Japan Aids Manchurian Trade via Dalny Reports Say
Vice Consul Frederick Cloud's Mukden dispatch outlines how Japanese government supports merchants in Manchuria with favorable rail and tariff practices. The document, not yet published, notes Chinese action to collect duties on goods entering Manchuria and references open door assurances amid Sino Japanese talks.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
Frederick D. Cloud
Mukden
Cloud
Bureau of Manufactures
Bureau Today
Japan
China
Manchuria
Consular and Trade Bulletin
Dalny
Port Arthur
Nenchang
Liaoyang
Tiehling
Mr. Cloud
Ass State
Dainy
South Manchuria
Istant
Moon in Total Eclipse Observed Across Americas
Harvard students at Jarvis Field viewed the total lunar eclipse through the Agassiz telescope. The event began at 3 14 and ended at 4 46, with numerous photographs planned for exchange with observatories. The wider eclipse was visible across the United States Mexico Central and South America.
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Mexico
Central
South America
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Jarvis Field
Agassiz
Kerens for Ambassador in Austro Hungary Debate Reignites
Washington reports revive the talk of naming Col Richard C Kerens of Missouri ambassador to Austro Hungary. The move would reverse the President stance since last spring, drawing opposition from Nagel and Cardinal Gibbons while Senator Warner pushes to remove a political disruptor from Missouri.
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New York Times
Washington
Richard C. Kerens
Missouri
Austro-Hungary
Kerens
Warner
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Cardinal Gibbons
Vienna Court
Republican Campaign Fund
William R. Nelson
The
Kansas City Star
Star
Boy Spit On Auto Lamp In Fatal City Crash
Five year old Johnnie Roach was struck near West End Avenue and West Sixty Eighth Street. He was impaled on a lamp frame and may die from jaw injuries after crossing in front of an auto owned by Monarch Motor Co. The machinist driver John J. McGovern and Edward Mather son were arrested on assault charges.
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Johnnie Roach
West End Avenue
West Sixty-eighth Street
John Roach
Myron S. Falk
Roach Bay
Monarch Motor Company
Broadway
Sixty-eighth Street
John J. McGovern
Edward Matherson
Brewster
Flower Hospital
McGovern
Barcas Point Road Stand Clears Long Island Sand Fight
Women of Sands Point and Hempstead clash with Goodwin Sand and Gravel over a half mile of Barcas Point Road valued at $30 000 they guard with orders of injunctions. The fight centers on keeping the route open to reach grand estates as courts rule on road status.
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Sands Point
Barcas Point
North Hempstead
William D. Sloane
W. Rourke Cochran
Frank J. Gould
Chester W. Chapin
Howard Thayer Kingsbury
Peter Geddes Grant
Albert McKinley
Frederick Greene
Albert Hofstadt
William Guggenheim
Hempstead
Goodwin Sand and Gravel Company
Goodwin Corporation
Henry B. Culver
Colonial Road
James C. Ewing
Frederick
Harry Goodwin
William J. Timberman
Barcas Point Road
New York City
Richard F. Allen
Rnder
Culver
Allen
Old Highway Board
Howard Woodnut
Smith
Messrs
Woodnut
Goodwin Company
Old Highway Commission
Scudder
Expedition Aims at Crocker's Land by McMillan
Freeport Maine November 26 an expedition to Crocker's Land will begin next July Prof Donald B McMillan Peary party member plans to abandon teaching at Worcester Academy to pursue arctic exploration as a life work He refused to share details of a Geenker s Land voyage.
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Freeport
Crocker
Peary
Donald B. McMillan
McMillan
Worcester Academy
Geenker’s Land
Fire at A L Story's displaces residents on West End Ave
A fire in Allen L Story the broker's third floor apartment at 410 West End Avenue caused about 500 in damage. Mrs Story with her nine month old baby and Miss Dorothy King fled to the street as the blaze spread from a closet in a hall photographic area. Firemen extinguished the flames after Mr Story alarmed the fire from the hall closet. The fire reached the attic ceiling above into Mr Sexton's apartment but did not cause major damage there.
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Allen L. Story
West End Avenue
Early Order Ad Promises Tomorrow's Times Features
An ad urges readers to place orders with their newsdealer to secure a copy of tomorrow's Times, noting notable features advertised elsewhere and encouraging early purchase today.
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Tomorrow’s Times
Dicey Attacks Budget Policy as Usurpation by Parliament
A V Dicey of Oxford denounces the government’s budget as corrupt, arguing the Lords defend popular government against a majority-led Parliament. He says ministers misrepresent the people, warn of class-privilege, and fear a decline in democratic virtue mirroring earlier reform era.
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NEW York Times
London
A. V. Dicey
Oxford
S .London Times
Dicey
House of Lords
England
French
America
Gladstone
Disraeli
Slayer Holds 1 500 At Bay In Public Library Shooting
Charles Strohl, bakery employee, killed Franz Stendts at Buffalo Public Library reading room. He fired on pursuing officers from behind a brick wall for about fifteen minutes before police cornered and captured him. Dr Bowerman called Strohl insane. Strohl claimed a German persecution involving an eight person hit list.
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Buffalo
Charles Strohl
Buffalo Public Library
Franz Stendts
E. Drola
Strohl
Stendz
Bowerman
Germany
Admiral Barton Stricken with Mild Apoplexy in Washington
Rear Admiral John K. Barton former Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering was stricken at his desk in Washington and rushed to Navy Medical Hospital. Doctors said a rush of blood to the head caused a mild apoplexy and he rested easily by night. This followed a prior attack last fall during a League Island inspection and retirement for physical disability. The Justice Department later reviewed the retiring board’s action.
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Washington
John K. Barton
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Navy Medical Hospital
Admiral Barton
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Sus
Count de Vries Storms Rockefeller Estate in Fiery Plea
A Dutch count from Holland, Count de Vries, made three attempts to reach John D. Rockefeller at Forest Hill. He dashed a car through gates at sixty mph, was shot at but unharmed, and forced inside before being ejected by guards. He plans to stay for a hearing and then move to New York if needed, seeking Rockefeller’s support for a project to drain the Zuider Zee. Rockefeller was unaware of the incident while golfing.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Holland
Count de Vries
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rockefeller Estate
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Zuyder Zee
New York
Pat Lynch
Forest Hill Gate
Lynch
Holland Sea
Pencil Clue to a Fortune in New Jersey
In Burlington New Jersey a lead pencil stub with the name Nassau Trust Company hints at Captain Samuel Maxwell Thompson's hidden wealth. Mrs Benjamin Decker finds the clue in his clothing and will seek details from Nassau Trust in New York with a surrogate’s order and county official, as two keys to the safe deposit box are recovered.
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New York Times
Burlington
N. J
Samuel Maxwell Thompson
Benjamin Decker
Decker
Kill in midair: New Rochelle lineman dies on the pole
John Kiernan, a New York Telephone Company lineman, was killed in Rochelle Park New Rochelle when a high voltage line crossed his repair wire. He hung on the wire for seconds before falling twenty five feet and breaking his neck. He leaves a widow and one child.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
John Kiernan
New York Telephone Company
Rochelle Park
Nathan Barrett
New York
An Kiernan
Boy Killed by Live Wire in Spring Lake Storm
Eight year old Willie Bailey of Spring Lake was killed instantly after picking up a live electric wire blown down in Thursday's storm. He was the son of William Bailey, a former Spring Lake station agent.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Willie Bailey
Spring Lake
William Bailey
Slaughter Houses for Dogs Debated in Paris
Paris authorities consider licensing dog slaughterhouses for human consumption amid protests. Dr. de Courmelles of the Anti-Vivisection Society argues dog flesh may be safe if the animal is healthy, but cautions dogs’ high excitability could cause toxic effects similar to cattle. He also urges against fattening dogs for profit.
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New York Times
Paris
de Courmelles
British Ambassador Bryce Not Replaced by Madrid Report
Foreign Office denies a Madrid gossip that Sir Maurice de Bunsen will replace Bryce as ambassador to Washington. The London statement originated from Madrid and was published in The Morning Telegraph but is declared untrue by officials.
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London
Madrid
Morning Telegraph
Maurice de Bunsen
Spain
Ambassado Bryce
Washington
Foreign Office
New German Torpedo Boat G171 Sets Speed Record
Swinemunde Prussia November 26 The torpedo boat G171 achieved a trial speed of 34.62 knots amid a heavy snowstorm during its test run.
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Swinemunde
Prussia
Hill warns of approaching food balance danger in U S
James J. Hill voices concern that food consumption nearly matches production. He cites Bradstreet's view and says the narrowing margin in our balance of trade signals rising prices due to supply and demand as we consume more of our own food.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Bradstreet's
James J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Dual Los Angeles jewelers arrested on return to New Haven
Samuel and Simon Perlin, Los Angeles jewelry makers, were arrested in New Haven on arrival for alleged theft of 12000 dollars worth of diamonds from J. Rozenkranz & Co. They claim they bought the diamonds on notes and could not pay. Each is held on 5000 dollar bonds.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Samuel
Simon Perlin
Los Angeles
J. Rozenkranz & Co
Perlins
Miss Stackpole Refuses to Quit as Bayport School Principal
Miss Syrena Stackpole, vice principal and preceptress at Bayport Public School, resists the board’s request to resign after clashing with Principal M. J. Pechtel over conduct. The board, meeting behind closed doors, asks for Stackpole’s resignation amid tensions over cigars and propriety.
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Sayville
L. I
Bayport School Board
Syrena Stackpole
M. J. Pechtel
Washington society stunned by Welsh Cameron marriage
Mrs. William H. Welsh, recently divorced in Washington, wed Duncan E. Cameron three days after the divorce filing. The ceremony occurred on Nov. 11 at Rockville Maryland. Cameron, a New York clubman, is linked to Belmon t Tiffany. The Camerons reside at Clifton Berley Grasmere 5 L.
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William H. Welsh
Washington
Duncan E. Cameron
New York
Belmont Tiffany
Welsh
Mr. Cameron
Rockville
Cameron
Roderick MacLean Cameron
Roderick
Queen Victoria
Margaret
Catharine Cameron
Isabel Cameron
Roderick MacLeod Cameron
Camerons
Clifton Berley
Grasmere
5. L
Explorer Cook sails under assumed name for health and secrecy
Dr Frederick A Cook plans an urgent departure to Naples for health reasons after a lecture tour and data preparation for the University of Copenhagen. His counsel H Wellington Wack says a conspiracy to steal Cook's polar trip data was thwarted by forwarding records to Copenhagen aboard a different steamer.
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Frederick A. Cook
Europe
University of Copenhagen
H. Wellington Wack
Times
Naples
Gramatan
Bronxville
Hamilton
Mon
Edward N. Barrill
Mount McKinley
Cunard Line
Caronia
Dr. Cook
Carnegie Trust Company
Wach
Charles Wake
East Sixtieth Street
Cook
Copenhagen
Sawyer Wach
Pole
Harry Whitney
Utah
Montana
Tacoma
Barrill
McKinley
Darby
Mont
H. Wellington
Wack
Broadway
Walter Lounsdale
United States
Lounsdale
North Pole
Mr. Wack
Mr. Lounsdale
Loman
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