Death of Captain Hart and Georgia Legislature Acknowledgment
Captain Hart of the Bermeda and Leurada dies penniless in Philadelphia after a troubled career in the Cuban misbustering trade and a disputed cause of death. In Atlanta, the Georgia legislature, unable to adjourn, honors William Jennings Bryan as president of the United States, with Bryan acknowledging the compliment in a senate reading.
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Moapitat
Pivadephia
Cape Jobo DL
Bermeda
Ain
America
Avery
Hart
Bryan
Georgia
Atlanta
Hon
William
United States
Senate
Iowell
Thirteen Bodies Still Missing After Steamer Disaster
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia authorities report 36 people aboard the steamer City of Monticello on its final voyage. Four survivors and 12 bodies recovered. 24 still missing as search continues along the shoreline. Separately in Newark the National Sea Power company was incorporated to harness ocean power and operate wave motors and related machinery.
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Yarmouth
X. S
Newark
N. J
National Sea Power Company
Ocean Power
Indiana Miners Divorce Conspiracy Amid Strike
A prolonged Indiana mining strike triggers wage scale concessions for hoisting engineers and signings from Ash mine at Hymera and Sullivan exit Mines. Mines statewide close as talks with operators stall. United Mine Workers remain neutral while conference plans for late week may unify disparate coal group actions.
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A. M. Ogle
Island Coal Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Minois
van Hore
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Hoi
Mitchell
United Workers
Tortured by Burglars Over Old Map in Sugar Notch Home
In Wilkesbarre paused news three robbers torturing John Kane an aged Sugar Notch man who believed he hid wealth near his home. They demolished furniture and tore up floors but found nothing. Kane was taken to a hospital with possible recovery outcomes. Also reported Insane convict Didapo escaped from Morris Plains asylum after a habit of violence and a prior murder conviction. In Hazleton rumors spread that railroads may buy all regional collieries and washeries from individual operators with Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad as potential buyers.
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Wyer
Burdeli
Herrick
Die Irter
Unger
Wison
Tommake
Postoffice
James D. King
Fairfield
Viola Ray
Wing
W. EB. Skinner
Zeimer
Portland
AicGovern
Chicago
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Broad
MicGovern
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Sugar Notch
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Larce
Morris Plains
N. J
Caramencili Didapo
Didapo
Thomas Burns
Newark
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley and
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Schaeffer
Utalofisky
Schaeffer
Eastern Penitentiary
Freeland
John F. Peter
St. Michael's P. E. Church
H. H. Mallory
San F
Kalamazoo
Mia
Reac Cosinos
Royalist Activity Reported in Paris and Berlin Mine Disaster
Paris reports warn of an imminent royalist resurgence with the Duke of Orleans directing meetings in the city and plans to spread to departments. Berlin reports a Plute coal mine disaster near Brux where thirteen people were killed and nineteen injured in a deadly accident.
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Paris
Bese
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Berlin
Wiosa
Brux
NO CABINET CHANGES MCKINNEY URGES REMAINING ADVISERS
Washington November 14 President McKinney told his cabinet he wishes all members to stay through his four year term at the White House meeting. Responses were given but no definite pledges or declines were made. Attorney General Griggs indicated appreciation but did not indicate retirement from office.
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McKinney
Washington
White House
Griggs
Griges
Indiana Elect Beckham Governor with Canvass Ahead
Indiana's governor elect Beckham faces a formal canvass with both parties represented by counsel. The election board will pass on returns while Republicans have conceded. Durbin will consider a requisition for the return of former Governor Taylor and ex-Secretary Finley for trial, with expectations he may refuse to honor it.
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Frankfort
State Election Board
Durbin
Indiana
Govertnor Beckham
Taylor
Finley
India
Guternor Seoul
Congressional reapportionment of four states one member each
Washington Nov 14 Director of the Census Merriam told the president that US population figures are ready for congressional action on reapportionment. The 12th census results suggest a higher ratio and total representatives, likely increasing the next House by one seat, with Maine Virginia Kansas and Nebraska each losing one seat.
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Washington
Merriam
White House
United States
Congress
Maine
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Cowardly Spaniards Arrested After Fatal Scow Wreck
Havana reports Captain Young holds two Spaniards aboard the Teresa responsible for three deaths when a Havana scow wrecked off Cabana. Rescue efforts near Morro saved others while a separate police case notes Schaeffer's escape from Wilkesbarre custody. A bogus infernal machine scare in New York ends with arrests. Kalamazoo suffers a headlight storm collision. dated notices mix in health ads and petty crime reports.
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Havana
Cabanas
Teresa
Capt Young
Lieut
Falke
Gill
Second Artillery
Largest casting weighed 110000 pounds for Pittsburg firm
Hosier Casting Milwaukee Nov 14 reports a massive bed plate casting for a Pittsburg concern weighing 110000 pounds in one piece. Work will require 126600 pounds of metal. casting measures 23 feet 1 inch by 53 inches with a 3 foot stroke. Cylinders scale 44 and 76 inches with a 66 inch stroke. Adj General Oliphant named adjutant general of New Jersey.
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Hosier
Milwaukee
Focal Foundry
Pittsburg
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Remedy
An old complaint style ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for a cold. The text mocks doctors and touts a money back guarantee if the remedy fails, naming E. W. Grove and urging readers to buy at local shops.
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Agnerists Raf
E. W. Grove
Life Saving Statistics and Other News
Washington reports from Kimball Kenerap on the life saving service annual results. Vessels, property, and lives saved or lost are detailed, with emphasis on causes and cost. Other items include bond financings, the Alvord embezzlement case, a brief strike ending, and railroad and shipping updates.
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Kimball Kenerap
Mary Gage
Louisville
Epheliona
Desersiee
TSI
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