Emperor Offers Constitution to People of China
Report from Hankow and Peking describes imperial acceptance of a constitutional government. An edict grants a constitution with a cabinet and pardon, while rebels and government forces clash near Tai Yuan Fu and Peking. Foreign bombardment threats and heavy fighting amid turmoil are noted.
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People OF
China
Shanghai
Hankow
Yuan Shai Ai
Peking
National Assembly
Tai Yuan Fu
Shan Hi
Yin Tchang
Tien Tsih
Hlankow
Yia Wu Hu
Wai Chang
Hanyang
Sah Chen Ping
Wu Chang
Wu Chang and Asked That All Foreigners Ordered To Leave At Once. Thea Foyaliste
Hawke
Slventagetua
St Hanerne
A. T. Kepler
Kepler
Presbyterian Nijgeion
Kiang Tan
Gates to marry in May from Gates clan
Ness Yor yt Ost reports Gates plan a May wedding to A G Ont secretary of a company, one of three kin. Gates was Mary Mart of Loui, and she married Gharius G Gates in 187. roel a 6B Se4.
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Ness
Meries OG Sa' Ao
Gates
A. G
Mary Mart
Loui
Gharius G
Roel
Wlohe
Amerigan Prelates Will Get Red Hats
Rome announces a consistory on November 27 elevating many prelates to cardinal. Notable honorees include Most Rev. John M. Farley of New York and Most Rev. William H. O’Connell of Boston, with Diomede Falconio also named among the new cardinals.
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Rome
John M. Farley
New York
William H. O'Connell
Boston
Mgr
Diomede Falconio
Washington
M. Cosy Machos
Valadold
Mar. A. Vico
Madrid
Mer
J. Granito di Belmonte Pignatelli
Vienna
John Farley
Francis Bourne
Westminster
Francis 8. Buer
Olmuetz
L. A. Amiette
Paris
W. H. O'Connell
FL A. Duvillard
Chambery
Fran
X. Nagel
Des Cabriers
Montpelier
France
Mgr. Bislett
Panal Major Domo
Lugari Assizzer
The
Falconio
United States
O'Connell
Farley
College of Cardinals
America
Bonaeventure Cerretti
Mer. Falconio
Mar. Falconia
Hid Reid
Vatican
Women Killed by Italian Soldiers in Benghazi Bombardment
A late October report details Italian bombardment of Benghazi causing immense damage and mass civilian deaths, including many women and children. Tribesmen swore to defend their land, while reports claim Turkish forces captured outer Italian entrenchments near Tripoli.
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Tripou
Bengheri
London
Ont. T
Frei Constantinense
Trinell
Zahre
Tripod
Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Set for November 30
President Taft issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation designating Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He urges all Americans to gather in worship, praising God for abundant harvests, peace, and national prosperity.
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Chicago
Taft
United States
William Howard Taft
United States of America
Frealdent
Innox
Hyde Jury Delayed as Questioned Venire Faces Scrutiny
In Hyde County, the jury pool for a major trial faced delays as 18 veniremen were examined and more than 30 jurors are sought. Notable potential juror Thomas H. Swope, nephew of the late millionaire, was excused due to conflict of interest.
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Bansae City
Get
Allemera Fur
Arkeo
Recus
BE. Porterfield
Hideo Sttorners
Thomas TH. Swope
Mohiceake
Swape
Colonel Swape
Joseph Pulitzer Dies Aboard Yacht in Charleston Harbor
Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the New York World and the St Louis Post Dispatch, died at 1 40 pm on Black Sunday aboard his yacht Liberty in Charleston harbor. The immediate cause was heart failure after several days of illness. He had recently traveled from Troy, New York, where he had been aboard the yacht with his son.
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Charleston
D. C
Joseph Tritzer
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Liberty
A. Pulitzer
Lifelock
Pulitzer
Troy
New York
Trey Dush
Divi
Les
Les Whee Tina Erel Cana ii
Rope Heerbert
Murder Mystery Shrouds Indianapolis Knife Death
Police report a suspect seen loitering near the apartment of Dr. Gelene Knabe before her death by knife last Monday night. Officers note the description matches a well dressed man with dark mustache, seen in the area awaiting an opportunity to enter unseen. Coroner Therhamt reported no weapon or instrument connected to the slaying.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gelene Knabe
B. W. Tinskell
Haskell
Tr Wrele
Uhicre
Pasii Haskell
Owas
Vr. Kaale
Arturn Flight Reported By Two Army Officers
Two Army officers conducted an air operation from Portro trnants toward the Fring area. The crew planned to return the machine by fretahe due to weather, but Tory returned yesterday with a new pontoon boat and pursued the mission.
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Arturn
Hex
Tory
Witnesses in Lorimer inquiry clash over trip motives
Former Illinois representative Sydney Espy testified as he faced D T Woodward who allegedly sought to injure him by dragging him into the Lorimer investigation. Woodward admitted asking Seba Hudson to get the committee to call him as a witness to secure a government funded trip to Washington. He claimed no intent to harm Espy but cited a supposed 1000000 Lorimer fund and a draft paid to Dr Smith of Benton tied to Crawford.
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Chicago
Sydney Espy
Benton
Lorimer
D. T. Woodward
Espy
Woodward
Seba Hudson
Washington, D. C
Wood- Ww
Dr. Smith
la Selle Street Bank
Fine train conductor for blocking street in Fremont
Fremont Neb October 21 Conductor Chalk Condron of the Union Pacific drew a $15 fine plus costs in police court for obstructing a street with his train for 19 minutes under a Fremont ordinance. Councilman Henry Jess who crosses the tracks six times daily filed the complaint and vows to battle Union Pacific conductors until streets are no longer blocked.
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Fremont
Neb
Chalk Condron
Union Pacific
Henry Jess
Compidatot
Jess
Market Calm After Steel Stock Frenzy
New York traders opened quiet today with little sign of yesterday’s steel stock burst. Demand for steel issues appeared strong as 12 000 shares traded at 61 2, rising to 62 1 2 before retreating. Preferred shares gained 1 4, but pared most of the early advance while the broader market stayed firmer.
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New York
United States
Gary
Nebraska News Notes Mixed Local Updates in Several Counties
A broad roundup reports Lyons Republicans plan a Burt County auto rail tour next Tuesday, Deputy Postmaster Paul Calvin resigns, and the Farmers Bank of Uris faces opposition in Fremont. Fremont notes football team disbandment. Lin coln sees relocation of an oil inspector’s family. Wahoo and North Bend discuss road funding. Lincoln registration nears 6,208 with strong turnout expected. The page also covers strikes at Fairbury, railway baggage changes in Omaha, and a tragic hanging suicide near Plot.
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Lyons
Acui¢Ntes
Burt County
Paul Calvin
Farmers’ Bank of Uris Ac Fremon
Fremont
Hebtines Sn Ofite Membera Des Teorganise
William Sstyzemetter
Atale Oil
Uusengt
Lincoln See
State University
O. A. Coop
Kanase City
San Francisct
Soverber
Ateainer
Mongolia
Honora
Japan
North Besta
North Bend
Clis
Lincoln—Saturdar
George Hughes
Steele City
Fairbury
Belner
Omaha
George T. Aller
Orecon
Haa
Thin City
Trion Vache
Beta Roads
Andrew Traynor
Ailan Pacific
Mer. Aley
Harriman
Freaont—Ai
Judiges Dean
Latmd Kramer
Norris Brown
Ile Larsan
Hyde case drags in effort to get jury
A 60 member venire appeared for arraignment in the Hyde murder case. Seven talesmen were accepted and 29 more must be selected as defense and state challenge. Vacancies linger as unqualified venire members complain of hotel and meal conditions while court considers newspaper account accuracy.
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Hyde
Ranage City
Venkersen
Clarke Hyde Rourder
Stata
Rison - Bie
Girl Found Slain in Chicago Hotel
Chicago police described a complex murder when Manche Dow’s nude body was found in a downtown hotel room. The room showed signs of a struggle with locked doors and windows, yet no obvious wounds or disturbance of valuables. Dow, about 26, was believed to be an actress, and towels on her fingers remained undisturbed.
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Chicago
Manche Dow
Miss Dow
Funeral halted as constable seizes body amid court order
A city court ordered action stops a funeral in Tulalo and a constable seizes the coffin as mourners and a minister reacted. The Edward Tronper funeral is disrupted amid disputed burial arrangements and property concerns.
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Tulalo
Nlfl
Edward Tronper
Lewis
Laura Iopper
Bradstreet and Dan Report on Business Market Update
Bradstreet notes slight irregularity but cooler weather boosts retail trade in many markets. Reports show overall fair conditions with signs of improved wholesale and retail activity versus last year, while iron and steel activity remains weak with prices trending down. FR and Dun weekly review cites fair activity, Northwest recovery, potential price reductions for 1912, and growing orders for wire and tinplate as demand firmed by lower values.
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New York
Bradstreet
South
Trélee
Great Northern
For
Steal Corporation
United States
Canada
FR. G. Dun & Company
Review of Trade Today
Northwest
Jobhera
Toundey
Queen of the Underworld Succumbs to Paralysis
An elderly Nebraska figure, Miss Anna Wilson, dies after a stroke at about age 76. She had led a local business, donated city property for a hospital, and faced a life of public attention amid late career activity. The city inherits implied obligations tied to her estate and debts.
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Underworld
Omaha
Ntricken
Sisk Anna Witaon
Yise Wilson
Flor
Miss Wilson
Clip Wasah Emergency Hospital
Wilson
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