Carlist Revolt Alarms Catalonia In Early November
Madrid reports that Carlists aim to strike November’s first fortnight with a three‑group plan against Barcelona civil and municipal authorities and the captain general. Police uncover two arms depots near Barcelona and a cache enough to fill six carts. Troops pursue bands near Gerga and Figols as authorities seize documents naming 126 Carlist chiefs and 600 soldiers.
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Madrid
Royal Army of
Catalonia
Berga
Barcelona
Gerga
Hkerga
Figols
Senor Torres Barras
Duke of
Jacksonville Lands Shaken by Eight Earthquake Shocks
Eight distinct earthquake shocks were felt in Jacksonville on Wednesday starting at 11:15 a.m. with 15 minute intervals through 12:30 p.m. The 7th and 8th shocks were the strongest, windows rattled but no damage occurred. Weather bureau officials confirmed the first tremor and Director Mitchell attributed the vibrations to a south to north passage.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
Mitchell
Girls Strike at Hazleton Silk Mill Demands Wage Rise
About 100 of 150 workers at the Freeho silk mill near Hazleton Pennsylvania walked out on Wednesday after the firm refused to dismiss a forewoman whose father mined at Jeddo during the strike. The strikers also demand a uniform daily wage of $1, while managers stand firm.
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Hazleton
Freeho Silk
Here
Jeddo
Warship Movements Report From Washington
The Atlanta arrives at Tompkinsville to join Adm. Schley’s squadron in the South Atlantic. The Nashville reaches Nagasaki. The Michigan sails from Detroit for Fire, Pennsylvania, to winter quarters. Arethusa arrives at Cavite. Training ship Hartford sails from Funchal to Porto Rico. Essex sails from Funchal to Santa Lucia. Dixie departs Gibraltar for Algiers.
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Washington
Atlanta
Tompkinsville
Adm. Schley
South Atlantic
Nashville
Nagasaki
Michigan
Detroit
Fire
Executors Seek To Guard Keating Will Breadth Of Claims
In Oakland California executors of Tom Keating estate report a flood of letters from widows claiming $50 each under a protective clause in his will. Keating, a California horseman, declared he was not married but inserted the clause to aid any widow who turned up. Canadian Soldiers Returning Home Halifax reports at 2 am the transport Idaho bearing returning South African War veterans entered the harbor as cannons roared to greet them.
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Oakland
Cal
Tom Keating
Weamn
California
Lexington
Keating
Halifax
Thars
Idaho
Confidence in Gen Wood Tops Santiago Rumors
Santiago de Cuba November 1. Unofficial word says Col Whitside may be discontinued from command though no orders have been issued. Local business leaders and residents favor keeping General Wood in charge with broad authority to protect Santiago’s interests distinct from Havana.
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Santiago, de Cuba
Col. Whitside
Santiago
Havana
Gen. Wood
Forty-Two Miles an Hour Arrow Launched at Nyack
New York November 1 Charles R Flint’s Arrow, the fastest ship ever designed, was launched at Ayer’s ship yard Nyack New York built under a 42 mph guarantee and rumored to serve as a torpedo boat for a South American government. She will be towed to Newark New Jersey for shafting and engine installation with final destination undisclosed.
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New York
Chas. R. Flint
Arrow
Ayer
Nyack
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Treasury ruling on re examination for aliens at Honolulu
The treasury department ruled that aliens examined in parts of the United States and admitted as not belonging to excluded classes need not be re examined except physically at Honolulu if they passed through Canada without stops. Aliens seeking admission at Honolulu under other conditions must be processed as original applicants.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Honolulu
Canada
Noted Physician Kelliher Dies by Suicide in Pawtucket
Dr Michael W Kelliher of Pawtucket ended his life at his home on Wednesday night using hydrocyanic acid amid an indictment for conspiracy to defraud Berkshire Life Insurance Co of Pittsfield Massachusetts out of 3500 dollars. He had been considered mentally unbalanced for some time.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Michael W. Kelliher
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Pittsfield
Mass
Kelliher
Sugar imports at Philadelphia port hit record October totals
At Philadelphia on November 1 the October sugar imports eclipsed all prior October figures. More than 50,000 tons of raw sugar were delivered on the wharves of the sugar refiners since October 1, setting a new record.
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Philadelphia
Collision in Herzgovina Leaves Montenegrins Dead and Wounded
Official confirmation from Mostar in Herzegovina reports a clash over a boundary dispute between an Austro Hungarian patrol and Montenegrin troops. One Montenegrin was killed and several on both sides were wounded.
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Vienna
Mostar
Herzgovina
Anti tax riots flare in Roumania Serat district
A Vienna dispatch reports serious anti tax riots in Roumania's Serat district. Two local officials were killed and troops enforcing payment faced peasant resistance, with eight troops killed. In a second item, the gunboat Annapolis was commissioned at Norfolk and may sail to China soon, possibly joined by the Frolic due to coal limits.
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London
Vienna
Serat
Roumania
Norfolk Va
Annapolis
Norfolk Navy Yard
China
Senator Cushman Davis Recovers and Seeks Recovery Hope
St Paul reports Senator Cushman K. Davis continues to recover from a six week ailment and Mrs. Davis says she expects the senator will soon be able to be about. In Pretoria intelligence says General Botha is marching with a strong force toward Cape Colony near Kenhardt where irreconcilable Boers may join.
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St. Paul, Minn
Cushman K. Davis
Pretoria
Botha
Cape Colony
Kenhardt
Gould's Millions Taxed by Debts and Trusteeship
Paris dated report says George J. Gould, brother of the Countess Castellane, is named trustee by the civil tribunal to manage the Countess estate. It notes 23,000,000 francs spent by Count Boni Castellane against 3,000,000 francs income, with debts totaling 22,000,000 francs and various large obligations including charity bazaar building, hotel, mortgages, and bills from 1900 to 1909.
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George J. Gould
Paris
Castellane
Count Boni of
Maitre Bonnet
Gould
George Gould
Charity Bazar
Rue
Malakoff
Japan Accepts Anglo German Terms in Foreign Affairs
Berlin reports Japan unreservedly acceded to the Anglo German accord while Emperor William lauded the open Chinese policy. Paris notes French stance on Chinese integrity and open door. Belgian plan secures Hankow railway protection with a 500 man garrison.
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Berlin
Japan
William
Frank Lascelles
Paris
The
Politique Coloniale
Brussels
Leopold
Belgium
Hankow
Continental Co dissolved after year of trust operation
Detroit officials announced the Continental Co limited dissolved its national screen door and window screen trust after about a year. Principal members included firms from Wisconsin Michigan North Carolina Vermont and Ontario and the group reported 1.5 million in U S and Canada business in its first year.
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National Screen Door and Window Screen Trust
Detroit, Mich
Detroit
Mich
Continental Co., Limited
Wabash Screen Door Co
Rhinelander
Wis
A. J. Phillips Co
Fenton, Mich
Cortland Door and Window Screen Co
Cortland
N. C
McLaren and Sprague Co
Toledo
American Screen Co
Adrian, Mich
Porter Screen Manufacturing Co
Burlington, Vt
Owosso Manufacturing Co
Owosso, Mich
Philadelphia rider dies of Pimlico steeple chase injuries
A. F. Watson of Philadelphia died at University Hospital after a Pimlico steeple chase fall Tuesday. He never regained consciousness, and the body was sent to Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
A. F. Watson
Philadelphia
Pimico
University Hospital
Mexico City Census Shows Population Over 400000
The census reports Mexico City has more than 400000 residents and the federal district including the capital exceeds half a million in total population.
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Mexico City
Federal District
Montgomery Negro Lynching Report Stirs Local Attention
Montgomery Alabama November 1 The Negro reported as lynched near Anniston Monday night was not killed but was given five lashes while tied in a sack.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anniston
Death of Gen Daniel McClure U S A Expires in Louisville
Gen Daniel McClure retired U S A dies of pneumonia in Louisville on a Friday afternoon. West Point graduate who left the army to enter Indiana politics before the Civil War later served as paymaster under President Buchanan and on staffs of Halleck Pope Hancock and Schofield. Funeral planned for Indianapolis Friday afternoon. Emperor William will not visit the Queen, Berlin dispatch says.
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Louisville
Daniel McClure
West Point
Indiana
Buchanan
Halleck
Pope
Hancock
Schofield
Indianapolis
Berlin
William
Queen Victoria
Venezuelan Government Resumes Interest on Debts
Caracas reports the government has decreed the resumption of interest on all debts and loans beginning in November. The move marks a return to regular interest payments after a period of suspension.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Bondsmen Liable If Accused Fails To Appear
Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a bondsman must ensure the defendant attends trial or face bond forfeiture. In the Osborne case from Parke county the assault happened in Vermillion county, but the bondsmen were held liable despite the alleged defendant's innocence or different county of offense. The Parke circuit court decision against the state was overturned on appeal.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court
Parke County
Joel C. Osborne
Montezuma
Osborne
Vermillion County
Parke Circuit
Shaffer Resigns as Steel Workers Leader
M M Garland reports from Pittsburgh that Theodore J Shaffer has tendered his resignation to the Amalgamated Association executive board to take effect immediately. Garland and others urge William Hughes of Muncie to accept the post, but Hughes says he will not fill the vacancy. A meeting will occur within two weeks as vice presidents name the successor.
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Muncie
Ind
M. M. Garland
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Pittsburgh
Theodore J. Shaffer
Garland
Wm. Hughes
Midland Steel
Swift
Newport
Suit filed for 35000 damages over Martin county fire
Vincennes Indiana November 1 suit filed here on a change of venue from Martin county Indiana for 35000 damages against the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Co. Indiana Clay Co is plaintiff and alleges its stoneware and fire factory in Martin county was burned last June by a spark from a passing locomotive.
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Vincennes
Ind
Martin County
Indiana
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Co
Indiana Clay Co
Girl 13 Enticed by Traveling Man From Logansport
May Reprogle of Monti cello rode a hand car to Logansport to see city life. A traveling man coaxed her to go away, but a lady canvasser learned her tale and sent her home to Elwood where she resides. Elwood trades council endorses union boycott against Union Traction Co. All union men urged to avoid the line.
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Logansport
Ind
May Reprogle
Monticello
Elwood
Elwood Trades Council
Union Traction Co
Marion Trades Union
Mad man arrested after desper ate fight on Ohio avenue
Jeffersonville Indiana November 1 A nameless man was arrested by Chief Applegate on Ohio avenue after a violent confrontation. Officer Summers and bystanders helped subdue him before he was jailed.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Ohio Avenue
Applegate
Summers
Hiatt Dies at 83 in Plainfield Friends Member
Plainfield Indiana November first Jesse D Hiatt aged 83 years and a lifelong member of the Society of Friends died here from the effects of paralysis For many years Mr Hiatt owned and managed the only grist mill in this vicinity
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Plainfield, Ind
Jesse D. Hiatt
Society of Friends
Will contest filed over Mrs Perkins estate
Charles A. Davis of Goshen Indiana travels to Chicago to obtain testimony to challenge the will of Mrs Perkins who died in Michigan leaving two thirds of a $35 000 estate to a stranger.
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Goshen
Ind
Charles A. Davis
Chicago
Perkins
Michigan
Two Suits Filed Against Bicycle Trust in Federal Court
In Indianapolis on November 1 two suits seek a total of 50 000 dollars in damages. Plaintiffs G. H. Thayer Jr and George Marble of Plymouth claim they were to be general managers of the Plymouth rim plant after selling to the trust. They allege salaries of 5000 dollars per year were paid only through May 1 after their discharge.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
Bicycle Trust
G. H. Thayer, Jr
George Marble
Plymouth
Heavy Rain Causes Cotton Loss and Wreck in Texas
A severe storm in Texas left heavy rains and wind damage, wrecking a Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe carrier near Crowley and injuring officials. Crowley track blockage, Smithville wind damage to homes and businesses, and the death of Pike Baker's 10 year old child in the wrecking of Baker's residence.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Crowley
Barr
Polk
Cross
Cummings
Smithville
Pike Baker
Baker
Arrested at Last Gustave Pullman Deceiver Apprehended
A Chicago denizen known as Gustave Pullman was arrested in New York after repeatedly demanding money from Pullman family members and visiting their hotel. He sought sixty thousand dollars on a third visit and was taken to Bellevue hospital for observation after a police court appearance. Also, Billy Gordon defeated Charley Tillie at the Goodman club in London in the fifth round.
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New York
Pullmans
Chicago
Gustave Pullman
George
Sanger Pullman
Pullman
Bellevue Hospital
London
New Goodwin Club
Billy Gordon
Boston
Charley Tillie
Tod Sloan to sail for U S next Tuesday
London reports Tod Sloan will depart for the United States next Tuesday claiming he has been used as a scapegoat in a dispute.
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London
Tod” Sloan
United States
Markets Briefs from Cincinnati Chicago and East Buffalo
The Markets column lists Cincinnati grain and livestock quotes for October 31 with prices for flour, wheat, corn and oats on the futures board and cash markets. It also records live stock values in Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis East Buffalo for hogs cattle sheep lambs veal calves and related categories with price ranges and top figures.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
East Buffalo
N. Y
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