Rebels Seize Port au Prince Amid Bloodless Coup
Port au Prince Haiti December 2 reports say rebels, led by General Legitime, have taken the capital with Nord Alexis deposed. The city is in provisional control, a government established, and loyal troops and foreign legations restrain violence. Sailors from American and French ships guard the legation and streets.
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Associated Press
Port An
Harti
Dee
Nord
Alexis
Thi
Port Au Prince
Haytui
Nard Alexis
Legation
Canat
Hayti
General Legitime
Nord Alexa
Nord Alexis
Republic
Nord Alexia
Camille Gabriel
Gabriel
Canal
Senate
Biclty
Hyacinthe
Legationic
Lecomte
Marcellin
Ince Stet
Simon
Port Au Princess Bow
Legitime
Alexia
Honor to an Emperor anniversary mass in Washington
Solemn services marked the sixtieth anniversary of Emperor Francis Joseph I of Artelria-Hungary, held at St. Patrick's. President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks U S Supreme Court Cabinet and Congress members attended with the diplomatic corps in formal attire. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Falconio assisted at high mass celebrated by Deacon Rev Charles M Bart and others.
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Washington, D. C
Francis Joseph
Artelria-Hungary
St. Patrick's Catholic
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
United States Supreme Court
Cabinet
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Cardinal Gibbons
Falconio
Mer
Boivoreture Curretti
Charles M. Bart
Sixtieth Anniversary Celebrated For Austria-Hungary Ruler
A grand celebration marks sixty years since the ruler of Austria Hungary assumed the throne. Dignitaries attend as state events recall long reign and pivotal moments in the empire's history.
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Austria-Hungary
Diamond Jubilee Marks Francis Joseph Reign In Dual Empire
The Vienna celebration honors the 60th anniversary of Francis Joseph rising to the throne. Masses and Tra Deum services opened the program as he attended the Hofburg chapel and toured the city in an open carriage, greeted by cheering crowds across Austria and Hungary.
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J. D. Marr
William T. Russell
St. Patrick's
Vadielon
United States
Austria
Hungary
Francis Joseph
Queen Victoria
Europe
Vienna
Ferdinand I
Hoffburg
Imperial House
Empire
Thaw Case Not Yet Decided After Hearing
After hearings on the Thaw habeas corpus appeal from Mattenwais asylum, Judge Young of Philadelphia took the matter under advisement. An early decision was anticipated as arguments concluded on the bankruptcy proceeding to move Marty K. Thaw to Pittsburgh for examination.
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Philadelphia
United States Court At
Pittsburg
Habeas’ Corpup
Marty K. Thaw
Mattenwais
Young
Holcombe Bank Robbers Rounded Up Near Mt Paul
Authorities say the Holcombe bank robbers were captured near Mt Paul after a nighttime pursuit. Sheriff Rettcaven reports the suspects were taken into custody and transported for interrogation.
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Holcombe Bank
Brith Tee Roma
Mt. Paul
Custody Battle Heats Up In Paris Court Over Count and Princess
Paris reports a crowded court as Count Bon de Castellano continues his bid for custody of his three children from Princess de Sagan. Clemenceau summarises the princess’s defense denying harmful influence and asserts the count’s motive is personal and financial scandal.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Count Bon de Castellano
Princess de Sagan
Count de Castellano
Misa Anna Gould
de Sazan
Marquisae de Caste
de Sagan
M. Clemenceau
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Polaon
Mme. Gould
Prince de Sagan
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Poynt
Madame
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Gond
New-York
Versali
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Tlon
Vermailles
Chateau Marain
Mme
Marin
Bellevue
M. Cleau
Lindos
MC Clemencean
Jamber
Gu Mhgis
M. Rousset
Suburban Stocks Rally Then Fall In Rumor Fueled Trade
Rumors of a financing deal for the St Louis and San Francisco subsidiary sparked feverish buying in Rock Island preferred and Gould group stocks, lifting prices 6 to 8 percent before broad light selling pushed the general list lower. Kuehn Loch & Co said financing had been considered and the bonds may be sold to others, with Speyer & Co and an official announcement expected later today.
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Associated Press
New York
Subway
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Harriman
Radik Island
Gould Group of
Rock Island Preferred
Qils
Aroun
Kuehn
Fires Destroy Wisconsin Residences and Barn
A Milwaukee special reports Rev Father Vaughn’s Altoona City residence burned, all contents saved by neighbors. A Manitowoc dispatch notes Frank Stattney’s premises at Frances Creek burned with hay grain stock and animals. total loss about 6000 dollars with under 2000 dollars insurance. Origin of both fires unknown.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Ban Clare Rays
Altoona City
Father Vaughn
Janesville
Manitowoc Sagar Raras Ant
Frank Stattney
Frances Creek
Castro Denies Plague Report and Suppresses Warnings
The article accuses President Castro of withholding notice of bubonic plague and hindering a US Health Service investigation. It notes the US envoy was barred from landing in Puerto Cabello as tensions rise over information and international obligations.
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Castro
United States
United States Marina Hospital
Federal Health Service
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Asit
Rescue Story From Racine Reef Nabbed By Storm
Edward SkeNing a young assistant lighthouse keeper from Sturgeon Bay was feared dead after a lake mishap while crossing from shore to the Racine reef in a naphtha launch with provisions. He telephoned from Chicago claiming exposure to a forty mile per hour gale and near freezing for four hours before being picked up by the steamer Kasints Kla and brought to Chicago. He expected to return today.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Edward SkeNing
Sturgeon Bay
Racine Reet
Chicago
Fern
Kasints Kla
Mrs. Rustin On The Stand In Davis Trial
In Omaha a jury hears Mrs. Rustin widow of Dr. Frederick T. Rustin as the Davis murder case resumes. Insurance polices are discussed and a nurse and physicians testify about the fatal gunshot wound and the aftermath.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles IW. Davis
Frederick T. Rustin
Ruath
Gurley
Defenaa
Austin
Gur
Lev
Austin de Iving
Sin
Aha
Polly
Pally
Ahso
Rustin
Hanna Dineen
Phyglulana
Rus
Millard
Kellogg Presses Archbold On Standard Oil Ties
In New York on December 2, Kellogg pressed witness John D. Archbold on Standard Oil's purchase strategy and market share. He highlighted Rogers testimony that 1879 saw the Board and allies produce 90 to 95 percent of refined oil, aiming to show Standard Oil aided by acquisitions to curb competition.
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Associated Press
New York
Tohn DD. Archbold
Archbott
Hirre
Kelvigg
WY. EE. Rogers
Kellogg
Standard
Leprosy Deaths Reported In Early December News
Mrs. J C Wardwell wife of General Wardwell died of leprosy in the county hospital after returning from Arizona. The death was anticipated due to her worsening condition since her husband’s passing. Dr J Te Taylor former Penn Quaker athlete died of typhoid pneumonia in Philadelphia. A. Sharer commander for Ohio of the G died of acute indigestion.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J.C. Wardwell
General Wardwell
Arizona
Wardwolk
J. Te. Taylor
Philadelphia
John R. Taylow
Quire Termila
University of Pennsylvania
J. A. Share
Alllange
Ohio
Sharer
Wool Growers Object In Tariff Hearing
Washington December 2 Associated Press reports the House Ways and Means Committee hearing on tariffs for wool and woolen goods. Witness Gen Charles Ivener former Ohio congressman argued any duty reduction would ruin the industry which is currently profitable.
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Usy Associated Press
Washington, D
House
Ways and Means
Death Toll Rises at Marianna Mine Disaster
Additional bodies recovered today raise the Marianna Pa mine death toll to twelve. Officials expect more remains as search efforts continue and several men remain unaccounted for in the smoke and rubble.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Paa
Marianna
Flood Threatens Pine Bluff as Arkansas River Rises
Pine Bluff endures a severe flood threat as the Arkansas River climbs toward twenty four feet. Evacuation of the Jefferson County Court House annex begins as the river erodes banks and damages the hotel area. Officials scramble to remove valuables while the river’s current destroys or displaces structures.
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Pine Isluft
Ark
Arkansas River
Ig Jefferson
Court House
Sass Slon
Jerkreen
Soen
Myuiv
Pine Bhim
Roosevelt
National Forest Conservation Convention Opens
The National Conservation committee met in Washington with government experts presenting figures for the national forests to be included in a report for Governor conference next week. Attendees discussed extensive forest destruction by fires in the past year and the waste of lumber in forests and mills.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dee
National Conservation
Bnicot
Ares
Quarantine breach leads to fines in diphtheria case
In Milwaukee Green Bay railway area, a rail worker and a city merchant pleaded guilty to breaking the diphtheria quarantine. Each paid fines and costs totaling $1.30. Schools reopened today after a one week closure as the epidemic subsides.
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Mhgpen
Milwauken
Wexin
Tran
Green Bay
Wileliga Raidler
Saeer
Green Way & Western Road
Henry Erbe
President and Mrs Roosevelt Quietly Anniversary Celebration
The president and Mrs Roosevelt observe their twenty second wedding anniversary with a quiet church service at St George's in London. No formal function was held. the day included the president's unusually busy schedule for December 2.
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Ivesident
Roosevelt
Assaeltated
Kington
St. George's Church
London
JAP STEAMER GINSEI MARU FOUNDERS OFF WEI PEI WEI
Kobe Japan December 2 The Japanese steamer Ginsei Maru has foundered off Wei Pei Wei. The entire crew and all the passengers on board were lost. The incident was reported by the Associated Press.
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D’ Presse
Kobe
Japan
Wei Pei Wei
Breckville Business District Destroyed by Fire
Dallas dispatch reports Breckville Gregg County Texas suffered a devastating blaze that wiped out the town's business section. Estimated loss runs to thousands with sparse details on cause and extent. Local authorities investigate as residents survey ruins and assist fire crews.
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Dallas
Tex
Breckvilte
Gregg County
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