Birthday honors and Kaiser visit at Sandringham
London reports on King’s quiet Sandringham birthday gathering with Kaiser Wilhelm visiting as a popular guest. Honors list praises Far East figures and German relations, including Japan’s Prince Akagawa and Count Matsugata. A mercantile marine medal is planned for future war troop transports. controversy over Shanghai evacuation may arise in Parliament.
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New-York Tribune
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Tribune Association
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Sandringham
Norfolk
Premier Balfour
Chamberlain
Brodrick
Kaiser
England
Lowther Castle
Earl of Lonsdale
British Mercantile Marine
South Africa
China
Mercantile Marine
Great Britain
Germany
Shanghai
House of Commons
Royals and Emperor Attend Sandringham Sermon
At Sandringham England on November 9 crowds gathered as Queen Alexandra the Prince of Wales and Mrs Chamberlain arrived for a church service. King Edward and Emperor William entered with Prime Minister Belfour and others. The Bishop of Ripon preached about dissolving race distinctions toward a brotherhood of man noting Anglo German ties and a shared future. The monarchs later toured the gardens and received birthday wishes while Emperor William presented a vase and the party enjoyed a concert by Jan Kubelik.
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Sandringham
England
Emperor William
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Chamberlain
King Edward
Belfour
Edward
Mr Chamberlain
Germany
Mr. Chamberlain
Ripon
Grand Brotherhood of Man
Great Britain
Atlantic
Edoward
Jan Kubelik
Birthday honors announced with few new peerages
The long list of his majesty's birthday honors is largely unremarkable apart from some decorations for Portuguese and officials. No new peerages were created. Privy Councillors include R. J. Cartwright and Lord Revelstoke. new baronetcies for Alexander H. Frew MP and Augustus Prevost. Other honors include Japan’s Prince Arisugawa and various orders. An extra equerry appointment and a new merco marine medal are noted. Mall London serareetes advertise tobacco.
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Far East
Prince Akeagawa
Japan
Order of the Bath
Count Matsugata
St. George
James Mackay
St Michael
China
Sir R. Cartwright
Trominion
R. J. Cartwright
Lord Revelstoke
London Docks
London
Sir Joseph ©. Dimsdale
Alexander H. Frew
Augustus Prevost
Bank of England
Arisugawa
Order of the Garter
Bath
James L. Mackay
Count Matsugeta
St. Michael and St. A
Mozambique
Viscount Castro
St. Michael and St. George
Gorjao
Mozammae
Te Nis Wammiral Lambton
Edeesi
Edward
Merco Marine
Trolley Crash Destroys Mount Vernon Tenement
A Huckleberry trolley on North Fourth Avenue in Mount Vernon jumped the track and crashed into a five story tenement at No. 34. Five injured and thirty five families panicked as the car plowed through a German grocery, injuring motorman William Hoffman and conductor Michael Walsh along with four passengers from Tuckahoe Bronxville Mount Vernon. Passengers plan damages suits.
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Mount Vernon
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Bronxville
William Hoffman
Michael Walsh
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Atwell
Thomas Higgins
Tuckahoe
John Hammond
George Fink
Lewis Newman
Huckleberry Line
Colombian Gunboats Sail from Panama in Search of Revolutionaries
The Colombian Government gunboats Bogota and Chucuito departed from Panama on November 9 to patrol the coast in pursuit of the revolutionary fleet. Captain Marmaduke of the Bogota allegedly intends to engage the insurgents in a decisive battle if feasible.
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Bogota
Chucuito
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Vargas Santos declines Panama peace conference
General Vargas Santos, Colombian revolutionary leader, refuses to attend the Panama peace conference aboard the USS Wisconsin after learning Colombia seeks to limit talks to amnesty. He accuses the government of betraying the forum and orders continued warfare while urging recognition of Liberal civil rights.
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Liberal Party
Arrest of Moynihan Ex-Captain Denies Graft Claims
Ex Captain Daniel C Moynihan, once in charge of East 104th Street station, was arrested at his Morris Heights home and arraigned on bribery charges. Bail set at 2000, with prosecution alleging Moynihan accepted payoffs for protecting disorderly houses. Moynihan denied wrongdoing and pledged to prove his innocence.
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James Lindsay Gordon
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Court of Special Sessions
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Holbrook
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Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
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the Tribune
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Moynahin
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West One
Antonio Laporti
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Holbrook Raimondo
Laporti
No. 406
Frank Pagliano
Raimondo
Pagliano
Daniel C. Moynihan
Frank
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Daniel Co
Haughey
Lobh Beg Rn
Pee
Fifth-ave
Italy
Dedrick defends course with Peary Arctic expedition
Dr. T. J. Dedrick recounts his actions during the Peary Arctic expedition, denying others’ claims of plans to desert and detailing his resignations, offers of service, and attempts to land for medical aid. He describes food shortages, refusals, and efforts to provide medical help to Esquimans while at sea and ashore.
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Dedrick
Associated Press
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North American Company Emerges as Key Shipbuilding Financier
Wall Street speculates on the North American Company as the new underwriter and potential holding entity for a vast shipbuilding trust. The Trust Company of the Republic and J. P. Morgan & Co. are linked to the venture, with the North American Company controlling rail and electric utilities and planning a capital rise to $40 million to back its broadened scope.
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Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Light and Traction Company
Union Light and Power Company
St. Louis
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Detroit
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Securities Company
United States
Seri Accennes
Areoration Or Company Incorporated
Co Wierdue
Eedemae
Toase’ Exchange
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French Miners Strike Tests Paris Government
Paris reports pre emptive measures as government braces for possible violence after Miners Congress verdict to continue the strike. Troops patrolled mining districts while clashes and property damage were recorded in Lens Courrieres and Clermont Ferrand with no serious injuries noted yet.
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Puy de Dome
Contest futile over Badger seating in XII Ohio district
Canton editor says efforts to contest Judge De Witt C. Badger’s seat in the XII district are futile. Badger defeated Cyrus Huling, but questions arose about votes as he was a holding judge when elected. Rep. R. W. Taylor notes precedent seating judges elected while holding commissions.
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R. W. Taylor
Lisbon
de Witt C. Badger
Columbus
Badger
Cyrus Huling
Taylor
Elections Committee No. 1
Man Dies by Own Action in Brooklyn Home
Charles E. Kennard fifty three, a retired commercial traveller living at 251 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn, suffered incurable cancer and ended his life by blocking door and window cracks and turning on gas through a rubber tube. His son Edward discovered him dead in a chair.
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Edward
Telegraph Operator Gibson Merrill Ends Life in Brooklyn
Gibson D Merrill a 50 year old telegraph operator at Western Union in New York 1 Broadway shot himself in a furnished room at 7 Pineapple Street Brooklyn after leaving a note citing drink habit as motive He was last seen Saturday afternoon and had talked of buying a revolver for protection He had worked in New Orleans and had a railroad official brother The Everyday Train to California Overland Limited advertises from Chicago offices listed in Broadway.
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