Opening of Germanic Museum at Garrard with Imperial Gifts
Nov 11 Meridge Massachusetts observers convene as the Germanic Museum at Garrard receives gifts from Emperor William II. Spectators include Harvard President Charles W. Eliot, Prof. H von Jagemann, and Carl Schurz. A 10,000 volume historic library to Harvard plus a German silver and gold work reproduction are announced. The event ends with tea at Phillips Brooks House and three German plays in Sander's theater.
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Baron von Dem Bussche- Hladdenhausen
Washington
Charles W. Eliot
Kuno Frantke
Germanic Museum
Garl Schurz
Germanic Museum Association
Edward Robinson
Museum of the Arts
Boston
William James
Baron von Dem Bussche- Haddenhausen
A. C G. Coolidge
Historic Department
Harvard
Holleben
United States
Eliot
von Jxggemann
Baron Bussche-Haddenhausen
Buffaires
Universalty
Prince Henry
Qian
Pian
Gerauic Museum Association
Carl Schurz
Mr. Schurz
Mauseum
Boston Art Museum
Phillips Brooks House
Sander
Irving Place Theater Company
New York
British envoy spurns Servian birthday greetings
A Belgrade dispatch reports the British charge d affinaires refused Servian congratulations to King Edward on his birthday. The refusal followed instructions not to maintain diplomatic relations with King Peter's government. The move caused sensation in Belgrade and Vienna.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Servia
Edward
Peter
Boundary Dispute Over Delaware River Waters
New Jersey asks U S courts to decide which state controls the Delaware river waters. New Jersey says residents may fish to the river middle. Delaware contends the entire river from shore to shore is under its control.
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New York
New Jersey
United States
Delaware
Delaware River
Massachusetts Day at St Louis World Fair
Governor Bates officially approves Saturday November 17 as Massachusetts day at the world’s fair to commemorate the signing of the charter in 1660 of the old town Trimountain later renamed Boston.
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St. Louis
Massachusetts
Bates
Trimountain
Boston
Bryan Seeks Appeal Over Bennett Letter Question
In New Haven Connecticut on November 11 W J Bryan appeared with counsel and Judge Henry Stoddard for Mrs Bennett widow of whilo S Bennett at a probate court hearing on the widow’s allowance for the estate. The court ordered 500 a year in monthly 625 installments and named Frank D Brown and Charles Kleiner as appraisers. Bryan authority to appeal to the superior court from the probate ruling on the sealed letter that mentioned a 50000 gift to Bryan was noted. Bryan plans a trip to Europe with departure not yet fixed.
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Bryan
New Faven
Conn
W. J." Bryan
Henry Stoddard
Bennett
Whilo S. Bennett
Superior Court
Cleaveland
Probate Court
New York
Europe
Senate in Session Reports Presidential Message and Nominations
Washington November 11 The Senate met as the committee Hoar and Gorman informed the president was in session and Secretary Barnes read the written message and treaty. The message and treaty were referred to the Foreign Relations Committee. The president sent thousands of nominations and appointments including Thomas J. Cumming as U S consul at Puerto Cabello Venezuela Daniel Thew Wright associate justice of the DC supreme court and David M. Little collector of customs for Salem and Beverly Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate
Messrs. Hoar and Gorman
Congress
Barnes
Allison
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Thomas J. Cumming
New York
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Daniel Thew Wright
Ohio
David M. Little
Massachusetts
District of Salem
Beverly
Mass
Mission Cruiser U Dedicates Senti nel at New York port
Bishop Potter dedicates the mission boat Senti nel for deep water seamen work. Rev Mansfeld plans four weekly trips to ships in the harbor and hopes to go daily. Sundays will bring about fifty sailors to the bay for supper and an evening service before returning to their vessels.
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U Dedicated
New York
Potter
Sentinel
Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society
Mansfeld
Professor to Lecture on Emperor Larynx Operation
Berlin November 11 report says Professor Orth will lecture before the Medical Society today if Emperor William grants permission. The lecture concerns the operation performed Saturday to remove a polypus from the emperor's larynx.
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Berlin
William
Professor Orth
Medical Society
New York Markets Reported Dull Across Commodities and Livestock
Market notes show dull prices for flour and wheat with bearish trends from cables and receipts. Corn and oats weaker, pork steady to firm, butter and cheese unsettled, eggs mixed, sugar and molasses steady, turpentine firm, hay and livestock mixed with cattle steady and hogs slipping. Prime livestock demand remains cautious while calves and lambs hold firmer values.
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New York
Minnesota
Northwest
State
Jersey
Western
Prime Western
State Dairy
Inc
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Japan
Administration Denies Aiding Panamanian Revolt Over Canal Route
A high government official states the administration did not aid rebels in Panama and rejected favoritism for the Panama route. The Spooner bill aimed to Panama or Nicaragua if a timely Colombia treaty failed. Negotiations with Colombia were seen as fair, but Bogota resisted, preferring terms favorable to itself, prompting a possible push to Panama as the sole route.
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Washington
Panama
United States
Republic of
Colombia
Spooner
Nicaragua
Bogota
Nice Iragua
Congress
Saloonkeepers Rally Big War Fund Across Nation
United States saloonkeepers plan a defense fund of 5 million dollars to fight anti liquor measures before winter legislative sessions. New York state will contribute 750 thousand dollars. The group claims to have defeated Mayor Low after raising New York City license fees from 500 to 1250 last winter.
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Law
New York
United States
New York State
New York City
Low
Conspiracy Charged In Estate Case In New York
Francis B. Clark of New York filed in the District supreme court an amended bill claiming a conspiracy to secrete and dispose of valuable houses and other assets of the late Colonel Nathaniel McKay’s estate. He asserts creditors’ rights amounting to 93000 dollars are blocked by the alleged scheme.
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Washington
Francis B. Clark
New York
Nathaniel McKay
District Supreme Court
Santo Domingo Capitulates as Jiminez Proclaimed
A Monte Cristi dispatch reports Santo Domingo has capitulated to revolutionists and General Jiminez is proclaimed president of the republic. The dispatch notes CAPE Haïtiens in the area and marks a major political shift in the region.
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Santo Domingo
Cape. Haitien
Monte Cristi
Jiminez
Revolution Ends in Haiti After Three Days of Fighting
A Cape Haitien dispatch reports President Wes y Gil fled to the German consulate in Santo Domingo after three days of combat. The revolution is considered at an end.
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Paris
Navy
Cape Haitien
Wes Y Gil
Santo Domingo
Frank P. Sargent Improves Condition At Time Of Report
Washington November 11 The condition of Commissioner General of Immigration Frank P. Sargent is reported as very much better with steady improvement noted.
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Washington
Frank P. Sargent
Odell Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in New York
Governor Odell issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation declaring Thursday November 26 as a day of general gratitude in New York.
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Odell
Albany
N. Y
Weather Forecast: Rain Likely and Cooler with Wind Shift
The forecast calls for rain chances and cooler temperatures. Winds shift to brisk west, bringing a cooler feel to the area later.
Hayward Hunter Wins Latonia Mile and a Half Feature
Cincinnati report notes Hayward Hunter the favorite won Latonia’s mile and a half feature race. He started slowly but finished strong, pulling away from the field to secure victory.
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Hayward Hunter
Latonia
Cincinnati
Sandy Ferguson Wins Featherweight Decision in Boston
Sandy Ferguson defeated Joe Wolcott after fifteen rounds of clean fight at the Criterion Athletic Club. Ferguson showed superior form and the ruling drew general approval.
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Sandy
Boston
Sandy Ferguson
Joe Wolcott
Faust
Criterion Athletic Club
Ferguson
Carrie Nation Appears in New Jersey Stage Debut
Carrie Nation stars as Mrs. Hammond in Ten Nights in Barnum at the Lyceum Elizabeth. Nation’s arrival on stage draws cheers as she hammers a barroom set with a hatchet, the crowd roaring in approval after the fourth act.
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Carrie Nation
Elizabeth
N. J
Lyceum Theater
New Alaskan Gold Fields Prospect Wealth Report
SEATTLE Nov. 11 The headwaters of the Sushima in Alaska yield rich placer deposits per Albert White of Valdes who promoted exploration. Discovery claim on Valdes creek produced 100 ounces in fifteen days by two men. On Aug 16 four men on the same creek 100 miles from the river mouth took 385 dollars in nine hours. The gold is bright yellow and generally coarse.
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Seattle
Washb
Sushima
Alaska
Albert White
Valdes
Supposed Pauper Found with Large Cash Will
Des Moines Nov 11 Joseph Walkenheimer an elderly bachelor living in a Sevastopol hovel was found dead in bed. He was thought a pauper but a will found in the room left 25600 dollars in cash to relatives in St Louis.
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Des Moines
Joseph Walkenheimer
Sevastopol
Walkenheimer
St. Louis
Post Office Robber Guilty in Garrettsville Case
William Daly, alias multiple names, found guilty of the Garrettsville post office robbery. Daly, described as a safe robber and bank burglar, faced verdict in Cleveland on November 11.
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Cleveland, O
William Daly
Garrettsville
Port of Portland Losses and Global Turmoil
Dispatch notes Brown's wharf storehouses at Meloss valued at 100000. British wine troops wounded in clash with Ade hinterland tribes. heavy enemy losses. Panama republic recognized by French government as de facto. Berlin disputes over protectorate in Colombia. Germany warns on protectorate proposal. South West Africa clashes prompt fears of cross frontier fighting. Emperor William shows slow medical improvement yet attends public duties.
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Brown’s Wharf
Portland
Meloss
Ade
Republic of Panama
Meta. Hempel
Low
Tras
Berlin
Odell
Nathan TL. Miller
Burr Matthe
Supreme Court
Waffaires
Belgrade
Fay
Edward
Colombia
Governor Toole calls Montana special session for relief
Helena is the scene as Governor Toole orders a special legislative session to relieve industry stress after the Amalgamated Copper shutdown. The move aims to pass laws for fair court transfers and other measures to stabilize mining jobs and state industries across Montana.
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Helena
Mont
Toole
Montana
Amalgamated, Gopper Company
Supreme Court
Butte
Wiliam Clancy
District Court
Boston and Montana
Amalgamated
John MacGinnis
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana ‘Ore Purchasing Company
Clancy
William Scallon
Anaconda’ Mining Company
Amalgamated Company
Washoe Company
Anaconda
Boston and Montana Company
Great Falls
Storrs
Belt
Oakdale
Wyoming
Great Quarry
Northern
Western
Northwestern
Ind
Marriage notice fragment from Newport railroad wreck report
Fragmentary OCR text notes a marriage involving an American ISN person, with names Dake and Daddies, mother Mrs Ogd, and a special trip referenced, plus a wrecked railroad location. The readable facts are unclear and fragmented.
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Newport
R.g Dake
Ogd
Hewly
Wade
Werriss Chosen To Succeed Blair On Exposition Board
ST LOUIS Moore Nov adr of directors of the Louisiby exposition accepted Blair as ay board and Fudge a the circuit court od to fill the was also elect. Missouri state auditor Allen completed the war claim against the United States for 475186 and forwarded to Senator Cockrell for presentation. He expects payment in 1904. Lelitia Armour treated for hip disease in Chicago is recovering and may soon dance again.
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Werriss
Blair
ST. Louis
James L. Blair
Fudge
Missouri
Unites States
Jefferson
City
Novi
Allen
Ias
United States
Senator Cockrell
Treasury Department
Washingtons
Loren
Chicago
Lelitia
Armour
Lorenz
Vienna
Admiral Beardslee Bend Death Report in Augusta
Admiral Lester Beardslee, retired, died in Augusta Georgia state indicating a naval death. The terse notice notes his rank and status, reflecting a concise obituary snippet from the Augusta paper.
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Beardslee
Augusta
Lester -A
Ta Chiead Nove City-wide Firearm Exemption Notice
A fragmented public notice from a city agency warns about a firearm related exemption process. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate guidance on how any explanation can be used within the city framework.
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Bennett Estate
Foreign Relations Committee
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Atchison Bamarecas
Nort. & West
B & Oo
Penn
R. R Seen ii Qare
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Norv
Stamping
Jamaica
Stamping Ground
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Sheriff Bell
Whd Tir Me
Silver Dream
Cresceus
Kansas City
Welly
Philadelphia
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Kelly
San Francisco
Southern Athletic Club
Handler
New Waven
Yale Football Management
Yale Field
Dan Patch
Birmingham
Ala
da Patch
State Fair Grounds
Amalgamated. Copper ‘Company
Snee
Miner
Wallach
Ida
Wallace Opera House
William Fins
Wiliam Cuff
Manner
McGovern
Rose
Cuff
Frank Wyman II
Nor
Frank Wyman
B. W.baumhoff
Wyman
The
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Baumboff
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