Kaiser Promises Constitutional Conduct After Potsdam Interview
Emperor William yields to public pressure and pledges to govern via constitutional methods. The Potsdam audience with Chancellor von Buelow followed the Telegraph interview, with the Reich at large endorsing restraint and the emperor promising to act only through ministers.
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Potsdam
Kaiser
von Buelow
Hohenzollern
Empire
Prince von Buelow
Daily Telegraph
Reichstag
Three Year Old Tot Dies After Severe Burns
Iridna Clary aged three, daughter of Mrs H C Clary, widow, of Tyner area, suffered fatal burns yesterday at 11 am while in grandmother's care. She died at 8 pm the same day after intense suffering. Burial planned for Bell Center Cemetery.
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Tot
Iridna
H. C. Clary
Tyner
Cambridge
Bell Center Cemetery
Murder Confession Ties Grandfather Slaying to Robbery Bid
Walter Zeller, 18, confessed that his grandfather William Read was murdered in Vineland New Jersey while he and Jine Wheeler and Herbert Griggs attempted a home burglary. Zeller stood guard while others entered. Wheeler allegedly beat Read and shot him to prevent recognition. They fled the scene without robbing the house. Wheeler was arrested, Griggs at large.
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Vineland
N. J
Walter Zeller
William Read
Jine Wheeler
Herbert Griggs
Zeller
Wheeler
Read
Griggs
Bryan noncommittal on presidential run
In San Antonio on November 18 William J. Bryan replied to questions about a possible future presidential bid. He refused to be drawn on run timing and emphasized defense of policies he believes benefit Americans. He also addressed Nebraska senate prospects and urged Democratic reforms.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wiliam J. Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Nebraska
Two Killed and Two Injured in Sixth Avenue Collision
New York November 18. Carl Heinrich and Henry Bauman were killed outright when a Sixth Avenue train collided with a derailed work train. Two other workmen were injured fatally.
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New York
Carl Heinrich
Henry Bauman
Sixth Avenue
Lifeless body of W F Moorhead found in Senecaville barn
The body of William F Moorhead was found suspended from a barn rafter in Senecaville by his son Otto about 8 30 this morning. He had suffered nervous and heart trouble for over a year and recently improved after a Marion trip but grew worse again. The death is reported to be by suicide, with neighbors noting his mental distress. Dr Scott was summoned but life had ended. Moorhead was a respected Guernsey county citizen noted for his energy and activity.
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Senecaville
William F. Moorhead
Guernsey County
Otto
Scott
Mr. Moorhead
Marion
Private Dalzell Seeks Ohio Senate Seat
J M Dalzell known as Private Dalzell announces readiness to accept the Ohio United States senatorship if offered, stating he is not a candidate but would serve faithfully if chosen. He cites a half century in service since 1856 and denies corruption or political pulls in his record.
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New York
J. M. Dalzell
Dalzell
Ohio
United States
Montenegro Declares War on Montenegro Frontlines
Vienna reports that Montenegrin troops have mounted guns above Cattaro a key Austrian port and occupy Dug Pass into Herzegovina with eight thousand men. The move signals heightened hostilities in the region and concerns over control of Adriatic fronts.
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Vienna
Austria
Montenegro
Cattaro
Herzegovina
Rockefeller to Testify for Defense in Oil Suit
New York November 18. The defense in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil may call John D Rockefeller as a witness today. Other leaders of Standard Oil including William Rockefeller John D Archbold and James A Moffitt are also expected to appear. If Rockefeller refuses to answer on counsel advice Referee Ferriss would seek a federal judge ruling.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Custom House
Standard Oil Company
William Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
James A. Moffitt
Rockefeller
Ferriss
Rockefeller Testifies for Standard Oil in U.S. Suit
New York November 18 John D Rockefeller took the witness stand at 2 PM as a witness for Standard Oil in the government’s suit. He was questioned at length about his oil business connections and his answers were noted for frankness.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
United States
Lookout Inn Burned On Lookout Mountain
The famous Lookout inn on Lookout mountain in Chattanooga Tennessee burned to the ground with all its contents. Four cottages and their contents were destroyed. The incline powerhouse was damaged and the trestle on the bluff faced fire briefly. The city saw a spectacular blaze as heavy smoke enveloped the mountain.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Hammerstein Opens Philadelphia Opera House in Grand Fashion
Oscar Hammerstein introduces his Philadelphia Opera House marking a new era in grand opera. The brick stone building seats 4100 at Broad Poplar and Carlisle streets and will feature New York stars led by Maria Labia in Carmen.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera House
America
Napoleon
Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
New York
Philadelphia
Broad, Poplar
Carlisle Streets
Mr. Hammerstein
Mlle
Labia
Marriage of the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Elkins Planned
The Gazette di Torino cites an authoritative source that the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Elkins will wed but not soon. The denial by Senator Elkins is seen as a request for respectful silence and the duke plans a near term journey.
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Turin
Italy
Gazette di Torino
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Elkins
Little Girl’s Story Convicts Campbell
Fred Campbell, twenty six, twice married, found guilty of rape and shooting with intent to kill in Franklin Pennsylvania. He assaulted Florence Shira a fourteen year old girl near Monarch Park, forced her to turn away as he fired, the bullet lodged in her neck. She survived and sought help from Monarch Park superintendent.
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Franklin
Fred Campbell
Campbell
Florence Shira
Monarch Park
Belmont County votes dry under Rose law by record margin
Belmont County Ohio records a decisive dry vote under the Rose law on Tuesday. The county’s margin reached 2469 in favor of prohibition, with rural districts showing the strongest opposition. Bellaire Bridgeport and Martins Ferry stayed wet, while St Clairsville with five saloons and Belaire with forty four saloons went dry.
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Wheeling
Ohio
Belmont County
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Martins Ferry
St. Clairsville
Belaire
Mar
Family plans move to Lancaster after trip
B. B. Altican traveled to Lancaster this morning as the family prepares to relocate there on Saturday to establish their future home. James Scott has returned from a visit with friends in Cleveland.
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B. B. Altican
Lancaster
That
James Scott
Cleveland
Want ads seek reliable servant girls and cooks
The Daily Jeffersonian urges readers to placeWant ads for servant girls and cooks. Ads cost 25 cents for 24 words eight times and can be placed by calling Home 218 or Bell 489 J.
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Daily
Jeffersonian
Train Rollover Injures Five Near Cowan
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed on a forty foot embankment between Cowan and Camden Gauley causing five trainmen to be injured. One may die. Injured include William Garrett Alva Dillon Washington Smith Blaine Hutchinson and Harry Banks. Spreading rails are blamed for the accident.
Voodoo Test Fixes Murderer Guilt
In Little Rock Arkansas Sam Haywood is shot at his door by a stranger. Louis Hursch, suspected killer, dies by suicide after a coroner’s inquest where a voodoo test is invoked. A negro juryman demands the gun’s discharge to prove guilt. Also Carl Freeman loses a hand in a rabbit hunt near Piqua Ohio.
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Little Rock
Ark
Sam Haywood
Monticello
Louis Hursch
Hursch
Piqua, O
Carl Freeman
Roosevelt Hosts White House Dinner Without Federation Leaders
President Roosevelt interviews labor leaders at a White House dinner to learn what labor wants from Congress. Notables Gompers and Mitchell were absent, while figures like O'Keefe and Morrissey attended alongside Justices Holmes Moody and cabinet members.
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Supreme Court
White House
Daniel O'Keefe
John Mitchell
Stone
Morrissey
Dolan
Washington, Moy
Roosevelt
Congress
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Morrison
Mitchell
O'Keefe
Duncan
Justice Holmes
Moody
Massachusetts
Garfield
Interior Department
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Charles P. Neill
Federal Bureau of Labor
E. E. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
T. W. Powderly
Bureau of Information
The
Immigration Service
Gente Dabaes
Deanne Mainr Cenarel
Pleasant City eyes legal clash over raids and warrants
Residents of Pleasant City report possible warrants being prepared by Cambridge attorneys against prominent locals for trespassing after a recent raid by Deputy Sheriff Jerry and a citizen posse that seized liquor. Citizens claim marshal J W Trott was untouched by earlier events and may face a dry crackdown. The town, described as dirty with chicken lice, braces for further action as warrants are expected to be served.
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Pleasant City
Mike Machary
Jerry
Aken
Cambridge
J. W. Trott
Columbus
Machary
Frott
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Private Dalzell
Noble County
Foraker
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Battle Mountain
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Belmont
Little Girl
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