American interests abroad buy German liners and Paris transit
New York Life Insurance company purchased bonds giving American interests control of the North German Lloyd Steamship company though the move is an investment. Paris reports negotiations to transfer Paris street car system to American capitalists, ending a local company war and reshaping the network.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Paris
Gale Strikes Newfoundland Off Cape Race Coast
A terrific gale off the Newfoundland coast left three sailors dead while rescuing mariners. Steamship hulls run ashore at Cape Race were broken up and cargo washed away.
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St. Johns
N. F
Cape Race
Montana robber a murderer Kilpatrick identified by sheriff
The Concho county sheriff wired that Longbough the Montana train robber is Kilpatrick the Texas murderer wanted in San Angelo and Sonora Mexico for killing three men. He admitted his identity when charged. Laura Bullion, with him, is also wanted in Texas for forging Helena bank bonds. Telegraphic reports of the Jeffries Ruhlin fight tonight.
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St. Louis
Concho County
Texas
Longbough
Montana
Kilpatrick
San Angelo
Sonora
Mexico
Southwest
Longebaugh
Laura Bullion
Colorado Earthquake Shakes Buena Vista Area
A six second earthquake shock rattled Buena Vista Colorado and surrounding areas at 3 AM. A saloon plate glass window cracked. mountain boulders shifted and waters in Commonweed creek rose suddenly.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Portland mine witness spar with senator in million dollar suit
In Omaha a Cripple Creek Portland mine case featured John O Hara clashing with Senator Patterson of Cole. O Hara testified Doyle and Burns were partners in all mining deals and prompted the senator to back down.
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Omaha
Neb
Portland
Cripple Creek
John O'Hare
Patterson
Cole
O'Hare
Doyle
Burns
November's Stormy Record
Queenstown reports unprecedented Atlantic gales and record disturbances in November. The Gymrie of the White Bay line arrived damaged after severe gales, as a cold snap and heavy snow disrupt rail traffic across the United Kingdom. Ice coats London parks.
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Queenstown
Atlantic
Gymrie
White Bay
United Kingdom
Kingdom
London Parks
Roosevelt Will Not Be Radical Says Michigan Senator
Senator Mc Millan arrived in New York and said he spent time with Roosevelt who would be most conservative in Congress. He expects the new president to avoid radical moves and keep the country at peace and prosperous. The piece notes Roosevelt’s guarded approach to policy.
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New York
McMillan
Michigan
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Couple dead by gas in New York apartments
A Kuns and his wife were found dead in their New York City area apartments near Hobo ken. The elderly couple died from gas asphyxiation after reportedly threatening to take their own lives. The incident occurred this morning and follows previous threats to depart this life in this manner.
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New York
A. Kuns
Hoboken
Exposition debt settlement averted receiver plan
Pan American creditors met to settle affairs without appointing a receiver. The exposition owes three and a quarter million dollars. Thanksgiving in the Philippines delayed. Roosevelt’s proclamation telegraphed to Manila for a true American celebration.
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Buffalo
Philippines
Washington
Roosevelt
Manila
Woman Shot Dead in Kansas City Robbery Incident
Mrs Kramer wife of a Central City merchant was shot in bed early this morning in Kansas City by a lone intruder Edward Watkins seeking a robbery. Kramer shot Watkins as he entered the house and then killed him after awakening.
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Kansas City
Kramer
Central City
Kas
Edward Watkins
Watkins
Mine Disaster at Baby Mine Near Pocahontas
Roanoke Virginia November 15 nine bodies recovered from the Baby mine Pocahontas by noon and the death toll expected to rise above twenty. Thirty two injured remain listed as the mine continued burning with no additional explosions that day. Hunter Wounded Menominee Michigan November 15 William Everhardt seriously wounded while hunting when a deer is shot the bullet passing through the animal and striking a tree then through Everhardt’s wrist into his cheek and neck.
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Wesadtofcock
Roanoke
Pocahontas
Menominee
Mich
William Everhardt
Stephenson
George Richardson
Everhart
Jeffries and Rublin Set for Tonight's Big Fight
In San Francisco, November 15, Jeffries and Rublin prepare for a 9:30 p.m. bout. Jeffries favorite at 2 to 1, both fighters deemed in prime health by physicians. Attendees include several sporting celebrities from the East, though interest remains mainly within the sporting community.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Rublin
Bank Robbery at Spring Lake Bank in New Jersey
Burglars broke into the Spring Lake bank in Spring Lake, New Jersey, this morning and carried off four thousand dollars. In London the city corporation invited the king and queen to a state banquet on December 5, which they accepted, marking a royal ceremony after the queen’s death.
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New York
Spring Lake
New Jersey
Edward
London
Hancock ashore off Nagasaki aided by German warship
Nagasaki reports the United States transport Hancock grounded on the Japanese coast and receiving assistance from a German warship. In Berlin, Andrew D. White arrives to resume his diplomatic duties after sailing from New York aboard the Deutschland in October.
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Nagasaki
United States
Hancock
New Militia Company Formed in City With 42 Veterans
Requisite members were secured and a petition filed with Governor Richards to form a militia company. Adjutant General Stitzer will issue orders to muster and elect officers once all members are notified. The unit, to be named Company, will use the old Company G armory and includes Spanish American War veterans.
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Richards
Stitner
Stitzer
Company G
Four More Discharged Under Saloon Probe
Union Pacific officials enforce a recent order forbidding railroad employees from frequenting saloons. Several men at this place were discharged, including a conductor who drank two beers, while others were excused after being shown not on duty during the alleged time.
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Sabon
Local Man Seeks 5000 Shares in Consolidated Oil
H P Hynds of this city aims to purchase 5000 shares of Consolidated Oil at Kemmerer after its recent strike at v3 well near that place. Hynds telegram to buy stock, but market withdrawal delayed the offer. He offered 25 cents per share and a push is on to raise the total shares for him.
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H. P. Hynds
Consolidated Oil Company
Kemmerer
Hynds
Sheriff upgrades jail entrance to prevent jail breaks
Special to Lender Rawlins Wyo Nov 15 Sheriff Mc Daniel changes the entrance to the county jail cell house to stop turnkey hold ups. The turnkey will enter a small cage with a full view of the interior before access, preventing last jail deliveries by attackers.
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Rawlins
Wyo
McDaniel
Leases Corrals by William Yost at Golden Corrals
William Yost, long absent from the city, has leased the Golden corrals and stables at O’Neil and Seventeenth streets from W I Golden. He will run the stable as a feed and sales operation and later add driving and riding horses and teams to operate as a livery stable. Washington Market advertised as the best place for veal pork beef mutton lamb poultry and vegetables and claimed as the cheapest market in the city.
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William Yost
Golden
O'Neil and
Seventeenth Streets
W. I. Golden
Yost
Wasnngton
Board may recommend abandoning Fort D. A. Russell
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Root appointed board may advise enlarging western forts and abandoning those deemed unnecessary for protection. Fort D. A. Russell is cited as possibly expendable, though critics say it is crucial and costly improvements already made argue against leaving it.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Washington
Root
D. A. Russell
War Department
Fort Russell
United States
Wilson Sues Union Pacific for 10000 Damages
Charles Wilson sues the Union Pacific Railroad in Salt Lake City to recover 10000 for damages after being ejected from a train in Wyoming several months ago.
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Salt Lake
Charles Wilson
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wilson
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Full Returns Of The Friesz Ruhlin Fight At Senate Bar
Full returns of the Jef Fries Ruhlin fight were received by rounds at the Senate Bar tonight, detailing scoring and knockdown counts as spectators watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hynds Place
Jeffries-Ruhlin
Senate
Harry Hynds Plage
Geddes Sheep stockholders meet to rename company
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of the Geddes Sheep company at 10 a.m. December 14 1901 at Van Orsdel & Burdick Cheyenne Wyoming to consider changing the company name to Pioneer Sheep company. J Davis, President.
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Geddes Sheep Company
van Orsdel & Burdick
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pioneer Sheep Company
Davis
Knitwear and Skirts Sale Noted in Brief Listing
A catalog line lists Children’s Knit Underwear in all sizes from 16 to 82 priced at 25 cents each and 45 cents each for unspecified items, plus Ladies’ all wool extra heavy Oxford Grey Rainy Day Skirts offered in the same brief notice.
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Goor
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