British Demands Full Reparations in North Sea Clash
London reports the British government pressed for apologies and compensation after Russian firing on British trawlers in the North Sea. Vice Admiral Rozestvensky’s report was awaited, with a call for a full inquiry and punishment of offenders. King Edward spoke strongly against the incident at Newmarket.
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Rosestvensky
Vigo
Spain
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Russian and British tensions shown in multiple dispatches
Reports from St Petersburg Portsmouth and Tokyo detail Russian and Japanese troop movements, casualties and fortifications as Britain and Russia seek diplomatic adjustments. Emperor Nicholas expressed sympathy for fishermen families while a Panama canal funding dispute heads to the Supreme Court.
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St. Petersburg
King Edward
North Sea
Columbia's Anniversary Marks 150 Years at King's College
New York celebrates Columbia University 150th anniversary with a week of academic conferences by eminent foreign scholars, followed by public exercises, a religious service, and a reception. President Nicholas Murray Butler will review the university's history. notable attendees include W. S. Davisson, H. C. Corbett, and R. Carter. Separately, London reports no announcement on North Sea negotiations and Britain prepares trawler protection in the Bay of Biscay. Local notes list officers appointed by a grand lodge and a formal installation and banquet in Las Vegas with regional officials in attendance.
Man Files Quiet Title Suit Over Pomona Real Estate
San Bernardino report says John Maddock of Pomona sues Mr and Mrs James Berry and J J White to quiet title to San Bernardino county real estate valued at 10000. He alleges misrepresentations induced him to trade for a Pomona house and lot and for land in Colorado. The Colorado land is claimed worthless and the Pomona property undervalued.
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San Bernardino
John Maddock
Pomona
James Berry
J. J. White
San Sericdino County
Colorado
Madness at the Front Reported by Moscow Press
The Sibirsky Viestnik recounts a wounded man carried to Tomsk municipal hospital who boasts of destroying a Japanese corps while suffering deep knife wounds. Another patient believes he is the tsar and decorates his keeper with tin foil. Earlier near Liao Yang two soldiers defected to the Japanese and were returned after a white flag gesture.
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Liao Yang
Death of Al r T Evans in Military Heights Residence
Al r T Evans died at 7 this morning at the residence of Mrs DeArcey on Military Heights. He had been there weeks with his brother H M Evans seeking relief from climate. He leaves two wives and a daughter in Bloomington Indiana. He was 33 and had long been connected with Gentry Bros circus as a brother in law to one Gentry. The body lies at Dilley undertaking parlors and will be taken to Bloomington tomorrow with H M Evans.
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al R T. Evans
Dilley Undertaking
Bloomington
H. M. &Vans
Military Company to Organize Tonight at Armory
Muster rolls and organization papers have arrived for a new military company. The meeting will be held tonight at 8 o clock in the armory in the Oklahoma block. Urgent notice asks all prospective members to attend promptly.
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Oklahoma Block
Court Adjourns In Honor Of Late Solicitor General Bartlett
Yesterday afternoon the court adjourned out of respect for the memory of Solicitor Bartlett. Hon. James J. Hervey suggested a committee of the bar to draft resolutions to be entered on the records. The named committee members were Hon. A. A. Freeman Hon. S. Bateman and Hon. James M. Hervey. The adjournment was to meet again at ten o clock this morning.
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James J. Hervey
Bar
A. A. Freeman
S. Bateman
James M. Hervey
Artesia Correspondence Highlights Town Growth
Monday notes celebrate a busy Artesia with merchants selling warm clothing and moving town toward incorporation. A Friday schoolhouse play raises funds for the town library as five teachers educate active enrollments. Rev Woolam preached, Baptist congregants organized, and the schoolhouse packed with attendees.
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Woolam
Record to receive AP election bulletins in Roswell
The Record will receive complete Associated Press election night bulletins for the first time in Roswell. A special wire will bring returns to the office and be shown on a large screen for readers and the public to view. Event set for November 8.
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Associated Press
Record Office
Panama Zone Denies Disturbance Reports
General Davis, governor of the Panama zone, authorizes the Associated Press to deny reports of disturbances at Culebra or nearby areas. An official military inquiry in Colon confirms the claim that armed men were not present at Cuicor2.
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Davis
Panama Zone
Associated Press
Culebra
Canal Zone
Colon
Cuicor2
Southern Railroad Commissioners Meet in St Louis
The Southern Railroad Commissioners Association opened its annual meeting in St Louis on October 25. Presiding officer N W Baptist of Nashville led proceedings with participants from Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi and other states in attendance.
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Southern Railroad Commissioner’s Association
N. W. Baptist
Nashville
Tennnessee
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Colorado Begins Trial Run Off Rockport
The cruiser Colorado started its trial trip at eight this morning, must reach 22 knots for four hours. It later achieved an average speed of 22.55 knots over the entire course near Rockport Massachusetts.
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Rockport
Mass
Colorado
Eastern Star Convenes in Albuquerque with Eight Chapters Represented
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star met in Albuquerque yesterday with eight of fourteen chapters represented. Rail troubles reduced attendance, leading to a smaller conclave than usual. Elected officers include Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Inez Chisum of Roswell and Grand Patron Jas. P. Chase of Socorro. Associate Grand Matron Miss Mayme Howell of Raton and Associate Grand Patron C. N. Black.
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Albuquerque
The
Eastern Star
Inez Chisum
Roswell
Jas. P. Chase
Socorro
Mayme Howell
Raton
C. N. Black
Mild health ad and employment notice
If troubled with a weak digestion, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will do you good. For sale by all druggists. So Wanted. First class dining room girl. Apply Grand Central at once.
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Live Stock Market Report from Kansas City
Live stock prices show cattle steady on Oct 25 with native steers 4.00 to 6.00, southern steers 2.00 to 5.00 per head, cows 1.50 to 2.75, stockers and feeders 2.25 to 4.25, native calves 2.50 to 6.00, western steers 4.00 to 4.50, western cows 1.50. Sheep and lambs rise with muttons 2.30 to 4.10, lambs 4.25 to 4.60, wethers 2.95 to 4.25, ewes 3.50.
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Kansas City
World's Fair Dog Show Opens In St Louis
The dog show under the livestock department's direction opened today at the World's Fair in St Louis Missouri and will run for several weeks. It features high quality canines from leading kennels in the United States and Canada.
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Livestock Department
Canada
Trans-Mississippi Congress Opens In St Louis
Two thousand eminent representatives of the progressive spirit fill Festival Hall at the fifteenth annual Trans Mississipp ian Commercial Congress opening. Mine owners lumbermen merchants agriculturists railroad magnates and other region industries attend. Delegations come from Washington DC representing forestry commerce labor and other national departments.
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St. Louis
Michigan Equal Suffragists Gather in Jackson
The twentyeth annual session of the Michigan Equal Suffrage Association meets in Jackson at the First Presbyterian Church with Oct 25 as the date and New York involved in the broader suffrage activities. The event features presidents and officials from minor baseball leagues attending the National Association of Minor League clubs meeting opening to review last season and discuss changes for the next. President Powers of the Eastern League presides.
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Mich
Michigan Equal Suffrage Association
First Presbyterian
New York
National Association of Minor League Clubs
Poe Takes Leave For St Louis Fair and Business
Clinton B Poe departed for St Louis to attend the Fair and handle business matters and will be away about a month. Mrs Poe and the children have returned from St Louis and are pleased with the Fair.
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Clinton B. Poe
St. Louis
Tailor Promises To Make Your Winter Suit Or Overcoat
Tom Campbell the tailor urges customers to prepare for cold weather. He warns that if he fails to make the right suit or overcoat, both customer and tailor lose money.
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Tom Campbell
Celebrated Chase Lap Robes Advertised by String and Tanne
A shipment description cites Celebrated Chase Lap Robes praised as beauties, warm and comfortable by String and Tanne.
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String & Tanne
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