Speakership Fight Splits West In Tariff Debate
Washington Nov 7 The House speakership race opens with Dalzell of Pennsylvania backed by Quay while Cannon Lorimer and Warner press Illinois claim. Western vote divides with Babcock aiding Dalzell may curb Cannon. Tariff revision sparks opposition and signals possible pre Christmas votes.
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Shaw Henderson alliance fuels Iowa governor race rumors
Report from Des Moines says Speaker Henderson may run for Iowa governor next year against A. B. Cummins, fueling a possible factional split. Secretary Shaw denied knowledge of Henderson’s candidacy and would likely leave the cabinet if he joined any fight, as Roosevelt seeks to curb intra party disputes.
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Arbitrators Decision Opposes Wage Increase for Miners
Government arbitrators ruled against raising wages for striking miners in Nord as rates tied to coal selling price. Nord companies agreed to five year pensions, while Pas-de-Calais strikers staged demonstrations and fought with cavalry. Deputies debate commission to examine miner conditions. six thousand miners vow to persist, rejecting the arbitrators’ decision.
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Morgan the British Ogre and American Trust Fears
London reports deny a British coal trust, noting possible tighter coal industry regulation rather than pooling. Morgan is blamed in tramway municipality battles, while Canadian praise for Laurier’s stance against militarism and emigration forecasts mix with Egypt Fund turmoil and Berlin electric trials. Arts notes highlight UK autumn show underwhelming, with Steer, Lindner, Henry and Rothenstein works praised in London galleries.
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Panama Canal Treaty Talks Move Toward Agreement
Washington reports progress in the Panama Canal treaty talks between Secretary Hay and Senior Concha the Colombian minister. Negotiations continue at set intervals and are described as satisfactory with a likely treaty agreement within a fortnight. If so the President will address the matter in the annual message to Congress.
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Virgin Mary claim? Doukhobor woman stirs unrest
A young Doukhobor woman in Yorkton dressed in white proclaimed herself the Virgin Mary. Her appearance and message attracted believers among the Doukhobors and could spark trouble if her guidance is misdirected.
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The Cuban Treaty Instructions Sent to Quesada
President Palma states that Cuba has instructed its minister in Washington to prepare the commercial treaty with the United States. Palma alleges Quesada discussed the pact last Monday with Secretary Hay, indicating ongoing consultations on the treaty.
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Woodruff Dady feud rocks Kings County GOP
The executive committee fight pits Lieutenant Governor Woodruff against Commissioner Dady in Kings County. Dady seeks reappointment while Woodruff blocks it, backed by anti Woodruff sentiment among 16 of 21 district leaders, with pressure from Platt and Odell looming. A potential blacklist of officeholders and teachers who did not subscribe to Woodruff’s appeal is outlined as a tool for future political moves.
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Rebels retreat amid ammunition shortages in Venezuela
News from La Victoria Venezuela reports the revolutionary forces withdrew on November 1 due to ammunition scarcity. Disputes over cartridges led General Rolando to blame General Matos, with about 8200 rebels heading toward Alta Gracia. Castro pursued rebels, while government guerrillas captured records from Matos staff. President Castro moved toward Caracas as generals Matos Mendoza and Riera fled toward Barera near Lake Valencia.
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Venezuela Crisis Delays Paris Mission to Caracas
Paris reports official dispatch from Caracas says President Castro cannot send a minister to Paris due to Venezuela's unsettled condition. Diplomatic relations have been suspended for eight years with France represented by a chargé d affaires in Caracas. France hoped a minister would be sent during the revolution but Castro’s cautious stance blocks appointment.
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Fearful delays shadow planned Panama peace talks
San José reports General Var gas Santos, the military director of the Colombian revolution, will not attend the peace conference aboard the Wisconsin in Panama Harbor. Advices hint the Colombian Government planned treachery if he attends. It is also reported that Uribe Uribe, who surrendered at Rio Frio, has been sentenced to death.
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Poor Harvests in New South Wales Amid Drought
Official statistics show NSW wheat harvest is very poor this year with an estimated shortage of eleven million bushels. Queensland and other States are expected to have similarly poor yields due to the drought. Ensign William Wright of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, home Matthews Tennessee, collapsed from heart trouble at the Broadway Theatre lobby and was revived by Dr. Whitbeck. He declined hospital care and left with friends. The 2th Century Limited continues daily travel between East and West, offering substantial time savings for busy travelers.
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Molineux trial nears verdict with defence gains
The Molineux case advanced toward a verdict as Justice Lambert adjourned to allow further summing up. Defence witnesses attacked the prosecution’s case, with Cor nish trapped over an alleged brown overcoat and Stephenson's identification challenged. Testimony covered cyanide purchases, mail timing, and alibi details, while Farrell recalled conflicts from the Newark encounter.
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