Heir Apparent Dies and Albert Named Heir to Belgium
Count of Flanders died at 11 30 this morning from respiratory inflammation. Born 1837, he leaves Prince Albert of Flanders as the new heir, married to Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria with two children. Albert, a popular traveler, faces Socialist opposition to the $40,000 annual grant transfer.
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Brussels
Count
Flanders
Leopold
Belgium
Prince Albert of
Albert
Elizabeth of
Bavaria
Prince Leopold
Prince Charles
Prince Albert
King Leopold
Prince Elizabeth
Hitchcock Denounces Light Fencing Case Verdict
Secretary Hitchcock called the Omaha land fencing verdict a shock and indignation verdict. Bartlett Richards and William G. Comstock pled guilty to illegal fencing of 212000 acres of government land in Sheridan county Nebraska and were fined 300 dollars each and held six hours in custody. He vowed the department will press on and indict repeated violators until laws are obeyed.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Bartlett Richards
William G. Comstock
Omaha
Sheridan County
Nebraska
Department
Menacing Outlook For Early Collapse Of Strike
The St Petersburg strike outlook grew gloomier on Friday as the workers extend their action. Delegates welcomed added support from bank clerks telephone girls and professional leagues while receiving hidden supplies and funds. The workers demand universal direct secret suffrage and an end to martial law in Poland rejecting Count Wittes appeals.
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St. Petersburg
Council of Workmen
Workmen’s Council
Workmen's Council
Count Witte
Poland
Council of the Workmen’s
Count Witt
Mutiny Rumor bericht in Manchurian army threatens revolt
A sensational rumor reports a mutiny in the Manchurian army with General Linovitch sending a dispatch to the emperor about a revolt. The fighting reportedly left many soldiers killed or wounded before suppression. Separately in Riga a gunman tried to assassinate the city governor but missed.
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St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Depew Testifies on Syndicate Involvement and Paris Ambassadorship
Senator Chauncey M. Depew explains his role as counsel to Equitable and his syndicate ties before the insurance investigation committee. He recounts Hyde seeking influence for a Paris ambassadorship, says the president deemed the post impossible, and urges public audits and policy risk limits to reduce suits.
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New York
Insurance Investigation Committee
Chauncey M. Depew
Equitable Society
Paris
Depew
Hyde
Handforth Dies After Remarkable Neck Break Survival
George Handforth, 28, died at Methodist Hospital after fifteen months in bed with a broken neck. He survived on air and water mattresses, conscious though unable to move, his weight dropping from 160 to 34 pounds. He worked at Atlantic Refining and fell from a tank on August 19, 1904, fracturing the fifth and sixth vertebrae.
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Philadelphia
George Handforth
Methodist Hospital
Annals of
Medicine
Handforth
Atlantic Refining Company
Brother Nurses Him Heroic Measures Prolong Henderson Life
In Dubuque Iowa on November 17 ex Speaker David B Henderson lies under heroic care. His brother A C Henderson a trained nurse uses scorching blankets to draw blood and improve circulation while avoiding opiates. Another brother George Henderson in San Diego is reported dying, but kept from the two Dubuque brothers.
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George Henderson
San Diego
Dubuque
Publication Prohibited and Polish Papers Banned
Warsaw where the governor general prohibits three more Polish papers and bars handbills. Military guard surrounds areas. Kieff reports meetings barred and rail stations and shops guarded. Chicago notes rising export and domestic flour demand.
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Warsaw
Kieff
Russia
Chicago
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Oliver Typewriter
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Count of Flanders
Secretary of the Interior
Riga
Brother
Grand Opera House
E. J. Carpenter
Stevenson Machine
E. J. Jenkins
Ft Brands
Silas B. Johnson
Montreal
E. Rohde
Bryan Steam Laundry
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