Protest Filed Over U S Panama Policy by Colombia
Washington reports that Colombia has filed a formal protest with the state department over U S actions on the Isthmus of Panama. Official circles say strong objections relate to interpretations of the 1846 treaty and the warlike posture alleged in U S conduct. The state department considers the document but has not disclosed a reply date.
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Washington
United States of Colombia
State Department
United States
Panama
United States of America
White man Cadie lynched in Brinkley by mobs after policeman killed
A white man, Z C Cadie, was lynched by a mob of ten to fifteen in Brinkley Ark after he cut Policeman J B Cox who died shortly after. Cadie was taken from the calaboose at about 2 am and shot four times then hung to a tele phone pole. The coroner's jury ruled death by lynching unknown parties.
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Memphis
Tenn
Brinkley
Ark
Cadie
Cox
Calaboose
Cadle
Durham postmaster Colonel W T Blackwell stricken
Stricken with paralysis in Durham on November 9 Colonel W T Blackwell once a tobacco trader who rose from poverty to wealth and later lost it He served as Durham postmaster under President Cleveland and there is no hope for recovery
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Charlotte
N. C
W. T.blackwell
Durham
Cleveland
Four Horses Burned in Dairyman Barn Fire
Fire destroyed John Gasser's dairy barn on the city outskirts. Four horses died, hay and feed were lost, and fifty cows escaped unharmed. Total loss pegged at 4000 dollars.
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Austin
John Gasser
Petition seeks man damus in land sale case
A petition for writ of mandamus was filed in the Supreme Court in the case of W C Sherr ord versus J J Terrell land commissioner to compel sale of 2560 acres of Grimes County land.
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Austin
W. C. Sherrod
J. J. Terrell
Grimes County
Dallas Baptist convention committees report actions
In Dallas on November 9 the Baptist convention committees presented reports and action was taken on several items after discussion. Attendance was large and participants showed strong interest in the proceedings.
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Dallas
The
Baptist Convention
Twenty-Third AFL Convention Opens in Boston
In Boston at Faneuil Hall the Twenty-Third Annual American Federation of Labor convention opens with about 500 delegates including Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell. The meeting is expected to address key labor issues such as capital and labor relations, political party alignment, child labor eight hours, and the Miller case at Washington.
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American Federation of Labor
Boston
Faneuil Hall
United States
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Heve
Chi'd Labor
Miller Case
St Washineteen Ager
Martial Law Proclaimed in Hassan Kala Asia Minor
Constantinople reports martial law in Hassan Kala district Extercum Asia Minor after Armenian revolutionary activity. Troops quartered in villages. Hentchakist bands crossed from Russia to incite rebellion. One band exterminated. the other driven back. Turkish governor redistributed seized weapons to Kurds.
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Constantinople
Hassan Kala
Extercum
Asia Minor
Allotment figures for Cherokee Nation land totals
Dawes commission and Cherokee Nation counsel report 4 420 070 13 acres subject to allotment with deductions for county schools cemeteries and mission towns. Allotable land valued at 13 153 000 dollars with 325 60 dollars allotted per emb llizer and about 40 000 Cherokees on final rolls. Per capita share would be 328 32 dollars with 2 72 dollars surplus per citizen.
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Tahlequah, I. T
Dawes Commission
Cherokee Nation
Ear Parting for Five Thousand Dollars Draws Offers
In New York on November 9, about 150 people of all ages have signaled willingness to sell their right ear for $5000. Telegrams from nearby states show more express interest. A physician proposes grafting the ear onto a wealthy man about to marry who seeks a more presentable appearance. He plans to wait a week before proceeding.
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New York
Emperor William Improves After Larynx Operation
Berlin bulletin reports inflammation diminishing after Saturday polypus removal from the emperor’s larynx. The left vocal cord looks favorable. healing may take another week. Emperor’s general condition is good with normal temperature and pulse. Signed by three surgeons. Court circular notes he heard the report from Herr Von Lucanus.
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Berlin
William
New Palace
Potsdam
Herr von Lucanus
Ready for War in Japan Says Yokohama Millionaire
Charles V. Sale a Yokohama resident for twenty three years says Japan is ready for war with Russia. He believes the public desires conflict but the government pursues caution while guarding movements and keeping Russia from Korea.
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Russia
Charles V. Sale
Yokohama
Japan
Korea
Four Children Die in Nitro Glycerine Explosion in Ohio
Four children aged fourteen, twelve, eight, and nine were killed instantly by an explosion of nitro glycerine at Buck's Run in Hocking county. The accident occurred as the youngsters played with a can that had contained the explosive. the Rohn home was partly wrecked and the scene described as terribly mutilated.
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Lancaster
Buck's Run
Hocking County
Oscar
Charles Bohn
Robert M. Conrad
Rohns
Woman injured in carnival loop accident in Vinita
Miss Belle Norton known as Froviola, performer in a carnival company, fell from the top of a twenty two foot high steel loop after a guy line broke. She was unconscious and taken to a hospital.
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Belle Norton
Strike Ordered by Iron Workers Chief in Nationwide Action
President Frank Buchanan of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers union orders a nationwide strike on all contracts held by the Iron League of New York. The action affects forty thousand building trades workers and 250 ongoing construction projects nationwide.
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Buchanan
The
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union of America
Iron League of New York
Failed attempts to rob Rock Island train thwarted
Des Moines Nov 9 two attempts to rob a Rock Island train were thwarted by railroad officials. A letter demanded 10,000 or dynamiting the train. A patrol guarded a train and a suspect was spotted between Earlham and Dexter, firing at the train before fleeing.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Earlham
Dexter
Handed President as Colombia Protests Panama Policy
Secretary Hay received a protest from Colombian charge Dr. Thomas Herran over U S isthmus policy and Panama government relations. The brief note acknowledges the protest and notes Herran acted on his own responsibility due to lack of government contact since November 2.
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Hay
Washington
White House
Panama
Thomas Herran
Italian finance minister Rosano dies by suicide
Naples reports Minister of Finance Rosano killed himself with a revolver in his room during the night. The death followed his recent appointment to the finance post in the new Italian cabinet announced last Wednesday.
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Naples
Rosano
Signor Rosano
Fatal Explosion in Frisco Mine Near Miami
In the Frisco mines near Miami, Oklahoma Territory, an explosion killed James Drake instantly. Fred Childress and Dick Anhart were injured. Drake leaves a widow and one child.
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Vinita
I. T
Miami
Stabbed Gypsy Prince Sampson Copper Near Robbery
A gypsy leader known as Sampson Copper was stabbed through the heart and robbed in St. Louis on November 9. Police investigate the attack amid rising tensions in the traveler community.
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St. Louis
Sampson Copper
Minor Matters in Brief Across Nations and States
King Peter of Servia will not abdicate and Servian government seeks a 20 million dollar loan. Italy plans to send a cruiser to San Domingo. Home Rule party wins in Hawaii. H B Carter of Mineral Wells Texas owns a 130 year old violin. San Angelo Texas seeks mail delivery. Rioting in Spain benefits Republicans who take several towns. Oklahoma Colored Baptist college Kingfisher granted charter. Pope Pius X blesses 20,000 at Rome.
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H. B. Carter
Mineral Wells
Tex
San Angelo
Spain
Oklahoma Colored Baptist College of
Emperor William faces cancer fears amid private dispatches
Private dispatches report the emperor's operation mirrors his father’s and raise household concern. Surgeons’ official line offers no reassurance, given state sensitivities and family cancer history across the royal line including his mother father grandmother and aunt. Authorities say no cancer is currently proven.
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William
Frederick
Augusta
Grand Duchess
Baden
Germany
J. W. Batts Real Estate Accent Listing Multiple Properties
About 105 acres one mile from court house with 25 cultivated and rest pasture. fenced with six wires, price 1500. Also 1.25 acres near echo house in southeast town with small cottage tenant house and well, price 750. Six room brick house with cistern, four blocks from Main Street at 1250. Half block near Allen Academy at 500. About 13 acres on south side with 4 room house, well, cistern, outbuildings, four blocks from Courthouse, rent 9 dollars monthly, price 630. Joe B Reed home place with 9 room two story frame dwelling on quarter block, price 4260. Half block adjoining DC DeMaret place, price 500.
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Court House
Echoe
Partstown
Main Street
Allen Academy
Courthouse
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Threatened clash prompts state health move to San Antonio
Austin reports a rumored showdown between state health officers and local authorities in San Antonio may lead to the state assuming control and calling in the militia. Adjutant General Hulen departed at Dr. Tabor’s request as officials here decline comment. New York reports former Bank of the Metropolis president Theodore Rogers died at 82 in Jamaica L I from paralysis, leaving a multi million dollar fortune.
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Austin
San Antonio
Genera Hulen
Dr. Tabor
Adjutant General
New York
Theodore Rogers
Bank of the Metropolis
Jamaica
L. I
Mr. Rogers
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Sen Knoy
Ander McDowell
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Henry D. Couden
Payne
Joseph Daly
Exchange Hotel
Seattle
Wash
Miss Belle Norton
Froviola
Frank
Peter of
Servia
Italy
San Domingo
Home Rule Party
Hawaii
Pius X
Rome
John Wittman Filer
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
N. M. McDougald
A. D. McConnico
J. L. Fountain
Franklin
Markel
James’ Drug Store
AL. Hondrick, M. D
Bryan, Texas
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
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