Haitian Crisis Pressured by Diplomats and Paris Accord
At a diplomatic corps meeting Minister Furniss reports unanimous view that no action by foreign representatives is needed unless insurgents reach the city, then no pillage or massacre will be tolerated. Haitian President Nord Alexis says government troops are still strong, four divisions marching on insurgents. Paris signals France would not oppose American intervention and would welcome steps to end the republic’s anarchy.
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Diplomatic Corps
Furniss
Legoane
Nord Alexis
Anse - Veau
Paris
M. Carteron
Associated Press
France
Haiti
Republic
Castro's "Operation" and Caracas France tensions
Berlin reports no confirmation of a plan to operate on President Castro by Professor Israel in Bordeaux. Paris weighs how to treat Castro on arrival amid prior expulsions and diplomatic strain. France may deny landing in Paris but allow Bordeaux stay or travel to Berlin via passport routes. Castro seeks to resolve Venezuela-France diplomatic issues.
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Berlin
Charet d
James Israel
Castro
Venezuela
Israel
Bordeaux
Paris
Caracas
Guadeloupe
France
Lyons
Basse Terre
Arrest in Wilkes-Barre theft case by Central Office detectives
Detectives McConville and Nelson arrested Alien G. McDonald of 146 West 5th Street as a fugitive from Wilkes-Barre on charges tied to thefts totaling 2.50 from two firms. McDonald faces joint charges with J. Montefiore Meyers and William and 3. Fitzpatrick for fraud against Jeansville Iron Works and Howells & King. Meyers is reportedly in the Tombs awaiting bonds case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConville and
Nelson
Alien G. McDonald
West Sth Street
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Wakes-Barre
McDonald
J. Montefiore Meyers
William
3. Fitzpatrick
Onville
Jeansville Iron Works Company
Howells & King
Meyers
McConville
Samuel M. Riddison
Nassau Street
Praise for conciliation board amid mine wage talks
John Mitchell praised the conciliation board for easing disputes between anthracite operators and workers while noting it does not draft agreements. He said unions must handle settlement terms and suggested workers may seek his help if terms are not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Conciliation Board
Willeek
Mitchell
Printing the Unfair List Sparks Labor Union Debate
The official organ of the Zournermen Bakers and Confectioners International Union announces it will reprint the unfair list if major labor papers join. It links the move to President Gompers’s willingness to jail for principle over the Buck Stove Range Company case, urging a test publication of enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zournermen Baker’s and Confectioners’ International Union
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Incorporation Papers Filed by Domestic Paper Company
Domestic Paper Company filed incorporation papers in Augusta Maine with a capital of 65.56 dollars. Promoters listed include Fred eric F Reed Frank Poggenburg New York E M Leavitt Winthrop J Berry and Joseph Williamston Augusta.
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the Tribune
Augusta
Domestic Paper Company
Frederic F. Reed
Frank
Donnelly Takes Oath as Public Printer for Government Printing Office
Samuel B. Donnelly of New York, named Public Printer, met President Roosevelt today, took the oath, and filed his hand with the Treasury Department. He will assume charge of the Government Printing Office tomorrow.
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Washington
Samuel B. Donnelly
New York
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Government Printing Office
Living Advertisement Glow of Health Speaks for Postum
A Tenn. woman extols Postum as a coffee substitute after years of indigestion nervousness and insomnia. She notes headaches from coffee withdrawal weight gain after switching to Postum and says her health improved from 117 to 170 pounds. Her husband calls her a living advertisement and she urges others to try Postum.
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Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Bodies Recovered After Marianna Mine Disaster Near Pittsburg
One hundred twenty four victims had been recovered by 1 39 this morning with few others believed remaining. President John H. Jones and General Superintendent David G. Jones described the mine free of gas and plans to resume work within ten days. State mining head James E Roederick delayed entry pending rescuers completion. Fred Elinger the sole survivor is recovering at Memorial Hospital Monongahela, recounting the blast and his escape as rescue work continues and lawmakers consider mining law reforms.
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Pittsburg
Marianna
John H. Jones
David G. Jones
James E. Roederick
State Department of Mining
Roderick
Fred Elinger
Flinger
Memorial Hospital
Monongahela
Rachel
William Underwood
Germany
Justice Sanders Attacks Mayor at Tammany Dinner
Justice Leon Sanders of the Young Men's Democratic Club urged repudiation of the current city administration at a Little Hungary dinner honoring Congressman Sulzer and Adolph Stern. Tax Commissioner Putzel clashed, defending the administration as speakers urged a Democratic, responsible party leadership amid tax and water bond concerns. Other speakers included Sulzer, Stern and Coroner Harburger. Sullivan was away.
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Leon Sanders
Young Men's Democratic Club
6Th Assembly District
Wiliam Sulzer
Timothy DP. Sullivan
Adolph Stern
Little Hungary
Charles Putzel
Judge Sanders
Commissioner Putzel
Tammany Hall
McClellan
New York City
New York
Yom Kippur
Moses Cortright
Bingham
O’brien
Mc‘lellan
Democratic Party
Congressman Sulzer
Julius Harburger
Sullivan
Thaw bankruptcy brief calls proceedings a sham
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner for New York and Robert B. Lamb argue in a filed brief that actions to bring Harry K. Thaw to Pennsylvania are a sham. They assert the bankruptcy motion aims to remove him from New York jurisdiction and shield him from civil arrest during court duties under the bankruptcy act.
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Asa Bird Gardiner
New York
Robert B. Lamb
Matteawan
Harry K. Thaw
United States Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Federal
Philadelphia
Gardiner
Thaw
Pennsylvania
State of
Auto crash at Atlantic and Howland Avenue injures four
A car plunged through a fence and down a twenty foot embankment at Atlantic and Howland Avenues East New York injuring five people. Frederick Blackenhorn of Glendale died from a fractured skull Burton Fenwick was also injured along with Charles Hohiman Louis Theison and John Hynes. Martin Conly Jr. was killed in a similar crash weeks earlier at the same spot.
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Atlantic
Long Island
East New York
Frederick Blackenhorn
Lafayette Avenue
Glendale
St. Mary’s Hospital
Burton Fenwick
Charles Hohiman
Webster Avenue
Jennie Gascoyne
Stuyvesant Avenue
Louis Theison
Washington Avenue
John Hynes
Martin Conly, Jr
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Stokes Loses Appeal In Annulment Suit
Elizabeth W. Hitchings Stokes prevailed in a Brooklyn annulment suit against Colonel William A. Stokes of the 23d Regiment. The Appellate Division affirmed a Supreme Court verdict, declaring Mrs Stokes the legal wife of Stokes. Justice Gaynor dissented, while Woodward held Stokes forfeited his rights for keeping his promise after learning of a first husband.
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John W. Hitchings
United States
William A. Stokes
Appellate Division
Second Department
Supreme Court
Elizabeth W. Hitchings-Stokes
William J. Gaynor
Colonel Stokes
Miller, Woodward
Hooker
Hutchings
Brooklyn
Justice Woodward
Philadelphia
Hitchings
American Court's Order Ignored by Canadian Chancellor
In Toronto on November 30 Chancellor Royd refused to recognize a U S court order seeking payment to Natalie first wife of Aoland Oronhyatekha. Union Trust Co faced claims from J M Donovan Sioux Falls for 2218 50 and from R and J Joseph New York for half of 5500. Chancellor ruled foreign counsel have no lien and Union Trust must bear risk of defying U S order.
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Toronto
Royd
Union Trust Company
Natalie
Aoland Oronhyatekha
Therves
J. M. Donovan
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
J. Joseph
New York
Hoboken Tube Accident Demonstrates Steel Car Safety
A derailment occurred in the Hoboken tunnel during rush hour when an empty New York bound train rolled back on a steep grade and crashed into a following passenger train. Passengers in the rear were shaken. cars suffered little damage. Traffic was delayed about 30 minutes as the motorman stopped the train after a red signal indicated a train ahead.
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Hoboken
North River
New York
Jersey Shore
Fleischman Faces Bankruptcy Amid Floral Business Woes
Joseph Fleischman the florist once built a million dollar indicate faces deep financial trouble as two bankruptcy petitions are filed against Fleischman Floral Company and Fleischman. Creditors claim preferential payments while a receiver with bond 2400 is appointed for the firm. Fleischman assets are around 1000 while liabilities top 70000. The baths business reportedly showing improvement with hopes of solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fleischman
Fleischman
Street
Sixth Avenue
Fleischman& Floral Company
Hoffman
25Th Street
Broadway
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
Robert (. Morris
John T. Raynor
West 28Th Street
Charles W. Partridge
White Plains
North River Beef Company
James N. Rosenberg
James, Schell & Elkus
Not Pledged To Local Option Bill Albany Governor Silent
Albany November 30 Governor Hughes has not stated approval or disapproval of the Anti-Saloon League plan to push a local option bill for cities. Rev F Iglehart of the league says the governor’s position remains undeclared and that the league seeks his support for its efforts in the forthcoming legislative session. The governor declined to discuss the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes
Anti-Saloon League
Igiehart
New York City
State Anti-Saloon League
Iglehart
Cure a Cold in One Day Prompts Laxative Quinine Tale
An old patent remedy claims to cure a cold in one day using laxative preps and quinine tablets. Druggists pledge refunds if it fails. E. W. Groves signature appears on each bottle.
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E. W. Groves
Cdc
Archbold Examines Standard Oil Empire and Liquidation Echoes
The testimony outlines business actions and locations of Standard Oil holdings as of 1882 and later. It notes refineries at Cleveland Bayonne and others, absorbed by various Standard Oil affiliates in New Jersey New York Ohio and Indiana. Archbold discusses foreign markets Japan China India and Europe, highlighting competition and market creation efforts.
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Standard Oil
Charlies Pratt Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Rockefeller
Standard of
Ohio
New Jersey
Rosenthal
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Trust
Cleveland
Bayonne
Consolidated Land and Petroleum Company
Eagle Works
Communipaw
Eagle
Standard Oil Company of
Long Island Works
Empire Yard
Standard Oil Company of New York
Brooklyn Works
Union Tank Line
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Rocky Mountain States
Continental Oil Company
Pacific States
California
Japan
China
India
Dutch Indies
State Department
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Orient
Galicia
Rumania
Germany
Alsace
Oil Case Postponed by Supreme Court Review
Washington reports that Attorney General Boga parte filed a certiorari petition with the Supreme Court seeking review of a 7th Circuit reversal against Standard Oil, which had been fined 29 million. Miller sought a two week reply window. the court set December 21 and delayed ruling until after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bogaparte
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
7Th Circuit
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Miller
Chauffeur Gorham Held After Fatal Sunday Crash
William H. Gorham, a chauffeur, remained held in $5,000 bail after his auto struck three year old Repina Pecarilio and injured her sister Philomena on Sunday night. An inquest is pending. Edgar A. Whitney, ex-agent of the Parkhurst society, was sentenced to not less than three years and not more than four years eleven months for grand larceny in the second degree.
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William H. Gorham
Repina Pecarilio
Philomena
Edgar A. Whitney
Parkhurst Society
Disgraceful jail and almshouse conditions exposed
Governor Fert's commission heard testimony on Burlington County jail and almshouse in Trenton detailing decency violations and inadequate sex segregation. Officials described dark rooms called meditation rooms, harsh punishments with straps, and involvement of the home engineer in administering punishment to girls.
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Tribune
Trenton
Burlington County
Fert
Catherine B. Abby
Charities Aid Society
David F. Weeks
Bright
Elizabeth V. H. Mansell
New York City
Myrtie B. Eyler
Simon Hahn
Mansell
Liquidating Lafayette Trust Under New Banking Laws
The Lafayette Trust Company offices in Brooklyn and its Ridgewood and Coney Island branches closed as Clark Williams, state Superintendent of Banks, took charge. President Davidson and A K Alford were named special deputies to liquidate under new laws. Depositors gathered hoping for payment while Williams cautioned on timing. Adams said deposits would be paid in full. An assets and liabilities statement as of November 23 will be released today or tomorrow.
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Lafayette Trust Company
Gates and Nostrand Avenues
Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Coney Island
Clark Williams
Davidson
A. K. Alford
Jenkins Trust Company
John G. Jenkins, Jr
Williams
Jenkins Trial Expected Closure In Brooklyn Oct 1907 Case
The trial of John G. Jenkins, former president of the Jenkins Trust Company, over a $50,000 embezzlement charge from October 23, 1907, is expected to close today before Justice Kelly and a jury in Brooklyn Supreme Court. The bank was reorganized as Lafayette Trust Company and liquidated yesterday. the District Attorney and Stephen C. Baldwin, Jenkins attorney, will sum up this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Jenkins
Jenkins Trust Company
Wealthy Italian Undertaker Dies in Brooklyn
Charles Bacigelupo, a prominent Italian undertaker in Mulberry Bend, died at his home No. 7% Second Place Brooklyn after a brief illness from Brights disease. He conducted an extensive undertaking business at No. % Mulberry street for twenty five years.
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Charles Bacigelupo
Mulberry Bend
Bright
Brooklyn
Mr. Bacigelupo
Mulberry Street
Secret Service arrests last New Orleans gang of cross eyed notes
A Chicago dispatch reports two counterfeiters Bayer and Michaels surrendered after a taunting telephone message. They admitted passing notes from the Wheed Brown Wolcott gang and led officers to recover 615 bad notes and detail distribution in Chicago St Paul Louisville Hot Springs Little Rock Memphis Grenada and New Orleans. Chief Wilkie warned of a new counterfeit silver certificate bearing Chief Onepapa and Verner signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drabeburg
Federal Building
Gunrar Bayer
Henry Michaels
St. Louis
Porter
Secret Service Office
Wheed-Brown-Wolcott
Chicago
St. Paul
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Barer
Michaels
Secret Service
Bayer
Michaelis
Louisville
Onepapa
Verner, Register
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New Yorker
J. M. Meyers
Bakers’ Journal
NEW Yorkers IN Paper Company
Glow of
President Jones
Justice Raps
Tammany Man
East
Stokes
Hoboken Tube
Via
New Jersey Central
Reading
West 234 Street
Liberty Street
Archbold
Waters-Pierce Company
Mr. Rosenthal
Standard
American Lubricating Oil Company
Lst
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
The
New Jersey Company
Kellogg
City News
Crane’s
Crane
Eaton, Crane & Pike Company
New Jersey Board of Investigators
Lafayette Trust
SAXE
Sevres
Stc
Bonaventure
35Th H Street
Nea
St. Avenue
Rom Dece
Glen Allen
Virginia
John Cussons
Deal Woodland
Pullman
West
Phone Secret Service
Peter Drakeburg
United States Secret Service
Milwaukee Avenue
Reed & Barton CO
Silvetsmiths and Jewelers
Fifth Avenue
32Nd Street
Maiden Lane
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