Caprivi Denies Bismarck Dispatch Forgery Aimed War
News from Beerily reports Chancellor von Caprivi defending the Reichstag army bill and denying that Bismarck forged the Ems dispatch to provoke war. He asserts Germany seeks peace, notes Heligoland as a limited goal, and cautions about Russia and France while stressing military strength and duty.
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Beeriliy
von Caprivi
France
Germany
Heligoland
Bismarck
Eos
Benedict
Leopold of
Honenzollern
Spain
German Empire
William
Paris
Duc de Grammont
M. Benedetti
Europe
Panama Canal Maneuvers And Reform Efforts On Commission
The minority seeks broader representation on the Panama Canal Investigation Committee with Conservatives and Leftists aiming for re election and extra Right nominees. The chamber is unlikely to approve M Pourquery de Hoisserin’s bid to grant the committee examining magistrate powers, as the government warns of possible executive confusion.
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Pants
Chamber of Deputies
M. Pourquery de Hoisserin
Panama Canal Concession Extended Urged by Colombian House
Bogota advices indicate the Colombian House of Representatives weighs a request to prolong the Panama Canal concession. A favorable decision is anticipated in a fortnight.
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Bogota
Columbian House of Representatives
Panama Canal
Gladstone Yields Press to Radicals on Franchise Plan
In Lospex on November 23 a National Liberal Club rumor claims the Cabinet will move a franchise reform bill before the Irish home rule bill. Gladstone seeks Irish backing by delaying home rule finance measures, arguing they cannot be treated until near the year’s end. The bill shortens residence requirements and widens suffrage while a subsequent measure may abolish plural voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospex
National Liberal Club
Gladstone
Liberal Franchise League Seeks Broad Swedish Vote Right
Stockholm November 23 Liberals vow to contest 1893 Diet elections over franchise. The Liberal Franchise League with branches nationwide presses for universal suffrage for earners of 140 dollars yearly, arguing current 6 percent qualification limits exclude many.
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Stockholm
Liberal Franchise League
Looks Like a Lottery Non-Partisans Hold Power in California
San Francisco reports that the Non-Partisans will hold the balance of power in the California Legislature this winter. Neither Republicans nor Democrats hold a majority on joint ballot, with 22 Republicans and 18 Democrats in the Senate and 82 Republicans 38 Democrats plus 1 other in the Assembly. The seven non-partisans occupy the deciding votes, making the state Senate race resemble a lottery.
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San Francisco
California
Felton
United States
Senate
Assembly
American Tin Plate Company to expand to six mill plant
Elwoodee Elwood November 23 The annual meeting of the American Tin Plate Company stockholders was held in this city. President A L Conger Akron reported plans to enlarge capacity and make the factory the largest tin plate plant in America. The works are shut for repairs and will restart in about two weeks. Stockholders expect national administration changes to not greatly affect business.
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Elwoop
Ixm
American Tin Plate Company
A. L. Conger
Akron
American Tin Plate Factory
America
Rain makes way for postponed bombardment in San Alton
Rain making tests failed to start as anticipated in San Alton to allow General G. Dyrenfurth to delay bombardment until Friday. Explosive preparations continue with 350 pounds of roselite ready. Tests compared roselite strength in Manilla shells fired from a mortar at about 2 000 feet with explosive results. Two hundred such shells are planned for the experiment.
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San Altonto
BR. G. Dyrenfurth
Five Erie Robbers Sent to Huntingdon Reformatory
The five youths aged 16 to 19 from Erie who robbed a savings bank were brought to Pittsburg and confined in the county jail. Charles W. Swaith, Thomas Conway, Daniel T. Evans, Thomas McDonald, and Harry Wilson were convicted of burglary assault with intent to rob bearing arms and receiving stolen goods. They were sentenced to the Huntingdon Reformatory and placed in charge of an Erie county deputy sheriff to transport today.
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Erie
Charles W. Swaith
Thomas Conway
Daniel T. Evans
Thomas McDonald
Harry Wilson
Huntingdon Reformatory
Erie County
Mexico Restores Grain Duties To Begin December First
President Diaz announced that Mexico will restore the import duty on grain starting December 1. Railroads and shippers were ordered to rush corn already en route across the border before the duty becomes effective amid ongoing trade disruptions and threats to the Mexican National and Mexican Central lines.
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City of
Mexico
Diaz
United States
Republic
Girls Foil Burglary. Hungarian Suspect Wounded
In Hazertos Pennsylvania on November 23 a Hungarian intruder attempted a break in at Owen Evans’s Beaver Brooks residence. Three girls inside frightened him and neighbors pursued the burglar to his boarding house. A fierce fight ensued with several men injured. The suspect was found by an officer but too weak from wounds to arrest.
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Hazertos
Owen Evans
Beaver Brooks
Andrews Contests in Crawford Court Filing Details
Papers filed in Crawford county court in Meadville on November 23 reveal Hon W H Andrews contests against W P Higby. The filing outlines claim of district rights and contests related to a disputed matter, with the document noting the case specifics and procedural steps.
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Meadville
W. H Andrews
W. P. Higby
Crawford Court
Andrews
Yale and Princeton Set for Thanksgiving Classic Grid Battle
New York crowds gather as Yale and Princeton prepare for a famed Thanksgiving Day football clash at Manhattan Field. The piece previews lineups, notes Hinkey and Trenchard on offense and defense, compares Harrold and Winter, and highlights a rivalry that has seen Yale win nine of sixteen prior meetings.
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Yale
Princeton
Fifth Avenue
Murray Hill
Father Knickerbocker
Jersey
Manhattan Field
Yale and Princeton Set For Thanksgiving Day Clash
Yale and Princeton prepare for a legendary Thanksgiving showdown, both sides boasting undefeated records and key players. Yale faces scrutiny as its defense and front line shine, while Princeton refines tactics after early season slips and a major reform period.
McLeod Subpoenaed for Reading Congressional Probe
Reading coal interests come under federal scrutiny as Reading Company head McLeod faces a subpoena. The Interstate Commerce Committee met in New York to hear witnesses including Holden and others, adjourned to Friday while instating subpoenas on McLeod.
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New York
Congressional
Committee On Inter- State Commerce
Reading Coal Combine
Federal Building
William J. Coombs
Brooklyn
Bellamy Storer
Ohio
Josiah Patterson
Tennessee
C.F. Beach
Messrs. McLeod
Philadelphia and
Read Road
Maxwell
Jerse Central
Sloan and Holden
Delaware
Lacknawanus
Western
Mr. Holden
Storms
President McLeod
Reading Company
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promises Relief for Heart Disease
A physician from Gypsum City Kansas credits Dr Miles New Heart Cure with curing his heart disease and restoring his energy. A wife reportedly recovered from incurable heart disease after using the remedy and symptoms of heart disease are listed. Free booklets are advertised at druggists.
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Miles
L. L. Carrer
Gypsum City
Kan
F. Sherman
Alesse Pa
Dr. Medical Go
Map of Saloon Districts Under Parkhurst Plan
Rev Charles H Parkhurst outlines a City Vigilance League project to chart every saloon in New York with owner and patron details. He seeks 1 137 volunteers as district supervisors to compile district maps showing license status illegal hours and connections to police and patrols.
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New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
City Vigilance League
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Parkhurst
Judson Memorial Hall
League
Dr. Parkhurst
New England Suit Co. store raid leads to arrests in theft
Simon Faler and C W H Snellgrove were arrested on conspiracy and larceny charges after alleged embezzlement of $2300 in stock from 410 Smithfield Street. Swartz testifies Faler misappropriated goods and Snellgrove aided by signing the store sign. Bail posted. hearing set for tomorrow. In Altoona a hunter finds the body of Theodore Uriech in a gully with a revolver beside him. He was a French railroad worker who had been drinking and left home after trouble at work.
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Springfield
Waters
Harvard
Hall
McCrea
Stillman
Lewis
Balliet
McCormick
Princeton
New England Suit Company
Smithfield Street
Simon Faler
C. W. H. Snellgrove
Faler
Swartz
Altoona
Theodore Urieh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Leopold
Count Vor Eulenburg
Beneditti
Eusaia
Russia
Alexander
Commission
Radicals
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Liberals
Legislature
Elwoood
Dyrenfurth
Pittsburg
Yale and
Hinkey
Trenchard
Hallowell
Winter
Harrold
Green
Morrow
University of Pennsylvania
New Haven
Tigers
Laurie Bliss
King
Seton
Manheim
Ainst
Princetonians
Cornell
Princston
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Poe
Moffatt
Biggs
Donnelly
Wheeler
Morrison
Yule
Hickok
Mackie
Wallis
Lea
Yales
Wallis Greenway
Randolph
Greenway
Emmons
L. Bliss
Bliss
D. Bliss
Butterworth
Homans
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Orange
Black
Captain McCormick
Captain King
M'Leod
Reading
The
Siegert
Latimer
Portier
Dace Curtain Sale
T. M. Latimer
Allegheny, PA
Men's Department
Puben Smithfield
Murphy Bros. CO
Pittsburg, PA
NEW Photo Studio
Fifth Ave
OF New York
K. Smit
Ee St
Smithfield St
Nowr Tissa
Youghiogheny Coal Co., Ltd
Greenough Street
Gas Alley
Grant ST
T. S. Knap
Youghiogheny
Wanamaker & Brown
Anderson Block
Sleth Estreet
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