Powerful Warship to Anchor in Turkish Harbor
The battleship will anchor in a Turkish harbor as Griscom presents his bill.
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1900
Page
1
United States Ship Kentucky Ordered Toward Smyrna
The Kentucky, a powerful new U S Navy ship, sails toward Smyrna to pressure Turkey over a $90,000 Armenian Christian damages claim. Charge Griscom pressed the demand as ministers Angell and Straus seek payment while the ship stops at Naples en route to Manila.
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American College
Harpool
United States
Angell and Straus
Gris
Griscom
Eachtme
Kentucky
Naples
Manila
Suez Canal
United States Navy
Chester
City Engineer Returns From California Sewer Study
City Engineer G C Wimberly has returned from California after surveying sewers in Los Angeles Fresno San Francisco and Alameda. He observed brush cleaning systems to prevent sewer filth buildup and plans to use similar brushes in El Paso. He also examined California school building plans to guide El Paso’s new $75 000 school projects.
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G. C. Wimberly
California
Los Angeles
Fresno
San Francisco
Alameda
el Paso
Board of Health
Major Wimberly
Wimberly
Republicans Meet to Sketch War Tax Legislation in Ways and Means
Washington November 26 Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee met in the committee room to discuss legislation for the coming session. Chairman Payne and members Hopkins Dalzell McCall Hawney Grosvenor and Steele attended. Absent were Long Russell and Dolliver who leaves the House for the Senate. meetings will be held behind closed doors.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Hopkins
Dalzell
McCall
Hawney
Grosvenor
Steele
Long
Russell
Dolliver
Senate
Capitol
Port plans advance on winter route to Pei-Ho site
In Winterport Tien Tsin dispatches report the Pei-Ho river near Tung Chow is nearly frozen and water communication may halt. General Humphrey returns from Shan Hai Kwan to assess a winter port option and endorses a pier eight miles below Shan Hai Kwan to cost about $200,000 to be shared by the allies.
Colorado Senator Wolcott May Become Ambassador to Russia
Senator Edward O. Wolcott of Colorado is slated for a premier diplomatic post in the U S government. Amb Tower in St Petersburg is expected to retire at the end of the current administration and Wolcott is named as his likely successor.
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Washington, D.C
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
United States
Ambassador Tower
St. Petersburg
Bernhardt Arrives in York With Coquelin Company
French actress Sarah Bernhardt and comedian M. Coquelin, with sixty players, arrived today on L Acquitaine in New York. Bernhardt looked younger than during her last visit.
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New York
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
M. Coquelin
L’acquitaine
Bernhardt
Burglar Shot During Break-in Near Fort Worth
Guy Hartshorn shot and killed August Hecker a burglar who was cutting glass from a door early this morning in Fort Worth Texas. Hecker’s body bore letters suggesting he hailed from Kansas City.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Guy Hartshorn
August Hecker
Hecker
Kansas City
Secretaries inspect forts at Santiago then tour island
Secretary Root and Governor Wood reviewed fortifications at Santiago Fort on Nov 20. They planned a circuit of the island, stopping at principal towns on the excursion.
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Root
Governor Wood
Havana
Wood
Santiago
Half Million for American Claimants in Delaware Bay Award
London reports that about 500000 dollars due to American claimants from the Delaware Bay award will be paid tomorrow through Seligman and company.
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London
Delagoa Bay
Seligman and Com
Reign of Terror Among Varied Threats
A sweeping account describes terror in multiple forms across society, noting widespread fear and disruptive acts. Authorities respond with measures aimed at restoring order while communities seek stability amid ongoing unrest.
Reign of crime terror grips Chicago as robberies rise
Chicago faces a surge in hold ups robberies and burglaries since Sunday night with Monday recording one of the worst days in city history. Partisan papers blame Mayor Harrison citing pardons for thieves and hints of ex convicts influencing police through the straw bond system.
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Harrison
House of Correction
Self Government Sion Proceeds
A brief notice reports ongoing proceedings related to the concept of self government. The readable text alludes to a formal discussion or decision process without detailing participants or outcomes.
Banking bill and local government talks in Manila
Taft commission reviews a Philippine banking bill and bank examinations. Foreign bank branches would report their condition or close. Discussion includes establishing municipal government for Benguet province and a provincial government bill, with many natives listening.
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Ing
Philippines
Taft Commission
Benguet
Luzon
Metal Market Headlines Silver Price Movements
New York reports bar silver at 64 in latest market notes and Mexican currency quotations in El Paso show 4912 5 as of today.
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New York
el Paso
Detective Seeks Frank Brown In Newport Bank Loot Case
Cincinnati reports detectives trail Frank Brown who looted the German National Bank of Newport of 2600 dollars. A letter from Indianapolis points to Brown’s recent movements. Bank receivers work Brown’s books as stockholders plan a meeting to consider reorganization and fresh directors.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank Brown
German National Bank of
Newport
Brown
Indianapolis
Tucker
El Paso Smelter Expands to Handle Sixty Cars Daily
The El Paso smelter has more than doubled its capacity since a fire two years ago. Current output allows sixty ore cars per day, with yards enlarged from thirty to forty car capacity. A 225 foot smoke tower with a 500 foot tunnel was completed, two new furnaces added, payroll up 20 percent, and daily activity rivals major U.S. facilities.
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el Paso
G. H. Wards
Senator Davis Condition Slightly Improves in St Paul
In St Paul on November 20 Delerium noted yesterday in Senator Davis shows less presence today with his condition described as slightly improved according to The Herald's Popular Wants.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Delerium
Davis Ysterday
Denver Firm Buys El Paso Mine and Smelter Supply House
The El Paso Mine Mill and Smelter Supply house is sold to the Denver Mine and Smelter Supply company for 100000. John S. Cary and Frank L. Smith closed the deal with owner Creel who will expand the foundry and shift headquarters to El Paso. The purchase signals stronger mining trade and El Paso’s rising status as a regional distributing center.
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el Paso
Denver Mine and Smelter Supply Company
John S. Cary
Frank L. Smith
Denver
Mr. Creel
Middle West
Creel
Southwest
B. L. Berkey
Creel House
Cary
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