Protect the Indians The Five Civilized Tribes Land Claims
United States Indian Agent Schoenfeldt urges strict Congress to shield five tribes from noncitizen intrusion. He cites 2000 complaints mostly against whites who seize lands and profits, leaving Indians rentless and unable to sue. Population and land totals are given. proposals include taxing noncitizens and establishing a workhouse reform.
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Washington
Nat
United States Indian
Schoenfeldt
Union Agency
Five Civilized Tribes
Five Tribes
Congress
The Carnot Monument Unveiling in Lyons Amid Tension
In Lyons France on November 5 the unveiling ceremony for the Carnot monument passed without disorder. A luncheon for President Lanchet by the Chamber of Commerce followed, despite Socialist bills calling for protest. M. Lonchet received loud acclaims while some shouted political slogans and a few groups were dispersed by police.
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Lyons
Francs
Carnot
Lanchet
Chamber of Commerce
Socialist Committee
Chaim- Ber of Commerce
M. Lonchet
Wong
Wong the Route Click of “Vive Kn Sociale Revolution
Eleriest Party
Dropped Twelve Feet At Porter Cadet Tragedy
Thomas Finlay Brown an 11 year old new cadet at Porter Military Academy in Charleston was killed after being dropped into a 32 foot cement basin by older students. The basin was dry and he sustained internal injuries. No names are given for the cadets and no action will be taken.
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Charleston
S. C
Thomas Finlay Brown
Porter Military Academy
Brown
Daniel
New York Harbor
Glasgow
Havre
Tonquin
God
Iwcite
Christ
Matthew
Lydia
Simon
Peter
Damascus
Coalition Ministry Formed In Valparaiso Crisis
Valparaiso announces a new coalition government ending the cabinet crisis. The premier and interior minister is Marisa ne. Sanchez Fontecilte with Alberto Gonzales Ext razuriz heading foreign affairs, Manuel Covarrubias as finance minister, and Ar tuere- Koka as minister of war. Madrid denies any basis for a Spanish move.
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Valparaiso
Marisane
Sanchez Fontecilte
Alberto Gonzales Extrazuriz
Manuel Covarrubias
Ar«tuere- Koka
Census by States 1900 and 1890 Figures
Official population announcement shows 1900 figures next to 1890 for each state. Indians not taxed and Alaska are noted. Alaska data rely on partial returns with many military overseas, including units in the Philippines, not yet received.
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Washington
United States
Alaska
Alvord Faces Bail After Bank Note Default
Cornelius L Alvord the first National Bank note teller was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shiekis on Nov 3. Bail set at 150000 and he was jailed at Ludlow Street. Appraisers valued house contents at 5458 dollars and a sheriff jury will decide ownership of attached property.
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New York
Cornelius L. al Vvard
First National Bank
United States
Shiekis
Jacob F.willer
Alvord
Henkel
Ludlow Street
Cornelius L. Alvord
First National Bank of New York
Molloy
Westchester County
Brave Woman Fends Off Robbers on Austin Bridge
Mrs. Lottie Lyons was attacked by two men on the big bridge in Austin Minnesota Friday night as she crossed with 31900 in cash. She fought back and knocked down one assailant. The pair fled, carrying the woman's money.
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Lottie Lycans
Austin, Minn
Lottie Lyons
Ovation to Mitchell at UMW rally in Pennsylvania
Witkenlarre Pa November third President Mitchell delivered his final speech to the United Mine Workers in the anthracite region at Nanticoke Friday night before sailing to national headquarters in Indianapolis Two thousand people packed the hall where the meeting was held and thronged the streets.
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Witkenlarre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Nanticoke
National
Indianapolis
Perey Eens I Ape Merainete Xe Co Fe Aca Pi
No recognizable sentence or facts could be extracted from the provided text. The fragmentary input does not yield identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize.
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Perey
Peace Commission and German Troop Movements in China
The Times Shanghai report notes new peace commissioners for China and details German troop deployments from Peking to Taku and Pao Ting Fu. It mentions palace intrigue and executions, with censorship concerns in Berlin and reports of Allied occupation disarray in Tien Tsin.
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London
Shanghai
the Times
Liu
Kuna Xi
Napkin
Chang Chi Tung
Hankow
China
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Peking
Pao Ting Fu
Shan Sai Kwan
Tien-Tsin
Taku
Yan Tsun
Hamburg
Emperor Kwang Su
Shen Ti
Shing Fi
Dao Ting Fu
Hanover
Social Democratic
Kemen Huerger Zeitung
Mwalberstadter Volks Zeitung
Morrison
The
Times
Tien Tsin
Wiring Lundsy
St. Petersburg
Roositya
Russia
Cunard Liner Saxonia Rescues Gloucester Fishing Crew
The Cunard liner Saxonia arrives in Queenstown New Zealand on November 5 with 15 crew members from the fishing schooner Mary Mosquito. Saxonia sank the schooner off Gloucester as it departed Boston on October 27. One crew member was drowned. Saxonia sustained no damage.
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Queenstown
Nouv
Cunard
Saxonia
Pritchard
Boston
Gloucester
St Paul Steamship Delayed by Severe Propeller Damage
The St Paul of the American line arrived 21 hours late in New York with its starboard propeller gone and the starboard engine badly damaged after a possible collision with a derelict or large sea. Repairs估imate run from 20000 to 300000 dollars with five months work. passengers and cargo to be moved by Friesland to Southampton while the ship heads to Cramp shipyard Philadelphia for repairs.
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New York
American Line
Roberts
Port Stnday
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Samuel Bettle
Hunter
Cramps
Philadelphia
Antwerp
St. Paul's
Volunteers and Insurgents Clash Near Dagupan
Last week focused on scouting as insurgents failed to crush garrisons. Lieuts Wilson and Dority of the 43rd volunteer infantry destroyed large rice stores, granaries, and a barracks near Rato. Capt Atkinson with 34 men defeated 190 insurgents under Col Valencia, freeing two American prisoners and seizing ammunition. An attack by insurgents on Dagupan followed a native orchestra luring US troops from quarters, killing two and wounding three. Senor Buencamino asked Judge Taft to send a loyalty expression to Washington. Election excitement and bets loom.
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Manila
Wilson
Dority
43Rd Volunteer Infantry
Rato
Atkinson
With Volunteer Infantry
Valencia
United States
Dagupan
Senor
Cabinet Changes in London Likely Shake Irish and Treasury Posts
The Times reports expected reshuffles in the British cabinet. George Wyndham may become chief secretary for Ireland, Walter Hume Tong could move to the Local Government Board, and Robert William Manby may assume postmaster general with a seat in the cabinet. Marquis of Londonderry eyed for Board of Agriculture presidency while Chamberlain may shift from civil lordship at the Admiralty to official secretary to the Treasury.
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London
The
Times
George Wyndham
Ireland
Walter Hume Tong
Board of Agriculture
Robert William Manbury
Treasury
Marquis of Londonderry
Mr. Chamberlain
Admiralty
Football Player Paralyzed at Berkeley
Berkeley California November 3 Lee Calhoun Daif substitute center on the freshmen eleven of the University of California was totally paralyzed in an incident reported from campus.
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Berkeley
Cal
Lee Calhoun Daif
University
Califo
Peralyney Srobe
Nome report notes large unprospected Alaska gold areas
Brig. Gen. George M. Randall reports Nome at a critical stage with lawless labor disputes and claim jumping. Troops restored order, military took charge of property rights, beach work paused at times, and future plans include a permanent post on St Michael Island and Yukon operations.
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Washington
George M. Randall
Department of Alaska
St. Michael
Nome
United States Commissioner's Court
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Bethel
Kanal
Chas. E. Wert
Randall
Island of
St. Michaels
Yukon
Alaskan
Seattle
Juneau
Skagway
Condition of Senator C. K. Davis Worsens in Minnesota
From St. Paul Minnesota on November 5 Senator C K Davis grew gravely worse with infection in his foot threatening the leg and endangering his life The fever returned and doctors prepared to seek Chicago specialists for further aid as the senator endures pain and confinement without full disclosure of the seriousness of his condition.
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St. Paul
Minn
C. K. Davis
Chicago
Hamburg Steamer Feurst Bismarck and Pretoria Run Aground
Hamburg reports both the Feurst Bismarck and the Pretoria ran aground while sailing down the Elbe near Schluau about 130 miles from port. Assistance has been dispatched from Hamburg to aid the stranded ships bound for New York via Southampton Cherbourg Boulogne and Plymouth.
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Hamburg
Hamburg- American Line
Feurst Bismarck
New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
Pretoria
Boulogne
Plymouth
Elbe
Schulau
Construction Halted on Sonora Railroad Branch
Hermosillo reports the construction of the branch line of the Sonora railroad to the San Mar cial coal fields has been abandoned. The project, part of the Southern Pacific system, was halted as of November 5.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Sonora
San Marcial
Daniel and the Lions Den Sermon of Faith and Duty
Dr Talmage compares Daniel in the lions den to modern believers facing political and social challenges. He urges decision of character, insists religion belongs in daily life and politics, and warns demagogues against silencing faith while stressing trust in God amid trials and death.
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United States
Lexington
Bethlehem
Choctaws
Daniel
Numidia
God
Coffee Loving Dog Demands Cream and Saucer
A Paulina Street dog is described as fussy about coffee. He insists on cream and sugar, cup and saucer, and sits at the left of his mistress at breakfast. He barks if others are served before him and waits for recognition before drinking.
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Paulina Street
Chicago
Tribune
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