Anglophobe sentiment across Europe cited in Times dispatch
The Times reports mixed Anglophobia reactions across Europe. Berlin notes fire of metaphorical neighbor, while Vienna sees no Austria anti British outbreak after Chamberlain’s Bosnia remarks. Brussels records British anthem cheers at a centennial celebration.
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London Times
York Times
London
Co’ Gne Gazette
England
Germany
Berlin
the Times
Vienna
The
Times
Austria
Chamberlain
Bosnia
Edinburgh
Dr. Leyds
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Great Britain
United States
Persia
Russia
Brussels
Castro Arrests War Minister in Venezuelan Crisis
Reports from Caragas and Willemstad recount President Castro ordering the arrest of Ramon Guerra, Venezuela's War Minister, amid a widening conspiracy claim. Detentions include Guerra allies like Montauban. Garido succeeds Guerra as War Minister. Curacao reports say the revolution called Matos movement remains disputed. A freighter with five million cartridges and fifteen thousand Mauser rifles is expected mid December to aid rebels.
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Caragas
Castro
Puerto Cabello
Ramon Guerra
Caracas
Joachim Garido
Senor Guerra
Willemstad
Curacoa
Venezuela
Matos
West Indies
Inside the Times Penny Atlas of Daily Pages
A front page index lists sections and page numbers for today including stocks weather and notices. It notes prices for Wheat corn oats cotton and iron and highlights features such as real estate legal notes and new corporations across multiple pages.
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Marine Intelligence
United Service
Government-held Prisoners Used as Hostage for Forced Loan
Report claims political prisoners are to be kept as hostages to secure a premeditated forced loan by the Government. The allegation implies state use of detention to pressure payments or concessions. No further context or verification provided in the fragment.
Korean Envoy Discusses Korea Russia Japan Trade and Politics
Tehel Kouamen Korean Envoy to Berlin and Vienna says Korea fixed a Russia dispute by territory realignment away from Masampo, Japan sought rice and corn imports, and a rye export resolved tensions. He notes J McLeavy Brown's suspension and reinstatement, denies a France loan rumor, and cites efforts to boost civilization and trade.
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Loxpon
New York Times
London
Vienna
The
Times
Tehel Kouamen
Berlin
Russia
Masampo
Japan
Tehei-Kommen
Korea
J. McLeavy Brown
Brown
Great Britain
France
Moorish Troops' Plight in Morocco Expedition
A Times dispatch from Marrakesh reports 3000 troops sent to punish mountain tribes for abducting a Spanish boy and girl left the capital destitute. Many wear rags, no uniforms issued, and the rainy season nears. After a 400 mile march and river crossings food will be scarce. Spain's government may be unhappy with the expedition, which should have waited until spring.
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Loxpon
New York Times
London
the Times
Marakesh
Morocco
Bowery Pool Room Raided as Doors Are Forced
Captain Churchill of Fifth Street Station led a raid on the Germania Assembly Rooms at Bowery numbers 291 and 293. Police and eight officers smashed through multiple doors, finding no one inside but gathering betting sheets cards and a megaphone. The incident drew a large crowd and broad interest in the precinct.
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Churchill
Fifth Street
Germania
Bowery
Second Avenue
Wiys
John Steinmell
Marry PD
Burbridge
Farrell
Philbin
Scott
Carlan
Uthane
Kennell
Tersuer
Bonnell
Newpane
Hebbard
Capt
French Ministry Attack Splits Progressive Faction
Paris Times reports Maurice Lasserre, leader of a small Progressive group, vows to embarrass the government by opposing the loan bill. His council allies largely disagree while he and allies laud M Ribot but oppose the bill, insisting the Prime Minister should not switch majorities.
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Loxpon
New York Times
London
Paris
the Times
Maurice Lasserre
M. Lasserre
M. Ribot
France’s Loss of Population prompts commission plan
A Paris dispatch to The Times reports the French Senate agreeing to form a commission to study depopulation and propose remedies. Premier Waldeck Rousseau opposes a proposed premium to discourage Malthusianism via tax cuts, military exemptions, and civil service benefits as too costly for the government.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Paris
French Deputies Plan Delegation to Berthelet Jubilee
The Paris bureau of The Times reports the Chamber of Deputies will send a deputation to celebrate chemist M. Berthelet’s jubilee. Deschanel calls him “a great citizen, an honor to French and global science.” Berthelet, born 1827, joined the College de France in 1895.
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Londox Times
New York Times
London
French Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Times
M. Berthelet
Deschanel
College of France
Hyde's Horses Run Wild Through New York Streets
J H Hyde driving four horses toward Madison Square Garden lost control near Sixth Avenue after a passing elevated train. The leaders balked at Fifty-ninth Street and at Thirty-ninth Street one struck an iron pillar, injuring the horse slightly and scratching the coach. Policeman Gregg intervened to restore control.
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James H. Hyde
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Madison Square Garden
Fiftieth Street
Thirty-ninth Street
Gregg
West Thirtieth Street
Captain Churchill vows to clean precinct amid pool hall raids
Capt. Churchill, new commander of the Fifth Street Police Station, vows broad action against disorder in his district after raiding the Germania Assembly Rooms on the Bowery. He plans to use an axe and battering ram, insists he will pursue all such places, and claims authority from Commissioner Murphy. He names limited staff, notes officers Bonnell Hebberd and a transfer of two sergeants, and mentions past duties in the Tenderloin and Flatbush.
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Churchill
Germania
Bowery
Fifth Street
Midnight Watch
Prince Albert
Murphy
Tenderloin
Flatbush
Albany
Diamond
McGurk
Bonnell
Hebberd
Supreme Court
Ohio
French Miners Strike Grows as Government Plans Hour Cut
Paris officials back a gradual mine labor hour reduction starting with nine hours next July, eight and a half in 1904, and eight in 1905. Anzin strikers increase amid talk of a January miners congress to decide on a general strike.
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Loxpon
New York Times
London
M. Baudin
Paris
the Times
Anzin
Department of the Nord
Sputtering Regional Miner Action Delays General Strike
Paris reports only a small rise in mine strikers in Nord and Pas de Calais. The Loire committee issues a manifesto opposing the partial north strike and proposes a new miners federation congress to decide on unified action, a move referred to other regions delaying any general strike.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nord
Pas de Calais
Department of the Loire
Miners’ Federation
Many More Boers Captured in Transvaal and Orange River
London reports many additional Boer captures in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony. Commandant Boys is said to be wounded and captured. British troops continue to handle isolated Boer squads in the southeastern Transvaal.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Times
Pretoria
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Boys
The French wine crisis argued in Parliament
London dispatch reports the Deputy Minister of Agriculture telling the Paris correspondent The Times that wine shortages stem from beet root distillation and anti intoxication campaigns. He pledges further railway rate cuts for vine growers and urges focus on quality over quantity.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Chamber of Deputies
Conspiracy to Revolutonize Yukon Unveiled in Canada and U S
A Canadian Interior Department report details a secret plan by the Order of the Midnight Sun to seize Yukon territory, overrun White Horse, and assault Northwest Mounted Police detachments. Dawson witnesses and Seattle and Skagway links are noted, with police shadowing a man named Grohl and a fugitive secretary.
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Ottawa
Ont
Yukon
Interior Department
Fred White
Mounted Police
Primrose
Dawson
Seattle
Yun
White
N. G. Grehl
Grehl
Shorty
Victoria
B. C
James Seeley
Secret Service
Yukon Territory
Order of the Midnight Sun
Northwest Mounted Police
Association
Skagway
United States
Order
Plotting Suspects Watched as Canadian U S Agencies Coordinate
Ottawa dispatch reports police shadowed a man who disclosed a plot said to be formed by people in Skagway and Seattle. Investigators traced the conspiracy to Skagway, with papers seized but no overt treason found. Canadian and U S authorities agreed to act if needed.
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Toronto
Ontario
Ottawa
Dawson
Woods
Skagway
Seattle
White Horse
United States
Canada
Carmel Wines and Carmel Cognacs Ad Prospectus
Delights for connoisseurs from Carmel Wines and Carmel Cognacs imported from Palestine. An old Paris medal 1900 noted. Describes products as highly delicious and absolutely pure with moderate prices. Catalogue available via Carmel Wine Co. New York City.
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Palestine
Old Medal
Paris
Carmel Wine Co
N. Y
Colombian Leaders to Make Way for Reyes in Colombia
Gen Ospina says Reyes will return to assume the presidency after San Clemente resigns. Marroquin, the de facto president, tendered his resignation. Reyes accepted, while Gen Garces notes broad support with a few partisan holds. Liberals plan amnesty and a mixed cabinet to end the revolution as Lugo and Alban forces clash and Panama rail lines shift toward Liberal control.
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Mexico City
Ospina
Colombia
Reyes
San Clemente
Marroquin
Garces
Revolutionary Party
Panama Crisis Cooling Prompts U S to Defend Panama Railroad
Washington reports Gen Arjona says no Liberal attack on Panama City is feared and forces may reinforce to restore stability. Colombian officials note gunboat General Pinzon may return soon to bolster government on the isthmus as the U S prepares to guarantee railway communication under the Granada treaty.
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Washington
Mr. Herran
Arjona
Panama
General Pinzon
Colon
Cartagena
Gudger
United States
Granada
Colombian Consul General Receives War Cable
Consul General Arthuro D Brigard of Colombia at 17 State Street received a cable from Gen. Carlos Alpan claiming an attack on insurgents led by Gen. Domingo Diaz at Charrera. Alban’s 2,500 troops with automatic Hotchkiss and 5 inch guns oppose about 5,000 insurgents. No later report of a battle.
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Arthuro D.brigard
Colombia
State Street
Carlos Alpan
Domingo Diaz
Charrera
Colon
Alban
Banrigh Released by British Authorities
The Banrigh, detained in London on Boer filibuster suspicions, has been released and will sail to Hamburg. A crew member says the ship will then go to Colon to be used by the Colombian Government as a gun boat.
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London
Hamburg
Colon
Topolobampo Colony Revival Sought By U S Investor
Austin Texas November 22 Henry Prembert a member of the original Topolobampo Co operative Colony arrived in New York to meet Col A K Owen promoter of the revival plan English capitalists show interest after the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad to Topolobampo is assured Old debts were to be cleared and a renewal of the Mexican concession sought The colony started fifteen years ago with hundreds suffering privations before most returned to the United States A few hold on hopeful for revival
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Austin
Texas
Topolobampo
Henry Prembert
Mexico
New York City
Col. A. K. Owen
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Col. Owen
United States
Layties Brothers N. X. Ady Aristocratic Event
Aristocratic lineage noted for the Layties Brothers firm with long standing traditions. References to ancient names and refined social standing mark the piece as a ceremonial or society notice.
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N. x
Ady
Prominent Officials Trapped in Baby Mine Disaster
West Virginia officials led by Walter O Malley entered the Baby mine to gauge conditions after the explosion and fire. By 6 45 pm rescue attempts failed as gas and black damp prevented entry and assistant superintendent King was overcome. The group includes state and local coal inspectors and company leaders all reported missing with no hope of recovery.
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Bluevields
West Va
Walter O'Malley
Pocahontas Collieries Company
William Priest
A. S. Hurst
Castnor, Curran & Bullitt Company
Philadelphia
Robert St. Clair
Morris St. Clair
William Oldham
Frazier G. Bell
Joseph Cardwell
Shamokin Coal Company
Maybury
At & P.M
King
Vocahontas
Flat Top
Pocahontas
Southwest Virginia Improvement Company
G. $. Thorne
Baby Mine
Pocahontis
Bank of Liverpool loses 170000 pounds to trusted employee
In Liverpool on November 12 a bank official disclosed the Bank of Liverpool suffered a loss from dishonest betting transactions by a bookkeeper. The exact sum is undetermined but could reach £170,000 and shares dropped by £1 on the Stock Exchange as the defaulter remained at large.
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Liverpool
Bnk of
Bank of Liverpool
Stock Exchange
Court Enjoins Strikers At Anchor Carriage Plant
Judge S W Smith issued an injunction in Cincinnati prohibiting strikers from violence intimidation or conspiracy. It allows peaceful efforts to win workers back while barring picketing that disrupts business. Company president Huelsmann says workers may return or face import of replacements.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
S. W. Smith
Anchor Carriage Company
Huelsmann
Baldwin Locomotive Works Likely Wins Street Closure
Philadelphia Nov. 22 Special to The New York Times Baldwin Locomotive Works may win council approval to close Hamilton and Buttonwood Streets between Broad and Sixteenth. The survey committee previously opposed the ordinance but politics are blamed for the delay. George Burnham and the Municipal League’s influence are cited as factors in the ongoing debate.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Hamilton
Buttonwood
Broad
Sixteenth
Wiltbank
Crow
George Burnham
Baldwin Works
Municipal League
Burnham
New York Waifs Objected To in Kansas
An agent for a New York foundling asylum arrived in Ellis County with thirty children for homes. Governor Stanley ordered the agent arrested, denouncing Kansas as a refuge for “ignorant and vicious” children and claiming the situation violates state law.
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Topeka
Kan
Foundling Asylum
New York City
Ellis County
Kansas
Stanley
Ex President Grover Cleveland Ill at Princeton Home
Reports from Princeton say Grover Cleveland is ill at his Princeton home after returning from a gunning trip. He was seized by chills but later showed marked improvement according to inquiries at his residence.
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Trenton
N. J
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Ad Promises Tender Pigs and Spices
An advertisement for Deerfoot Farm Sausages touts meat from tender little pigs and choice spices. It claims the product is perfect and warns to beware of imitations.
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Deerfoot Farm
New Haven Railroad Strike Talks Quiet After Conference
A New Haven meeting between vice president Merrill and a strikers committee ended with no settlement. Officials indicated the road remains firm, trains halted and only a few freight moves occurred as workers faced possible return to service within hours.
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New Haven
Merial
New Haven Road
Iferlem River
Merril
Merrill
Tainter
New York
Road
Tile
Tie
Freight standstill over line to Mott Haven during strike
Stamford reports no freight moved between this point and Mott Haven for 48 hours. Fifteen carloads of perishables arrived from the east via Danbury and Norwalk, the first since the strike began. Orders bar officials from receiving freight for shipment. W P Bishop of Bridgeport urges President Hall to settle the dispute quickly on favorable terms.
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Stamford
Mott Haven
Danburs
Norwalk
W. PD. Bishop
Bridaéport
Rou
Hall
Bishop
Consolidated
Freight rush hits Fall River after Harlem strike
Fall River sees a brisk freight influx as Nashua steamer shifts to Brockton and the All River goes to Providence. Two more steamers join Connecticut lines while 165 carloads pass through the city, requiring a large labor force.
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Fall River
Mass
Harlem
Nashua
Hrockton
Providence
Connecticut
Newport unaffected by freight workers strike
News from Newport indicates no local freight handlers exist aside from boat crews who are not part of the railroad strike. Providence reports New Haven Hartford dispatchers at key junctions have not joined the walkout, while steamers between New York and port are busier than usual. Westfield reports day crews on the New Haven Road did not appear for work this morning.
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Merrill
Water Street
Shore Line
Harlem River
Wilson Point
Flarlem River
Mott Haven
Westchester
Roumerhouse
Fremen
Cedar Will
Boston
New York
New York City
Newport R. i
Newport
Providence
R. i
New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut
Westfield
Mass
New Haven Road
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