Cuba Hums To U S Style In Treaties At Havana
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Cuba has urged the United States to adjust reciprocity on its own terms delaying action on a US drafted treaty. General Bliss travels to Havana to try to broker a Cuban negotiated agreement while Washington hesitates. Senator Foraker conferred with officials and offered no comment for publication.
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United States
Congress
Cuba
Havana
State Department
Washington
Bliss
General Bliss
Senator Foraker
Indiana Y M C A delegates gather in Peru for convention
Delegates began arriving in Peru Indiana for the Indiana Young Men Christian Association annual convention set to open at the First Baptist Church. About 500 delegates are expected with notable speakers from across the region including Joseph Rameey Jr and Judge Seldon P. Spencer.
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Commercial Tribune
Peru
Ind
Young Men's Christian Association of
Indiana
First Baptist Church
Joseph Rameey, Jr
Wabash Railroad
Seldon P. Spencer
St. Louis
Alexander Patterson
William Parker
Franklin P. Granse
Chicago
B. D. Gordon
Lt Coal
George D. McDill
Omaha
Charles H. Newton
Toledo
H. P. Townley
State Association
Samuel C. Pickens
John F. Wallick
Association
J. C. McClurkin
Evansville
T. G. Pierson
Spencer
John C. Phipp
Indianapolis
John P. Hillis
Greencastle
Robber Holds Up Columbia Heights Gambling Parlor
A lone bandit robbed a crowded Columbia Heights gambling den in Minneapolis tonight. He shot an attendant twice and escaped with about $2,000. Local police launched a search for the suspect.
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Minneapolis
Mint
Columbia Heights
Granddaughter of Lafayette Dies in Paris
The Marquise De Chambrun, last granddaughter of Lafayette, died yesterday in Paris. Her family maintained strong American ties, with sons marrying American spouses and multiple relations linked to U S figures. Her eldest son becomes the Lafayette family’s leading representative in France.
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Marquise de Chambrun
Lafayette
America
Marquis de Chambrun
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Bellamy Storer
Marquise
Rochambeau
Count Savorgnan de Brazza
The
Congo
Durbin May Ask Trustees 70 Quit Over Prison Board Crisis
Indiana Governor Durbin demanded the resignation of Jeffersonville Reformatory Board member John S. McDonald after a Capitol conference. McDonald refused. reports say Durbin may seek resignations from the entire board over the Hert succession. He cited lack of notice on a new superintendent, poor cooperation with state administration, and nonresident appointee Joseph P. Byers as issues. McDonald pressed for written causes.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Capitol
John S. McDonald
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Board of Managers
Joseph P. Byers
Hert
Indiana
McDonald
Two Bandits Loot a Big Gambling Den in Minneapolis
Two armed robbers struck a Columbia Heights gambling den tied to J. D. Sullivan's saloon. They took about $1,943 from players and staff, wounded Harvey Howard, and divided loot from manager David Brice and treasurer Ingram Flick as patrons were forced to line up.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Columbia Heights
Harvey Howard
J. D. Sullivan
David Brice
Ingram Flick
Sullivan
Emperor Bags 84 Rabbits in 20 Minutes in English Game Day
In Windsor royal preserves both emperors hunted with nobility as the German Emperor, on the last day of his England visit, brought down eighty four rabbits in twenty minutes while the King of Portugal hunted with King Edward.
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London
Portugal
Earl of Lonsdale
Edward
Royal
Windsor
England
Demand for Horse Meat Declining in Berlin
Berlin reports lower prices for six hundred pound horses in slaughter markets as high meat costs drive evasion of bans. Horse meat sold as beef or used in sausage persists despite municipal rules requiring proper labeling. Authorities fear enforcement will modestly push meat prices downward and impact sausage production.
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Berlin
England
Burg
Brement
Scott Still Favors Hanna for President
New York dispatch reports Senator Scott of West Virginia endorsing Hanna for the Republican presidential candidate. He notes satisfaction with the Dingley tariff bill as it stands and predicts both parties will hold 1904 national conventions in St. Joseph. Cannon is forecast to be Speaker with Dalzell favored by the West Virginia delegation.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Scott
West Virginia
Hanna
Roosevelt
Ohio
St. Ja Sel
Cannon
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Burton
Congressional
Neil House
East
Massachusetts
Iowa
Indiana
No Plot Against Roosevelt, Secret Service Chief Says
Chief Wilkie of the U S Secret Service states there was no plot against President Roosevelt as described by Mrs Lena Doxheimer. An official investigation concluded she was mistaken about the facts though he respects her sincerity.
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Washington
Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Lena Doxheimer
Roosevelt
8Ctét Service
Doxheimer
Says She Is Mistaken
New York records and police inquiries found no entries about a man Mueller and Mrs Schroeder linked to a supposed anarchist plot to assassinate President Roosevelt. Mrs Doxheimer, ill in bed, could not be questioned. her husband cited police orders preventing interrogation.
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New York
Mueller
Schroeder
Lena Doxheimer
Hoboken
Roosevelt
Doxheimer
Roosevelt Attends Four Speeches in Memphis Homecoming
In Memphis November 19 Roosevelt leads a grand welcome for General Luke Wright Philippines envoy. He speaks four times at receptions and a banquet while Wright is praised for nonpartisan Philippine administration and Wright’s wife is warmly praised.
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Roosevelt
Memphis
Tenn
Luke E. Wright
Philippines
Benton McMillan
Joseph
Gayoso Hotel
General Wright
Gayoso
Peabody
Generals Wright
Semmes
Wright
McKinley
Burton's Room to Be Sprung Today
Ohio Republicans prepare for a Speakership caucus with Theodore E. Burton favored to win endorsement. Burton’s allies say he will be endorsed despite rival Cannon signals and mixed early returns. Several Ohio votes are pledged, with Gill abroad and others undecided, shaping a tight caucus outcome.
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Burton
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio Republican
Cannon
Ohio
Gill
Europe
Skiles
Nevin
Beidler
Morgan
Southard
Hildebrand
Kennedy
Jackson
Longworth
Goebel
Grosvenor
VanVorhis
Warnock
Cigar Trust Announces Wage Increase for Factory Girls
The American Cigar Company plans a wage rise once the new salary schedule is set. The main rise is 20 percent for female factory workers, starting with seven thousand girls in Camden Tren ton and Philadelphia. The increase will reach about 15,000 girls in Cincinnati Dayton Louisville Baltimore Passaic Jersey City and others. Philadelphia houses the largest single factory with 1 500 girls employed. Details on affected grades and exact effective dates were not provided.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
American Cigar Company Today
Camden
Trenton
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Dayton
Louisville
Baltimore
Passaic
Jersey City
Cigar Makers Strike In Havana Involving 30000 Workers
Havana reports state that all factory cigar makers walked out today. It is estimated that about 30 000 employees joined the strike across the industry with widespread disruption and labor tension.
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Havana
Will Demand Village for Treatment of Epileptics
The Indiana Conference of Charities and Corrections outlined its legislature agenda in Indianapolis on November 19. Primary goals include establishing a village for epilepsy treatment and colonizing the insane, with a push for separating the Girls Industrial School from the State Women's Prison. The group will press the State Board of Charities and hospital superintendents to advance colonization efforts, and officers elected include President Alexander Johnson and Secretary Frank Marvin.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Conference of Charities and Corrections
State Womens
State Board of Charities
Superintendents of Hospitals For
Alex. Johnson
Fr. Wayne
Frank Marvin
Lafayette
Vaughn Seeks Sister Alice Vaughn in New York
L Vaughn travels from Gibson Illinois to New York seeking his sister Alice Vaughn who left five years ago to seek her own way. He learns she used the name Alice Brooks in Cincinnati and is reportedly seen on a Broadway car in New York City. He pursues clues in St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago and plans to advertise tomorrow.
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New York
Alice Vaughn
Gibson, Ill
Vaughn
St. Louis
Cintinnati
Alice Brooks
New York City
Alice
Burning of his paintings causes artist's death
San Francisco Nov 19 Juan B. Wandesford international artist is dead in the city. His health had declined since fire destroyed many of his works and his Haywards home years ago. He was born in England and was 58 years of age.
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San Francisco
Juan B. Wandesford
Haywards
England
Supreme Court halts Cleveland police reorg by Mayor Johnson
The Ohio Supreme Court enjoined Mayor Tom L. Johnson from politically reorganizing Cleveland police, barred Johnson’s appointees from interim changes, and ordered reinstatement of five police captains while preventing suspensions of Chief George E. B. Corner. The ruling curbs Johnson’s plan until a valid city charter and code take effect.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
George E B. Corner
Dunn
Corner
M. W. Beacom
Cleveland Democrats
Samuel H. Holding
T. H. Hogsett
Board of Safety
Carnegie Affected by Meal While Abroad Recovers
London Nov 19 Andrew Carnegie was affected by something he ate on the continent but is rapidly recovering. The doctor says there is no cause for anxiety and that Mr Carnegie only needs a few days rest.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Continent
Mr. Carnnegie
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