Violence of miners leaves two dead and several hurt
A clash at Vineness Ind on November 19 between union wool miners from Washington Petersbourg Princeton and Montgomery and Prospex mine workers left two dead and many seriously injured. A woman was slapped and a man drew a gun on a protesting woman. The incident sparked pandemonium as miners faced off, with officials noting wages paid above union scale yet unable to sustain regular pay.
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Vineness
Ind
Washington
Peterburg
Princeton
Montgomery
Folco
Beott
Scott
McDaniel
Poses
Kyight
Johy Root
Tie Witlers
Ower
Reciproc ity Views and Delegates at National Convention
The National reciprocity convention in Washington drew about 200 delegates from manufacturers led by permanent chairman Theodore C. Search of Philadelphia. The gathering debated protection versus concessions, endorsed President Roosevelt, and formed committees on resolutions and revolutions while considering reciprocity as a means to widen markets and open trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelprudi
AL Tempking
Charlotte
N.C
Thilidelphia
Tul Fowing
W. PF. Draper
Mussachniotte
Ty Doirkman
Gorgias
Charlee Firding
Pennsylvania
Janes Deering
Vincie
Wiley
Dirks Dds
Abele
American Protective Tarif League
National Association of Manufacturers
W. OK. Farrand
Varund Organ Company
Wilson Blifcake
Philadephia
Gessed Bealney
New York
Cores J. Boudin
Sealeh
Patie
Weather Observations Across Regions Show Varied Winds
The report lists scattered weather notes from multiple cities including Washington, Nashville, New Orleans, and Jacksonville with references to north to northeast winds and unsettled conditions. Details are fragmentary and include time references and unclear place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noreth
Methodist Church Union Aims Chinese Mission Project
The general missionary committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church plans a union with the Southern church to fund a mission in Shanghai. The Albiny meeting will follow the Nov 1 session in Pittebiurg. Bishop Fowler opposes the project as risky. Central Resling urged unity, advocating cooperation between North and South for a stronger church effort.
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North
Pittebiurg
Albiny
Establisylas
Bonn
Shanghai
Fowler
Propielitnss
Trannie
Central Resling
Elst
Thia Unten
Jury Trial Opens for Bonloe Murder Indictment
In Washington on November 12 Mrs Lolinda Bonloe pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the case of Census Clerk James Seymour Ayres Jr. at the Kenmore hotel. Judge Anderson presided as jurors were selected and the panel was sworn with defense attorneys present.
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Washington
Lolinda Bonloe
James Seymour Ayres Jr
Kenmore
Thiselty
Bonnie
James W. Boringroan
Mer Elster
Bobine Wos
Piers
Anderson
Jorots
Tanel
McMahon Seeks Reinstatement After Expulsion
New Orleans November 10. Councilman Patrick J. McMahon seeks a writ of mandamus to reinstate him after being expelled for accusing fellow council members of corruption. The civil court will set a hearing date to determine why he should not be reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Patrick J. McMahon
Rounell
Trade Talks On Reciprocity With Argentina Emphasized
Delegates debated import controls and trade with Argentina focusing on hides and a tariff posture. Discussion centered on reciprocal relations shaping U S Argentina commerce and the potential for easing restrictions to foster exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rales
South America
Martine
Palen
Argentina
W. T. Rice
Heaton
United States
Diplomatic Vision Echoes Hay at New York Banquet
The 133rd annual New York Chamber of Commerce dinner honored Secretary of State John Hay with a tribute to American diplomacy. Speakers including Ambassador Choate and Governor Odell praised foreign policy, trade goals, and peaceful strength, emphasizing openness to all powers and support for the Philippines while warning against imperial entanglements.
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New York
Chamber of
Tolmignica
Morris K. Jesun
Joseph M. Choate
Doin Hay
Joan L. McLaurin
Boush
Coverner Odell
Krony
Albere
Torker
W. J. Tidgulr
Wiliam McKinter
Roosevelt
Edward
Kagtami
Lay
Mtr
Hay
Hood
Lee
Bert
Enferpeiies
Dent Mettintey
Elaine
Straigie
Roowevett
Thaywald
Wumbliet
Etrots, Or Noon Eco Ten It Be Frhbily
Gaperior Odell
Mavorelort Low
Jsep
Chonte
Amiineidor
Dames
Ninl Ween
Renato McLanrig
South Varnina
Carlin Wins Damages After Railroad Foreman Negligence
Federal appeals court affirms lower court ruling awarding Michael Carlin damages from the Texas and Peele Railroad for injuries suffered while a spike hammer rolled from a bridge during repair work. The foreman’s duty to keep the site safe was found negligent as the hammer remained on the bridge near an approaching train.
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Federal Court of Appeals
States Court of Appeals
Michal Carlin
Texas and Peele
Iean Wethon
Perdonal
Ries
Carlo
Ndew
Carlin
Ang
Maloth
Tour of Immigration Agents Heads South From Chicago
A large party of land and immigration agents left Chicago tonight for an eight day tour of the Southern States aboard the Illinois Central. The trip aims to showcase southern advantages to immigration and attract settlers.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Strong fight over railroad consolidation in Minnesota
Governor Van Zant seeks Attorney General Douglnas in the northern woods for a council on railways consolidation. He opposes any combine between Northern Pacific and Great Northern or others. If Neoglass demands action, the governor vows to hire top legal talent in or out of state. He awaits word from neighboring governors as Northwestern states debate parallel lines laws.
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St. Pauli
Minn
van Zant
Douglnas
Minnesota Woods
van Zaette
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Neoglass
North Dakota
Mottana
Washington
Roosevelt weighs El Paso collector appointment
Washington reports President Roosevelt has not decided on the collector of customs for El Paso Texas with a list of applicants including George Athlon New York M Batley Paso Turns J A Billed El Paso Texas N S Corbin Hill Paso Texas Chorien T Myane St Dillan Texas Nicholas Galles Hillsboro New Mexico James Mee GA Maso Texas Jee J Mounty Donisan Texas A G Vogel Velasco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I Vaso
Texas
Congress
Treasury
George
T. Athlon
New York
Goorke
M. Batley
M. Paso
Turns
J. A. Billed
EL Pano
Texan
N.S. Corbin
Hil Pato
Chorien T. Myane
St. Dillan
Nicholas Galles
Hilleboro
New Amexico
James
Internal Revenue report shows year receipts total large sum
Washington November 19 The annual report of the internal revenue department shows total receipts for the year ending June 30 amounting to 306,871,000. Receipts from alcohol tobacco banks and bankers and small revenue portions are listed with several figures and a forecast for the current year approx 280 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nevewnter
Thin Court Essouer of
Internal Revenue
Civil Service Regulation Update Affects Thousands in Washington
An order amending civil service regulations will return to the service nearly sixteen thousand workers in the war and related departments. The change, requested by Barnetiry Hoot, takes effect May 20 and covers numerous titles across the department including small, bustey, infdleal, engineer and engineer at large.
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Civil Service Regulations
Washington
Mvi
Elviilun
Plicra
Wear
Italian Ambassador Received by President at White House
The Italian Ambassador, Mayer dew Piapeboy, signed by Sorrender 5, was formally received by President Tracuawelt at the White House just before today’s cabinet meeting. Baron Ward and Mallia Wuobedantor attended in their official capacities.
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Washington
Sorrender
Mayer Dew Piapeboy
Ward Wa Mallia Wuobedantor
Tracuawelt
Witte Eoose
Nnblant
Astronomical Theory Credited to Chicano Observers
A November report from Chicago via The Record describes Chicano observers claiming credit for a new theory. The article, sourced from the Yerkes Observatory, argues that a color system arises from stellar gas interactions in space, influencing planets and viewing conditions.
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Chicago
Merald
Pistveloys Netronomion
Yerkes Olbnarvatory
Texans in New York list from The Post
A list in New York dated November 12 names Texans visiting the city. Items include Aventins, t Prather, Grand, Prank, Volts, Navarre Galvexton, S. M. Lee, Imperial, J. F. Mutler, Gre Dallas, Victoria Denidon, J. Bjorke, Lupernt, Texas Ti. Witmer, Morrison, Grand Union, G. A. Buird, Raleigh.
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New York
Aventins
T. Prather
Grand
Volts
Navarre Galvexton
Acs
S. M. Lee
Imperial
J. F. Mutler
Gre
Dallas
Giindthwait
Victoria
Denidon
J. Bjorke
Lupernt
Texas
Witmer
Morrison
Grand Union
G. A. Buird
Raleigh
General Alban Leads 1100 Troops in Colombia Front and Rear Attack
General Alban with 1100 armed men and artillery advances against insurgents near Chormera. Troops move by land and by gunboat Bovaca, with aims to strike simultaneously from front and rear in a decisive government victory expected this week.
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Colon
Colombia
Alban
Chormera
Pavalle
Bovaca
Che
Cherrees
Pana
Central Castrades
Alban Gentral Lago Ie
Domingo Tian
Nutvale
Newa
Alben
Araved
Runde Jost
Qeieral Moxon
Panama
Onion
May Send Troops Out Over Hostage Rescue Claim
Report claims Conan Dickinson asked Tiulgurin’s government to deploy troops to surround a rebel area near Smouteh in Dobnitan district. He allegedly seeks force to secure Mins Stone and Mime Tallke and their camives, with Bulgarian confirmation sought. details remain disputed but some officials favor military action.
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Conan Dickinson
Huloaria
Mins Stone
Sotia
Mr. Dickinson
Tiulgurin
Mite Miley
Mir
Dickingen
Weolli
Dickinnan
Norsuaded
Comli Loterion
Warrington
Daley
Nandite
Ler
Plague Reported Near Capetown Heights and Death Toll
Norfolk Va November 10 reports from the brittle steamer Manmouth capt Troop direct from Cape Town that over 890 cases of sabente plague existed near Capetown when she left port. Deaths by the voyage total about 380, with many affected aboard.
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Norfolk
Manmouth
Troop
Yeterday
Capetown
Sith
British Vessel Detained for Contraband Bound for Boers
London reports the detention of a British ship detained at Victoria Docks while on a pleasure cruise. The vessel carried contraband of war destined for the Boers, with officials confirming seizure and government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria- Oeks
Grand Fuet
Vas
Dense Fog Causes Multiple Fatal Collisions in Chicago
November 1 Chicago reports thick fog causing nine elevated train collisions. Two men were killed and several injured, with authorities noting many victims sent to homes or hospitals. Metra lines at Metropolitan and Lake Street areas saw the worst crashes as trains in the same direction clashed with passengers on platforms.
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Chicago
Aninet Geelitonta
A. Wy
Metropolitan
Lake Street
Clera Ronda
Merny
Thomas LN
Yorro Leinhart
Ormien
Warnhidge
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Smith Co
Buffalo Exposition
Luann
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Hwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Mount Savage
L. Macatee & Sons
Amilton Corliss
L. Ward
Southwest
Hartwell Iron Works
Houston, Texas
Barden
Electric & Machinery Co
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Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc
State of Texas
H.P. McLaughlin & Co
Stirling
Connelley & CO
Main Street
Theodore C. Search
Virginia
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California
Kirkland & Morrow
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Amierille
Texin
Atlanta
Corns Christi
Dort
Doge Wier
Kan
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el Rano
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Wig
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Nashville
Tean
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Merkilan
A Methodist Church Union
Cincinnati
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Mandamus
Minnesota
EL Paso
Internal Revenue Report
Chiago
VIA
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Geo. D. Hunter
Mair
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