German Emperor Urged to Abdicate by Harden's Critique
Berlin reports Maximillian Harden in Die Zukunft urges Emperor William to abdicate or at least curb autocratic rule amid widespread German opposition. Harden cites the Casablanca incident and a volatile political climate as proof of public anger at the Kaiser and chancellor. The German conservatives warn that William’s statements risk foreign policy instability, calling for restraint to preserve empire unity.
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Berlin
Maximillian Harden
Die Zukunft
Wiliam
Germ
William
Ruoye
Kaiser
Germany
Harden
Agaian
von Buelow
House of Hohensollern
Russia
London Telegraph
Baron von Manteuffel
Former Senator Carmack Shot On Street In Nashville
Former U S Senator Edward Ward Carmack editor of the Tennesseean was shot and killed on Seventh Avenue Nashville near Polk Place by Robin Cooper son of Col Duncan B Cooper as the two parties approached each other on Union Street. The motive cited is Carmack’s caustic criticism of the Democratic machine after the recent primary. Carmack, born Nov 5 1858 near Castilian Springs, served in the Tennessee legislature 1884, Senate 1901 and was a delegate to the 1896 Democratic National Convention.
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Nasshville
Tenn
Edward Ward Carmack
Seventh Avene
North
Carmack
Col. Cooper
Car
Tennesveean
Democratic Machine
Colonel Cooper
United States
Edward Carmack
Castilan Springs
Summer County
Columbia
Congress
Tenth
Tennessee
United States Senate
Taylor
Skie City
Nashville
The
Tennesgean
Government Amber Sales Revenue Cut After December 1
Washington reports that beginning December 1 the government plans changes to amber sales revenue per mite for stock grazing and related use. Details clarify how the shift affects proceeds and administration.
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Washington
National banks forecast year receipts near two million
A report cites First National of Ogden Utah First National of San Francisco and First National of Portland Ore. Estimating national year receipts at about two million dollars for the current Macal year.
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Querque
N. M
Ogden
Utah
First National
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
South Dakota Divorces Vote Hangs After Early Count
Oalla Hal on rapid divorce bill in South Dakota leaves result uncertain until official tally. Early indications show the measure to stop rapid divorces approved, keeping the outcome in doubt.
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Bionx Falls
South Dakota
Ince
Decision on Tobacco Trust Dismisses Some Claims
Four judges of the U S circuit court find the American Tobacco Company and affiliates violated the Sherman antitrust law and restraint of trade. A receiver appointment is deemed impracticable and an injunction against subsidiaries is postponed pending appeal. Some subsidiary actions are dropped. Judge Ward dissented.
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U. States Circuit Court
Imperial Tobacco Company
Lacombe
American Tobacco Company
Lacombe, Coxe, Noyed
Ward
United States Circuit Court
Tobacco Company
Grand Reception for Printers Leader in Denver
James Lynch arrived in Denver amid a hero’s welcome with a band, 200 printers, AFL officials, delegates, and citizens. He toured to the Lewiston Hotel and praised the strength of the Typographical Union and its harmony with the federation, signaling no ongoing disputes.
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Denver
James Lynch
International Typographical Union
United States
American Federation of Labor
Lynch
Hugh Jumbo Stevenson
Toronto
Printers of
Canada
Seventeenth Street
Lewiston
Federation
Samuel Gompersono
Gompers
Wrens
Weather Report for Washington and Wyoming Area
Weather forecast for Wyoming and Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions on Wednesday. Local data show maximum 33 degrees and minimum 21 degrees with 0.10 inch precipitation in the 24 hours ending 6 pm November 2, 1908. Section Director.
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D. C
Wyoming
Mrs Smith Promises Full Confession In Raton Murder
Ogamila Nebraska November 9 Mrs Jen Mate Miner Geiger vows a complete confession on the Wally Lee Mann murder near Raton New Mexico. She previously claimed Harry Dales Smith his husband killed Mann but now concedes possible involvement. Sheriff Beal has evidence challenging her prior story.
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Ogamila
Neb
Miner Geiger
Smith
Wally Lee Nn
Raton
N. M
Llala
Denver
Arry Dales Smith
Mann
Dales
Mrs. Geiger
U P Steals Land At Midnight Hour
A midnight land grab by a Union Pacific crew moved trains and over 200 workers to lay track between the water works and smelter yards near Eighth and Cass. Police were notified and ordered to stop work, but were ignored as night crews continued amid armed pickets with no stated reason.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Eighth
Cass
A. G B. Hunt
Postmaster Morgan Wounded in New York City
Edward M. Morgan postmaster of New York City was shot this morning by B H B Mackey an eccentric English stenographer who then killed himself. Morgan was reported resting well with no serious complications as investigators reviewed Mackey s morbid past and the motive tied to grievances over mail handling.
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New York
Edward M. Morgan
New York City
B. H. B. Macket
Mackey
Worcester
Mass
Morgan
Hig
Steam Heat Project for City Hall Near Completion
The 800N City Hall steam heating project involved installing steam heat as part of a central heating system connected to the light company. The work aims to improve building warmth and efficiency in city facilities.
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al Eben
the Light Company
Secretary Root considers New York senate candidate
Washington November 9 Secretary Root said he is meeting a candidate to succeed Senator Platt in the New York senatorial race.
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Root
Washington, D. C
New York
Platt
Gompers Receives Rousing Denver Welcome
President Samuel Gompers arrives in Denver amid a large crowd of labor leaders and delegates. At the Union Station, Gompers greets Max Morris and Harvey E. B. Gaarman, then proceeds to the Albany hotel with a cordial reception. He rebuts Taft’s remarks on labor and vows to continue the fight for workers’ rights.
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Denver
Gompers
Morrison
John Mitchell
Federation
Union Station
Max Morris
Harvey EH. Garman
L. M. French
W. H. Montgomery
Pullman
Max
Frank Morrison
Washington
Harvey BE. Gaarman
Seventeenth ‘Street
Albany Hotel
Turner
Albany
William B. Byrne
Burlington
Chicago
Taft
Congress
Foiled in Blackmail Woman Hurls Dynamite in Denver
Denver detectives foil a blackmail plot against Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps by a nameless woman who demanded twenty thousand dollars. Dynamite sticks she hurled at the victim exploded against an auto wall and did not detonate. The suspect, claiming hypnotic influence, was arrested as investigators seek identity.
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Denver
Colo
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Lawrence, Phipps
Pittsburg
Elks Lodge Cornerstone Laid in Rawlins
Judge R N Matson and A D Kelley returned from Rawlins after participating in laying the cornerstone of a new Elks Home. The building is planned as one of the handsomest in the area, reflecting the lodge's stature.
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Elks Home
Rawlins
R. N. Matson
Cheyenne Lodge of Elks
A. D. Kelley
Wik
Bulding
Rawy View
Horse Drawn Buggy Crash Near Lakeview Cemetery Fatality Report
A horse driven by Midgar Bolce veered into an open waterworks trench near Lakeview cemetery. Bolce was thrown from the buggy and killed. another rider was seriously injured and may not recover. The incident occurred yesterday morning.
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Bolce
Lakevew Cemetery
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Senator Carmack
Oalla Hal
Decision ON Tobacco Trust
Tobacco Trust
Tm Restitien of Trade
Weather Report
Mrs. Smith
U. P
Labor
Morri
Lennon
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