North Dakota launches first all big battleship in US Navy
Quincy November 10 Amid shrieking whistles and cheers a crowd watches the launching of the battleship North Dakota at noon. Governor elect John Burke attends as the great vessel dips into the harbor, its design described with twelve inch guns, turrets, and turbined turbines. The ship, a Dreadnought type, will join the Atlantic Fleet and is expected to exceed high speeds.
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North Dakota
Misa
Mary L. Beaton
Farge
DURKEE
John Burke
North Dakers
North Det
Norte Dakota
Delaware
New News
Dakotesalis
Murder at Chinese laundry ends in stabbing at Thier teenth and Arch
Jung Fook a Chinese laundryman is found murdered in his shop at Thier teenth and Arch streets. A large butcher knife is embedded in his forehead, the domain of the crime shows signs of a break in and robbery. Police detain two colored individuals for suspicion as investigators search for motive and missing valuables.
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Philadelphia
Jung Fook
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Conductor Sought After Coke Oven Wreck Suitcase Note Found
In Preston County near coke ovens a conductor injured in a wreck left a suicide note found with his clothing. He says he is in debt and cannot work, plans to end his life, and asks his father to know his remains. No final body recovered yet as search continues.
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Grafton Wo
Shipbuilding bids for Utah and Florita at Camden and Brooklyn
The New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden NJ led bids for the battleship Utah with a $3,946,000 package. Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company won the bid to install machinery for the Florita at Brooklyn, with a reported $1,517,009. Fore River Shipbuilding underbid William Cramp & Sons on the latter project, with figures around $4.44 million.
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Washington
New
New York Shipbulkding company
Chmdon NJ
batteship
Utah
nave department
Newport News Stipbuilding & Drydack company
Brooklyn
Fore River Shipbuilding company
William Cramp & Sons
farmer
Labor Dinner at White House Attended by Union Leaders
President Roosevelt issued invitations for a Labor Legislation dinner at the White House on November 17. Prominent labor leaders and officials will attend, with notable absences including Gompert, Secretary Wilson, and Vice President O'Connell.
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Roosevelt
White House
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Gompert
WUymison
O'Connell
Lennon
American Federation, of Labor
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John Mitchell
Pade eration of Labor
Keefe
Longahoremen'n union
Brotherhood of Rall- WHY Tetatan
Dunecan
federation of Labor
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dolan
Interneional Avamiation
wero
Amala
Warhero of America
Terrence V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Edward J. Gayesan
Contral Bulling Trades association
New York
Six Burned In Resort Fire At Deadwood
Six sleeping inmates perished in a resort fire at Deadwood South Dakota as a dozen others were fatally injured while fleeing the flames. The blaze consumed the building before half the town learned of the fire. In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania later that day Thomas Willis a Baltimore colored jockey was sentenced to hang for a December murder in West Pittston.
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Deadwand
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Willis
Baltimore
colored horse jockey
Luzerne county
Cameron Cool
Weat Pittston
Fatal crash and fire blaze across two states
Whiskey valued at 125000 dollars and buildings worth 15000 dollars were destroyed by fire at Leataville near Louisville Kentucky. In a street car collision at Montgomery Alabama two people were killed outright and four white persons were shot? This line notes a deadly crash with fatalities and injuries among passengers.
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Leataville
Louisville
Montgomery
Ala
Bumper Crop of Corn Reported in Washington
Nov 10 report shows corn yields around 28.2 bushels per acre with total production near 000? Beghels noted. Department figures compare current output to a ten year average of 25.6 bushels and 36.9 in earlier years. Quality of corn judged high relative to previous periods.
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Washington
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