Resignation of Reichsrat figure sparks Vienna turmoil
Vienna reports show no improvement in Austrian politics as Herr Wolf resigns from the Reichsrat amid German nationalist tensions. The Times notes anti Prussian sentiment in Galicia and warns of fresh clashes between Prussia and Poles as Austria battles ongoing constitutional strife.
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London
Reichsrath
Vienna
The
Times
Austria
Hungary
Galicia
KITCHENER IS NEW TACTICS LONDON
The Times correspondent reports British columns numbering twelve are sweeping east of the blockhouse line from Wilge River to Greylingstad to clear the area of Boers. New blockhouses are being erected along the Delagoa and Natal Railways as operations continue in the Western Transvaal under Lord Methuen Col. Kekewich and Col. Hicke.
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Pretoria-Johannesburg
Delagoa Railway
Lord Kitchener
Delagoa Line
London
Tufts
New York TiMes
The
Times
Pretoria
Louis Botha
Wilge River
Greylingstad
Delagoa
Natal
Transvaal
Lord Methuen
Col. Kekewich
Col. Hicke
Busy Daily Paper Lists Markets and Page References
The notice enumerates pages for stock notes such as wheat and corn prices, butter type, and iron costs, with sections on reviews, amusements, real estate, weather, and various notices. It cites arrivals at hotels, business troubles, court calendars, insurance notes, and marine intelligence across multiple pages.
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United Service
Weather Report
A Literary Treat Adds Holiday Edition of New York Times Book Review
The December 7 holiday issue will feature a list of the year’s best one hundred books, with semi critical notices and extended literary material. The edition aims for large circulation and publisher announcements, with advance orders urged through newsdealers. unread copies are nonreturnable.
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NEW York Times
Saturday Review OF Books
Advancs
Uwneaold
Adv
Russia and Armenia examined by Dr Ular in Times letter
Dr Alexandre Ular argues Russia views Armenia through its own strategic lens not Western concerns The Armenian question centers on Armenia itself not Constantinople or Asia Minor He says possession of Armenian districts would give Moscow control of the Euphrates Russia intervened to stop France from forcing reforms and is moving to Rsanify 40000 Armenian refugees in Transcaucasia to bolster settlement and resources.
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London
Alexandre Ular
Paris
The
Times
Ular
Russia
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Armenia
Euphrates
France
Turkey
Transcaucasian
Dr. Ular
Transcaucasia
Bismarck Opposes Gambetta Visit Tied to Peace Efforts
Berlin dispatch notes Bismarck wary of Gambetta's influence, urging preservation for peace. Donnersmarck pressed for the visit, claiming its advisability despite objections. The plan was set, but Gambetta backed out due to parliamentary duties. A letter implies an Ultramontane French government could trigger war when Jesuits act.
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London
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
Times
Count Henckel von Donnersmarck
Gambetta
Bismar ‘Ck
Bismarck
Count von Donnersmarck
Germany
Waldeck Rousseau Opposes List System For French Suffrage
The Paris Times correspondent reports Premier Waldeck-Rousseau has rejected replacing district elections with the scrutin de liste. He was asked to explain his views by Universal Suffrage committee and is said to avoid entangling himself with Right wing efforts ahead of forthcoming elections.
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London
Paris
the Times
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Czar Awards Marquis Ito Russian Order of Nevsky
London dispatch says Emperor Nicholas received Marquis Ito and awarded him the Order of St. Alexander Nevsky in brilliants the second highest Russian decoration for his visit.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Times
Ito
Nicholas
Alexander Nevsky
Russia
Tragedy on Camden Street Ends in Murder Shot
Samuel Van Stavern 42 killed his wife on a sidewalk near Pourth and Chestnut Streets in Camden. He fired four shots, witnessed by bystanders, then surrendered to police. The couple, married 18 years with a teen son, had recently separated. no motive given and arraignment planned next morning.
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Camden
Samuel van Stavern
Pourth
Chestnut Streets
van Stavern
van Staven
Mexico Smelters to Open Six Independent Plants
The American Smelting and Refining Company plans competition with six new independent smelters in Hidalgo Del Parral Guanacevi Ameca Torreon Mapima Durango and Tepuitian. Large mine owners have signed to ship ores to these plants.
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Austin
Texas
American Smelting and Refining Company
Mexico
Hidalgo del Parral
Guanacevi
Ameca
Torreon
Mapima
Durango
Tepuitian
Barnett's Vanilla Leaves a Good Taste in the Mouth
An advertisement praises Barnett's Vanilla as pure and wholesome, highlighting its appealing flavor and quality for everyday use.
Superintendent of Buildings Chosen for Manhattan Bureau
Borough President Cantor selects exAssemblyman Perez M Stewart as Superintendent of Buildings and William Martin Aiken as Consulting Architect for Manhattan. Stewart will oversee all duties within the bureau and may remove many employees. Aiken to supersede Horgan & Slattery on Hall of Records projects. Stewart, 43, Columbia grad, Bronx-born contractor with a long political record, has roots in Tammany and Citizens Union contests. Aiken, 49, South Carolina native, former Treasury Supervising Architect, prominent Cincinnati projects, active in New York architecture circles.
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Jacob A. Cantor
Perez M. Stewart
Borough of
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Wiliam Martin Aiken
Cantor
Stewart
Board of Buildings
Commissioner of Buildings
Aiken
Horgan & Slattery
Hall of Records
Bureau of Buildings
Buldings
Bureau
New York
Columbia
Forty-second Street
Palmer
Buckner
Bryan
Assembly
Citizens’ Union
Nineteenth
Robert Mazet
Solomon C. Weill
Tammany
Mazet
National Democrats
Henry George
Weill
Court of Appeals
Metropolitan Bureau of Elections
William’ Martin Aiken
South Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
the Treasury
The
Treasury
Cincinnati
Brice Scientific School
Calvin S. Brice
Miami University
Southern Society
Mrs Roosevelt Sends Handkerchief for Church Debt Sale
The Rev Simon C P Drew of St Pauls African Baptist Church in Boston reports Mrs Roosevelt has sent a dainty ladies handkerchief for sale at a church fair to lift the church debt. Her card reads Best wishes. The item is expected to raise at least 1000 dollars.
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Boston
Simon C. P. Drew
St. Paul's African Baptist Church
No Invitation For Mr Hill From Omaha Democrats
At the Jacksonian Club meeting in Omaha Nebraska the invitation list for January banquet was discussed and it was decided not to invite David Bennett Hill of New York. The vote reflected Bryan's influence as prominent Omaha Democrats uphold his stance.
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Omaha
Neb
Jacksonian Club
Democratic Club
David Bennett Hill
New York
Hill
West
W.W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
The Tireless Wheels of Progress
Daily express service between New York and Chicago via the Pennsylvania Railroad offered year round. Trains depart at convenient hours from major terminals.
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New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ady
Antediluvian Rye Ad Sparks Aristocratic Allusion
An ornate vintage ad rhapsodizes a refined rye product. The copy praises old money status and high society appeal, naming an exclusive aura around the drink and its pedigree.
Orphan Home Fire Drives 150 Children to Safety
A fire at Wartburg Farm, the German Lutheran Orphan Home in North Pelham, Mount Vernon, forced 150 orphans, plus matrons and teachers, to evacuate. Two buildings were destroyed with about $40,000 in losses. Incendiary origin is suspected. local fire brigades aided but could not save the chapel and school.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Wartburg Farm
North Pelham
Solvent Bank Owner Vanishes From Montague Michigan
Special to The New York Times reports Henry H. Terwilliger a private banker of twenty years in Montague has disappeared and will not return. A trusteeship is set with W. F. Nufer and C. L. Strong to run the bank as assets exceed liabilities by about 15,000. Terwilliger claims to protect customers while leaving 15,000 excess liabilities, asking depositors to be calm as he seeks a vacation and supporters push for bank incorporation.
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Muskegon
Mich
Henry H. Terwilliger
Montague
Montague Bank
Terwilliger
Detroit
W. F. Nufer
C. L. Strong
Twig
Thewilliger
Detroit, Mich
Fair Divorcee Would Marry in Wisconsin Village
In Salem Wisconsin Grace Snell Walker Coffin the Chicago divorcee seeks a steady country life. She told her Bristol butcher Arthur Bevins to find a marriageable man. Rival young men in Salem vie for her hand while Bevins travels to England for a visit.
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Kenosha
Wis
Salem
Grace Snell Walker Coffin
Chicago
Ministers Confer Doctor of Divinity Degree in Secret Session
Baptist ministers of Accomac, about a dozen, held a secret session and conferred the degree of Doctor of Divinity on one member. They assert ministers of good standing deserve a degree from their fellows, equating it to formal academic recognition by learning institutions.
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Richmond
Baptist Ministers
Accomac
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Made at Southboro Farm
All Deerfoot Farm Sausages are produced at the Southboro Massachusetts farm. The Ady endorsement credits success to choice materials and the neatness and cleanliness of the preparation.
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Southboro
Mass
Ady
Planning to Group Eastern Railroads in a Big System
Philadelphia Nov 29 The Evening Telegraph reports railroad and financial leaders seek to explain Reading stock surges and a plan for an Eastern group of railroads. New York Central would handle New York traffic while Reading controls Pennsylvania territory in a trunk-line system with Jersey Central Lehigh Valley and Fall Brook Beech Creek links. The aim includes traffic interchange and central control of the anthracite trade with Reading as figurehead.
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Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph
Reading
First National Bank of New York
Pennsylvania
J. Pierpont Morgan
Northern Securities Company
New York
New York Central
Irie
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Fall Brook
Beech Creek
Newbury Junction
Williamsport
Morgan
Baltimore and Ohio to issue 70 million bond issue
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a 70 million bond issue, with 30 million reserved to redeem maturing bonds on branch lines. In addition, a 20 million common stock issue supports a new division creating 1,600 miles of track from the Great Lakes to coal fields, forming the Pittsburgh Lake Erie and West Virginia system.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Sullivan Trial Reveals Conspiracy to Block Lynch
Chicago November 29. Alexander Sullivan a lawyer faces a conspiracy charge to keep James J. Lynch a former bailiff from testifying in a jury bribery case. The State outlines Lynch’s flight to Canada after Sullivan allegedly arranged a bribe plan and monthly payments of 75 to 150 dollars plus 4500 to cover bail losses.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
James J. Lynch
Smith
Frederick St. John
Edward Maher
George P. Murray
Sullivan
Lynch
Lyncn
Barnes
West Chicago Street Railroad
Canada
Nicaragua
Record Publishing Company stock sale ordered in Philadelphia
Controller Ridgely met with Receiver Earle and Master Beck and ordered the sale of The Record Publishing Company stock and bonds. The decree follows the Singerly estate plan, with an advertisement for twelve weeks and a March sale to realize assets.
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Philadelphia
Ridgely
George H. Earle, Jr
Chestnut Street National Bank
Richard Y. Cook
James M. Beck
Comany
United States Circuit Court
Ridgley
Beck
Special Train Returns From Army Navy Game
Special rail service runs from Philadelphia Broad Street Station at 6 56 PM Saturday November apth to New York Penn Station arriving 8 08 PM via Penna R R with Newark stops. Pullman parlor car dining car and coaches offered.
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Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Penna. R
Apth
Broad St
New York
Newark
Pullman
The Busy Man's Way to Travel Is via the Pennsylvania Railroad
Fast express trains with matchless roadbed insure speedy arrival at any Western terminal. The article touts the Pennsylvania Railroad as the premier choice for efficient travel, emphasizing rapid service and reliable schedules for busy travelers.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Switchmen Strike Halts Some Pittsburgh Factories
Traffic on most railroads resumed but Allegheny Valley remained crippled. Several plants along the Allegheny River paused operations due to coal shortages, including Shoenberger and multiple American Steel and Wire plants. Union leaders predict a quick return to normal, while blockades persist on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Allegheny Valley
Allegheny River
Shoenberger
American Steel and Wire Company
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty
Lake Erie
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Morrisey
National
Cleveland
van Pitzpatrici
W. G. Lee
Val Fitzpatrick
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcairn
Man Charged With Manslaughter Over Boat Rocking Incident
Hagerstown Maryland November 2 Frank Rinehart the first person charged with manslaughter for rocking a boat carrying passengers on Lake Roger near an excursion resort last August killed Mary Finfrock a York Pennsylvania woman when she fell into the lake Prosecutors say the charge is criminal carelessness not intent The case draws wide interest as Rinehart a member of a prominent family is defended by three top lawyers The State notes the group met at a hotel before boating and bathing in bathing attire
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Hagerstown
Frank Rinehart
Mary Finfrock
York
Penn
Lake Roger
Rinehart
Consumptive Irish immigrant barred under law in Brooklyn
Judge Edward B. Thomas approved Treasury Department action barring Thomas Boden as a consumptive under immigrant laws. Boden, who arrived from Ireland with wife and child, was ordered deported to Ireland after TB found. habeas corpus writ dismissed. case set to test Treasury Department authority.
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Edward B. Thomas
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Treasury Department
Washington
Thomas Boden
Boden
Ireland
Ellis Island
Philadelphia
F. T. Tobin
Thomas
Treasury
Tobin
Long Island College Hospital
Massive dockside fire devastates Duluth coal piles
A large fire roars through the Youghiogheny and Lehigh dock coal piles on the Superior harbor side in Duluth. City and dock crews battle the blaze as damage rises to thousands of dollars with uncertainty over the full extent until containment.
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Duluth
Minn
Youghiogheny and
Lehigh
Superior
Oranges in Florida via Seaboard Air Line routes
Advertises Florida oranges reachable from Orlando trees through Seaboard Air Line Ry with through Pullman trains. Encourages readers to call or write 387 and 1 183 Broadway for information.
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Florida
Orlando
Seaboard Air Line
Pullman
Carmel Wine Co Adverts Rave Rare Holy Land Wines
A Carmel Wine Co advertisement promotes rare wines and cognacs from the Holy Land as pure and delicious gifts. It notes a gold medal from Paris and lists Carmel Wine Co of New York as sole agents.
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Holy Land
Paris
Carmel Wine Co
New York
Adv
New York Central to Adopt Electricity for Suburban Rail
Tests at Schenectady by General Electric experts show electricity outperforms steam for suburban service. Trials used a meteor car from University of Illinois and a New York Central locomotive on canal and freight tracks, proving lower energy use and reduced wear on track. City smoke complaints drive a favorable report to Directors for a rapid shift to electric motive power.
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New York
Schenectady
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
General Electric Company
New York City
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
University of Illinois
Smith
Scherectady
Troy
New York‘entral
Schenectady Locomotive Works
New York Central
Bride Guilty Of Theft In Thanksgiving Burglary
Mrs. Lottie Wie thop an eighteen year old new bride of three months, heir to an English estate, admitted stealing from Fay Frievogel to beautify her home. On Thanksgiving she returned the remaining $47 after spending part of nearly $300 taken. compassion from the victim and holiday mercy led to release.
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ST. Louis
Lottie Wiethop
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