Santo Domingo Surrenders as Revolution Seizes City
Santo Domingo capitulation papers are drawn after rebels capture the capital. President Wesy Gil and ministers seek refuge on a German warship while United States Minister Powell urges an end to periodic revolutions to protect international relations and debt. Don Isidro Jimenez expected to return to power.
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Fashington
Puerto Plata
Capea Haitien
Santo Domingo
West Gil
Powell
Wesy Gil
United States
Beligium
Haiti
Spain
Don Isidro Jiminez
Dominican Republic
US May Face Intervention Over Dominican Republic Chaos
Washington considers a strong policy to protect American property in the Dominican Republic amid revolutionary upheaval. The possible action includes intervention to restore order and stable government to safeguard foreign interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Plot to Blow Up Five Mines in Cripple Creek
Denver reports a plot to bomb five Cripple Creek mines amid unrest after an alleged plot against Charles McKinney tied to the Florence and Cripple Creek bridge. McKinney is jailed in Canon City, with guards distrusting prisoners in the county jail. General Sherman Bell confirms the mine-plots and ongoing tension in the district.
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Denver
Cripple Creek
Charles McKinney
Florence and Cripple Creek
Canon City
McKinney
Sherman Bell
President and Mrs Roosevelt to attend uncle's funeral
President and Mrs Roosevelt will attend the funeral of the president's uncle James K. Gracie in New York on Friday. They will travel in a private car on the 12:10 a.m. Pennsylvania train and stay at Mrs Douglas Robinson's Madison Avenue residence before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Silverman on Trial in Lake George Murder Case
William Silverman stands trial in Glens Falls for the murder of his sister Mrs. Rachel Kugel as insanity is pleaded. Dr Hyerett H. Pomeroy of Chicago testifies Silverman suffers progressive dementia and was irresponsible at the time of the crime. The case may go to the jury today.
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Glens Falls
Lake George
William Silverman
Rachel Kugel
Hyerett Hy Pomeroy
Chicago
Silverman
Fierce fighting at Warmbad overwhelms town clash
A news dispatch reports desperate combat at Warmbad in German Southwest Africa. Rebels captured the town and killed four Germans, but a German force of about 150 men battled back, drove them out, and reoccupied Warmbad after a severe struggle.
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Warmbad
London
Great Manaqualand
Africa
Pearl Harbor Lands Bought In Naval Station Deal
Honolulu November 25 United States and the Honolulu Plantation company reached a compromise over lands desired for Pearl Harbor naval station. The government will pay 75000 dollars to acquire the property.
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Pearl Warbor
Honolulu
United States
Honolulu Planation Company
Naval Station
Pearl Harbor
Fossil Battered in Oaks Run. Buxton Suspended
San Francisco reports Pavor ites captured four of six races at Oaks land. Veteran won the fourth race at 25 to 1 as Fossil, the heavily favoredhorse, was badly beaten. Buxton pulled Fossil up near the finish and faced a two week suspension from the judges.
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Fossil
San Francisco
Actress Wounded in Theatre Duel
Oswego November 25 Miss Mary Emerson playing at a local theater was wounded in a duel scene with Richard Gordon. The curtain was rung down in haste and no doctor attended to the injury on Miss Emersons face.
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Oswego, N
Mary Emerson
Richard Gordon
Miss Emerson
Car Barn Murders Mystery Clears in Confession
Chicago reports Gustave Marks confessed to the Chicago City railway holdup and killings. He implicates Harvey Van Dine Peter Niedermeier and Emil Roeski in multiple robberies and shootings including the Quinn murder and depot and saloon crimes with coordinated loot totals and cross state travel.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway
Gustave Alarks
Johm Quinn
Alarks
Harvey van Dine
Peter Neidemier
Marks
Neidemier
van Dine
Denver
Cripple Creek
Joe Quinn
Greenberg
Otte Street
Ashland Avenue
Emil Roeski
Roeski
Clybourn Junction
Northwestern Railroad
Peter Niedermeier
North Avenue
Forty-seventh Avenue
Peter Groske
Roosevelt Conference Reaches Satisfactory Party Accord
A White House meeting with President Roosevelt Senator Platt Governor Odell and Chairman Dunn of New York Republican committee ended with a harmonious agreement to adjust party differences in the state. Platt to remain state leader Odell to oversee campaign management details.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Platt
Qdell
Dunn
New York State Republican Committee
Empire State
Odell
Typhoid at Elmira Prison Report Grows More Serious
Typhoid outbreak at the Elmira New York State reformatories is worsening with four cases confirmed and twelve suspected, indicating more severe illness may follow. Authorities fear a pronounced typhoid spread among inmates.
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Himira
Elmira
N. Y
New York State
Don Juan de Austria Ordered Home for Out of Commission
The Don Juan de Austria, one of the Spanish gunboats captured at Manila Bay, has been ordered home from the Asiatic station via the Suez canal route to be placed out of commission and likely sent to the Norfolk navy yard.
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Don Juan de Austria
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Asiatic
Suez Canal
Norfolk Navy Yard
New York Guards Reject Kling Jorgensen Rifles
New York state national guard officers refuse to accept 13000 Kling Jorgensen rifles offered by the United States government. They say the new rifles lack the same sight as those used by the regular army.
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Hrefuse
New York
National Guard
State of
United States
Pioneer Canner W Stout Dies at 73 in Red Bank
Red Bank New Jersey February 25 1923 W Stout aged seventy three dies here after forty years in tomato canning and is described as a pioneer. He operated factories at Bridgeton and Red Bank and leaves a widow and four children.
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Red Bank
N. J
Nev
W. Stout
Bridgeton
General Davis Seen For Isthmian Canal Commission
Major General George W. Davis, retired, who has just relinquished command in the Philippines, is likely to be appointed a member of the Isthmian Canal Commission. He previously served on the original commission.
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Davis
Washington
George W. Davis
Philippines
Isthmian Canal Commission
Fitzgerald Knocks Out Sielof in Port Huron Bout
Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn knocks out Otto Sieloff of Chicago in the third round of a bout staged by the Port Huron Athletic Club. The fight was set for ten rounds but ended early in Port Huron Michigan.
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Fitzgerald
Sielof
Port Huron
Mich
Navy
Wilie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Otto Sieloff
Chicago
Port Huron Athletic Club
Woman Burns to Death in Prattburg Fire
Mary Ann Garrett perished in a house blaze that consumed her Prattburg residence. Fire crews reported the fatal blaze occurred at her home on November 25 in Bath County.
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Bath
Mary Ann Garrett
Prattsburg
Emperor William to lead court hunt in Letzlingen forest
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William plans to lead the annual court hunt in the Letzlingen forest on December 3. The plan signals the monarch's continued active role in royal pursuits and court ceremonial traditions.
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Berlin
William
Letzlingen Forest
Untermyer Faces Probe In U S Ship Co Hearing
New York November 25 Lewis again led questioning at a hearing on the United States Ship Company case. Samuel Meyer questioned Untermyer accusing him of impeachment attempts while W D Guthrie defended the trust plan. The hearing touched on alleged bribery involving Charles M Schiab and Nixon related to the Sheldon reorganization plan and the Bethlehem plant purchase.
Senate subcommittee adjourns on Wood inquiry until March
The senate military affairs subcommittee hearing General Leonard Wood’s nomination adjourned to Friday with Major J. R. Runcie to testify. A Cuba visit to pursue charges is likely next March, as opposition presses for a Cuba inquiry and Major Rathbone vows to travel to cite sources behind his accusations.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Leonard Wood
J. R. Runcie
Cuba
Yood
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Wood
Rathbone
Hunter Killed Comrade in Mistaken Shot Near Warrensville
In Williamsport on November 25 Dr. Robert H. Milner shot and killed Henry Anthony Plank mistaking him for a deer while hunting alone. A party of six hunters in the same woods heard drivers approach and Milner fired as the bushes cracked. Plank died a few hours later. the coroner's jury exonerated Milner.
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Hunter
Williamsport
Robert H. Milner
Warrensville
Henry Anthony Plank
Plank
Dr. Alimer
Colonel Sawyer Dead in Pittsburg at 74
Colonel Nathaniel P. Sawyer former postmaster, banker, manufacturer and political adviser to a governor and president died in Pittsburg. A friend of Governor Curtin and President Johnson, he hosted Johnson during a 1868 visit when rioters attacked the president. Sawyer, 74, helped chase the mob during the siege.
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Sawyer
Pittsburg
Nathaniel P. Sawyer
Colonel Sawyer
Andrew G. Curtin
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Another Vanderbilt Heir
Congratulatory notices flood New York as Mr and Mrs William Vanderbilt Jr welcome a daughter at their home on East Fifty seventh Street. Messages arrive from intimate friends and servants bearing well wishes for the latest Vanderbilt heir.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Navy
William Kek
Vanderbilt, Jr
East Fifty-seventh Street
Lincoln Volunteer Dead
Captain George G. Boyer, survivor of the first defenders who entered Washington at Lincoln’s call, died in Harrisburg. He previously commanded the Pennsylvania Department, G. A. R.
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Lincoln
Harrisburg
George G. Boyer
Washington
Boyer
Pennsylvania
G. A
Strikers Close Hazleton Silk Mill After Wage Dispute
The Lan Silk mill near Hazleton Pa shut indefinitely after about 250 of 400 workers walked out over perceived wage issues. Manager J F Spillman and some departing workers were assaulted by strikers as they approached the plant.
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Hazleton
Tro Lan
J. F. Spillman
Milwaukee Alderman Arrested for Bribe Solicitation
Charles Cook, former alderman of Milwaukee's Fourth Ward, was arrested on charges of soliciting and accepting a $1,000 bribe from John E. Fitzgerald of Milwaukee Boiler Co. in connection with an ordinance, following action by a ten-member committee.
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Milwauresh
Wis
Charles Cook
Fourth Ward
John E. Fitzgerald
Milwaukee Boiler Company
Committee of Ten
Curzon on Tour of Persia Reaches Gulf Ports
Lord Curzon of Kecheston visits the Persian gulf on a tour and is welcomed by the gulf ports governor in the shah's name. The viceroy’s itinerary advances diplomatic goodwill during the trip.
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Curzon
Persia
Bunder Abbass
India
Lord Curzon of
Kecheston
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Shah
Warship Will Take Nordenskjold Members Home
The minister of marine proposes to place a war ship at the disposal of Nordenskjold expedition members for their return to Sweden from Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Ayres
Minister of Marine
Nordenskjold
Sweden
Russians Reoccupy Hai-cheng North of Nanchang
London datelined report from the Standard correspondent states that Russian forces have reentered Hai-cheng, a town thirty miles north of Nanchang, according to dispatches from Tientsin.
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London
Standard
Tientsin
Haicheng
Newchyang
Thirteen Miners Dead in Arkansas Coal Mine Explosion
Fort Smith Arkansas November 25 Thirteen miners were killed and extensive damage occurred in a gas explosion at coal mine No 20 Bananza Arkansas twelve miles from Fort Smith. About 175 men were in the shafts when the blast occurred all but thirteen in entry K escaped uninjured. Timbers torn and entry KK blocked the passages hindering rescue efforts for hours before the first body was recovered. Gas ignition is suspected from a miner lamp.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Bonanza
Willie's Experience in Swindle Case Ends in Prison
Willie Robinson of Sandy Mush North Carolina testified after being swindled out of 175 dollars by Frederick Williams and Edward Wilson. Both defendants pleaded guilty and were sentenced to three years in Sing Sing. Robinson, mistaken for a hotel guest, was kept in the House of Detention and paid 50 cents daily plus 16.50 dollars, with 10 dollars his own money. He plans to return to Sandy Mush on the first available train.
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Willie
New York
Willie Robinson
Sandy Mush
Buncombe Coma N. C
Ereen Goods
Newburger
Frederick Williams
Edward Wilson
Sing Sing
Eleven Arrested For Murder In Hartford Case
Hartford police report the body of Mrs. Paraska Shapiller a Polish boarding house keeper found in her kitchen with face and head injuries from a knife. Trunks in the house had been broken open suggesting robbery as motive. Eleven men are under arrest but authorities lack a solid lead.
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Hartford
Conn
Paraska Shapiller
Hileren
Four Horses Fall in Steeplechase at Bennings
Washington November 25 an exciting finish between Fuller on Afeister singer and Redfern on Highlander with Fuller winning the feature at Bennings four horses fell in a leap at one jump in the steeple chase riders escaped with bruises and a shaking up
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Washington
Fuller
Afeistersinger
Redfern
Highlander
Bennings
New York Markets Flash Summary of Grains and Commodities
Markets show flour steady near old prices. Wheat active and firmer on strong west support with December at 87 1 4 and May around 83 4 837. Corn dull but steady with wheat. December 49 1 2 to 9 1 2 cents. Rye and oats varied. butter firm. eggs unsettled. sugar and molasses steady. rice mixed. lard and pork sides listed with price ranges.
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New York
Minnesota
West
State
Jersey
Sloan
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Japan
Live Stock Market Report From Local Auction
CATTLE slow with choice bids 5.05 to 5.20. prime 4.85 to 5.00. fair 4.00 to 4.65. calves around 7.00 to 6.50. BOGS lower with prime heavy 4.50 to 4.65. light 3.25 to 3.50. SHEEP AND LAMBS slow. prime wethers 3.85 to 4. culls and common 1.2. lambs 5.25 to 5.50.
Colombia Defends Isthmus Rights Amid U S Action
In Bogota angry protests rise as Colombians condemn U S moves on the Panama Isthmus. Officials pledge to defend national integrity despite heavy funding and allied political support. American residents in Bogota fear long term commercial damage and expect U S retractation.
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United States
Panama
Washington
Colombia
Bogota
Jare
Colombia Confederation Hopes Amid Panama Tensions
A source close to General Reyes says he may push for a settlement that preserves Colombia's integrity and could order warlike preparations to retake Isthmian territory. Austrian plans to recognize Panama are reported. A Bronx mongrel dog shelters a baby through a freezing night after a passerby discovers the child.
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Colon
Reyes
Colombia
Washington
Panama
Sarria
Bustamente
Port Timon
Bogota
Antioquia
United States
Boiler explosions injure workers at Union Shipyard St Louis
Report of boiler explosions at the Union Shipyard in St Louis. One or more workers hurt on the second floor of the building as flames or steam erupted. Authority and details incomplete but a serious incident is indicated.
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ST. Louis
Alber
Salt Lake City Quake Strikes with Two Shocks
Two distinct earthquake shocks hit Salt Lake City on November 25 causing minor alarm but no serious damage reported. Officials from ALT LAKE and CLEY noted temporary disruptions but no structural harm or injuries recorded.
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Salt
Take ‘City
Alt Lake
Cley
Waa
Roanoke Murder Trial Ends in Eighteen Year Sentence
Roanoke news reports Bailey tried for a Norfons and wd ger train killing of Engineer V ey. Jury convicts on murder and sentences Bailey to eighteen penitentiary years. Earlier notes mention first degree defense and related legal actions amid the case.
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Roanoke
Wass
Bailey
of A Norfons
Wdger
Vey
Roanoke S
Willy
Seg
Nonsensical OCR fragment on treasury participation
An unclear OCR fragment references a treasury sum of 130 600 and participation notes but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities. The readable bits point to financial figures without a verifiable event or involved organizations.
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Treasury
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Senate Committee
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Boranza
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Nort. & West
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Ches. & Ohio
St. Paul
Southern Pac
Erie Chi. & Northw
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Southern Ry
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Ace
Louis & Nash
Texas Pacific
Manhattan
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U. 8. Steel of
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Itea
General Reyes
Austria
Pohima_a
Vienna
Republic of
John Kormoyle
Bronx
George A. Bedcork
Athens
Beaten
Mr. Foraker
New Fork
Washua
Noel
Tremont Elouse
Edward McElroy
Meriden
Wentworth
Sowersworth
Biljab
Mast
Butive Uink
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