Natives Blame Ex Chief for Shipwreck Deaths in Solomons
Details from the Victoria dispatches recount the loss of the American ship Susquehanna off Solomon Islands. Ex chief’s hut sparked a massacre fear, prompting Americans to flee to a boat. Mrs Elwell endured privations while others were rescued by the Ada and reached San Christobal.
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Turner Hates Nation
Chicago dispatch reports Bishop Henry M. Turner of the AME Church delivering a fierce address at the Macon conference. He denounces the United States Supreme Court and the nation, urges Africa as a homeland, and challenges Thomas Dixon to a public debate over the Negro question.
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Norwegian consul refutes Dundee report on Amundsen ship
Henry Lun i, the Norwegian consul at San Francisco, says information from Captain Amundsen shows the Gjoa passed Boothia Felix in safety months ago, contradicting Dundee Scotland reports that the expedition was crushed in ice at Boothia Felix. Letters from Amundsen support the safe passage and deny the disaster.
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Fleet sails under sealed orders to pressure Turkey
Athens reports an international naval fleet assembled at Pheraeus to demonstrate against Turkey in support of powers demands for financial control of Macedonia. British and French torpedo boats remained to maintain communication with the fleet.
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German influence denied in Turkish policy say Berlin officials
Berlin reports the foreign office rejects the idea that Turkey acts under German influence. It states the Sultan is angry with Germany, as officials say Berlin urged him to bow to the powers’ demands.
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Alabama Bank This Time
The First National Bank of Lineville Alabama closed by board action with National Bank Examiner Cooper appointed as receiver in Washington on November 25.
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