Milner Talks Refugees and Peace Delay in Cape Town
Sir Alfred Milner admits a general miscalculation on peace timing in Cape Town. He urges volunteers to join field troops, notes refugees should form an advisory committee, and says it would be cruel to allow many to return under current conditions. Three hundred troops to Worcester for Afrikander congress on Dec 6. Lord Kitchener promoted to general in command in South Africa.
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Sir Alfred Milner
Cape Town
Sir Alfred Millner
Sir Alfred
Transvaal
Worrcester
Africander Congress
London
War Office
Lord Thaberts
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Senator Davis In State
A steady stream of about 20 000 Minnesotans filed through the governor’s room in the state capi tol to view the quiet body of Cashmiri Kelloge Davis. Citizens from across the state came to pay respects as doors closed after the line could no longer move. The casket was moved to the hearse by artillerymen, then to the late home of the statesman where his wife and parents awaited.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Governors Rooms
State Capitol
Cashmiri Kelloge Davis
Minnesota
Wein
Tiffany Contests Wyoming Co Election Result
Tiffany files contest of the Wyoming County legislative race challenging Democrat A H Squier who won by three votes after Monrose township tally showed Tiffany 108 votes. The board accepted the tally, while Tiffany alleges fraud in several precincts and seeks an exclusive wire report from The Associated Area.
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Wyoming Co
Tunkhannock
Boo
Gio
Tiffany
Repiblican
A. HL. Syulers
Election Board
Monrose Township
Howard
Ilfins
Squier
Aloges
Obituary Notices From The Civil War Era Portrait of Noted Figures
An exclusive AP dispatch from Doylestown reports the death of a bank executive Mr Worthington in Buckingham and mentions prominent figures linked to the Moxtestown National Bank. The text recalls Civil War era ties and notes a Philadelphia graduate associated with Feira Menodt College and elite circles.
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Associated Press
Doylestown
Naw
Werth
Moxtestown National Bank
Bao
Gooding
Leon Ly
Worthiiington
Buckingham
Tsks
Slumokin
Wan
Sthefir Pinwix
Plark
Fatal Pedestrian Collision Near Weetitienelaid
An unidentified man was struck and killed while walking along the ele wie railway at Weetitienelaid. Authorities report the victim was found near the track and died from injuries sustained in the incident. Further details and official identification are pending.
Quay to Be There Rents House in Harrisburg
Colonel John A. Henn of the auditor general's department has leased the Etter residence at 206 Pine Street for Coronet Quay during the legislative session. He will take possession January 1 and stay until the territorial fight ends. Headquarters at Loehfel hotel will be retained. The new residence is near the capital on the street from the executive mansion to the executive department.
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Harrisburg
John A. Henn
Auditor General’s Department
Etter
Pine Street
Loehfel Hotel
Executive Mansion
Executive Department
Governor Roosevelt appealed over riots police actions
Frank Moss and W H H Thacks of the Citizens Protective League urge Governor Roosevelt Mayor Van Wyck and city officials to prosecute officers who clubbed rioters. They accuse police officials of halting investigations and shielding officers and request decisive action. The letters also target the police commissioners for not charging any officer.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Moss
Roosevelt
van Wryck
W. H H. Thacks
Citheens’ Protective League
League
Ugrooks
Kruger Enters Final Paris Visit Amid Talks and Farewell Events
In Paris on November 10 Mr. Kruger met with Senate President Pattieres and later with M Mesdames Deschanel and Meschanel. He urged peace conference terms while Dutch intervention proposals drew cheers. A farewell bell toll at the Sacred Heart church marked his departure, with President Luubet reciprocating calls.
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Associated Trees
Paris
Kruger
Dy, Leyds
BMF
Pattleres
Senate
The
Hogue
Herr Kerdyk
Netherlands
Transvaal
Great Britain
South Africa
Europe
Mr. Kruger
M. Meschanel
Chamber of Deputies
AM. Deschanel
Montaartue
Luubet
Oscar Wilde Dies in Paris After Illness
Oscar Wilde dies in an obscure Paris house after meningitis and an October operation. He reportedly joined the Catholic church on his death bed. The death occurred at 2 o'clock this morning with Lord Alfred Douglas present, amid reports of suicide.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Kvening Mail Crom Parks
Oscar Wilde
Alfred Douglas
Paris
Dee
le Journale
Wilde
Rue Des Beaux Arts
Manmoch
Destruction of Factory Building Reported in Suipuchaung
A derailed OCR note from Nav AAC Creal Phen reports that a factory belonging to the American Hide and Leather Co. was destroyed by a blaze. Officials indicate the incident occurred during morning hours and affected the building housing the machinery and materials.
Notice of wage reduction at Petersburg works
Exclusive wire reports Hagelsburg November notice announcing a four percent wage cut effective June 1. The plan applies to all production staff. all male workers will be affected.
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Hagelsbug
Nov
Pemiayivanid Sheet Works
Ateelian
Confession of a Mail Robber Held for Trial
Edmund J. Bell aged nineteen was arraigned on mail robbery charges after confessing upon arrest. Police recovered $1,507 of the $2,000 stolen from a registered letter sent to the Western National Bank. Bell had been in the post office registry division seven months and was seen opening wine and buying jewelry before his arrest.
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Miro
New York
Edmund J. Bell
United States
Alexander
Post Office
King
Jacobs
Bell
General Postomee
Eufala National Bank
Mufala
Ala
Western National Bank
Lotter
Huttheld
Mass
Inspector Jacobs
Bellalso
Marguerite Kellys Thrilling Escape Revealed
Marguerite Wells a one year old girl reported kidnapped near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania has arrived in Cleveland and recounts how she wandered from Miners Mills through the mountains to Wyoming and Beranton then by train to Cleveland to be restored to her aunt Mrs Katharine Reith. Mrs Kelly says she was named guardian after the child's mother died but Mrs Winsney of Miner's Mills refused to surrender the girl despite Marguerites strong wish to live with relatives in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, O
Marguerite Wells
Wilkes-Barre
Pua
Katharine Reith
Mee Lei Street
Cleveland
Kelly
Maraherite
The Chinese Crisis Ends in a Possible Chinese Victory
A Spectator opinion from London argues that Pekin developments may yield a Chinese victory if China evades indemnities. It notes Russia and the United States influence, and suggests Europe’s reluctance to bear costs could embolden China.
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Germany
Great Britain
China
Europe
State finances show record yearly receipts and funds
A terse AP report from Morrisburg notes the state treasury ended the year with 4 600 68.77 in the treasury and 42224 in the sinking fund. The general fund received 17 400 911.75, the largest annual total in the state’s history.
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Associated Press
Morrisburg
Wickel
Elaig
Victims of Football Fatalities Reported in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania
Veterans and college players faced fatal injuries after a football game incident. Left tackle Kelly of Capital Cat? from Superior Wisconsin died from injuries after a collision with Indiana State Normal's Fuller Mack Long. Another Columbia left tackle Tehinat was hospitalized with multiple fractures and brain injuries from the same game.
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Johnstown
Cat
Indiana State Normal School
Kelly
Mack Long
Long
Cambria Tron
Lebanon
t.Chiairles Tehinat
Claty Foot
Lebo Adel Columbia
Columbia
Hazing tragedy reported as student near death
An 21 year old man, Oscar Le Boog, lies critically ill at his home on Camie Street after a hazing incident at a West Point preparatory academy. Witnesses describe physical abuse during the initiations, including assaults that caused severe injuries and raised questions about responsibility for his deteriorating condition.
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Philadelphia
Eirlstoly
Camie Street
West Point
Hawaii
Oscar
Seventeen Die in Navy Yard Lancet Work Accident
The Nesotiated Prom in San Francisco reports seventeen killed in a works accident yesterday with many more injured. Crowds gather at morgue as coroner’s inquest awaits, hospitals overflow with physicians and nurses. Names listed include John Brough and Virgil Newby among others.
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Prom
Ori Ie
John Brough
Hubert Harrelson
Topeka
Kat
Lawrence Miel
Tallyrand Barnewell
Elbe. Bhekfeldt
Edward Fjahiven
Loewen
Girard
Charles Monaghan
Hector Mc Neils
Teobert Miller
C. A. Murooney
Miner
Spokane
Wineh
Virgil Newby
Willi Mothenstein
Wis
Thomas J. Tepe
Mekkevan Dyk
Willa Vatenela
Dante Monae
The Student Vote at Republican College League Meet
Exclusive wire reports the eighth convention of the American Republican College League opened with focus on removing college disfranchisement in seven states. Whitney of Williams College outlined student influence in Indiana and South Dakota and claimed it helped Nebraska for McKinley. Delegates from 287 colleges attended, with remarks by Wirtland of Harvard and Horace J. Bancroft.
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Associated Pres
Philadelphia
American Republican College League
Ifob. Whitney
Whilama College
Chicaq
Indiana
South Dakota
Nebraska
McKinley
TT. R. Wirtland
Marvard
Horace J. Banecroft
William J. Bevan
Wealthy Farmer in Collier Lawnshirp Ends His Life
The report describes a farmer from Collier Lawnshirp who died by his own hand during preparations at his property. Details about motives or exact method are unavailable, with local authorities noting an apparent suicide and assigning routine investigations to the roloide unit.
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Wittebung
Stephen Meorcer
Altinge
Bern
Pittsburg Coal Floats to Market
About 2 000 000 bushels of coal started for the market today. New Orleans reports indicate a blend of shipments and a note on daily totals for current use, as the coal trade advances amid east and gulf activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tammany Investigation Reports Vice District Cleanliness
The Tammany investigative committee reported in New York that the Eighth Assembly District was clean with vice houses closed but noted ongoing efforts to identify clients and operators. Paul Klopstock testified about near nightly vice operations and social clubs where youths gathered, and Nixon indicated the information would be submitted to Captain Mrs.
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New York
Tammany Investigative Committee
Eighth
Straus
Tammany Executive Committee
Palles
Thtus
Chal Min Nixon
Paul Klopstock
Vice
Klopstock
Vis
Elgniven
Evenines Ord
Chuleemaun Nixon
Local News Summary From The Morning Edition
Weather generally fair with mild indications. Various city notices cover aid requests, municipal letters, and local governance. A broad mix includes sporting notes, legal notices, and regional affairs across Carbondale and surrounding areas.
Cabinet Meeting Held Yesterday With Full Attendance
Washington report notes all cabinet members were present at the meeting. Secretary Root detailed Cuban conditions while Secretary Hay outlined changes in the Chinese situation. The German position was said to be hostile despite praise for a Chinese viceroy. Owing to the deaths of Senators Davis and Gell, the president's message will go to Congress on Tuesday.
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Resa
Washington
Root
Hay
Briey
Forelanera
Christiaas
Davis
Gell
Congress
Two Slocum youths in hunting accident
In Slocum township Ty Evclusive Wire reports seventeen year old Clarence Cope was shot in the leg by his cousin Hirenes Moharter while bird hunting. Moharter says the discharge was accidental and Cope remained conscious to the end, describing the event as purely accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Clarence Cope
Hirenes Moharter
Slocum Township
Cope
Moharfer
Transatlantic Shipping List Inbound From Major Ports
A garbled import of maritime arrivals lists ships and routes from New York Antwerp Rotterdam Liverpool and Havre to Atlantic ports. Entries mention vessels with origins and destinations including Ghixrow Wimburne and Aquitaine as trade movements continue across major European and North American hubs.
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New York
Arived
Noodland
Antwerp
Olested
Statenlom
Rotterdam
Howlogne
Camysius
Liverpool
Capelo
Mainhug
Hrenen
Arvived
Tave
Moville-swhled
Echlopin
Ghixrow
Southampton
Deutselland
Wimburne
Aberbootng
Lian Vonwell
Aquitaine
Havre
Hatterdam Salled
Spauendan
Nowlogne
Nowork
Germans object to the American loan debate in Berlin
In parliament Dr. Von Thielman defended borrowing 80 million marks from the United States to avoid tightening Germany’s money market. Count von Witz suggested America could become Europe’s banker and a clause against American interference was proposed. Officials argued the move protected the market. the subject was dropped after further discussion.
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Berlin
Reichstig
von Thielman
Imperial Treasury
America
Great Britain
Count von Wants
Germany
Europe
Herre Bustig
Niacthonal Liberi
Tits Erliles
Herr Busing
McKinley
Count von Kunitz
Thielman
Arendt
German Bimetallo League
Herr Koch
Imperial Bank
Ger Iing
von Siemens
National Bank
Loss of the Yosemite Sinks Report on Sinking
An Associated Press exclusive from Washington reports Admiral Remey's official details of the Yosemite cruiser loss. The message notes drowned sailors, recovered bodies, and dire warnings of danger amid the disaster, with financial and aid implications for natives and the government.
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Remey
Guam
Associated Press
Washington
Novaih
Many Department
Yosemite
Ganjit Meeebwd
Dos
Newark Guan
Csisnedy Times
Long
Jeomt
Pennsylvania Malls tool company earnings report Nov month
The Associated Press reports a monthly earnings comparison for the Pennsylvania Malls tool company. The figures for October show net earnings rising to a stated amount, with various divisions contributing and noting excluded operations from the Hotel and Allegheny Valley divisions plus Northern Central Railway. Some line items reference operating costs and profits, with overall results indicating changes from prior periods.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Malls Tool Company
Ab Gotelver
Ben Monte
Hottale
Northern Central Railway Company
Milindernie
Capone
Double Hanging Planned by Exclusive AP Report
An AP exclusive reports a double execution setup in a unnamed county. The site, dates, and county officials are referenced with unclear spellings and inconsistencies but indicate a planned hanging event involving Jane Jones and other local figures.
Military clash yields prisoners as twenty men killed
From The Aswolited Prema in Bucharest reports a Moldavian flare up. The fighting led to the death of twenty soldiers and many captives taken by advancing forces.
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Bucharest
Myiwanta
Sov
Piasuile Djainet
Keenan Acquitted in Gillentown Shooting Case
In Bellefonte court today John Keenan was found not guilty of causing Annie Hubbing’s death in September. The trial centered on the revolver involved and the struggle preceding the fatal shot, with the weight of evidence not establishing culpability beyond doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
John Keenan
Annie Hubbing
Gillentown
Keenan
Liv Aman
Turkey to pay indemnity for Armenian massacres by cruiser deal
Diplomatic dispatches report Turkey may settle American claims from Armenian massacres by building a U S cruiser funded through payments. The issue of granting exequatur to Dr Thomas H Norton as consul at Harpoot remains unresolved as Washington notes no formal Turkish proposal has arrived. The Kentucky is in Smyrna drawing cautious reports from Istanbul and London observers amid censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
Hiypoot Csharpur
Thomas H. Norton
Kentucky
Smyrna
Legation
London
Smyrrna
Russia
Porte
Pa Norton
Ann
Asia Minor
Armenia
Washington
Turkey
State Department
Site Department
Norton
Harpool
Sicla
Trade review signals cautious rise in retail demand
A wire from New York reports tentative upticks in dry goods sales and general consumer demand. Factory and rail shipments show moderate expansion, with higher quotations seen for some items as orders rise and stockpiles adjust ahead of frost.
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New York
Uwl
Wun & Up
Wintelos
Nears
Swuth
Iran
Cheago
Uliana Low
Tiewey Sablines
Chleste
District Court Bankruptcy Petition Reports in Butler County
An exclusive wire report outlines a bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court. It names A McCariney of Butler Pennsylvania as petitioner and Khaleel as receiver in a case involving The Hywel MIE Co of Belo, with allegations of asset disposition on a date in August and subsequent filing for bankruptcy.
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Associated
Prem Pilteburg
Sow
Geode
United States
Lee Feivt
Ane
Pakeso Tverman
Bites Quarantia
Wes Sal
Hywel Mie Co
Belo
Fie Sahials Wip
Gaabts
Ubi
Se.tu
Haukeupiyg Wad
A. McCariney
Butler
Tie
dKr
Khaleel
Harteht County
Theistobholaugh
Clowrfield
Imperial Underwar Company charter filed in Dover
A certificate of incorporation was filed in Dover for the Imperial Underwar Company of Benniton with capital listed.
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Hague
Great Bend
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Mies
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Mrs
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American College League
Farmer
Tammany Investigation
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Paul Klopsteck
TILIS
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New Yew Paulo
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Local
Cient
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Lotto
Gelng Inte
Cliss
Tee
TM Leet
Siindie Soho
Heason
Terry
Eligi
Clarence Moharter
Banker of
Reichstag
Associated Mess
Pennsylvania
Hirtialute
Goveror
Tully
Gieuge Wail
Washington County
Dew & Bo
Jane Jones
Sane
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Loth
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Prema
Associated Prose
Opine
Harpoot
Dun’s Review OF Trade
U. 8, District Court
Dover
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