gather for Confederate Veterans Encampment
Columbus Georgia hosts a large influx as United Confederate Veterans hold their divisional encampment opening tomorrow. Organizers expect full representation from across the state and have arranged extensive reception and entertainment for visitors over the next three to four days.
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Terrell Inaugurated Georgia Governor in Atlanta
J M Terrell was sworn in as Governor of Georgia succeeding Allen D Candler. The inaugural happened before the state legislature and included installation of other officials elected October 1. Democrats from across the state attended, expressing enthusiasm for the ceremonies.
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J. M. Terrell
Georgia
Allen D. Candler
Governor Yates Stricken With Malaria Fever
Governor Yates of Illinois is reported ill with malaria fever after a two week trip through Ohio Missouri and Southern Illinois. Authorities fear the illness may develop typhoid if not treated promptly.
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Yates
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
News in miniature highlights and oddities
A compendium of brief items notes Russell Sage's rumored $25 million in loans and Southern Pacific’s continued use of fuel oil. Labor shortages in Yazoo delta harvests and Woodrow Wilson’s installation at Princeton are reported, along with fuel oil's impact on Indian Territory coal. National Association of Manufacturers declares against organized labor. A 75,000-strong New York building trades strike is foreseen. Other items cover a Bulgarian premier’s killer, a $70 verdict in Mississippi, British scouting ships, a Mobile find of old greenbacks, and labor and naval notes from around the world.
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Southern Pacific
Indian Territory
National Association of Manufacturers
Building Trades
New York City
Bogota Cruiser Arrives in Columbia Under Capt Marmaduke
The Colombian cruiser Bogota arrived at ten this morning to cheers from the government. Commander Captain Marmaduke was welcomed and placed in charge. The ship carries an all American crew and several war veterans aboard. It was formerly the British steamer Dutch and later the Jessie Banning.
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Columbia
Bogota
Marmaduke
Governor Returns to Capital in Mississippis Oct 27
Governor Longino returns to Jackson from Tallahatchie county plantation after illness. he is improved but weak. he plans to attend to official duties and handle a heavy backlog of matters including requisitions charters of new corporations and numerous pardons requests.
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Jackson, Miss
Longino
Tallahatchie County
Cabinet Conference Set to Discuss Roosevelt Message
President Roosevelt calls a cabinet meeting for November 7 to gather written recommendations from each member for his annual message to Congress. This will be the first formal gathering of the President's official family since Congress adjourned, and its conclusions will be included in the address.
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Chicago Commisson
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Boards of Arbitration
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Washington
Chicken and Egg Famines Hit Mississippi Cities
Mississippi towns report severe chicken and egg shortages with mercants buying from Kentucky and Tennessee. A chicken sells for 85 cents and eggs for 25 cents a dozen, with limited local production and few towns specializing in poultry farming. Also Biloxi grants a Pass Christian Biloxi electric railroad franchise, lacking immediate capital.
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Mias
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies in New York Funeral Planned
Elizabeth Cady Stanton renowned as a women's rights advocate died suddenly in New York. Funeral arrangements were being made, with heart disease cited as the cause. The report notes her prominence and historic influence.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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