Colombia Protests as Panama Situation Moves On
Colombia lodges a formal protest with Secretary Hay over U S policy on the Isthmus and Panama’s new government. The Mayflower sails to Panama with Admiral Walker and Rear Admiral Coghlan aboard to observe conditions and report back.
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Washington
Hay
White House
Panama
Thomas Herran
Navy
State Department
Bogota
Legation
United States
Beaupre
Buena Ventura
John G. Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Walker
Joseph B. Coghlan
Atlantic
Isthmus
General Reyes Named Colombia Peace Commissioner for Panama
A cablegram from General Reyes reports his appointment by Colombia to negotiate with Panama to preserve national honor. Panama remains quiet as celebrations arise over the move, seen as securing Isthmian independence. Steamships Manavi and Quito are detained at Buena Ventura and the USS Boston may alter its plans to protect British interests.
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Panama
General Reyes
Colombia
Manavi
Quito
Buena Ventura
United States
Boston
Reyes
Bunau Varilla Called to New York for Canal Talks
M Phillipe Bunau Varilla Panamanian envoy was summoned to New York for important business. His planned presentation at the state department was postponed. He lunched with Secretary of State Hay and discussed opening canal negotiations. He leaves Washington assured of full plenipotentiary recognition.
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New York
Italian minister of finance Rosano dies by self inflicted gunshot
Naples reports Minister of Finance Rosano killed himself with a gun during the night. Rosano had new appointment in the Italian cabinet announced last week. He faced a charge he received $1 000 from anarchist Bergamasco to influence a release from police surveillance.
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Rosano
Naples
Signor Rosano
Bergamasco
Minnesota suit against Northern Securities advances hearing
The United States Supreme Court moved up the Minnesota case against the Northern Securities Company, setting January 4 for the hearing after other cases on that date. The order advances the state case in the securities dispute unfolding before the high court.
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Washington
United Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Extra Session Set with Short Week and Key Messages
Washington reports that the extra session will begin with four brief sessions and a Thursday adjournment. The president’s message is to be read tomorrow, with Wednesday focused on new bill introductions and possible Panama information requests. Speaker nomination for Mr Cannon is to be finalized as party choice.
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Washington
Congress
Arm ‘Hursday
Panama
Morgan
House
Cuba
Cannon
Mitchell May Enter Cabinet Rumor Sparks Cabinet Move
Pittsburg November 9 The Dispatch reports John Mitchell may not seek re election as United Mine Workers president at the January convention A close friend says Mitchell would join the Roosevelt administration as secretary of commerce and labor succeeding George B Cortelyou if re election of Roosevelt occurs Cortelyou reportedly will not again head the department and may return to private secretary duties
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Corteliu
Pittsburg
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyou
McClellan Wins New York Mayor Post. Countrywide Returns
New York election results show George B McClellan (Dem) defeating Seth Low by about 70 000 votes to become mayor of Greater New York. Other states report Republican gains with Cummins reelected in Iowa and Morris Belknap defeated in Kentucky. Democrats win Mississippi governor and Rhode Island governor Garvin narrowly reelected.
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McClellan
New York
George B McClellan
Greater New York
Seth Low
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
Myron T Herrick
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Colorado
John Campbell
Supreme Bench
Wilson
John B. Barnes
Nebraska
J. J. Sullivan
Reavis
Three Men Tied to Defunct Colorado Bank In Toils
James I Hadley Bruno Hobbs and A G Jones officers of the Bimetallic bank were arrested in Cripple Creek Colorado after a complaint by James E Mosier alleged they accepted 400 dollars for deposit while knowing the bank was insolvent. They posted 5000 dollar bonds and were released pending further action.
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Colorado
Cripple Creek
Colo
James I. Hadley
Bruno Hobbs
A. G. Jones
Bimetallic Bank
James E. Mosier
Harder-Mosier Mercantile Company
Cole
Chicago grain and provisions market closes with mixed results
Wheat traders sold May and December futures as demand showed little sign of foreign strength or domestic curtailment. December corn and oats finished slightly lower while provisions held firm. Cash grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 82 to 83 cents and No 2 cash corn around 44 to 45 cents.
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Chicago
Probate Judge Rules Letter Not Part of Bennett Will
Judge Cleveland of New Haven probate court holds that a sealed letter directing payment to William J. Bryan was not incorporated in Philo S. Bennett's will. He finds no undue influence by Bryan and notes the will predates the letter. Bryan’s attorneys say an appeal is likely.
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Kousey
W. H. Saunders & Co
Dollar Doctors
Englewood — Sta
Chicago
Bennett
New Haven
Conn
Cleveland
Philo S. Bennett
Mr. Bryan
Chicago market summary on cattle hogs and sheep prices
Cattle receipts 21 000 up to 10c higher at open and slow close with steers 4.80 to 5.70 and cows 1.50 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 80 000 with values 4.70 to 5.30 mix to butcher grades. Sheep and lambs 35 000 steady to higher with wethers 3.10 to 4.25 and western lambs 38.10 to 5.15.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report for Nov 9
Kansas City market shows cattle receipts at 15,500 with steady to 10 cents higher values including choice beef steers at 4.60 to 5.40 and native cows 1.40 to 3.00. Hogs priced around 4.85 to 5.15, sparsely higher, and sheep at 3.25 to 6.20 for native lambs. South Omaha lists cattle receipts 6,700 with steady to stronger prices. hogs 3,600 receipts, strong to 5 cents higher. sheep 27,300 with activity and mixed weights and prices from 2.00 to 4.75.
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Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
South Omaha
Women plan patrols to curb Denver street masher menace
Denver businesswomen led by Miss Louise Lee Hardin launch a plan to protect working girls. A patrol of about twenty will watch streets and report offenders to police while a mutual protection network assists staffers with complaints against employers. The effort aims to drive mashers from shopping districts before Christmas.
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Denver
Louise Lee Hardin
Denver Business Woman’s Club
St Joseph Live Stock Market Report
St Joseph on November 9 reports cattle receipts 5850 with natives 8.50 to 6.10, cows and heifers 1.50 to 64.50, stockers and feeders 2.40 to 3.85. Hog receipts 4332 steady to higher with night shift 5.15 to 5.15 and medium to heavy 4.85 to 5.10. Sheep receipts 1014 slow with 10 to 15 cent gains.
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St. Joseph
Fire kills nine at Kearsarge mine near Virginia City Mont
Fire in a clearsarge mine six miles from Virginia City Montana on November 7 killed nine men including R B Turner superintendent of the Kearsarge mine and well known Northwest mining figure. The dead include George Allen stationary engineer John Tobin James Poways Edward Labrdy William Fleming Robert Donnelly and two unidentified miners.
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Mont
Clearsarge
R. B. Turner
Butte
Northwest
Kearsarge
George Allen
John Tobin
James Poways
Edward Labrdy
William Fleming
Robert Donnelly
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