Negotiations on Philippine Question Continue At Paris
Paris dispatch reports the peace commissions adjourned after a two hour session as Spain refused the American proposal but lines of discussion remain open. Rumors of an American ultimatum were denied while observers note U S aims to resolve Philippine sovereignty before the U S elections.
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Paris
Peace Commission
Philippine Islands
Day
American Commission
Washington
United States
Spain
Almodovar de Rio
Luzon
St. Peterburg
America
Porto Rico
Cuba
Jonathan
Fontain
Creek Nation ratifies reorganization agreement in Indian Territory
Washington November 4 The Creek Indian nation in the Indian Territory has unofficially advised that it ratified the agreement between its commissioners and the Dawes commission regarding the reorganization of the Indian Territory. The Supreme Court's ruling on rate control by the association is cited as making such efforts illegal.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Association
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
Cubans Strike for Higher Wages in Santiago de Cuba
In Santiago de Cuba Cuban laborers employed in cleaning and repairing streets strike for a 50 cent daily raise, opposing government rates of pay. General Leonard Wood vows to enforce work with possible 90 day jail labor and rations. He criticizes hospital appeals and contemplates hospital closure.
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Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Leonard Wood
United States
Wood
Yellow Fever
Bright
Ducker
Donaldson
Gibara
Holguin
Hood
Demetrius Castillo
Ray
Guantanamo
Perez
J. H. Blount
United State
Berlin
Ponce
Chester
Panama
Havana
Powers Seriously Injured In Runaway Float Incident
Colorado Texas November 4 M T Powers a leading sheriff candidate was struck by a runaway heavy float and crushed under its wheels while attempting to halt the runaways. He is in dangerous condition. New York November 4 The Joint Traffic association board votes to dissolve the organization due to ongoing issues.
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Colorado
Tex
M. T. Powers
Mr. Powers
New York
Board of Control
The
Joint Traffic Association
Graves Before Santiago and Local Murders Reported
Nov. 4 reports describe unnamed dead to be buried in national cemeteries unless states claim them. In Livingston Meadows killed John and Clayton Matthews at Pineville. Meadows jailed. Fagan, a key witness, found dead in his storeroom. coroner to hold inquest. Camp Poland Knoxville notes 30 WV regiment NCOs reduced to ranks for greasing a dummy line track at the second brigade camp.
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Santiago
Livingston
Jack Meadows
John
Clayton Matthews
Pineville
Meadows
Fagan
Poland
Knoxville
West Virginia
Nnd
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Manila
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Puebla
First
Tennessee Regiment
Nevada Cavalry
Twentythird Infantry
Newport
Miller
Anderson
Jnc
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Cutter
Bayle
Swift
R. J. Ford
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Ennis
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Waco Corsicana
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Dallas
Plano
McKinney, Sherman and Denson
C. W. Ber
W.S. Wilsoy
Byyan
M. L. Borsrys
Paul M. Baylor
James Drugstore
the American Laundry
Exchange Hotel
E. D. Beach
TY Bakery
John M. Lawrence & Co
Boritrne Works
E. Griesser
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