Prince Henry Named German Fleet Admiral Amid World News
Reports from Elgin describe Prince Henry of Prussia being made full admiral by the Kaiser as tensions rise over the czarist event. In Rome, journalist Lugi Carreno obtains Vatican access for an article on papal life while Saxony publishes tax dodgers in public notices. A Swiss engineer M Rutshauger is hired to oversee Chinese powder works and a Shanghai defense project. A Japanese woman’s threat to suicide leads to the actual act, and a child impersonator tragedy unfolds in Winchester Indiana as a boy shoots another playing McKinley, with grave injuries expected.
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Tea cultivation grows in Caucasus and La Haye aid plan
Tea as a favored drink rises in Russia with government push for cultivation in the Caucasus. La Haye Normandy village inheritance of 20 000 francs funds bread boots medicines and medical care for elders and children, a savings bank for five youths, and remainder to soldiers on active service natives of La Haye.
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Caucasus
la Haye
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Paris lovers’ bodies found in lake after forbidden match
A promenader in the Park of St. Cloud spotted a bulky mass in the water. It proved to be two bodies tied with a rope, Blaudel a stonemason and Brault a domestic servant, victims of a doomed romance opposed by Blaudel’s parents.
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Traveling field kitchen tested for Kaiser in Prussia
During German army maneuvers a new traveling field kitchen was tested under the personal supervision of the grand marshal of the Prussian court. The vehicle cooks while stationary and keeps dishes warm as it follows the Emperor, breaking apart into stage scenery with sides forming a table and warm chambers for serving and storage.
Ivory seeks $200,000 for false imprisonment in parliament plot
Edward J. Ivory, once arrested and acquitted in Mugland over a dynamite conspiracy claim, plans a second bid for damages. The Chicago waiter has hired Henry W. Scott of New York, with associates in British Columbia and London, to present the case to Sir Michael Slicks Beach, the chancellor of the exchequer, and possibly appeal to the State Department in Washington.
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Chicago
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Joseph Martin
British Columbia
Charles ¥. Beach, Jr
London
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Beach
State Department
Weehington
Gambler Foiled by Passenger in Sea Game Inquiry
A passenger on a steamer warned a gambling professional was winning money in a game of chance. He admitted awareness of the pro but played to see how the gambler cheated him. After costly trials and a stalled investigation, he gave up. Gamblers favor investigators at sea or ashore.
Washington Note Summary of October debt drop and global updates
October public debt decreased by 9 663 408 dollars as Treasury officials plan for rising demand on small bills. Reports include a Turkish trade extension, Silk culture push, naval station costs, and notable deaths and political shifts.
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Seth Low Wins Greater New York Mayor Election
Seth Low, former Columbia University president and fusion candidate, won the Greater New York mayoralty by a substantial plurality, defeating Brooklyn Democrat Edward A. Sherard. Jerome won district attorney by a comfortable margin, while Van Wyck was defeated. Statewide, Republicans gain in the legislature. Albany, Troy, Rochester, Syracuse, and Buffalo results noted.
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Singer
Gruesome find in Chicago freight depot
Eight human bodies were removed from two crates at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy freight depot. They were marked as second hand laundry machinery and shipped to Missouri for dissection. Police seek Tr. J. Jones of Brashear, Missouri, for shipping bodies contrary to law.
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Young Woman Murdered in Adana. Suspect Held
Nora Brittata, a young white woman, was found dead in a South Forsyth Street residence. A small temple wound suggests murder with a sharp instrument. J. S. Carroll, a news agent traveling between Atlanta and Brunswick, was arrested and charged. He admits a Tuesday quarrel but denies involvement.
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Croke Denies Resignation Amid Tammany Tension
New York Nov. 7 Richard Croke denied quitting politics despite hostile sentiment within Tammany Hall. He said reports of his resignation or immediate departure to Europe are false and that he is healthy and will remain to lead for some time.
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Dispute Ends as France, Turkey Reestablish Ties
Paris reports diplomatic relations between France and Turkey are reestablished after France secures full satisfaction on trade and fresh demands. The sultan pledges to support commercial, religious, and educational enterprises while French diplomats resume full charge. Admiral at Mitylene to rebark marines near Syra. Cailiard to stay in Levant.
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Markets Report Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Ferant Grain and Live Stock Cartera notes Minneapolis Chicago and St Paul quotes for wheat corn oats and barley with various grades and arriving bids. Cattle hogs and sheep prices show mixed bounds across Sioux City Chicago St Paul and South St. Paul on November 12.
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Reversal in Capital Syndicate Receivership Case
In Port Worth on November 12 the state court reversed the lower court in appointing three receivers in the Capital Syndicate Company case. Judge Curter issued the opinion withholding grounds for the reversal. The amount involved is about $20,000,000.
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State Elections Show Foraker Re-Election Assured
Complete returns place a strong Republican plurality in Ohio. Nationally Republicans set records with 62 counties backing the party for governor while Democrats tally 26 counties. Nash leads Kilbourne by 7,661 as 80,100 total plurality looms for the GOP slate amid local issues in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Cummins Wins Iowa Governorship by Broad Plurality
Unofficial statewide returns show Cummins with about 234,000 votes against Philips 145,000, a roughly 89,000 plurality. County returns indicate a solid Republican victory with likely gains in the legislature, as four-fifths of counties reported and a conservative tally confirms Cummins' lead.
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Maryland and national returns shape party control in 1900s era
Latest returns across states show Democrats leading in Maryland with 63 on joint ballot and 46 delegates, while Republicans tally 68 on joint ballot. Other states report varied results for governors, legislatures, and judges, with Democrats strong in Richmond and widespread Republican gains in New England and Midwest.
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