Subscriptions Closed Unsparing Economic Outlook Improved
The secretary of the treasury announces subscription to one year Treasury certificates is closed and will not be extended. Improved business conditions suggest no further allotments. $25 000 000 to $35 000 000 allotted will fund new bank loans, not permanent inflation. Treasury cash balance rises to about $325 million with Panama bonds and one year certificates, while actual working balance sits at roughly $6.65 million.
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Teganry
Te United Boites
Gortelyou
Bank Uolow
Treasury
Palonal Banka
Joavinik
Miners Entombed After Explosive Mine Disaster
A blast at the Nanni mine of United Goal Company, about two miles north of Bellevernan Ta, entombed miners. One body recovered, identified as foreman known as Pumper Jon. The force shattered a concrete wall eighty feet from the mine mouth and broke nearby windows. Cause of the explosion remains undetermined.
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Penn
United Goal Company
Bxoy
Bellevernan
Howe
Jon
Paning
Mde
Hutler Congregation Fails to Choose Minister in Ohio
After hearing U S ministers since the resignation of Rev Ali Robinson of the Sixth Church Hillsboro the Hutter Pag United Presbyterian congregation extended none. Attorney J W Futchinsen denounced existing ministers and urged new ministers in the denomination, creating a sensation.
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Hutler
Ali Robinson
Ue Sisth
Bure
Hutter Pag
Winds Congressman Dies in Wisconsin City
A Wyhter, died at his home in Miurvhyshore Wisconsin of typhoid fever after two weeks of illness. He was a Republican serving his twentieth year in Congress. He traveled on the Great Lakes during October, and reports show tonnage not heavier than the same month of Tah.
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George W
Wenleith
Roots Mexican Bandits Kill Wound Railroad Agent
A railroad agent was killed and another wounded by Mexican bandits after a raid on Santa Fe cars and depots. A third bandit escaped as a posse pursued him. authorities believe the wounded man and the dead bandit were gang members active for weeks.
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Perrine
Neher
Tutty
Santa Fe
Immorality Claims Stir German Troops Amid Crisis
In budget debates leader Bebel warned of an approaching industrial crisis in Germany. He cited rampant immorality in the army and cited the von Moltke proceedings as exposing a disgraceful truth. He claimed 40,000 unemployed in Barb... (text truncated)
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Bebel
Germany
Vor Gaelow
von Moltke
Panama
Barbhalorie
Henry Bebet
Germiny
Wold
Five Passengers Killed In Waterbury Train Collision
Five factory workers died at a Waterbury railroad crossing when a freight locomotive struck a trolley car carrying 25 passengers bound for Oakville. Six others injured. Names listed include Sarah Ryan and Annie Corcorry. Flagman John Plavin and conductor John Tilton arrested. gates were up and train could not be stopped.
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Waterbury
Conn
Pin
Oakville
Pissengers
Sarah Ryan
Annie Corcorry
Robert French
Jane Kelly
Walter Hayes
John Plavin
John Tilton
Czars Autocracy Defended by Stolypin After Demands
Premier Stolypin rebutted a Constitutional Democrat bid to abolish the czar title. He stated the czar remains autocrat and would keep supreme authority, insisting the Little Father has the people's welfare at heart. Attempt to resolve trouble would invite strong measures.
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Douma
Trubsias
Stolypin
Wealthy interest demands in 1772 bank loan case
A St Petersburg Gazette notice outlines a complex 1772 loan and compound interest totaling vast sums. It cites a hetman as bearer of receipt and describes Little Russia lines near Kinff Ilianine Polubotke with noble descendants summoned to Sharada to secure funds and deliver a large payment.
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St. Petersburg
Little Russia
Kinff
Ilianine
Polubotke
Tey
Oles
Polubolko
Sharada
Liorussia
Ubon
Officers Of House Present Imcrntents All Chosen Again
The Hon Josvel Creat of Hie role was nominated by Republican members for his third term as speaker. The caucus approved the slate led by Tophurn of laws. Officers named include Maj Alexander McDowell clerk Doorkeeper Weank RB. Tyon and Sionvel W Langum postmaster with Langum new. A single renomination was adopted without opposition. Marabout Bowhieh Tavs proctitis a holy war and his emissaries spread violence.
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Josvel
Creat
Te Twaase
Maj
Alexander McDowell
Peninsylvania
Weank
Tyon
New York
Lenny Casson
Wisconsin
Hereciiababaimd
Sionvel W. Langu
Minnesota
Post
Thayngy
Langim
Min
Weds at age 102 a widow with three husbands
Mrs Bamued Dever of Bonec Us New York, aged 102, vows continuation of life with her third husband whom she wed in 1810. The piece notes her long marriage history and gifts from that era, including china received at the wedding.
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Bamued Dever
Bonec Us
N.Y
China
No Rages Yet Sparing Armenians In Turkish Turmoil
Reports describe widespread outrages in Diarbekir and Diyarbakır region as Turkiye bands burn villages and seize all possessions. Armenian and Muslim villages suffer alike, with destitution and food scarcity growing. Missionaries plead for aid as they struggle to alleviate mounting misery.
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Torah Pasha
Mader
Kurdistan
Plang
Diarbekir
Joyirsh-ibn-Omar
Sert
Thraham Pasha
Armeno
Tiz0rum
Bitlis
Van
Kharput
Diabakly
Autocrat Word Rejected by Russian Douma
The Russian Douma decreed the autocrat title is no longer tenable. it marked a shift away from centuries of imperial prerogative. In a 112 to 246 vote the chamber rejected neutral terms and adopted a unanimous reply to the throne amid intense excitement and public interest.
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Douma
Russia
Nicholas
Kidnapping Ring Strikes Mexico City Families
Mexico City police struggle with a major kidnapping case as forty nine children, aged two to twelve, are reported stolen over two months. An organized gang reportedly targets both boys and girls, leaving officials puzzled by the methods and motives behind the disappearances.
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Mexico City
Polve
Kkldpapers
Ays
Storms and Ship Disasters Raise Black Sea Toll
Reports from the Black Sea describe numerous maritime disasters with over 200 lives lost. Vessels foundered off Mrogil Asia Minor amid severe weather, with several ships sinking and many casualties reported among crews and passengers.
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Black Sea
Mrogil
Asia Minor
Foraker Accepts Republican Presidential Candidacy Endorsed
In a letter to Conrad J. Mattern of the Ohio Republican League of Clubs Senator Foraker announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for President and accepts league support. He declines the Senate seat. The letter notes endorsement at Columbus on November 20 and confirms the party backing. Mrs Savlas marks her hundredth birthday in North Oxford, while her friend Vinodvden smokes a pipe since age ten.
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Ino Leper Maes Pupne Simetor
Josepl Benson Foraker
Ghia
Tne
Nemcnathon
Nappa
Chakond
Voraker
Conrad J. Mattern
Ohio Repullian League of Clibs
Ack Bowlabeie Che Yatifertian
Meneflon
Urecougua
Colmhous
Paraker
League
Meg
Oxford
Mars
Savlas
Train disaster and theater fire strike multiple casualties
An express train from Vatenelie with many passengers fell from a bridge into water. Twelve people died and 22 were injured. At the Qettersay Auditorium in Charlottesville a rear fire destroyed a colored apron and the THutel Gleason was saved after a hard fight. The opera house opened 14 years ago. Losses totaled 40,000 dollars with 10,000 dollars insured.
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Vatenelie Wii
Ontekirisa? Harenana
Qettersay Auditoriun
Charlottesville
Thutel Gleason
Forty Thousand Dug Up in Cash Pit near Ban Weanelsea
An old woman claimed a buried stash of money at Green and Powell streets near a lodging house scarred by a prior quake. Two boys helped uncover a trunk filled with gold notes and currency, triggering a mass grab. Police arrested 24 with about $5,000 in hand. most fled. The two boys kept $4,000 bound to them but police seized it, recovering roughly $42,000. Officials estimate the trunk held about $10,000 and say the money was buried by the missing elder during the quake.
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Green and
Powell Streets
Ban Weanelsea
Toon Thalias
Pleteatu
Mats
Increase in Commerce Opens Dominion Parliament in Ottawa
The Dominion parliament opened in Ottawa on November 28 with Lord Grey in attendance. The throne speech highlights rising trade and revenue, a 34,000,000 debt reduction, Oliver’s land bill reintroduction offering settlers two homesteads or 320 acres, and plans for old age pensions and utility regulation. Proposals include railway oversight of telegraph and telephone firms, election act amendments, and expanded provincial boundaries to Hudson and James bays. The government will seek approval of the French treaty and reference the fisheries dispute to The Hague.
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Ont
Lord Grey
Oliver
Railway Commission
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Hudson and
James Bays
Hague Tribunal
Edith Root and Ulysses S Grant Jr Marry in Washington
A wedding in Washington on November 27 united Edith Root, daughter of the Secretary of State, with Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant Jr., grandson of a famed general. Guests included President and Mrs. Roosevelt, with Rev. Herbert Shipman officiating and a toast to the couple after the ceremony.
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Edith Root
Ulysses S. Grant TU
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Washington
Reot
Herbert Shipman
New York
West Point
Ruth Wales
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Elihu Root
Award Wales Root
Robert Ralston
M. W. Howze
Gustav Schwab
Edward T. McLean
Roosevelt
Busier Than Ever as Thanksgiving Rules Break
The National Tube works at Mc Kensport runs full on Thanksgiving, the first time in 25 years officials permitted no holiday. Chicago clearing house reports 28000 dollars of its certificates burned, with daily follow up until repayment. currency payments expected to rise soon.
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National Tube
McKensport
Chicago Clearing House
Moors Invade Algeria and Clash With French
Official notices from Oran report Moorish forces attacked Algeria Wednesday, breaching the frontier before reinforcements arrived. Forty one Moors killed and fifteen wounded as they retreated, then later pushed back Arabs after reinforcements arrived.
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Algeria
Mie Breneh
Valley plant to resume operations after shutdown
Republic Iron and Steel Company in Youngstown Ohio will restart finishing mills and puddling furnaces after a brief shutdown. Navy orders for torpedo boat destroyer flotilla sailing to the Pacific coast were issued, with destroyers holding at several ports and departing December 2.
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Bonnell
Republic Iron & Stoat
Youngstown. O
Mioal
Torpedo Font
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
Hampton
Banker Kills Himself After Release From Jail
Jlownril Maxwell, former president of the borough bank of Brook Inn, who faced five charges, killed himself at home after his release. Friends deserted him in adversity and he had been in jail three or four days. The Rev J J Campbell in City Temple London faced interruptions while discussing Christ feeding the multitude.
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Borough Bank of
Brook Inn
Wis
J. J. Campbell
City Temple
London
Christ
Panama Canal Report Endorses Government Labor For Work
The Isthmian Canal Commission's annual report shows $48,285,110 spent by the government on the Panama project in the year, with total estimates rising to $139,708,200. It advocates hiring labor over contracts, notes no yellow fever cases, and cites stable foundations for proposed locks while omitting waterway expansion plans.
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Canel
Isthmiya Canal Commission
Army
Board of Consulting Engineers
Zolre
Colon
Rob Bank of $2200 Coin Held Up by Two Men
Two men robbed the State Bank at Clinton Iowa of 2200 in coin just before 4 pm forcing the president cashier and bookkeeper into the vault. They took 700 in gold and 1500 in silver from a hotel room before escaping. Banks nationwide ready to resume currency payments as factory output revives.
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Clinton
Iml
William Argue
Murphy
John Young
Henson
Blunder Fatal to Four Train Crew in Philadelphia Collision
Three trainmen were killed and a boy injured after a rear end crash of freight trains on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad in northeastern Philadelphia. The dead men, lying in Allentown, were Ebert, Shaler, Loudenslager, and another identified as HH. The injured boy, William Bryant of Philadelphia, was riding a moving ride and the crew had failed to send back a flagman, a duty neglected by the caboose crew on the curve.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Philadelphia
Allentown
YH. Ebert
Elmer Shaler
CG. W. Loudenslager
Wm. Bryant
Three Die As Tugboat Scuffle Sinks in Port Dalhousie
The tug Escart of Port Dalhousie collided with the barge Harrison of Niagara Point and sank. Drowned were Cape. Marry Deolap, Engineer Al heart Donley, and canal helper Charles Christmas. Alderman convicted of soliciting a bribe in city ordinance case. Win, CG, Obers hanser of Milwaukee sentenced to one year in the House of Correction with stay until January 2. Syracuse National Tube branch resumes after two weeks, about three hundred men employed.
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Port Dalhousie
Harrison
Niagara Point
Cape
Marry Deolap
Alheart Donley
Ou Canal
Charles Christmas
Aldwinian Win
Obershanser
Milwaukee
House of Correction
Syracuse
Naonal Tube Company
Americans' Death Sentence Commuted to 20 Years in Mexico
Ambassador Creal of Mexico prompted by a mother’s plea wires Chihuahua’s governor to commute the death sentence of Dr. Charles S Harle and two others to 20 years in prison. Three men condemned for murders tied to insurance fraud face December 6 execution date. Mrs Annie Harle of Absiena, Texas urged clemency.
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Mexico
Creal
Jose Marc Sanches
Chihuahua
Charles S. Harle
Win
Mitchell
Leslis
Lves
Annie Harle
Absiene, Tex
Harle
Whisky Impure Food Seizure Tops Baltimore Article
Acting under the Department of Agriculture the first pure food act seizure in Baltimore involved 46 barrels of Bourbon whisky seized from A. L. Webb & Sons. Papers alleged the liquor was distilled from syrups or molasses rather than grain. Ghalles A. Webb claimed no knowledge of the whisky’s composition, noting it was Bourbon whisky sent by the American Distributing Company of New York with a branch in Baltimore, manufactured in New Orleans.
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Washington
A. L. Webb & Sons
Baltimore
Ghalles A. Webb
American Distributing Company
New York City
New Orleans
Unitarian and Jew Ham I nled Worship at Boston Temple
For the first time in New England history Jews and Christians prayed together in a synagogue at Temple Adath Israel in Boston on Thanksgiving. Rabbi Charles Fleischer led the service and Rev. Thomas Van Ness preached. Prayers were offered by both leaders and congregants bowed in prayer.
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New England
Temple Adath Israel
Boston
Charles Fleischer
Thomas van Ness
Second Church
Fleischer
van Ness
Naval Show Offs Pacific Fleet Report at Hampton Roads
Navy orders the Pacific bound Atlantic fleet to report at Hampton Roads by December 9. Vessels to stay in navy yards for extended time. all ships prepare for Christmas with 44 000 pounds of Vermont turkey stored cold. News from St Petersburg reports bandits robbed the Ameer treasury, killing the finance minister and fleeing with $90 000.
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Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
Navy Yards
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Mila
Detana
St. Petersburg
Bokhara
Central Asia
Four Mormon missionaries expelled from Saxony
The police expelled four Mormon missionaries as foreigners. The report notes tensions with outsiders and notes the broader context of anti foreign sentiment in Saxony during the period.
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Saxony
Mormon Rmissionaaries
Confidence Returns in Trade Yet Conservatism Persists
Dun and Co weekly trade review notes confidence modestly returning but conservatism strong in manufacturing. Mills and factories run only on orders with no stock buildup, some idle plants resuming and many contracts on hand but delayed settlements. Retail trade modestly higher as holiday sales boost staple goods. western cities report large orders for next deliveries.
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Dun & Co
Live Stocky Taken At His Word
Master Walter aged five ate the soft toast and left crusts, while his father recalled eating crusts as a boy. The boy offered his crusts to the parent, who accepted the gesture in a light domestic moment from Harper's Weekly.
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Master Walter
Harper’s Weekly
A Heav y Lord. Trate Wife to bibulous husband
A humorous exchange features a wife questioning her husband’s late return and failed shopping carry, followed by a quip about judging horseflesh after dining in Parisian restaurants. The brief item reflects newspaper cartoon humor and provincial wit.
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Trate
R. I
Detroit
The Terms of Payment Joke From Washington Herald
A Washington Herald quotation presents a joke about debt collection with the line a dollar down and a dollar when ever the collector ketches me. The humor highlights informal payment terms and rural speech patterns.
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Washington Herald
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