Hope for Settlement of Chicago Strike
Chicago officials and union leaders show willingness to arbitrate ending the city railway strike. McCulloch and Mahon favor state arbitration with room for conciliation. Mass meetings are planned to mobilize support, while authorities brace for possible wider action if troops are deployed. Police guard restored Wentworth line as cars resume service amid tensions.
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Chicago
Robert McCulloch
Railway Company
Mahon
Employes’ Association
State Board of Arbitration
Council Chamber
City Hall
Tattersalls
Chicago City Railway
Wentworth Avenue
Assaulted auctioneer fined after court trial
James H Pearson was found guilty of assault and battery on auctioneer John M Farrell in a Liberty street auction case and fined $15 after prior convictions. Witnesses identified Pearson striking Farrell, who had argued about furniture receipts, with Pearson claiming self defense. The report also notes later courtroom scenes involving The Ring and the Book and a dog theft case.
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James H. Pearson
John M. Farrell
D. J. Donahue
Pearson
Liberty Street
Suffolk Street
Gome
Charles McCarthy
Broadway
Johnnie
Farrell
Inspector Walsh
Welch
Hadley
Michael McMahon
Mary J. Keefe
Mary J
McMahon
Keefe
Mary Keefe
Engineer Killed in East Aurora Train Wreck Near Buffalo
One man died and several were injured when the East Aurora passenger train wrecked near Buffalo Creek just east of the city. Engineer Alonzo Cole was buried under the engine and killed. Fireman Mulvey suffered severe foot burns after being thrown into the open firebox door.
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Buffalo
N. Y
East Aurora
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alonzo Cole
Buffalo Creek
Mulvey
Guardian Granted to Uncle in Emily Winder Case
In East Cambridge Judge Lawton granted John W. Galloway guardianship of Emily Winder called Emily Galloway, after a heated hearing. The contest with aunt Sarah Fifer collapsed when cross examinations revealed Fifer’s prior criminal convictions. Fifer admitted serving sentences but claimed innocence to all charges.
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John W. Galloway
Emily Winder
Emily Galloway
Tewksbury
East Cambridge
Lawton
Sarah Fifer
J. J. Hennessey
Edmund B. Spalding
Boston
Fifer
Emperor William Shows Small Improvement in Wound
Berlin reports no official bulletin today on Emperor William but confirms the wound is healing normally. The AP correspondent learns the emperor has begun to speak softly and that irritation of the vocal organs is decreasing.
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Berlin
William
Associated Press
Brothers Die in Mandlow Feud Killing Suicide
Henry Fleming killed his brother Rowden after a quarrel at Mandlow Montana, then shot himself, both men prominent stockmen. The Mandlow incident occurred 16 miles from Bozeman on November 14.
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Bozeman
Mont
Mandlow
Here
Henry Fleming
Rowden
Atropine Tablets Theft Reported At State Hospital
A committee on poisoning at the state hospital in Tewksbury will report that atropine tablets were stolen from the pharmacy. Belladonna was present but no belladonna was taken. The tablets were uncounted, making motive investigation slow as inmates are examined. The board’s trustees serve honorarily with travel paid, no salaries. The report is due later this month.
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State Hospital
Tewksbury
Huntress
Inland Steel mills shut down amid wage strike
Chicago reports Inland Steel at Indiana Harbor Ind closed last night for an indefinite period after a midnight strike by 350 Amalgamated Association of Iron Workers members. The union acted as the company aimed to cut wages to levels set by American Sheet Steel plants. Inland Steel employs 6,006 men.
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Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Amalgamated Association of Iron Workers
American Sheet Steel Company
Inlang Company
Four-masted steamer Alite M Helbrook damaged in collision near Bath
The four mast steamer Alite M Helbrook, which rounded on a bar near Merry Meat day, while towed from Bowdoinham by the tug Seguin, floated during the night with the two masted schooner Harold L Berry and was towed to Bath. The damage was limited to a damaged stern after the Berry struck her.
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Bath
Nev
M. Helbrook
Merry Meat Ag
Bowdoinham
Harvard and Dartmouth Clash in New Stadium Debut
Cambridge November 14 The Harvard Dartmouth game opened the new stadium as the Crimson faced the heavyweight Dartmouth eleven. With Yale looming next week Harvard balanced risk and rest by holding back stars, while Dartmouth hoped to score on a tough defense. About 300 Dartmouth men traveled, and betting favored a low-scoring test as fans anticipated a tense battle in ideal field conditions.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Dartmouth
Yale
Crimson
Dartmouth Clothier
le le Lillard Meier
Lindsay le Moyne
Farrier Parkinson
Hooper F. Marshall
Clough Knowlton
Turner Montgomery
Glaze
Marshall
Rora
Princeton
Batchelder
de Witt
Yule
New York, New Haven & Hatford Railroad
Union Station
Chadwick
Bloodless duel in Paris chamber sparks pistols duel
In Paris two deputies Henry Maurrée Berteaux radical socialist and Georges Berthoulat independent Republican fought a pistol duel in the suburbs after a violent exchange over the war budget. Two shots were fired with no injury and the men remained unreconciled.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Henry Mauree Berteaux
Georges Berthoulat
Pistola
Ships wreck in gale at Algon Bay off Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth reports a gale driving ashore multiple vessels including the Arranmore, County of Pembroke, San Antonio, Two Brothers, and Wayfarer with all wrecked at Algon Bay. The Italian bark San Antonio and Litto also suffered dismast and damage in the same event.
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Port Elizabeth
Cape Colony
Arranmore
County of Pembroke
San Antonio
Two Brothers
Wayfarer
Algon Bay
Litto
Druggists Report Ayer's Medicines Sales Rise
On November 5, 1905, thirty Levell druggists were asked to report the past year sales of Ayer's Family Medicines. Every report showed an increase, with the twenty five cent size Ayer's Cherry Pectoral leading the rise as overall sales grew.
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Ayer
Thr
Yale Princeton Crowd Set for Annual Football Test
New Haven observers expect a well matched Yale and Princeton on Yale field with about 29 700 tickets sold. Both sides boast strong lines and quick backs as fans flood the city, tickets resold on sidewalks and weather mild though overcast.
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New Haven
Comn
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
University
Murphy
Chadwick
Rafferty
Bowman
de Witt
Farmer
Resolutions debated as labor delegates resume work
At Faneuil Hall Boston on November 14 President Samuel Gompers opened the AF of L convention. Delegates faced over 200 resolves and petitions after yesterday's adjournment and expected a busy day as committees prepared reports. The gavel signaled the start of sessions at 9 oclock.
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Boston
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Faneuil Hall
Germany Willing to Recognize Panama Government
Berlin reports German consular representatives in Panama have established relations with the new Panamanian government and sanctioned the action. Officials say Panama’s cabinet is composed of respected men and Germany will recognize the republic promptly upon formal notification.
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Berlin
Panama
Germany
Isthmus
Foreign Office
Officials find no foul play in Delaney death
In Biddeford Maine on November 14 officials who probed the death of John Delaney say there is no evidence of foul play. The inquiry concluded the circumstances do not support a homicide theory.
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Biddeford
John Delaney
Distinct Improvement Seen in Russo Japanese Situation
Paris dispatches report a distinct improvement in the Russo Japanese situation. The prolonged indecision is attributed to forwarding reports of negotiations for the personal inspection of the Czar.
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Paris
Navy Department Receives No Information Yet
Washington reports that as of November 14 the Navy Department has received no information regarding the matter in question. Officials emphasized they are awaiting further details from relevant authorities to assess potential implications and determine next steps.
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Washington
Navy Department
Columbian Troops Marching on Panama Report
Officials state a large body of Colombian troops is marching on Panama while the current force on the isthmus is deemed adequate to meet an emergency.
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Panama
Jiminez Aims to Break Dominican Blockade
Cape Haytien Nov 14 The French steamer St Simon carrying Gen Jiminez leader of the Dominican revolution has sailed from Port au Prince aiming to force a blockade off Puerto Plata on Santo Domingo's northern coast according to reports.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
St. Simon
Jiminez
Port Au Prince
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
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