Germans Still Discuss Chamberlains Edinburgh Speech
Berlin dispatches note German indignation at Chamberlains Edinburgh speech as groundless while praising Britains restraint. Papers urge calm diplomacy, criticize Anglo mania and warn against driving Britain into further alliances. Salisbury remarks on Boer war stance stir German public opinion further.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Berlin
The
Times
Cologne
National Zeitung
Associated Press
Germany
William
Lord Salisbury
Guildhall
Vossische Zeitung
Great Britain
Poland Poland Poland Poland The purest natural spring water
Weather report and notices of departments listed with page references appear. The snippet ends with a marketing line for a Poland spring water product.
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Poland
Ballyamote Irish League branch records apologies to police
A Dublin telegram reports Ballymote county Sligo United Irish League branch members reading letters of apology from individuals who spoke to a car driver who served the police and favored unpopular figures. Two others apologized verbally for similar offenses and vowed not to offend again.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Dublin
the Times
Ballyamote
County Sligo
United Irish League
Polish Students Trial Declares Treasonable Plot
A London report states the Polish student league at Poznan aimed to reestablish Poland. The court found the group treasonous, noting the Polish National Treasure fund in Switzerland funded by student contributions.
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London
NEW York Times
Berlin
the Times
Posen
Kingdom of
Poland
Switzerland
New Northwest Province Inauguration Speech Promises Justice
At Allahabad the Chief Commissioner Deane assures native chiefs that the same canons of justice will apply in the newly formed Northwest Province on King Edward's birthday. The administration aims to bring natives nearer to central government and ease fears of sweeping changes.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Allahabad
Northwest
King Edward
Deane
British Empire
Sir Franklin Lushington Dies as London Chief Police Magistrate
Sir Franklin Lushington, chief police magistrate for London, died aged 76. Born in 1823, he served on London magistrates for thirty-two years and oversaw many famous cases. Educated at Rugby and Trinity College, Cambridge, he was knighted in 1899 and married Kate Morgan in 1862.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Franklin Lushington
the Times
Franklin
Westminster
Thomas Arnold
Rugby
Bulwer Lytton
George Bowen
Ionian Islands
Gladstone
Sir Franklin
Franklin Wushington
E. H. Washington
Ceylon
Crown Office
Trinity College
Cambridge
Inner Temple
Thames Court
Bow Street
Kate Morgan
J. Morgan
German denies secret naval court-martial reports
The North German Gazette cites a Berlin dispatch to The Times denying secrecy in naval court-martial proceedings following the sinking of the Wacht and the Gazelle insubordination inquiry. It says evidence on tactical regulations was kept secret while lay members needed to inspect the guns, signaling sensitivity to criticism of military matters.
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London TimEs
NeEew York Times
London
Berlin
The
Times
Boers Claim a Success Near Cape Town
Berlin Times correspondent says Boers captured a British laager with cavalry remounts en route from England near Cape Town. London does not yet know of the loss, as British policy omits reporting material losses without casualties.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Berlin pressure wanes for Leyds and Pan-Germanists
The Berlin National Zeitung quoted by The Times says Dr. Leyds now in Berlin and Pan-German politicians will have no more success than during their Krugerite demonstrations in Berlin.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Berlin National Zeitung
The
Times
Leyds
Berlin
Leyds Has Not Met Officials Since Berlin Arrival
Berlin Nov 11 authority states that Dr Leyds European agent of the Transvaal has had no conference with officials since his arrival in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Leyds
Transvaal
Burnett's Vanilla Extract Advertised by Grocers
A brief promotional note states Burnett's Vanilla Extract is sold by the best grocers everywhere, urging customers to try it.
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Burnett
Adv
Justice Jerome May Hear Devery's Case Supreme Court
Justice O Gorman denied Deputy Police Commissioner Devery a permanent writ to stop Justice Jerome from hearing charges of neglect of duty and oppression against him. The ruling holds Jerome is presumed impartial and that Devery must proceed in the magistrate court with examining the charges, including alleged oppression over Edward ONeill and the Sunday law arrest.
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O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Devery
Jerome
Edward O'Neill
O'Neill
Karshan
Police Commissioners
N. Y
Police Board
State of
New York
Griffin Likely Next Williams College President
Baltimore reports that Johns Hopkins Professor Edward Heerick Griffin, historian of philosophy and dean, appears to be Williams College’s next president to succeed Franklin Carter. At a trustees meeting Griffin received five of fifteen votes. He says two months ago he was...
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Baltimore
Edward Heerick Griffin
History of Philosophy
Johns Hopkins University
Williams College
Franklin Carter
Griffin
Hopkins Professor Declines Presidency for Now
Dr Griffin, born 1843 in Williamstown, Mass, with degrees from Williams and Union Theological Seminary, rose from Latin professor at Williams to Rhetoric professor and later Mark Hopkins Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy. He became Dean of Johns Hopkins College Faculty in 1889 but may accept a Presidency if urged, though he prefers remaining at Johns Hopkins.
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Johns Hopkins
Griffin
Williamstown
Mass
Williams
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Williams College
Mark Hopkins
Johns Hopkins College
Turkish Muslims Feel Humiliation Over Government Strife
Constan tinople correspondent reports in The Times that the Mussulman population in Turkey feels acutely humiliated by the recent French demonstration. A high official presented a report to the Sultan warning that continuing the present governmental system will lead to serious internal problems.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Turkey
Constantinople
The
Times
France Reopens Embassy Ties with Turkey
In Constantinople on November 11 the French flag was raised over the embassy for the first time since August 20 as M. Bapst, embassy councilor, renewed diplomatic relations with Ottoman Foreign Minister Tewfik Pasha. Admiral Caillard's squadron heads to Syra after coal at Phocaea near Smyrna. ships Charlemagne Gau lois and Admiral Po thuau accompany.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
M. Bapst
Tewfik Pasha
France
Turkey
Caillard
Mitylene
Syra
Charlemagne
Gaulois
Pothuau
Phocaea
Smyrna
Miss Stone Hopeful Amid Hard Trials in Macedonia
From a letter by Ellen M. Stone the abducted American missionary reports fortitude under confinement with concern for Mme Tsilka. She notes irksome confinement and extreme weather, while hopeful about the situation as Bulgarian authorities push negotiations to transfer them across the frontier.
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Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Miss. Stone
Mme Tsilka
Macedonia
Desertion escape from Governors Island ends in capture
Joseph Kinsler known as Slim Joe, a paroled Castle Williams prisoner, attempted to flee Governors Island after donning new clothes and stealing 75 dollars from Lieut. Kitts. He was identified by guards, re arrested, and faces a renewed court martial likely extending his nine month U S Army desertion sentence.
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Joe” Kinsler
Governors Island
Connie
Castle Williams
Sergt. Way
Joseph Kinsler
Kinsler
Kinsley
Slim Joe
Lieut. Kitts
Brick Row
Joe
P Ieinsler
Second Infantry
United States Army
Overland Limited Luxurious Train to California
Advertisement touts the Overland Limited luxury train to California via Chicago and North Western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines. Bus. Offices listed at 461 287 and 349 Broadway.
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California
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Bidwell Wakeman feud may end with Roosevelt choice
At the State Republican Headquarters in the fifth Avenue Hotel officials claimed Roosevelt will keep or remove Col lector George R. Bidwell and Appraiser Wilbur F. Wakeman, ending the long running internal feud. The piece notes warning against conflicts with civil service reform and quotes Bidwell and Senator Platt.
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Republican
Fifth Avenue
George R. Bidwell
Wilbur F. Wakeman
Roosevelt
Robert C. Morris
Republican County Committee
Washington
Bidwell
Wakeman
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee
B. B. Odell, Jr
New York
Platt
Senate
George MccAneny
Civil Service Reform Association
Custom House
United States
McKinley
M C D Bordens Plan Fails In Fall River Market
In Fall River Massachusetts on November 11 M C D Borden withdrew from the market saying brokers have no goods to sell and none to buy. His 100000 pieces offered at 21 16 cents failed to attract buyers and manufacturers foresee him re entering as a buyer later.
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Fall River
Mass
M. C. D. Borden
Borden
Mr. Borden
Egyptian Cotton Production and Exports Show Rising Output
Statistics from Oct 1, 1901, report Egyptian cotton output over fifteen years rising from 2.92 million cantars in 1885-86 to 6.51 million in 1899-1900. Export destinations include Great Britain, Russia, Austria, France, and the United States, with U.S. shipments growing from 53,339 cantars in 1895-96 to 72,196 cantars in 1899-1900. Average cantar price fell from 12.75 to 12.62 5-8 dollars, while peak and trough touched 13.50 and 8.06 4 in 1897-98.
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Washington
Hunter
Iro
New York
Great Britain
Russia
Austria
France
United States
Egypt
Peabody Gifts New York Philanthropist Funds Alabama YMCA
George Foster Peabody of New York, via Rev. Edgar Gardner Murphy, buys the Baldwin property in Montgomery for 15000? Wait. The purchase price is 510,000 and $2,000 for alterations. The property will be used rent free by the YMCA for three years before Peabody resumes charge and starts a charity yet unnamed. He also commits $5,000 toward a separate building in the works.
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New York Times
Montgomery
Ala
Edgar Gardner Murphy
St. John's
City
George Foster Peabody
New York
Young Men’s Christian Association
Murphy
Peabody
Baldwin
Association
Inter-State Independent Telephone Company Formed In New Jersey
The Inter-State Independent Telephone and Telegraph Company was incorporated in New Jersey on November 7 with a 3 million dollar capital and 9 million bond limit. Main office in New Jersey with branches in Chicago and Aurora, planned operations in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana. Promoters include leaders of the Independent Telephone Company of Illinois and Northwestern Telephone Company.
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Aurora, Til
Independent Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Jersey
Chicago
Aurora
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Independent Telephone Company of Illinois
Independent Telephone Company
Northwestern Telephone Company
Inter-State
Northwestern
Fox River Valley
Mississippi
Joliet
Elgin
Unions to Enter Politics Reinforces Labor Influence
Chicago Machinists announce they will form a nonpartisan group to endorse candidates favorable to organized labor in municipal, county, state, and national elections. Larger lodges back political action while smaller lodges anticipate voting. aim to influence ballots at the polls rather than enter party politics directly.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
New Movement
Machinists Union
Fuel Oil At 2 1 2 Cents Barrel
Ex-Gov. J. S. Hoss reports Beaumont fuel oil selling as low as 2 1 2 cents per barrel. Small independents with one or two wells set the price, but lack capital for transport. The price drop demoralizes larger producers and spurs consolidation to secure pipelines and tank cars, potentially evading Texas anti trust law.
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Austin
Texas
J. S. Hoss
Beaumont
Richest Man in Chelsea Dies in Boston Given to City Building
John H. Wilkinson, born 1819 in North Berwick Maine, died today in Boston. He moved to Chelsea in 1845 and built a prominent local career as a builder and investor. His Granite Block project and other brick structures shaped Chelsea’s development. he served in Chelsea city government.
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Boston
John H. Wilkinson
Chelsea
North Berwick
Wilkinson
Tie
Fort Hill
Sears
Washington and
Court Streets
Granite
Broadway
Fourth Street
Death on His First Engine Run in Paola Kansas
James S. Bauer of St. Louis aged 40 earned a railroad promotion after fifteen years of work left his wife and three children to take a new assignment in Ossawatamie Kansas. He died on his first engine run near Paola when his engine crashed into a train at 11 30 p m. Bauer had written to his wife that he disliked the job but would go as planned.
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ST. Louis
James S. Bauer
St. Vincent Avenue
Ossawatamie
Kan
Paola
Ivan
Bauer
United Fruit Company Reports Fiscal Year Results
The United Fruit Company Boston office released its annual report for the year ending August 31, 1901. Net income fell by 561,834 from the previous year with charges and dividends reducing the shrinkage to 438,746. The year ended with a nominal surplus of 3,381 and a total surplus of 1,163,933, while assets stood at 13,469,490 vs 16,940,753 a year ago. President Preston notes net results of 1,251,75 after depreciation of 190,000 and company sub-organization deficits.
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Boston
Mass
United Fruit Company
Preston
Antediluvian Rye Ad by Layties Brothers NY
An old and fine rye advertisement from Layties Brothers of New York promotes a vintage whiskey product. The snippet emphasizes aged quality and long-standing trade in a historic newspaper listing.
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Saa
Layties Brothers
N. Y
Columbia Professor Killed in Apparent Fall
Richard Mayo Smith a 47 year old Columbia University professor of political economy died after a four story fall from a study window near his West Seventy-seventh Street home. Police suspect accident, noting he struck a clothesline. wife and four children survived. The case draws on his long career at Columbia and his affiliations with scholarly societies and clubs.
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Richard Mayo Smith
West Seventy-seventh Street
Columbia University
Mabel
Mrs. Smith
Paul Gobout
George L. Gilham
Greenwich Street
Sexton
Christ Church
Seventy-first Street
Broadway
Gilham
Smith
Amherst College
Jof. Smith
Berlin University
Heidelberg University
Royal Statistical Society of Great Britain
National Academy of Scences
Century
University
Authors
Barnard
Amherst College Association
Wrot. Smith
Christ Episcopal Church
Jacob S Shipman
Mexican Press Attacks the United States in El Tiempo
From Mexico City El Tiempo denounces the United States comparing it to a monster with golden head and bronze limbs. It claims race hatred in the U S is inextinguishable and cites lynching while praising Roosevelt and Liberal views toward Latin America. Ex Senator Davis impresses in Pan American talks.
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Mexico City
el Tiempo
Clerical Organ
United States
Juincoln
Latin America
Roosevelt
Elect an Accused Man in Dover Mayoral Election
Poughkeepsie MacNey Brennan, jailed on murder charges, was voted constable in Dover by a unanimous town mandate. About a week earlier he fatally struck a man who insulted his mother. He had no prior trouble, and his Union ticket candidacy remained on the ballot. Neighbors express confidence he will recover from trouble.
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Poughkeepsie
MacNey
Dan Michael Brennan
Dutchess
Dover
Brennan
Union
Fire Stops Erie Trains at Beck Iron Works
A fire destroyed Beck with Iron Works near the Erie Railroad tracks in Paterson New Jersey causing train service to halt both directions for over two hours. The loss is about $50,000 and the plant had been partly idle for years.
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Paterson
N.J
Beckwith Iron Works
Erie Railroad
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