Hearst Poised For Dual Mayor's Office Contingency
New York dispatch reports Hearst may take oath as mayor if the contest prolongs into January and McClellan fights each point, risking a dual government on New Year’s Day. Albany governor says he will grant use of armories for ballot boxes but will not order troops.
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New York
the Tribune
W. R. Hearst
McClellan
Albany
Kgeins
Hearst
New York National Guard
Banks Short of Cash in New York Banks
New York report notes banks hold 2,428,800 dollars less cash than the 25 percent legal reserve and 299,550 dollars below the required reserve excluding government deposits. Controller Bridgeley warns banks not to suspend payments for temporary reserve shortfalls. penalties apply when reserves fall too low.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Bridgeley
Ank
United States
Social Gatherings and Labor News in Local Era
Social notices report Mr and Mrs H J Shaver hosting a six course dinner for Wm Shaver of Delta Colorado. The Book Club gathered with Mrs G W Stevens. Shamokin dispatch says miners may refuse April 1 renewal unless union signs. plan conference with operators. Shakespeare Club meets with Mrs H R Morrow. A court case notes a dance knife incident leading to 30 days jail. City roads crews upgrade North Main and North Pennsylvania. bridge prep on North Springs River. weather delays extend work.
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H. J. Shaver
Mr. Shaver
Wm. Shaver
Delta
Colo
Philadelphia
Shamokin
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Lehigh
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Roosevelt
North Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
North Hill
North
Kentucky
Pprins River
Extra Session Called for Reform Legislation in Pa
Governor Pennypacker issued a proclamation calling an extra session of the legislature to January 15 to consider reform bills. Proposals include uniting contiguous cities in same counties, raising interest rates paid by banks and trust companies on state moneys, protecting depositors, reapportioning senatorial and representative districts, providing for personal voter registration, and governing first class cities.
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Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Irrigation report studies pumping water for irrigation needs
The U S Department of Agriculture annual irrigation and drainage investigations report shows the main effort this year is evaluating pumping water when stream supply fails. It covers Santa Clara Valley California New Mexico Texas rice districts Louisiana and the states of Colorado Nebraska Kansas.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Santa Clara Valley
California
New Mexico Experimental Station
Texas
Louisiana
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Origin of the Salton Sea Explained by Faults
Waters from the Gulf of California pour into the Salton basin through underground fissures created by earthquakes. The vast inland sea now reaches sea level, skirting the Southern Pacific main line for about a hundred miles and spreading up to twenty five miles from the tracks toward the foothills.
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Gulf of California
Los Angeles
Cal
Salton Basin
Salton Sea
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mrs Hodson George Dead From Sudden Paralysis
Mrs Hodson George dies suddenly from paralysis at her home yesterday morning. The death is reported by friends and follows a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family.
Martial law declared in Poland amid autonomy push
St. Petersburg reports martial law across Poland as the Russian government seeks to curb the autonomous movement kept alive by the Polish constitution suppressed after 1863. Finns’ successful strike allegedly spurred the planned move, with authorities receiving clear signs of a broad conspiracy to seize autonomy.
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St. Petersburg
Poland
Kingdom of
Launch of first Canadian Pacific liner marks new transatlantic service
Glasgow November 11. The first of the new Canadian Pacific liners for the trans Atlantic service was successfully launched today. The second giant steamer will be launched in about four weeks.
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Glasgow
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway
Whalers Stuck in the Ice Reported From Alaska
A telegram from Dawson City Alaska confirms San Francisco whaling vessels are trapped in Arctic ice off Alaska. Washington reports the icy condition endangering crews and delaying the hunt for whaling season.
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Washington, D. C
Dawson City
Alaska
San Francisco
All Quiet in Odessa Amid Isolated Night Violence
Odessa reports relative calm with scattered violence incidents during the night as the city endures ongoing tension.
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Odessa
Money on call fixed as markets reopen in New York
New York money on call remains nominal while loans are absent. Prime mercantile paper yields 5 5 percent. Silver trades around 62 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
The Carroon Case Dismissed
The case against Prof. Frank Carroon, principal of North Hill school, accused of whipping a pupil too severely, was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. A settlement was reached outside of court, with the defendant paying the costs.
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Frank Carroon
North Hill School
Bailey
Real charity and true Christianity quote
A brief quotation asserts that genuine charity and true Christianity need no press agent and are recognizable without advertising.
Republicans claim victory in minor Ohio offices
Official figures from 76 counties show Republican minor ticket candidates elected. Counties not yet reported show a 700 lead for Herrick, risking Governor Herrick if other counties shift. Senator Dick refuses to release figures while Chairman Garber asserts the Democratic ticket, including the legislature, is elected.
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Columbus
Herrick
Garber
Portraits at Waltons Studio Before Holiday Rush
Have your portrait made at Walton's Studio before the holiday rush. The studio offers the latest in card novelties and mountings.
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Walton
Andrew Axelson Permanently Located Case Note
Andrew Axelson remains permanently located with contact references listed as phone 69 or 249. 67tf.
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Andrew Axelson
Talcott Leaves With Party For Dayton Trip
A F Talcott of First National Bank and his father with friends departed Masseva New York for Dayton and other valley points. They expect to be away several days.
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A. F. Talcott
First National Bank
Masseva
N. Y
Dayton
Lakewood excursion stops with Carthage resident guest
Mrs S G Johnson of Carthage Illinois traveling with the DeFreest Draper Land Company led the current excursion and attended Lakewood last night. Her husband recently bought a large tract near Dayton and started a well on it.
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S. G. Johnson
Carthage
Ill
DeFreest- Draper Land Company
Lakewood
Dayton
Train Wreck Near Aledo Kills Fireman Injures Passengers
A west bound Texas & Pacific train wrecked near Aledo Texas with reports of deaths and injuries. Later bulletins confirm two engines left the track. the forward engine fireman was killed. The second engine fireman and engineer were scalded by steam and a passenger had an arm broken. Several others were slightly injured.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Texas & Pacific
Aledo
Court martial ordered for Annapolis midshipman death
Washington November 11 secretary Bonaparte ordered a court martial for Midshipman Minor Meriwether of the current class at Annapolis in connection with the death of Midshipman Branch after a fierce encounter between the two naval students.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Minor Meriwether
Annapolis Naval Academy
Branch
Hall family visits Roswell as streetcar plans are rallied
John W. Hall and his wife with their baby arrived from Memphis Tennessee to visit his brother in law Dr J Odd Hamilton. Hall is the principal financial backer of Roswell's proposed street railway project and city leaders weigh the plan amid his presence.
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John W. Hall
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Hall
J. Odd Hamilton
Roswell
Roswell Weather Summary for Nov 11
Local Roswell report notes maximum temperature 53, minimum 40, mean 46. Precipitation .04 inches, wind southeast at 2 miles per hour with light rain. Forecast calls for cloudy conditions with local rain tonight and Sunday, with stationary temperatures.
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Roswell
N. M
Doings in District Court and Local Trials
District court Saturday largely devoted to the Territorial case against Jnc Harrison for assault with a deadly weapon. Illness of an attorney caused a recess. In the interim, Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co. v Calvin Graham resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff for 4.50. George Mayfield, a Negro, pleaded guilty to cutting another Negro.
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Territorial
Jnc. Harrison
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co
Calvin Graham
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