Murphy Rules Out Tammany Leaders for High Office
New York Nov 9 Leaders of the Tammany organization face removal from expected city posts as Charles J Murphy declares that firm administrators must be "high class men" not tied to the machine He signals plans to back Mc Clellan for governor and to place independent leaders in key departments The move targets officials like William Dalton James J Hagan and Francis J Lantry as possible successors or replacements and aims to shape national politics through a reformist city administration.
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Wiliam Dalton
James J Hagan
Francis J. Lantry
Murphy
McClellan
New York city
Warn Wyck
Emperor William Operated on for Polypus in Larynx
Berlin reports Emperor William underwent removal of a polypus from the larynx. Surgeon Professor Mortitz Schmidt led the procedure, described as entirely successful. The emperor is forbidden to speak until the wound heals, with bulletins noting his good health and plans for a hunting trip next week.
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Berlin
William
Mortitz Schmidt
Johannes Orth
Professor Virchow
University of Berlin
Orth
Professor Orth
Count von Buelow
von Lenthold
Ilberg
Schmidt
Pope Pius X Addresses 20,000 in Rome Reception
At San Damaso court Pope Pius X drew about 20,000 Romans and visitors, many turned away as the crowd overflowed Raphael's loggia. The pope, visibly moved, spoke 15 minutes on the gospel, urged prayer to cure evil, and gave the apostolic benediction amid acclaim. Booth Tarkington and Mrs Ter Kington, and Mr and Mrs Abel of Baltimore kissed his hand.
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Rome
Pius X
San Damaso
Raphael
American College
Murphy
New York
Booth Tay- Kington
Ter Kington
Abel
Baltimore
Root Home From Europe on Isthmus Turmoil
Secretary of War Root arriving from Europe offered little on the Panama situation saying troops may be sent but unlikely to be necessary. He read dispatches about Hay, Bogota, and Panama, discussed boundary marking with Corbin, and declined to discuss Canadian commissioners or his resignation.
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New York
Root
Panama
Europe
Hay
Bogota
Celtic
Corbin
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Mitchell to Enter Cabinet iners New Labor Secretary?
The Dispatch reports John Mitchell may resign as United Mine Workers president at the January convention to join President Roosevelt's cabinet as Secretary of Commerce and Labor, with Cortelyou stepping aside. Dowie held his last New York meeting in Carnegie Hall, calling it sparse and planning a church branch in New York with Sunday meetings expanded.
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Labor and Commerce
Pittsburg
Dispatch
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers’ Union
Mitchell
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Roose
offce
George B. Cortelyou
department of commerce and labor
Cortelyou
Dowie
New York
John Alexander Dowie
Carnegie Hall
Murder at Woodbury Aged Men Die in Quarrel Clash
A fatal quarrel near Altoona ends with Homer Quarry killing Charles Imler, both men drinking and arguing over a trivial issue. Imler, 19, dies from a head wound. Quarry, 25, is at large as authorities search the country. Both men died at Woodbury. A separate incident reports Ka Dovcherty, 26, shot by his brother Charles near Goallitzin after a quarrel. Ka dies at Abheena hospital. Charles imprisoned at Gillitzin. Two youths, Ernest Carl and Harry Fildman, 7 and 9, arrested in Wilkesbarre for attempting train wrecking by placing planks on tracks and tampering with signals to cause a crash. they confessed when questioned.
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Homer Quarry
Charlee Irler
sitpona
Charles Imler
Woodbury
sniff
ren Quarry
cacanel
Woelars
Ka Dovcherty
Goallitzin
Pennsylvania Railroad
stile Abheena hospital
Charles
elect
John
Gillitzin
Wilkesbarre
Ernest Carl
Harry Fildman
Tunkhannock
Aiding New Republic No Red Tape to Diplomacy
The State Department recognizes ME Bunny-Varilla as Panama’s diplomatic agent and says it will negotiate a Panama Canal treaty with him. It orders a naval show of force at the isthmus, moves the Maine to Colon, and pledges protection of British and French interests while the new republic is established.
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Washington, D. C
Spooner
Colombia
Nicaragua
state department
Republic of Panama
Great Britain
France
United States
Jusserand
Panama Canal Company
canal zone
new republic
Maine
Martha's Vineyard
Hamptes
Colon
navy department
isthmian
Isthmus
No News From Bocas Del Toro Amid Unconfirmed Rumors
Nov 9 Colon reports no word from Bocas del Toro as the Atlanta sails to the area and a launch sent to seize the place has not returned. Nashville reportedly heads to Cartagena while Bogota residents face unverified rumors of danger. Colon shows public displays of sentiment with orderly parades and no disorder.
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Colon
Bocas del Toro
United States
Atlanta
new republic
Nashville
Cartagena
Bogota
Shafer
Melendez
Colombia protests U S attitude on Panama crisis
In Washington officials report Colombia has lodged a protest with the State Department regarding United States actions on the Isthmus of Panama. The protest centers on interpretations of the 1846 treaty and the overall U S stance. No reply time or details are disclosed. Panama reports Gen Reyes named peace commissioner to secure independence and honor for the isthmian state.
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United States
Panama
Washington
United States of Colombia
state department
United States of America
General Reyes
Colombia
Republic of Panama
Generali Neves
se eral
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