American Cable Across Pacific Now Assured
FR Fey cept Samoa. Will FAP China at Shanghai Commercial Company Representatives Agree on Plans at Conference With Knox.
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Knox
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
1
Cable to Manila China line cleared by Knox Mackay pact
Washington dispatch reports an nearly completed American Pacific cable project. An agreement between Attorney General Knox and Clarence Mackay removes major obstacles for a San Francisco to Manila and Shanghai cable, with hopes of US ownership and Chinese land-line access. The plan seeks a Manila Shanghai link within a year and an all American line to China. The Panama Canal setback boosts Nicaragua project momentum with Nicaraguan Minister Corea visiting the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
China
Shanghai
Knox
Clarence W.mackay
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Manila
Mackay Company
San Francisco
Honolulu
Navy Department
Néro
United States
Griggs
Hongkong
Roosevelt
Cable
Colombia
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
State Department
Senor Corea
Washington
Hay
Costa
Paris correspondent M De Blowitz to retire at seventy
Special Correspondence Commercial Tribune Paris November 10. M De Blowitz the Times Paris correspondent will soon retire after a long career. He joined the Times in 1871 and has contributed more than 4000 columns. He will be 70 next month and began travels at 16. He invented a wool carding machine, helped reveal Ismail Pachas train, and aided in suppressing the Commune. William Larine may succeed him in Paris. Portrait by Braun Clement et Cie.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
M. de Blowitz
Times
The
M.de Blowitz
M. de Ledseps
Ismail Pacha
Marseilles
Berlin
M.iDe Blowitz
William Larine
Vienna
Braun, Clement Et Cie
Duel on West Wheeling Ferry Ends in Bloodshed
Wood and Joe Moore, cousins from West Wheeling, fought with knives aboard the West Wheeling ferry after a wagon collision. Joe was fatally wounded, lying at home in a dying condition, while Wood was detained in Bridgeport awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Navy
Wood
Joe Moore
West Wheeling
Bridgeport
Joe
Ohio
Wood Moore
Mother Charged With Inhuman Treatment At Old Bailey
Extradordinary cruelty case heard in London at the Old Bailey alleges Mrs Annie Penruddocke of Wiltshire beat and starved her seven year old daughter Letitia. Evidence shows two year abuse including nettle beating and tying to a tree in cold weather.
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London
Montague
Ireland
Old Bailey
Annie Penruddocke
Compton Park
Wiltshire
County Society of
Letitia
Milwaukee girl inherits fortune of $10 million
The Milwaukee Journal reports Miss Della Brown aged 18 of 608 Viiet street will inherit a fortune exceeding $10 million from her great uncle Leo Lawrence of New York City. The will delays transfer until she reaches 25. Lawrence once worked in and had an office on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
the Journal
Della Brown
Viiet Street
Leo Lawrence
New York City
Lawrence
New York Stock Ex
Wall Street
Brown
Ohio Delegation Backs Cannon for Speaker Race
The Ohio delegation declares solid support for J Cannon of Illinois as Speaker with eleven to thirteen votes, sidelining Theodore Burton and shifting momentum before the House organization vote. Delegates report no Ohio candidate with strength to challenge Cannon.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, .C
J . Cannon
Illinois
Ohio
Uncle Joe
Michigan
Columbus
Theodore Burton
Cantvass
Olio
Burtem
Cannon
Littlefield
Burton
Neil House
Babcock
Sherman
Payne
Dalzell
Maxis
A. H. Jackson
Stephen Morgan
Jacob A. Beidler
Robert Nevin
Dayton
Joseph J. Gill
Europe
General Dick
House
Harvey D. Goulder
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Goulder
Oregon
West Virginia
Longworth
Cincinnati
Groschewér
Clevelander
Carrie Nation creates sensation at New York horse show
Carrie Nation disrupted a New York horse show haranguing attendees over overdress. She attempted to smash champagne, was ejected by police, and targeted Vanderbilt guests before confronting wine drinkers and liquor caterers with moral inferences.
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New York
Carrie’ Nation
Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Miss Nichols
Mrs. Nation
Nation
M. Ville Pigue
Grange Elects Ohio Man to Executive Committee
Lansing dispatch reports the National Grange elected Frank A. Derthick of Ohio to the Executive Committee to fill the vacancy left by J. J. Woodman of Michigan. New York was chosen for next year’s meeting site and activities.
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Grange
Ohio
Lansing
Mich
National Grange Today
Frank A. Derthick
J. J. Woodman
New York
Kaiser Had Narrow Escape at Dalmeny
Emperor William arriving by Dalmeny while en route to the imperial yacht Hohenzollern was met by Lord Rosebery. The royal carriage horses shied at the Black Watch guard, and postillions lost control until Lieutenant General Archibald Hunter steadied the animals and averted an accident.
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Edinburgh
William
Hohérizollern
Firth of Forth
Dalmeny
Lord Rosebery
Black Watch
Archibald Hunter
Cantrell says Bord offered release on bond
Rufus Cantrell the grave robber told his attorney Cass Connaway that a man offered release on bond if he would leave the city and not return. Cantrell declined to name the proposer and said he would not leave the city despite a potential bond.
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Indianapolis
Rufus Cantrell
Cass Connaway
Cantrell
Officer Fatally Stabbed in Muncie During Arrest
Constable Robert Burnsides died after being stabbed by Stanford McCauly during an attempt to arrest him on Matin Street in Muncie Indiana. McCauly was caught by a policeman after fleeing a square prior to the assault. The incident occurred near Justice Gray's office as Burnsides escorted the intoxicated suspect upstairs.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Stanford McCauly
Shelbyville
Robert Burnsides
McCauly- Burnsides
McCauley
Justice Gray
Burnside
McCaypig
Armour Realized Handsome Profit in Wheat Coup
Despatch from Chicago reports J Ogden Armour orchestrated a massive wheat maneuver at the Board of Trade. December quotations rose then May wheat sold heavily, with 8 million bushels traded and Armour's firm poised to dominate Northwest potato storage as trains stockpile on sidings awaiting cold storage.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Board of ‘Trade
Valentine
Traiers
Armour
Lea
Gates
Counselman
Bartlett
Armour, & Co
Minnesota scores point in Kennedy examination
John H. Kennedy, director of Northern Securities Company, testified in the Minnesota vs. company case hearing. He said stockholders would own enough stock to control policies and elect officers and directors of both railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
John
Kennedy
Northern Securities ‘Company
Minnesota
Munn
Northern Securities
Mob Hangs Negro After Lynch Mob Forms in Indiana
In Vincennes Indiana James Dillard a Black man accused of assault was seized from Sheriff Dudley by about five hundred to a thousand farmers. He was identified by two women at the Lemon and Davis homes before being strung up to a telegraph pole and hanged at dusk. The mob dispersed peacefully as officials offered no resistance. Dillard claimed innocence and asked that his body be sent to his mother in Indianapolis.
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Mr. Burton
Thomas B. Kyle
General Warnock
Rsp
Commercial Tribune
Vincennes
Ind
Jim Dilard
Sullivan County
Dudley
Sullivan
Lemon Home
Durbin
Major Coulter
Vincennes Company A
Indiana National Guard
Frank Phillipps
Anna Bursh
Fourteenth Street
Indianapolis
James Dillard
Fannie Bush
Georgia Street
Colege
Sheriff Dudley to Lose Sullivan County Post
Indianapolis news reports Sheriff Dudley of Sullivan County must retire following the lynching of James Dillard last night and the anti lynching law that compels the vacancy.
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Indianapolis
Dudley
Sullivan County
James Dillard
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