Cuba Elects Palma as Liberals Largely Quit
The Havana election produced a quiet, one sided result as Gen. Gomes withdrew and President Palma and all moderates won with liberals holding few seats. Turnout was light due to heavy rains and protest withdrawals left a clear field for moderates across national and provincial offices. The senate and house show mixed liberal and moderate representation with independents possible votes. Gov Novon of Havana province was reelected after switching allegiance to Palma.
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Havana
Liberal Party
Jose Miguel Gomes
Palms
Congress
Semon
Senate
House
Gov. Nunov
IV Palma Party
Chicago Beats Michigan In Key Marshall Field Game
In front of about 30,000 spectators at Marshall Field Chicago defeated Michigan 2 to 0 on a safety. The Maroons capitalized after a Michigan fumble, Eckersall and Bezdek key plays, and Chicago secured the two-point score by forcing the ball into Michigan’s end zone. The ball changed hands repeatedly as both teams failed on several trick plays. Time ended with Michigan on its own 40-yard line.
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Marshal Field
Michigan
Maroons
de Tray
Bezdek
Hitchcock
Eckersall
Garrells
Tom Hammond
Barlow
Clark
Dougherty to serve sentence in Joliet penitentiary
Joliet Illinois November 80 Newton Dougherty educator and financier charged with embezzling public funds possibly up to a million dollars begins an indeterminate sentence of one to 1 years in Joliet penitentiary after entering the institution Wednesday afternoon. Dougherty previously held roles as Peoria public schools superintendent and president of a national bank.
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Joliet
Newton
Most Disastrous Lakes Shipping Crisis Reported
A massive Great Lakes storm wrecked seventeen vessels, left six missing, and caused extensive losses. Mataafa tragedy near Duluth claims four lives. total damages estimated at about two million dollars across ships and property.
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Pittsburg Steamship Company
Duluth
Minn
Mataafa
Crescent Oil
Beenborn
Lafayette
Elwood
Manilla
William Most
Cleveland
Claude A. Baringer
James Early
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N. Y
Carl Carlson
William Gilchrist
Wiarton
Ont
Thomas Woodgate
Conneaut
James Settle
Wright
Clever Fund
Walter Bush
Amherstburg
Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Lakes
Douul
Houseboat Fire Kills Nine on Middle River Vessel
Mobile residents recount a deadly blaze on a pull boat on the Middle river between Texas and Alabama rivers. Nine men perished, with Sidney Wheat the sole survivor, awakened by crackling timbers and escaping as the boat collapsed. Owners Stewart and Butt question why the craft burned with no steam for days.
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Mobile
Ala
Middle River
Texas
Alabama
Sidney Wheat
Wheat
Stewart and
Butt
Indicted for Murder in Wabash County
Mount Carmel November 30 The Wabash county grand jury returned an indictment against William Lacer his wife and August Nelgen for murder Lacer s mother was killed December 20 1903 while dining at a table a rifle shot through the window killed her instantly Lacer was arrested then but not indicted New evidence has since emerged
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Mount Carmel
Wabash County
William Lacer
August Nelgen
Lacer
Death of Noted Iowan Henry Anson Found Dead in Buffalo
Henry Anson founder of Marshalltown and father of Adrian Anson died of pneumonia at five oclock Thursday. Anson, a pioneer of central Iowa, was the first white child born in Marshall county and city clerk of Chicago. In Buffalo, Thomas Danery and his wife were found dead from carbonic acid gas poisoning. their 15 year old daughter survived after revival.
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Marshalltown
Henry Anson
Iowa
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago
Marshall County
Buffalo
Thomas Danery
Danser
Poultry Confiscated in Los Angeles Cold Storage Case
In Los Angeles on December 1 the city health department seized poultry from a Thanksgiving cold storage facility amid a $5,000 value concern. The action followed improper refrigeration that affected many consignments and drew official attention to transport and storage practices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rity Health Cmeers
Ehapmans
Taetown
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