De Facto Panama Government to Be Recognized
Washington says the United States will recognize a de facto Panamanian government that can transact current business, with Loomis noting a formal statement from the White House after the cabinet meeting. The Nash ville gunboat and Dixie transport with 450 Marines assist in keeping order as colonists transfer power with little bloodshed.
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Washington
Loomis
Panama
White House
United States
Colombia
Colon
Nashville
Dixie
Federico Boyd
Jose Ariano
Tomas Arias
Cauca
Republic of
French Consul Reports From Panama Dispatch Confirmed
Paris on November 6 reports the French foreign office received a despatch from the French consul at Panama confirming Associated Press dispatches about ongoing events. The despatch corroborates details from prior wire reports and notes official attention to the situation.
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Paris
Panama
Associated Press
Wisconsin Village Destroyed by Fire in Lumber Yard
Ashland Wisconsin, November 6. Bibon, a small village on the Omaha road twenty miles south of Ashland, was destroyed by fire last night. The blaze began in the Chicago Coal and Lumber mill, which burned completely, with lumber piles and tramways, then spread to homes. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. Telegraph and telephone lines ruined, hampering communication with Bibon.
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Ashland
Wis
Bibon
Omaha Road
Here
Chicago Coal and Lumber Company
J. H. Kreuger
Moros Meet General Wood in Friendly Exchange at Lanao
Maj. Gen. Wood reports Moros in Lanao came to meet him in a friendly spirit during a recent trip. He plans to visit Jolo where Moros have attacked and wounded two American soldiers, causing tension.
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Manila
Wood
Tke Lanao
Jolo
British Cruisers Medusa and Medea Return Test Run
The British third class cruisers Medusa and Medea sailed from Gibraltar for Portsmouth in a fast test run to gauge boiler performance and coal consumption. Medusa uses Durr boilers while Medea carries Yarrow type boilers on the voyage home.
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Gibraltar
Medusa
Medea
Portsmouth
Buster Brown Suit Promises Distinctive Youth Fashion
The leading juvenile line is Buster Brown, copied from the popular New York Herald character. The coat follows a Russian style with a small collar and white pique over collar, paired with knickerbocker trousers. Materials include serges, undressed worsteds, and fancy mixtures. Suits suit ages 2 1/2 to 6 years, with other styles for older boys. Available exclusively in Lowell. Have you noticed it?
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Buster Brown
New York Herald
Lowell
Meteor to sail for transatlantic race with German crew
Berlin reports Emperor William will send the schooner Meteor to the United States next spring to race for His Majesty's cup. Changes reduce sail area to avoid handicap while sailing with an all-German crew. the emperor favors cruiser types for service testing in tough conditions.
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Berlin
United States
William
Navy dispatch on Pacific squadron ships heading to Panama
The Navy Department reports Rear Admiral Glass confirms Marblehead Concord and Wyoming and the collier Nero left Acapulco yesterday for Panama. The Pacific squadron now sails at full speed toward the Isthmus as part of fleet movements in the region.
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Washington
Navy Department
Glass
Pacific
Marblehead
Concord
Wyoming
Acapulco
Mex
Panama
City Railway workers approve strike ultimatum
Chicago officials report that 1624 employees voted to strike if needed to enforce union demands. An executive board meeting was held and representatives will present the ultimatum to railway company officials.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Von Sternburg cleans up his business in Saxon estate
Berlin Nov 6 Baron von Sternburg the German ambassador to the United States has disposed of the business connected with his Saxon estate. He will likely be received by the Emperor on Tuesday and sail for New York on Nov 17. He said he had not had an operation for aural trouble and did not intend to have one.
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Berlin
Baron von Sternburg
T*o
United States
New York
Hadley
James Starr
Minnie F. Patterson
Lyman School
Lucy Beliveau
Lancaster School For
Lucy
Savage
Lancaster School
Adolphe Belle-Rose
Joseph Carr
Carr
Windham
Joseph
John Landers
Frederick T. Leclacheur
Feurst Bismarck Sails With $950,000 Gold From Southampton
The Hamburg American line steamer Feurst Bismarck departed Southampton for New York carrying $950,000 in gold. The voyage marks a notable financial transfer from the English port.
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Southampton
Eng
Hamburg-American Line
Feurst Bismarck
New York
First real snow storm hits Auburn area
Auburn New York reports the season's first real snowstorm with about one and a half inches already on the ground and continuing to snow vigorously.
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Auburn
N. Y
Iberian from Manchester at Bon Marche stamps sale
Boston notes a sale event with Iberian from Manchester offering Double Green trading stamps at the Bon Marche on Saturday. The readable fragment highlights a promotional stamp offer and a local department store sale activity centered in Boston.
Philadelphia Millionaire Edward Wentz Held for Ransom
Despatch from Bristol Tenn reports Edward L. Wentz, missing Philadelphia heir to a Big Stone Gap family, is alive in the Cumberland mountains and requests $100,000 ransom for his release. A strange man claimed to deliver his letter and return proof of life. negotiations are ongoing.
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Chicago
Tribune
Bristol
Tenn
Edward L. Wentz
Philadelphia
Big Stone Gap
Cumberland Mountains
Wentz
John §. Wentz
D. B. Wentz
Virginia
Kentucky
E. L. Wentz
Dr. Wentz
Young Wentz
J. C. Wentz
Councilmen lag on last year's poll tax bill
One or two councilmen remain unsure about last year's poll tax bill while Frank M. Merrill has not decided on seeking the Republican nomination for purchasing agent. Representative Royal S. Ripley plans a recount request in the 25th district as Socialists seek a strong city election vote.
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Frank M. Merrill
Royal S. Ripley
Congressmans automobile smashed in freight yard wreck
A Boston and Maine freight yard accident in Lowell damaged two cars and an automobile owned by Congressman Butler Ames. Brakes on two cars locked causing a violent bumping of cars, but no workers were injured. The Ames car was taken to United States Cartridge shop for possible repair, with damages not yet known.
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Boston & Maine System
Lowell
Butler Ames
Fatali
Washington, D. C
Ames
United States Cartridge Shop
Adjourned five weeks session in Hicks case
Judge Wait reserved decision on a motion for a new trial in the Hicks versus New England club case after a five week civil term. Plaintiffs' verdict totaled 1350 dollars. defense argued lack of weight of evidence and new evidence about the dog bite. Judge Wait adjourned to Monday at East Cambridge. Boutwell vs Rugg verdict for plaintiff at 37 dollars.
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Wm. E. Hicks
New England Club
Percy
East Cambridge
Parks Sentenced to Sing Sing for Extortion
New York on November 6 Sam Parks received a sentence of two years and three months in Sing Sing Prison for extorting $500 from Tiffany studios.
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New York
Sam Parks
Sing Sing
Tiffany Studios
Will Pay Depositors In Bi Metal Bank Collapse
Bruno Hobbs, vice president and manager of the failed Bimetallic bank at Cripple Creek, says assets total about 40 000 cash and 280 000 in collectable loans, with deposits near 210 000 to be paid. He notes negotiations for reorganization are under way and attorney Tully Scott petitions the district court for a receiver.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Bruno Hobbs
Bimetallic Bank
Hobbs
Tully Scott
District Court
Old Sea Captain Thompson Dies by Suicide in Bridgeport
New York a sea captain once commander of the White Star fleet, Wm H Thompson killed himself with poison at his Bridgeport home after domestic trouble. He earned a Congressional medal in 1872 for saving 19 lives aboard the Britannic and faced forgery charges in 1901 tied to Dr R C Flower bonds. Thompson left the sea twenty years ago.
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New York
Wm. H. Thompson
Bridgeport
Conn
Congress
R. CG. Flower
Thompson
Court Exonerates Bryan in Bennett Will Case
New Haven Conn November 6 Judge Cleaveland of the probate court ruled no undue influence by William J Bryan over the late Philo Bennett in the will's making though a sealed letter tied to the case was not included in the will and was properly executed The decree notes it is not the court s province to interpret will provisions and lawyers asked for further clarification tomorrow
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New Haven
Conn
Cleaveland
Probate Court Today
Wm. J. Bryan
Philo 8
Bennett
Bryan
Died Suddenly William B Costello Of Stanley Street
William B Costello of Stanley street died suddenly this morning after waking with a headache and asking his wife to light the gas. She said the gas was bright, but he could not see it. He became unconscious and died at 7 o clock. Apoplexy is listed as the cause. He leaves a wife and four children. He was a painter and a wine clerk by trade.
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William B. Costello
Stanley Street
Costello
Y M C A Massachusetts Rhode Island Convention Opens
Gloucester hosts the 87th annual Y M C A convention for Massachusetts and Rhode Island with about 200 delegates and 100 students from 22 colleges. Speakers include Rev A C Dixon D D Fred B Smith L W Mesger Rev W H Stebbins Co C Michener and H W Gibson at First Baptist Church.
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Gloucester
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Rev
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Boston
Fred B. Smith
Y. M, CA
L. W. Mesger
Chicago
Chicago Association
W. H. Stebbins
Co. C. Michener
International Committee
H. W. Gibson
Bot
First Baptist Church
Explosion Kills Two at Ohio State University
An explosion at Ohio State University in Columbus on November 6 leaves two dead and several injured, authorities report. Identified victims and exact causes were not immediately released. Emergency crews respond to the scene as the incident is investigated.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
Verdict for Damage by Elevated in Boston Suit
Boston nov six the first case in many suits against the Boston elevated railroad over depreciation of property due to train noise. Mia Margaret Culhane awarded 2760 in her favor for damages to premises at Porter and Pleasant streets. Jury also awarded 61800 to the plaintiff for injury to the same property caused by grade changes during construction.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railroad
Mia
Margaret HB
Culhane
Porter and
Pleasant Streets
Culane
City of
Pleasant Street
Officers Elected at Licensed Automobile Makers Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers the officers elected include president F J Smith of Detroit, vice president Charles Griffin of Buffalo, secretary H H Cutler of Springfield, and treasurer Henry Jey of Detroit. Executive selections list M J Budlong of Hartford and T Davis Jr of Bridgeport.
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New York
Nev
The
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
F. J, Smith
Detroit
Chgriea
Qliffen
Buffalo
H.H. Cutler
Springfield
Maes
Henry 4
Jey
M, J
Budlong
Hartford
Conn
T, Davis, Jr
Bridgeport
Namesake Karan linked to Armenian murder case in London
London nov 6 the real name of Gorgie Yangie the murderer of two Armenian delegates to the revolutionary convention is said to be Karan a prominent AlfAnist formerly from Providence Rhode Island aged about 40. Following a death threat to Armenian witnesses the coroner s inquest on nov 9 will be closed to all but witnesses and officials to prevent outrages.
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London
Gorgie Yangie
Karan
Providence
R. I
Estate of A P F Coape valued at 10000 in New Mexico
The late A P F Coape's estate, linked to the Lumberton killings on October 6, is appraised at 10000. Diamonds once owned by Coape are missing, fueling rumors of outsider involvement. A key dispute over which spouse died first affects inheritance, with Mrs Coape's kin contending she survived, opposing Coape relatives.
Monticello man pleads guilty in Bangor & Aroostook break in
Houston Maine Nov 6 William Nick erson aged 94 of Monticello pleads guilty to breaking and entering the Bangor and Aroostook station at Monticello and stealing liquors from the freight he is held for the grand jury Deputy Sheriff McNally of Ash is searching north of the town for another man implicated in the break
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Houston, Me
William Nickerson
Monticello
Bangor & Aroostock
McNally
Ash
Unique Japanese Missionary Meeting at High Street Church
A free Saturday afternoon program at the High Street church features a unique Japanese missionary meeting and entertainment. Japanese customs will be illustrated and invited for all to attend.
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High Street
British Columbia Cabinet Reconstructed In Victoria
In Victoria on November 6 the British Columbia cabinet was restructured. F J Fulton of Kamloops was sworn in as president of the council. Premier Mc Bride becomes minister of mines. R F Green of Slocan moves to chief commissioner of lands and works. Charles Wilson of Vancouver becomes attorney, replacing A E McPhillips who was defeated in Victoria.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
F. J. Fulton
Kamloops
McBride
R F. Green
Slocan
Charles Wilson
Vancover
A. E. McPhillips
Independent cigar dealers plan to fund fight against trust
Chicago November 6 The Chronicle reports independent cigar dealers nationwide will raise 200000 dollars a year to battle the trust. Stamps will be sold and affixed to all goods sold to fund the effort as stated by M W Diffley chairman of the executive committee of the Cigar Dealers association of America.
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Chicago
the Chronicle Today
Trust
M. W. Diffley
Cigar Dealers’ Association of America
Leading Lowell druggists endorse Father John’s Medicine
The Courier notes page nine printing by Lowell’s top druggists who sign to show the public’s preference for Father John’s Medicine for purity and merit. They state the remedy is widely recommended by users who trust it as they would a doctor’s prescription for colds throat and lung troubles in Lowell.
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Courier Today
Lowell
Father John
End of Season Men’s Shoes Sale At Bargain Prices
Two popular shoe makes receive a final offering with about 250 pairs left. Barry $4.00 shoes drop to $2.50, high cut. Taylor high and low cut Patent Colt and Vici Kid double sole $3.00 shoes at $2.00. Save a dollar on Taylors and a dollar fifty on Barrys this Friday and Saturday.
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Taylor
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