Japan and Uncle Sam complete agreements
Secretary Root and Kogoro Takahira exchange notes defining policy in the Far East. The brief ceremony followed by diplomatic felicitation, with full purport released via Associated Press. International reactions in London Paris and Washington highlight a master stroke for peace and open door in China.
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Takahira
Japan
Root
Washington,n
United States
Kogoro Takahira
Far East
Associated Press
Examination Begins in the Steinheil Case
Paris reports the Steinheil inquiry made little progress with only secondary witnesses heard. Mme Steinheil faces a lengthy interrogation tomorrow and Wednesday to determine if the reconstruction crime in her presence requires court action. Hostile demonstrations are anticipated as she is brought to court at an early hour and kept in conciergerie. Steinheil’s counsel will retire citing lack of criminal experience.
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Paris
Steinhell
M. Andree
Mme. Steinheil
Mme Steinhell
Mule
Leavitt Plans Denver Return After Film Work
Paris dispatch reports William H. Leavitt, son-in-law of William J. Bryan, says he will return to Denver to live with his wife after finishing his current picture. The statement counters circulating rumors that he and Mrs Leavitt have separated.
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Leavitt
Denver
Paris
William H. Leavitt
William J. Bryan
United States
Weather report for Tamar Wednesday day forecast
Weather note reports morning temperature and local conditions. November 1808 entry provides brief forecast for the day without detailed figures.
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Seip
Furnace Explosion at Toledo Plant Kills Six
An explosion at the Toledo Furnace Company's plant in Toledo Ohio claims six lives with two dead and two more dying as hot air in the furnace triggers a premature blast. two are perhaps fatally burned.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Furnace Company
Football Hero Rewarded by Captaincy
Atlanta Ga November 30 Quarterback Bonwick played through Thanksgiving game with a fractured collar bone and, in recognition of his sacrifice, was unanimously elected captain of next year’s football team.
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Atlanta
Quarterbaack Bonwick
Pope Pius X Confined by Fever in Bed
Rome reports Pope Pius X has a slight fever and remains in bed. Doctors Fatacel and Meronia say no complications are expected with proper care.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Pius X
Fatacel
Meronia
Tariff 18 Unnecessary Says World Won’t Suffer
The hearing on the tariff schedule features debate over removing hides and shoes from the free list. Witnesses including Fred Vogel Jr and David P Leas argue the current duties harm raisers and consumers, while a telecom from A E Lit Co urges abolition to welcome world competition.
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Washington
Fred Vogel, Jr
Milwall
David P. Leas
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boutelle
Mr. Leas
Clark
Emaba Cobb
Payne
A. E. Lit & Co
Maas
Rebels marching to Port au Prince
Rebels under General Simon advance toward Port au Prince and threaten looting if they enter the city. Reports say Leo gane, twenty miles west, could be reached today amid panic in the capital.
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Port AU Prince
Simon
Leogane
Cold Storms Sweep Minnesota to Montana
A cold front and northwest gales approach from Minnesota to Montana. Prince Albert and Battlefield report eighteen below zero while Minnedona Manitoba and Devils Lake North Dakota register four below. A sleet storm disrupts telegraphic lines along the Northern Pacific railroad, especially in Montana and North Dakota.
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Minnesota
Montana
St. Paul
Ming
Prince Albert and Battlefield
Sask
Mercury
Minnedona
Manitoba
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Auto maniacs speed spree claims lives in New York
Two dead one dying and eleven hurt in twelve hours of reckless automobile speeders in and about New York City.
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New York
Burt
New York City
Pittsburg Rescue Efforts Follow Mine Disaster Toll
A Pittsburg mining incident at the Rathel and Agnes shaft in Marianne Pennsylvania trapped miners after an explosion. At least 120 workers were affected with 106 later reported victims. rescuers expected to bring additional survivors to the surface by noon.
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Pittsburg
Rathel
Agnes
Buffalo
Marianne
Bellevue Straits Street Ends Night With Football Aid Game
A description of a street scene near Bellevue Stratford St where tickets to an army and navy football game were sold at night. The narrative mentions a clash with Sid and a resumed fight after an interruption.
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Bellevue Stratford St
Topight Dway
Army Aid Navy
Sid
Public Printer Appointment and Ship Collision Report
Samuel B. Wonnelly of New York is named public printer and takes oath. a Chefoo collision in fog between two Japanese vessels sinks both ships. About 700 people aboard are dead or missing with many Europeans and Americans among casualties.
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NEW Pusse
Washington
Samuel B. Uwonnelly
New York
Roosewlt
Treasury
London
Che Foo
China
Sapres
Indoor Championships Open With World and Indoor Records
New York Navy reports the first night of the A A U Indoor championships saw one world record and two indoor marks fall. Patrick McDonald of the Irish American A C set a new 56 pound weight throw height and distance record, Melvin Shepherd was edged in a 1000 yard race by Harry Gissing to set an indoor record, and M P Driscoll of Mercury A C won two events with a 9 minute 28 2-5 second indoor record.
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New York
Navy
Patrick McDonald
A. C
Melvin Shepherd
Harry Gissing
M. P. Driscoll
Mercury A. C
Woodruff Withdraws From New York Senate Race
Hot Springs Va Nov 30 Timothy Lot e issues statement withdraws from the U S Senate contest in New York.
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Woodruff
Ray
Supreme Court Review Sought In Big Rebates Case
Attorney General Bonaparte petitions the Supreme Court to review the Seventh Circuit reversal of Judge Landis in the Standard Oil rebate case. Judge Miller seeks three weeks to file a reply, delaying a decision until after Christmas. Justice Holmes also rules against a Virginia rail rate order, directing appeals to state court.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Supreme Court of the United States
Hia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Landis
Standard,Ol! Company
Miller
Mse
Supreme Court
Railroad
Holmes
Virginia Railroad
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Commission
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Virginia
Supreme Court of Virginia
State Court of Last Resort
Archbold Outlines Standard Oil World Trade Reach
John D. Archbold, vice president, testifies in the government’s suit to dissolve the Standard Oil trust. He says 63 percent of 1906 illuminating oil refined by Standard was sold abroad, and that the company exported the bulk of its oil in other years as well. He notes competition from 400 foreign firms and claims the foreign trade favors the United States. He adds earnings funded new refineries and pipelines.
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New ‘Yorks
Standard Oj
John Dr. Archbold
Standard
Archbold
United States
Far East
Standard of Trust
Senate May Kick Over Japan Agreement
The United States Senate will seek information from the State Department on the new American Japanese document described as a treaty or declaration of principles. Senator Shelby M. Cullen warned that a treaty would require Senate ratification and that an offensive defensive alliance with Japan would be rejected. he noted the document is described as a declaration, awaiting fuller details.
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Washington
United States Senate
State Department
Shelby M. Cullen
Foreign Relations of the State
State, Department
Congress
Senate
Japan
Juarez Fight Night Stopped by Governor in Juarez
Borique Creel governor of Chihuahua and ex ambassador to the United States halted a prison boxing match in Juarez opposite El Paso. Six rounds were advertised between Kid Harold of El Paso and Mexico City and Jack Graham of Kansas City, with the last round to go five minutes. Creel sent rurales to the bull ring, and the event was not held.
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EB Paso
Texas
Borique Creel
Cuihuahua
United States
Juarez
el Paso
Kid Harold
Mexico City
Jack Grahham
Kansas City
Cree
Rurales
Gas fumes cause man's fatal fall in Pueblo tank
Pueblo Colorado November 30 Overcome by ammonia fumes George Porter worker for Pueblo Gas and Fuel company fell from a ladder placed across a large tank He sustained injuries that may prove fatal His wife and family live at 900 East Third Street.
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Pueblo
Colo
George Porter
Pueblo Gas and Fuel Company
East Third Street
Drunken man kills wife and himself in Pittsburgh
James Hackett of Morningside avenue East end Pittsburgh wounded his wife fatally and then died by suicide in a liquor fueled crime.
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Pitsburg
Navy
James Hackett
Morningside Avenue
East End
Tatally
Ohio Pennsylvania League to Organize Reorganization
Toledo Ohio November 30 The Ohio Pennsylvania league will reorganize on a written basis when magnates meet Tuesday in Pittsburg to discuss league changes.
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Reonganlee
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio-Penpayvania League
Mag‘nates
Pittsburg
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