Turkey Ultimatum Rumors Roil War News From Cabinet
A Constantinople cable reports Austria and Russia may issue an ultimatum to Turkey, a note that could postpone decisive action. Panama's envoy Varilla is recognized by Secretary Hay as ambassador plenipotentiary to the United States. Panama independence and US protection are debated in international papers, while Turkish affairs, Panamanian policy, and domestic politics fill the column.
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Constantinople
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Hay
M. Thilippe Varilla
Republic of Panama
United States
News and Notes Congress session and miscellany
Senate and House met in special session as Roosevelt proclamation guided Cuba policy. Notable items include Speaker Cannon elected, other officers named, and adjournments. Also reports on bank liabilities at Tishomingo Oklahoma, various political and civic notices, and a New York grand larceny case.
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Frye
Hall
House Committee
Altixson
Alexes Horse
Roosevelt
Cannon
Illinois
Payne
House
Miners of Colorado Idle as Strike Spreads
Information from Colorado coal fields shows a broad miners strike, with District 15 orders largely obeyed. Northern fields walked out over the eight hour day, while some independent mines may struggle to operate. Sheriff precautions rise in Las Animas County as threats of violence surface. State troops stand ready. Coal dealers report shortages, signaling a likely Denver famine.
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Col
Colorado
United Mine Workers of America
District 15
Las Animas
Victor Fuel Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Chicago
Forest Fire Destroys Graceland Cemetery Barns
A Chicago blaze Sunday night burned barns at Graceland cemetery, spreading to shrubbery and trees over four blocks. Firemen from four companies fought the fire for hours, with losses estimated over 50 000 dollars. Dozens of animals perished or were captured and released after the fire. Several frame buildings, 20 wagons, and treehouses were destroyed along with hay and shrubbery.
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Chicago
Kratz case eyed for likely delay in extradition
The Mexican extradition fight centers on three defenses: that the requisition violates Mexican law, that the defendant is not the correct person, and that extradition would infringe constitutional rights. Arguments begin before Guadalajara district judge with 20 days to present proofs, followed by referral to the Department of Foreign Relations and national executive review.
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Mexico City
Kratz
Guadalajara
Department of Foreign Relations
Deaths and incidents from early 20th century news
Multiple brief items dated Nov. 10 to 12 report: Signor Rosano, Italy’s finance minister, dies by his own hand amid corruption charges. an unidentified man is found hanged near St Louis. Frank P. Sargent shows signs of improvement after paralysis. John Mitchell may not seek re-election. US cruiser Baltimore arrives in San Domingo amid unrest. a monument dedication accident in Chattanooga leaves a man dead. bubonic plague cases and one death reported in Rio de Janeiro.
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Italy
Rosano
Signor Rosano
Rorsano
Rome
Cabint
Signor Romano
Finance
Chamber of Deputies
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Mississippi State Geology and Industry Survey Planned
The Mississippi College of Science initiates a statewide geological and industrial survey led by Dr. W N Logan and partners to map Oktibbeha county. The work aims to guide state development, with reports on geology hydrology soils fertilization and building materials.
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Board of Trustees
The
Instituton
Oktibbeha County
W. N. Logan
W. L. Hutchinson
Mississippi Experiment Station
W. F. Hand
Gleen W. Herrick
A. B. McKay
J. W. Fox
Growth in State Municipal Assessments This Year
Greenwood leads an across state rise in municipal assessments with realty values increasing by 442,000 over last year. Other principal towns report significant gains in both realty and government assessments, signaling notable prosperity in the cities and towns this year.
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Greenwood
Emperor William polypus operation bulletin issued
Berlin reports the larynx operation on Emperor William shows inflammation fading and left vocal cord healing. A week more expected for wound sealing while overall condition is described as good. London and New York pieces note public anxiety due to family cancer history.
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William
New Palace
Potsdam
Emperor William
New York
Frederick
Willam
Augusta
Baden
Germany
Emperor's quiet resolve amid sympathy from Potsdam
Berlin reports the emperor, amid national sorrow, remarks through his illness that it is worth being ill to endure such events. Working women send chrysanthemums, and poor citizens express respect. He accepts private family guidance, retains routine state duties, and continues meetings with the private cabinet and Chancellor Count Von Buelow.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Count von Buelow
Supreme Court Moves Minnesota Versus Northern Securities Case
Washington November 10 The United States Supreme Court granted Minnesota’s request to advance the hearing in the case against Northern Securities Co and set January 4 as the hearing date after other sessions on that date. Chicago November 10 Merchant Vailentius Horan killed while boarding a Chicago and North Western train in Easy Street. Hartford November 10 American Publishing Co sold to Harper Brothers its full interest in Mark Twain publications for a large sum, exact figures not disclosed. Chicago November 10 General Manager A Gondaow of the Chicago and Alton railway denied any robbery attempt near Roodhouse, stating reports were unfounded. San Francisco November 10 Whaling Steamer Alexander arrived, among the best whalers, with an estimated bounty around 75,000 dollars.
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Tishomingo
I. T
Kirby Purdom
Gov. Peabody
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Telluride
James Richie
London
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C. M. Watson
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Lincoln
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District of Lake Michigan
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Kansas
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Kentucky
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New York City
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Hartford
Conn
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Thin City
Harper & Bros
Mark Twain
Foundatins
A. Gondaow
Chinago & Alton Railway
Roodbouee
Arrest Made Near Scene of Molé-Up Plot in Des Moines
Des Moines, Nov 10. A Rock Island patrol near Harsham, Iowa, captured a suspect named Thomas Murphy. He refused to explain his presence, while a wider pursuit continues with armed patrols along the line and trains. A note instructed $1,000 be dropped from Denver flyer No. 6. torpedoes failed to explode and no hard traces remain.
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Rock Island
Harsham
Thomas Murphy
Earlham
Chicago
Denver Flyer
Iowa
Council Bluffs
No. 6
Detective Held Captive in Wentz Mystery
A Pinkerton detective, sent from Big Stone Gap to aid John Wright in the Wentz case, was intercepted by three armed men on a rugged 35 mile trek across the mountains. He later mailed a letter from the Wentz house requesting armed assistance as more Pinkerton men rushed toward the scene amid anticipated confrontation.
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Bristol, Tenn
Pinkerton
Wentz
Big Stone Gap
Letcher County
Kentucky
John Wright
Wentz House
FORGERY TRIAL WITNESS TESTIFIES IN NATURALIZATION CASE
John H Murphy a St Louis court clerk testified Monday at the United States district court trial of Thomas B Barrett John Dolan and Frank Garrett charged with naturalization frauds He identified ten certificates bearing his signature as forgeries and stated in his judgment the handwriting resembled Thomas E Barrett Murphy spoke firmly as documents bearing his name but signed by another were presented
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John H. Murphy
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Thomas B. Barrett
John Dolan
Frank Garrett
United States District Court
Murphy
Thomas E. Barrett
Train Left The Track In Eas? Nov 10
Passenger train on the Southern Kansas line derailed one and a half miles east of Eas, injuring several. A man unnamed was seriously hurt after jumping from a Pullman. Nat Rouns of St. Louis was injured but not seriously. Nearby, President Roosevelt hosted lunch guests including M H De Young and J D Shaffer. Burglars Loot Dannebrog Stores and Post Office, stealing cash. A suit is filed in Alton for $5,000 over a death in Upper Alton. Lord Howton dies. Rockefeller heir welcomes a daughter. Gas explosion near Emiler injures men, with three possibly fatally hurt.
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Mowe
Arthur Duke
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