Cuban Elections Debate Delays US Surrender of Power
Washington reports Cuba faces competing party views on timing for municipal and national elections. Jose Miguel Gomez and Alfredo Zayas lead liberals split by Meno Cal and Sanguilly, while Palma moderates and independent factions hover. Provisional US rule favored by most leaders, with elections seen as a second choice to avoid turmoil.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Havana
Palma
Cuba
Liberal Party
Jose Miguel
Liberals
Alfredo Zayas
Revolutionary Committee
Palma Zayas
Zayas
Independent Party
General Maria Menecal
Chaparra
General Menocal
Manuel Sanguilly
Matanaas
Senor Quesada
Jose Miguel Gomez
Venire Challenged in Georgetown Trial
In Georgetown Kentucky the Powers case consumed the morning with dalesmen examinations. Seven jurors qualified from Harrison county venire, six Democrats and one Republican. Walter L Renaker, a Goebel Democrat, requested excusal claiming prejudice and was excused. The defense moves to challenge the entire venue of 500 as discriminatory. court adjourns until Monday.
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Georgetown
Harrison County
Walter L.renaker
Heo
Globe omits reader name on inscription at oaks
Fragmentary line reads The Globe would be pressed to have your name on im swheeriptien oaks, unclear context leaves name and purpose uncertain.
Receivers Appointed for Six Banks and Trust Firms
New York authorities moved to place six financial institutions under temporary receivers after suspensions. Attorney General Jackson cited evidence of illegal loans and criminal transactions at the Borough bank of Brooklyn and Jenkins Trust, with loans to John G. Jenkins Jr totaling 557000. Receivers named include Frank L. Bapst, Frank White, Henry A. Powell, Isaac N. Cox, John Mulhall, Brown Hasbrouck, and Goodwin Brown, as superintendence proceeds.
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Jackson
New York
Brooklyn
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
Jenkins Trust Company
Borough Bank
John G. Jenkins, Jr
Justice Betts
Supreme Court
Kingston
Clark Williams
Williamsburg Trust Company
Frank L. Bapst
Buffalo
Hamilton Bank
Frank White
Borough Bank of
Henry A. Powell
Isaac N. Cox
Ellenville
Ulster County
John Mulhall
Brooklyn Bank
Brown Hasbrouck
New Paltz
International Trust Company
Goodwin Brown
Yonkers
Mauretania's First Transatlantic Voyage Impressive Debut
Liverpool witnesses the Cunard steamer Mauretania depart on its first transatlantic voyage amid fanfare. The ship carries about 2 000 passengers with 12 500 000 dollars in gold in six guarded cars aboard. Captain Pritchard commands the new liner amid rival Lusitania expectations.
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Liverpool
Mauretania
Pritchard
Cunard
Tyne
Clyde
Prohibitionists Pick Columbus for 1908 Nominee Convention
The national Prohibition party will hold its presidential nominating convention in Columbus Ohio in the first week of June 1908. Fifteen hundred eighty delegates and alternates will attend with a one to one ratio per 100 votes for Jacob Swallow in 2004. Charles R Jones was elected chairman W G Calderwood secretary and Felix T Me Whirter treasurer. The National Prohibitionist was endorsed as official organ.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Columbus
Jacob Swallow
Charles R. Jones
W. G. Calderwood
Minneapolis
Felix T. Me Whirter
Indianapolis
National Prohibitionist
Dedication of St. Josephs Church at Spearfish Thanksgiving 1907
The St. Josephs Catholic Church in Spearfish completes and dedicates on Thanksgiving Day 1907 in a project costing over 7000 dollars. Bishop Stakiha will lead a 10:30 a.m. mass with Father Chasse and others assisting, followed by an evening service. The church features a 60 foot steeple, 66 by 32 foot footprint, steel ceilings, and decorative windows donated by parish members.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Spearfish
Hills
Spearfish Mail
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Black Mills
J. A. Chasse
Black Hills
Jay O'Banion
Belle Fourche
Donald Lane
St Joseph
James Halloran
Johnson
Altar Society
H. J. Peters
Cural
Sarah Nicholas
G. F. Stebbins
H. J. Dallaher
E. Reilly
P. Markham
Daniel Lane
E. Grosfield
F. C. Hemler
Stella
Cecelia Hemler
Charles Wettengel
Stakiha
Lead
Father Chasse
Messrs. Matthews
D. D
Father Noesen
V. G
Deadwood
Sieaien
Rapid City
Father Columban
O F
Sturgis
Father McCarthy
Father Heismann
Custer
Starha
J. Canrone
Mesdames Welch
Irwin
Wall
Coral
Reilly
Halloran
Russell
Chasse
McGrath
Markham
Stella Hemler
Mr. Carrierers
Robert A. Windolph
Willard
Kyrie
Ghilati
Welch
Ipwin
Gloria
Exek Esc
Ces RT
Gai Tollig
Fec
Ncecces
Welch Chao
Eae Pet
Benedictus
Ssseeereeneee
Agnus Dei Iscsi Ccesseresine
G. L. Smith
Stakha
SPEAKS OF MEXICO Mining Offers Many Opportunities
Harry Price returns to Lead after four months in Mexico recounting vast low grade ore bodies in Carrizozo and other mining areas. He met notable figures including T D Edwards and Pat Cunningham and noted Archie Laird in a mine motor. Price will stay in the Hills as a skilled amalgamator and cable repairer.
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Dailywall
Harry Price
Mexicos
Carriezozo
New Mexico
Vera Cruz
T. D. Edwards
Jaarez
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Archie Laird
Bisby
Albuquerque
Pat Cunningham
Lead
Pat
J. A. McMahon
Old Mexico
Price
Landis Refuses to Sign Oil Appeal Record
Judge K M Landis in the U S district court refused to sign the Standard Oil bill of exceptions in its appeal to set aside a 29240000 fine. He gave oil attorneys until November 21 to include verbatim testimony from Hollands Tucker Wann and other witnesses in the record. The amended bill will be submitted next week and the appeal could be filed by December 1 with a February appellate hearing anticipated.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
F. 8. Hollands
Horace Tucker
F. A. Wann
Landis
Toto
Japanese Gunboat Yodo Launched At Kobe
New Jap Gunboat Yodo launched at Kobe today. The dispatch boat is 280 feet long with a beam of 42 feet and engines totaling 6400 horsepower.
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Yodo
Kobe
Funeral of Mrs Knight Set for Sunday at Episcopal Church
The funeral for Mrs. Knight will be held at the Episcopal church at 2:80 Sunday afternoon with Rev. M. F Montgomery officiating.
Harry Stewart and Gustine plan warehouse and produce commission
Local notes report Harry Stewart and Earl Gustine organizing a building for a warehouse and enter the produce commission business with Stewart expected to manage. The piece also lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, or doing business in Deadwood and surrounding areas.
Woodall Still Missing in Deadwood area search continues
Mar shall Woodall remains unfound after straying from home in a mentally troubled state two days ago. A Crawford ranch resident Mr. Titus reported sighting a man matching Woodall’s description near Polo creek while headed across the country. A large group of searchers rode out from Deadwood this morning, with optimism that he will be found within a day.
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Whitewood Plaindealer
Harry Stewart
Earl Gustine
Stewart
Henry Gardner
Horse Creek
Everett Hunt
Centennial
J. J. Gralapp
Whitewood Creek
Bert Jenks
Vale
Joe Davis
Tama
Stitt
Lookout Valley
Notone
Missouri
Black Hills
Olsen
C. Cardinal
T. Trezona
St. Inge
Charles Lawn
Big Bottom
S. S. Littlefield
Lower Big Bottom
Otho Arndt
Yale
W. J. Clayton
Belle Fourche
Rapid
C. H. Smith
Daniel Boone
St. Onge
Quillian & Hegdlee
Great West
Lulu Stambaugh
Pauline Bernstein
Deadwood
Roy Whitcher
Sulphur Creek
Marshall Woodall
Titus
Crawford Ranch
Polo Creek
Woodall
Pole Creek
Spearfish Road
False Bottom
Sheriff Searches For Missing Woodall In Deadwood Hills
Sheriff Trathen Hig leads search parties across the Deadwood hillside area for Marshall Woodall a 40 year old man with a feeble mind who wandered from his Spearfish hill home Tuesday morning. Despite day and night searches no progress was reported by late afternoon.
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Deadwood
Marshall Woodall
Spearfish Hill
George Zoll
Lieen
Student Electrocuted At Iowa Normal School in Cedar Falls
E Herbert Smith of Tripoli, a student at a state normal school, slipped in a tub holding an electric bulb and stood in water, completing a circuit that caused instantaneous death. He was found leaning against a window at Prof. G. S. Dick's home where he roomed.
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E.H. Smith
Towa State Normal School
Cedar Falls
E. Herbert Smith
Tripoli
State Normal
G. 5
Smith
Fifty-Seven Utes Leave Camp for Rapid City Work
Telegrams from Special Agent Downs and Supervisor Bagnett report that fifty seven able bodied Ute men with families totaling about 180 have departed the Ute camp for Rapid City South Dakota to seek employment. The camp’s total population is about one hundred eighty.
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Washington, D. C
Downs
Bagnett
Rapid City
Oie
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Joseph Schuler
William Wall
Br. Johnston
B. S. Bunch
Blacksmith
Hulett
J. A. Whitcher
Herschman
Moorcroft
Wyo
J. Williams
T. K. Peck
Northwestern
S. M. Southmayde
A.W. Fagerf
Chas
Hindy
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