Salisbury Lord Mayor Speech on Venezuela Boundary Settlement
London November 19 Lord mayor's day featured Lord Salisbury and Olney Agrea in a banquet where Bayard spoke for the diplomatic corps. The discussion centered on arbitration in the Venezuela boundary dispute and the concept of settled districts. Salisbury endorsed a simple title-based solution and urged unity among powers to protect civilization.
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Olney Agrea
Olney
Columbus
United States
Venezuela
Bayard
America
Foreign Office
Salisbury
England
Great Britain
Russia
Salisbury Attends Historic Guild Hall Address
Bayard lauded by Lord Salisbury as he praised London and “splendid isolation.” The lord mayor prompted the Ministers as Salisbury applauded Bayard and urged unity, noting the controversy between Britain and the United States had ended.
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Bayard
London
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Bat Hos
Trust Wire Nail Case Scalds The Wire Trust
Cincinnati manufacturer Lewis Bramkamp alleged the wire nail trust blocked him from obtaining forty-two machines via an Anderson Indiana firm. Defendants admitted truth of claims but challenged jurisdiction. Judge Baker ruled the trust unlawful, directed a temporary injunction until trial on merits.
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Navy
Lewis
Bramkamp
Cincinnati
American Wire Nail Company
Indiana Wire Fence Company
United States
Baker
Chambers
Anderson, Ind
Confessed Plot Ties Adams Express Theft to Elrod Scheme
In Rhode Island town testimony links Charlton Elrod to a $35,000 theft from Adams Express, via James Harden who allegedly stole the money under Elrod’s control. Minnie B Ketchum’s confession claims Harden hid funds in Chicago suburbs and Arkansas homes as Elrod pressed debts and spun schemes. Harden’s arrest followed, with prior Nashville acquittal noted and current Michigan City imprisonment for another crime.
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Cincinnati
Arkansas
Nashville
Michigan City
Ind
Mutiny charge against sole Waukesha survivor
Frank Dulach, last survivor of the Waukesha crew wrecked off Muskegon, is to be prosecuted for mutiny in federal court. A subscription fund was started to pursue the case, with Dulach’s sworn statement cited as evidence. Dulach alleges the captain, mate, and one sailor were intoxicated and that the crew slipped the anchor causing the disaster.
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Duncan Corbett
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Ludington
Muskegon
Train stoppage endangers czarina entourage in Polish rail scare
A Lemberg dispatch says a train carrying the dowager czarina and Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas was halted between Sumbatowo and Michailow due to loosened locomotive screws. Sumbatowo railway officials are under arrest amid suspicions of conspiracy. In Pennsylvania, McKinley leads with 891,600 plurality as official returns from counties show Republican 726,823 and Democratic 225,917 with minor totals for Palmer Buckner and Prohibition tickets.
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Michailow
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Philadelphia
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Prohibition
Attorneys and officials ride special train to file case
In Topeka they filed the usual papers in district court at Oskaloosa and took a transcript of the receivership case, then returned to Topeka to file it in the U S circuit court. Attorney General Dawes will handle the case in federal court.
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Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Oskaloosa
District Court
Topeka
United States Circuit Court
Dawes
Pardon granted to California railway rioters in 1894 case
Washington November 10. The president pardoned W H Clune Isaac Ross and Phillip Stanwood of California who were sentenced December 6 1894 to pay a one dollar fine and to be confined in Los Angeles county jail for eighteen months for conspiracy during the railway riots nationwide.
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A. Tl. U
Washington
W., H. Clune
Isaac Ross
Phillip Stanwood
California
Los Angeles
Bennett charged with embezzlement in Chicago case
Edwin T. Bennett formerly manager of the Bay City Tribune was arrested in Chicago yesterday on embezzlement charges. The warrant lists $5,000 allegedly taken, with total claimed losses reaching about $15,000.
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Chicago
Edwin T. Bennett
Bay City
Mich
Tribune
Gougar versus Morse Libel Suit Dismissed on Prosecution
In the United States circuit court of appeals the libel suit Helen M. Gougar v. Elijah A. Morse was dismissed for want of prosecution. The lower verdict stands and judgment goes to Mr. Morse.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Helen M. Gougar
Elijah A. Morse
Morse
Bellefonte Glass Works to Resume After Six-Year Idleness
Bellefonte Pa October 10 Official announcement states the Bellefonte glass works will resume production after six years of idleness. Pots will be fired in about two weeks.
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Bellefonte
Bellefonte Glass Works
Three Masked Men Raid Arlington Bakery and Rob Kingston
In Arlington three masked men tried to blow open a bakery safe at Knierim Brothers. They robbed Joseph Kingston at gunpoint, firing as he fled, leaving him critically wounded. Kingston, later found unconscious, recovered enough to reach home before police learned of the assault.
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Arlington
Knierim Brother’s
Joseph Kingston
Kingston
Druggist Shot by a Preacher in Iowa Town
In Larrabee Iowa on November 10 a fatal shooting occurred after a dispute over liquor raids. Drugstore owner Harry Mewhirter shot Rev Is. Lt. Benedict after a confrontation in the Larrabee Review office and near the post office. Benedict was wounded and believed likely to die. Police remain cautious about the accounts of events.
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Harry Mewhirter
Benedict
Mewhirter
Jurke
Merchants Meet in Council in Chicago Gathering
Thousands of merchants from western states converge on Chicago for the Merchants and Travelers National Association meeting. An executive session was held at Medinah Temple with a public general meeting planned for tomorrow at 4:80 p m.
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National Association
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Jackson Street
Cadet Program Draws Kansas City Labor Ire
Labor leaders protest the High School Cadets in Kansas City formed by male students for military instruction. The Industrial Council has staffed a committee to examine the matter and is expected to report in a week. They warn the education board may be advancing military influences at taxpayers’ expense.
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Kansas City
Industrial Council
Board of Education
Tragic double suicide in Philadelphia coal dealer home
In Philadelphia on November 10 William Hayes a coal dealer killed his wife then himself in their bedroom following repeated quarrels. Neighbors heard the wife plead with him and then silence. Hayes had earlier notified his brothers to say goodbye to their mother. Both were described as young.
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Philadelphia
William Hayes
Hayes
Grain Dealers' National Association organized at Saratoga Hotel
Chicago Nov 10 The Grain Dealers' National association was organized at the Saratoga hotel yesterday. A committee will draft the constitution and by laws. The aim is reform legislation and to bar irregular grain elevator operators at central points. Officers elected include President E S Greenleaf of Jacksonville Illinois secretary William Chambers Hepburn Ta.
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Grain Dealers’ National Association
Chicago
Saratoga Hotel
Greenleaf
Jacksonville
Ills
Chambers
Hepburn
Despondent preacher found dead by hanging in barn
Bonner Springs Kansas November 10 Daniel J Greenwald a former Reformed church preacher age 48 was found hanging from rafters in his barn after becoming despondent over business affairs He leaves a wife and eight children and formerly lived in Beloit Kansas and Falls City Nebraska.
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Kan
Daniel J. Greenwald
Reformed Church
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Beloit
Falls City
Neb
Supreme Court case tests Bell Berliner telephone patents
The United States vs. American Bell Telephone case was argued in the Supreme Court yesterday. Seen as highly important, the dispute centers on the validity of the Berliner patents owned by Bell.
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Washington, Navy
United States
American Bell Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Bell Company
Will Be Happily Missed. Outlaw leader killed by Texas ranger
Denver reports Miguel Reville, leader of a gang behind multiple murders including four deaths, three officers, killed near Childers Texas Saturday while resisting arrest. The tale notes his brutal record in Trinidad Colorado and possible other crimes. Solly Smith Wins in Eight Rounds. London reports Solly Smith of Los Angeles defeated Willis Smith, English featherweight champion, in eight rounds at the National Sporting Club for a $2,500 purse.
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Miguel Reville
Childers
Tex
Trinidad
Colo
Solly Smith
London
Los Angeles
Cal
Willis Smith
England
National Sporting Club of England
Taylor to Launch Southern Lecturing Tour
Chattanooga Tenn Nov 10 Governor elect Robert L Taylor of Tennessee telegraphed that he will start immediately on a lecturing tour through the south His theme will be Paradise of Fools.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
South
Be Also Can Be Spared. From Charleston to St Ste v e
At St Ste ve 3, forty miles from Charleston, Fred 7.4 Zebeter shot his wife twice and then himself through the temple. The wife was only slightly hurt, while Van Zebeter fed.
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D. C
St. Steve
Fred
Zebeter
van Zebeter
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