Japanese Government Breaks Silence on U S Relations and Strike
Tokio reports Hayashi states U S Japan relations remain cordial and peaceful while immigration talks will be managed to satisfy both nations. He describes a nationwide strike as a vacation and outlines employer plans to rehire workers with merit, branch offices, and telegraph economy measures amid a broad labor action beginning Aug. 7.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Associated Press
Hayashi
America
Western Union and Postal Strikes End. Rehiring Limited
New York reports President Clowry says returning strikers may be rehired only on individual application and only a small percentage can be placed. Chicago notes 89 day telegraphers strike ends with many applying for reinstatement and others told to wait. Local unions vote to officially end the strike and await a national decision.
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New York
Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Chicago
United States
National Executive Board
Palma Supports U.S. Rule in Cuba View Issued
Estrada Palma, former Cuban president, authorizes publication of his views on American intervention. He publicly favors American control in Cuba, a statement considered significant due to Palma's continuing influence with many Cubans.
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Republic
Havana
Estrada Palma
Cuba
Palma
Chicago approves telephone franchise with company rate plan
The Chicago City Council passed the franchise extension ordinance early today after a marathon 17 hour session. The council adopted the rate schedule largely as submitted by the Chicago Telephone Company, marking the ordinance's final terms.
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Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
Dutch Minister and Brother Drown in Canal Fog
Amsterdam report states Dutch Minister of State Jonkher Van Panhuys, his brother the Leek mayor, and their wives perished when their carriage fell into a canal during dense fog. London dispatch notes the Royal Society awarded the Copley Medal to Professor Albert A. Michelson. Fall River report says the Cleveland home Gray Gables at Buzzards Bay was sold to brewer George D. Flynn.
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Amsterdam
Jonkher van Panhuys
Leek
London
Royal Society
Edward
Copley
Albert A. Michaelson
University of Chicago
Cleveland
Fall River
Mass
Gray
Gables
Grover Cleveland
Buzzards Bay
George D. Flynn
Brandt Sentenced in Berlin Libel Case Against Prince von Bulow
Adolph Brandt, pamphleteer, found guilty of criminal libel and sentenced to 18 months in prison for accusing Chancellor von Bulow of misconduct similar to Count von Moltke. Trial crowded with officials and society figures. Prince von Bulow testified denying any abnormal dispositions or private meetings with his secretary Schaefer.
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Berlin
Adolph Brandt
von Bulow
Kuno von Moltke
Maximilian Harden
Irel
Foreign Office
Prince von Bulow
Brandt
Count Lynar
Count von Hohenau
Count von Schulenburg
Taft Plans Siberian Return Despite Vladivostok Doubts
Secretary Taft said he expected to return home via the Siberian railway after earlier doubts about Vladivostok. He had not received replies to his inquiries but likely will stick to his original route amid Asian rail issues. Father of Clarke Brothers Dead in Des Moines at age 79. In Iowa, William D. Clarke, father of baseball stars Fred Clarke and Josh Clarke, died. Progressives Win in Philippines as elections indicate Progress party victory in Manila.
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Siberia
Manila
Taft
Associated Press
Siberiian
Vladivostok
Clarke Brothers
Des Moines
Iowa
William D. Clarke
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Josh Clarke
Toledo
Philippines
P. I
Progress Party
Rail Strike Averted in Great Britain by Lloyd George Accord
London reports a nationwide railway strike was averted by an agreement drafted by David Lloyd-George and signed by railway company chairs and Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants officials. A sectional board of conciliation will handle disputes with arbitration as a last resort. companies agree to compulsory outside intervention. King Edward was kept informed as the crisis ended.
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London
Great Britain
David Lloyd-George
Board of Trade
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Evlas
King
King Edward
Mr. Lloyd- George
No Hand in Wreck of the Enterprise
Pittsburg reports Forrest R. Nichols former secretary to territorial delegate W H Andrews of New Mexico was found not guilty of aiding and abetting Cashier Clark who died in the Enterprise National Bank wreck two years ago.
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Forrest R. Nichols
Cashier Clark
Pittsburg
W. H. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Clark
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Electric Car Turns On Side in Indianapolis Derailment
An inbound car on the Muncie Anderson branch of the Union Traction line derailed at the Monon railroad crossing near Indianapolis at noon today. The vehicle turned on its side and twenty five passengers sustained injuries, three seriously.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Muncie-Anderson
Union Traction
Monon
Judge Rules Football Not Prize Fighting In Schools
Kankakee Ill Nov 7 Judge Frank L Hooper denied S R Moore injunction to bar prize fighting in schools The judge said boards of education cannot restrain after hours activities and a private citizen must show pecuniary injury Moore argued football was a cover for prize fighting citing biblical and medical references He mocked school officials as out of touch and suggested a football game provoked misbehavior in students but the ruling stood
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Kankakee, Ill
Frankt L. Hooper
Circuit Court
S. R. Moore
Board of Education
Kankakee
Hooper
Boards of Education
Moore
L. W. Smith
F. N. Tracy
Medical Journal
Bes and Abel
Root
Smith
Tracy
Sally
Judge Hooper
Roosevelt Victory Sparks Probe Of Nomination
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt called Tuesday’s elections gratifying with improvements over four and eight years ago. In New York King County shift boosts renomination prospects for Roosevelt, while Hearst’s political role is seen as diminished. Illinois anti saloon gains sweep 18 counties, most drys, and New Jersey appears to favor Republican Fort as Katzenbach concedes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hearst
Woodruff
Kings County
Independence League
League
Manhattan
Springfield
Ill
Calhoun
Cass
Menard, Morgan and
Scott
Illinois
Beardstown
Ernest A. Scrogan
Illinois Anti-Saloon League
Meardstown
Olinois
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Frank S.katzenbach, Jr
John Franklin Fort
Judge Fort
District Attorney Puts In Day At Trial Of Edward G Lewis
Reading of extracts from the Woman's Magazine and Woman's Farm Journal is expected to fill today's session in the trial of Edward G Lewis on the charge of misusing the mails in connection with the pro.
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E. G. Lewis
St. Louis
Woman’s Magazine
Woman's Farm Journal
Edward G. Lewis
Banker faces fraud case over mail order bank legacy
In St Louis on November 7 the government opened its case in U S district court accusing Edward G. Lewis of fraudulently taking 1,185,000 through the defunct People's United States Bank of University City and lending himself 844,000. Hundreds of copies of two magazines were read to the jury by District Attorney Blodgett.
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Blodgett
St. Louis, Mo
Edward G. Lewis
People’s United States Bank of
University City
United States ‘District Court
President Promises Aid in Fight Against Paper Trusts
President Roosevelt told a committee of the American Newspaper Publishers association that he would urge Congress to abolish the tariff on press paper wood pulp and wood used in paper manufacturing. He also pledged to investigate possible violations of anti trust laws by paper manufacturers as unions join in a petition detailing a suspected output control and price manipulation by the firms. The appeal followed resolutions from the publishers association at a New York meeting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
New York
Global Gold Flows Boost Confidence Amid Bank Rate Hikes
Reports from major money centers show renewed gold deliveries and higher bank rates. Across London Paris Bombay Brussels New York, rates were raised as funds move worldwide. In New York Kuhn, Loeb & Co partnered to move 1.625 million for import, while gold shipments totaling 1.6 million arrived. Public trust grows as reserves replenish and belief in credit stabilizes. Portland’s Title Guarantee & Trust Co enters receivership with state funds in question, exposing liabilities and assets.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
India
Bombay
Bank of Bombay
Belgium
Brussels
National Bank of Belgium
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Teutonic
Gale Driving a Steamer F. A. Georger in Peril
In Ashtabula Ohio on November 7 a gale drives the steamer F A Georger toward the breakwater. Life savers and tugs rush to aid as several ships remain outside the harbor. The Georger carries a crew of seven and after the gale shots the lifeboat crews successfully remove all crew members from the vessel.
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F. A. Georger
Ashtabula
Ohio
Georger
Arnold print works fails. Arnold company in receivership
Henry E. Warner of Boston was appointed receiver by the United States circuit court in Boston. The Arnold print works of North Adams, along with Beaver and Eclipse mills, Williamstown mills, and North Pownall mills, face $9.5 million in liabilities against $15 million in assets. The concern employs about 6,000 people across its factories and allied mills in New York and Boston.
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Arnold Company
North Adams
Mass
Henry E. Warner
Boston
Arnold Print Works
United States Circuit Court
New York
Beaver
Eclipse
Williamstown Manufacturing Company
Williamstown
North Pownall Manufacturing Company
S Mills
North Pownall
Violent quake reported in Torre La Ribe ra Spain
Madrid reports a violent earthquake at Torre La Ribera in Huesca province. The ground opened creating fissures and subterranean rumblings that caused panic. Many houses collapsed and the death toll is unknown.
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Spain
Madrid
Torre la Ribera
Huesca
Santa Fe Railway fined 330000 for rebates
Federal Judge Wellborne fined the Santa Fe Railway company 330000 after a conviction on 66 counts of granting rebates in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wellborne
The
Santa Fe Railway Company
President appoints federal judges and officers for Oklahoma
Washington announces new state appointments: John H. Cotteral and Ralph E. Campbell named judges for western and eastern Oklahoma respectively, John Embry and William Gregg as United States attorneys, John Abernathy and Grive A. Porter as United States marshals. Silas H. Reid named Alaska district court judge.
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Washington
Oklahoma
John H. Cotteral
John Embry
United States
John Abernathy
Ralph E. Campbell
William Gregg
Grive A. Porter
Silas H. Reid
Distjtrict
Alaska
Engine Explosion Kills Five at La Belle Iron Works
Steubenville Ohio November 7 five men killed three fatally hurt when a boiler explosion hit the La Belle iron works crew at the plant wreckage and part of the works damaged. the blast occurred last night and emergency crews responded.
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Steubenville
Ohio
la Belle Iron Works
Thousands Feared Dead After Bokhara Landslide
A dispatch reports about 3,400 people perished and only 70 escaped when Kara tagh in Bokhara district was leveled by a landslide triggered by the October 21 earthquake.
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St. Petersburg
Karatagh
Bokhara
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Schaefer
Prince Zu Eulenburg
British Railways
Lloyd-George
Tim Woodruff
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
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Hughes
Republican Party
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Ore
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