Agreement with Japan Confirmed in Open Diplomatic Step
Washington reports the United States and Japan are pursuing an exchange of diplomatic notes to outline the two nations positions on China and the Open Door policy. Officials stress no treaty is involved and the effort is not to bind Congress, with secrecy over the deliberations and reticence from Tokyo noted. Two foreign governments have signaled support for the approach as a means to preserve peace in the Far East.
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Tribune Bureau
Arashington
Administration
Senate
Tribune
State Department
Gipsomats
Tokio
United States
Japan
China
Pacific
Reot
Takahira
Reet
Hay
Foreign Relations Committee
Santo Domingo
Celestial Empire
Department of State
Asia
Far East
Haitian Government Troops Routed by Revolutionaries
Port-au-Prince reports say General Celestin Cyriaque led government forces against General Antoine Simon at Anse a Veau. After heavy fighting the troops were driven back toward Miragoane, with casualties and Cyril Cyriaque taking refuge in the German Consulate.
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Port-au-Prince
Celestin Cyriaque
Antoine Simon
Anse & Veau
Jeremie
Miragoane
Port-au- Prince
Centenaire
Nord Alexis
United States
Tacoma
John Hood
Paris
Anse 4A Veau
Receiver for Hayti
Reports from Washington on November 28 outline growing disorder in Hayti with minister Furniss signaling a grave situation. Observers discuss appointing an American receiver to manage Haitian revenues, a move successfully used in Santo Domingo to stabilize the eastern island and satisfy foreign creditors. Germany may press Washington to accept similar Haitian arrangements via the new German ambassador.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hayti
Furniss
Haiti
Santo Domingo
United States
Black Republic
Department of State
Germany
Buying Arms in Cincinnati
The Heytian government negotiates with a Cincinnati firm to buy five thousand Springfield rifles to suppress a revolution in that republic. If concluded, two million cartridges will be shipped with the rifles.
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Cincinnati
Republic
Army Triumphs Over Navy In Gridiron Classic
West Point defeats Annapolis 6 to 4 at Franklin Field in a hard fought game. Dean scores a quick touchdown and goal for the Army while Northcroft adds a late field goal for Navy. The victory ends a three year wait and sparks wild celebration among cadets.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
West Point
Annapolis
Franklin Field
Dean
Army
Northcroft
Navy
Chamberlin
Lange
Greble
Midshipmen
Hope
Dixie
Forty Three Story Building Planned on Broadway Site
A new forty three story structure will rise at No 50 Broadway with thirty seven above street level. An agreement aims to lease five of the six sub street level stories for a long term worth one million dollars. William C Hazlett maps the plans. the existing eleven story building will be replaced.
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Broadway
William C. Hazlett
Navy Reorganization Hinted Under Presidential Plan
Washington November 28 President confirms reports of plans to reorganize the navy and form a special commission to study the changes. Secretary Root, who restructured the army, has been invited to lead the commission but has not announced a decision.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Tribune
Navy
Root
Army
Miss Julia Osgood Killed By Double Car Crash
Miss Julia Osgood 55 sister of John Cleveland Osgood and former Colorado Fuel and Iron Company figure died after being struck by a moving car in front of Parkway Garage at 110th street and Eighth avenue. A rope between two automobiles caused the tragedy. drivers Brownley Covell arrested for homicide. she had just returned from an overseas trip.
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Julia Osgood
John Cleveland Osgood
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Parkway Garage
110Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Herrity
Harlem Hospital
Central Park West
Miss Osgood
George Harris
West 98Th Street
Richard Brownley
Joseph H. Covell
West 107Th Street
Brownley
Covell
Miss
Stars Delay Wedding in November Tweaks
Eugene Walter the playwright and Charlotte Walker, star with Frank Keenan in The Warrens of Virginia, postponed their wedding from November to January after Walker consulted an astrologer noting calamities in November. Walter was told by telegraph not to come for the ceremony. The couple will wed after January and begin a European tour.
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Pittsburg
Eugene Walter
Charlotte Walker
Frank Keenan
Miss Walker
Mr. Walter
Europe
125 Dead in MarIanna Mine Disaster Near Pittsburg
A massive explosion at the Marianna mine of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Company likely killed about 125 miners, with only one survivor reported. Rescue teams, including oxygen gear from the US laboratory, battled to reach victims as officials assessed gas causes and safe access to the Rachel and Agnes workings in a model town near Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Marianna
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company
New Model
American Mining Congress
Peter Arnold
Rachel Shaft
Joseph Kearney
Arnold
Agnes
Agnes Shaft
Fulton Farm
Rachel
Henry Loutitt
Loutitt
Kerr
Henry
Thompson
Ten Mile Creek
Louttit
Monongahela
United States Laboratory and Testing Station
A. C. Besson
William Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy
Washington County
Pennn
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Newberry
Mrs. Newberry
Paul Thompson
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Uncle Sam
DEWEY
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Fulton St
New York
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Scond Halfenavy
Navy Armyrmy
Secretary Root
Commission
Fuel and Iron Company
Charles H. Covell
Covell & Crosby Motor Company
Stars
Walter-Walker
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