Four ballot boxes recount yields gains in first district
Officials reported a net gain of votes after recounts in four ballot boxes across the First, Second, and Third Assembly districts. Discrepancies led to a court ordered recheck by Justice Antend, with results to be sent to County Board of Canvassers for certification.
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IABP
Fuutice
Supreme Court
Antendie
Ijjen
Caners
Jhalhat Bukes
Ase Vedsisenet
Sisalli Telect
Tagpe
Muniati
Hhiey
McClellan
Bere
Tharst
British Governor Besieged as Guiana Police Fire on Strikers
In Georgetown British Guiana police fired on striking wharf workers, with reports of five rioters killed. The Governor and officers were besieged in public buildings as riots intensified. Warehouses and shops closed. ships expected amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana
Georgetown
British Guiana
British Cruisers Sappho and Diamond Leave for British Guiana
ST THOMAS from Danish West Indies reports the British cruisers Sappho and Diamond have departed for British Guiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Sappho
Diamond
British Guiana
Quiet Cuban Elections Marked by Liberal Withdrawal
In Havana on December 1, political agitation from the Liberal Party waned after Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez withdrew his presidential candidacy. Heavy rains and voter disinterest produced a light turnout as Moderates swept all offices, while Liberals retained only holdover seats in a partial Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Liberal Party
José Miguel Gomez
Palma
Congress
Senate
Meriwether Verdict Pending in Court Martial Case
The court martial in the Midshipman Meriwether Jr case completed its work and adjourned. Findings not released. records sent to Navy for review. A verdict is expected to be announced in Washington. Captain Diehl of the Judge Advocate General will report conclusions to the Secretary of the Navy. Some court members returned to Washington. proceedings remain largely confidential.
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Annapodis
Aldi
Meriwether, Jr
James Rk. Branch
Navy de Senc
Washington
Meriwether Jin
the Navy
Samuel W. B. Dihl
Secretary of the Navy
Diehl
Bonaparte Ato
Annapalis
Leeds Leaves Rock Island Amid Moor(e)s Rift
William B. Leeds resigns from the Rock Island Executive Committee and Board of Directors, severing ties with the Moore brothers and D. G. Reid. Friction had built, with Leeds reportedly dumping Rock Island securities after the split, triggering a sharp drop in preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Record-Herald
William B. Leeds
Rock Island
Rarcade
Moore Brothers
D.G. Reid
Leeds
The
Moores
Juccds
Ocean steamer wireless update from Cape Race
Wireless reports from the steamship Latest Shipping News at St Tonis Southampton say it remained in contact with the Marconi station at Cape Race N F. The vessel lay 750 miles east of Sandy Hook and is due at its pier around 10 am tomorrow.
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St. Tonis
Southampton
Marconi
Cape Race
N. F
Sandy Hook
Morrow
Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Feature
A brief section highlights incoming buyers from outside the area. The item notes new interest in local markets and hints at shifting commercial activity as observers track movement and potential deals. The mention signals rising buyer presence and market attention across districts.
Train schedule fragment for Pennsylvania and New York routes
Partial OCR shows Bee newspaper listing train times between Pennsylvania and New York and a Chicago bound service. Entries mention a 8:55 A M departure to Chicago and a 9:45 A M departure from New York, with references to the railroad and connections to Harrisburg and other hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bee
Holt
New York
Lina Hecate
Liberal Leader Ready to Succeed Balfour
London dispatch reports a likely Liberal transfer of power after Balfour's resignation with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman expected to form a ministry. The Times notes Cabinet quiet, Kings audience, and Liberal support, with Grey likely Foreign Secretary and Reid a potential Lord Chancellor.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Mr. Balfour
Balfour
London
Sandringham
Henry Campbell-Bannerma
Henry
Scotland
Lord Rosebery
Robert Reid
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Foreign Office
House of Lords
Lord Spencer
Lord Ripon
Disraeli
Mr. Asquith
Cas
Colonial Conference Postponed Proposal Draws Mixed Replies
Secretary of State Alfred Lyttelton on November 29 cabled colonial governments recommending postponing the colonial conference on fiscal questions until 1907. He suggested naming it an Imperial Council and creating a permanent commission. Cape Colony Natal and Australia agreed Canada and Newfoundland objected New Zealand did not reply promptly.
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London
Alfred Lyttelton
Colonial Conference
Lyttelton
Cape Colony
Natal
Australia
Canada
Newfoundland
New Zealand
Fish Enters Race for Assembly Speaker in New York
Oneida New York December reports Robert J. Fish of Madison County launches his bid for Assembly Speaker. Other contenders include Rogers of Broome, Hooker of Genesee, and Merritt of St. Lawrence. Fish has served seven sessions and begins an eighth term next year. He chairs the Judiciary Committee and led discussions on Justice Warren B. Hooker removal. The bid could split anti Hooker support.
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Spectal
New York Times
Oneida
N. Y
Robert J. Fish
Madison County
Rogers
Broome
Hooker
Genesee
Merritt
St. Lawrence
Fish
Judiciary
Warren B. Hooker
Keny
Fish Maey
President and Mrs Roosevelt return to Washington from Virginia outing
President Roosevelt and his four children concluded a two day stay at Plain Dealing in Albemarle County Virginia. They traveled by the Southern Railway fast mail from New Orleans to Washington and were greeted by a crowd at the station.
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Washington
Roosevelt
North Garden
Little Railroad Station
Bad News Kills Girl in Grocery Store Incident
Philippina Sipple a 19 year old worker in her father Charles Sipple's grocery at East Forty-fourth Street died last night of heart disease. The family had been grieving as her father lay near death at home next door. A customer asked for her father and she collapsed after reporting the relapse. Dr. Fieresheim treated her but she died.
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Philippina Sipple
Charles H. Sipple
East Forty-fourth Street
Dr. Fieresheim
East Fifty-first Street
Fire damages British steamship Neuenfels in Brooklyn
The steamship Neuenfels, arriving from the Far East Tuesday, suffered a fire last night at Bush docks in Brooklyn. Workers in the hold raised the alarm about 9:30 as sixty hoses fought flames, flooding left the vessel over ten feet low, with damage estimated at $10,000. Finch Edge & Co. act as New York agents.
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Far East
Bush Docks
Forty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Seth Low
David Cas
Neuenfels
Finch, Edge & Co
New York
Knox County Grand Jury Finds No Indictments in DKE Death
Mount Vernon Ohio December 1 The Knox County Grand Jury reported today no indictments against Delta Kappa Epsilon members or Kenyon College tied to the death of Stewart Pierson during initiation. Jurors reviewed inquest testimony and Coroner Scarbrousch's view that Pierson was tied on the tracks, but no guilty party could be identified.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Knox County Grand Jury
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Kenyon College
Stewart Pierson
Scarbrousch
Young Pierson
Domingans Balk at Treaty in Santo Domingo
Several congressmen and local papers say the pending U S Santo Domingo treaty will fail in the Domingan Congress due to Article VII The article commits the American government to assist in restoring order improving civil administration and promoting progress and welfare Critics urge revising the treaty by omitting Article VII as perilous for the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
United States
Three Days In A Snow Drift
A passenger train of the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie Railroad reached Minneapolis from the coast three days late after getting stuck in a blizzard. The delay began near Harvey North Carolina as a heavy snowdrift stopped the train on the prairie with 26 below zero temperatures. Passengers remained comfortable thanks to heated cars and food sent from the nearest station.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Harvey
N. C
Prairies
Four men arrested on blackmail charges in Bronx case
Four men including John Kingston and two Bricklayers Union agents were arrested on blackmail counts after allegedly pressuring Morris Jacobson over $250 tied to his son's West 168th Street construction project. Detectives overheard the alleged scheme. bail not yet set.
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John Kingston
Ives Lane
Southern Boulevard
The
Bronx
Luke A. Burke
Bricklayers’ Union
Third Avenue
James M. Galvin
Eagle Avenue
James Doyle
Hod Carriers’ Union
Morris Jacobson
West 112
Kingston
Jacobson
Joseph
West 168Th Street
West 135Th Street
Corrigan
Murray
Hamilton
126Th Street
Million-Dollar Suit In Bridgeport Over Stock Transfer
In Bridgeport Connecticut John D Slayback sues C Munson Staymond of South Norwalk for $1,000,000 alleging he lent the Carbon Steel Company stock to H Raymond during a financial crisis and the shares 1000 were misdistributed among relatives. Raymond testifies 450 shares were held in trust by his nephew Seymour Curtis for other nephews and nieces.
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Bridgeport
Conm
C. Munson Staymond
South Norwalk
New York
John D. Slayback
Albert R. Merritt
Raymond
Carbon Steel Company
Slayba
H Raymond
Seymour Curtis
Lake storm sinks steamer Ira H. Owen with 45 dead
Ashland Wisconsin December 1 Special to The New York Times the steel steamer Ira H Owen with nineteen crew members is believed sunk in Lake Superior during the great storm Captain Joseph Hulligan of Buffalo NY commanded the Owen It was last seen forty miles off the Apostle Islands then snow blocked view Ten miles east of Outer Island wreckage including life preservers marked Ira H Owen noted by Captain Chamberlain of the Sir William Siemens Four vessels were lost today among them the Owen Maxwell scow with ten men wrecked bringing the death toll to forty five The Western Star wrecked at Ontonagon and Vega at Fox Island raise total wrecks from the November 27 28 storm to thirty two
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New York Times
Ashland
Wis
Ira H. Owen
Lake Superior
Joseph Hulligan
Buffalo
N. Y
Owen
Apostle Islands
Chamberlain
William Siemens
Outer Island
Maxwell
Scow
Western Star
Ontonakon
Vega
Fox Island
Woman Arrested on Bonds Larceny Charge in New York
Detective Flood of the District Attorney’s staff took Ellen Anderson from 246 West Fifty-fifth Street to the West Forty-seventh Street Police Station on a warrant for larceny of bonds valued at 5500. The Tombs Court issued the warrant at the real estate broker Newton Ehrmann’s complaint. Ehrmann said he knew nothing of the case. Anderson was later released on 1000 bail and reporters were denied access at her home.
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Flood
Jerome
Ellen Anderson
West Fifty-fifth Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Tombs Court
Newton Ehrmann
West Fifty-eighth Street
Ehrmann
Train Hurls Track Gang In Bergen Tunnel Tragedy
A westbound Erie Railroad freight derailed near the Bergen tunnel mouth injuring six workers and killing one Italian laborer named Stani Monsista of Jersey City. The crash occurred about 12:40 AM as a mail train then struck the workers who were unaware of a prior track shift.
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Erie
Bergen Tunnel
T.i
Stani Monsista
Twelfth Street
Jersey City
Homespun to Congress Arrives With Murphy
Patrick Murphy, the newly elected Republican from Missouri’s Sixteenth District, leaves Kansas City for Washington in a suit of Missouri home spun. The Ozark district’s famed sartorial style cachet shifts as Murphy honors the vow to wear the locally woven outfit to Congress.
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New York Times
Kansas City
Missouri
Congress
Patrick Murphy
Ozarks
Murphy
Washington
MAY RAZE 40 RESIDENCES IN RAQUETTE LAKE REGION
Raquette Lake reports Chief Burnham with fifteen men ordered to tear down about forty state land buildings erected since the constitutional amendment. Structures range from cottages to mansions valued from 15000 to 150000. Squatters threaten to shoot and many owners are absent, with representatives in attendance.
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Utica
N. Y
Raquette Lake
Burnham
Auto Owning Policeman Hurt In Peculiar Wreck
Henry Otten a Brooklyn policeman the only patrolman in the Brooklyn department owning an automobile had his arm broken in a peculiar accident yesterday afternoon. He was riding along Fourth Avenue near Forty eighth Street when the lever slipped and struck his arm. He stopped the car and was taken to the Norwegian Hospital.
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Henry Otten
Brooklyn
Ninety-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Otten
Fourth Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
Havana Concealing Fever Reports Stir Public Pressure
Havana health officials report no new cases today and two suspected patients are under observation. At business groups’ request they have stopped publishing patient names and building locations, breaking the prior practice set by the Intervention Government and drawing criticism.
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Havana
John Mitchell III Ill on Train En Route to UMWA Meeting
John Mitchell III president of the United Mine Workers of America arrived in Spring Valley Illinois with nervous prostration. Doctors say rest and quiet will restore his health. He was traveling from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis for a UMWA meeting before falling ill on the train.
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Spring Valley, II
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Power of Light Companies Upheld by Court
Supreme Court Justice Maurice L. Wright upholds the constitutionality of a law allowing electric light and power firms to condemn land for municipal power supply. East Creech Electric Light and Power sought to seize Norman Loucks lands and appoint a damages commission. Loucks opposed the statute. Wright rules the Legislature may grant to electric firms the same eminent domain rights used by water providers to serve cities and towns.
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New York Times
Utica
Supreme Court
Maurice L. Wright
East Creech Electric Light and Power Company
Norman Loucks
Loucks
Justice Wright
Germans Oppose the Tobacco Trust in Germany
Memorials presented to the Prussian Government urge opposition to the American Tobacco Company's activities in Germany. The government ordered thorough inquiries with Prussian boards of trade conducting the probes. Fast trains to Detroit Chicago and St Louis offered by West Shore Railroad with details from ticket agents.
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Berlin
Germany
Prussian Boards of Trade
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
West Shore Railroad
West Shore Ticket
Advy
20 OFFICERS IN PLOT AT THE CZARS PALACE
Reports from St. Petersburg describe arrests at Tsarskoe-Selo including 250 detainees with 20 officers. Rumors of a Grand Duke involvement circulate as guards tighten controls. The mutinies prompt mobilization of Cossack forces and concern for civil conflict across the empire.
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ST. Petersburg
Tsarskoe-Selo
Sevastopol Tragedy Reports Mesmerize Public
The publication of official Sevastopol tragedy reports has somewhat allayed panic but few believe all statements from local authorities, who are accused of minimizing the mutiny's importance.
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London Times
NEW York Times
ST Petersburg
Sevastopol
Zemstvo Views Clash With Government Policy in Russia
News from Moscow reports the Government plans to ignore Zemstvo majority demands for manhood suffrage and a constitutive State Douma. The Peasants Union campaigns for boycotts and denounces foreign loans, while papers urge reforms and end to repression.
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London Times
New York Times
St.petersburg
Zemstvo
National Assembly
Douma
Peasants’ Union
Russ
Novoe Vremya
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Anteen World
Financial News
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United Service
Weather Reports
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Oor Grey
Liberals
Associated Press
John Redmond
Assembly
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Hazers
Domingans Balk
North Dakota
C. Munson Raymond
Fall River Line
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John Mitchell III
Mine Workers
Power OF Light Companies
Tobacco Trust
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Semionovka
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Imperial Guard
Empire
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Baron Meller Gakomelskie
Seventh Army Corps
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Lokal Anzeiger
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