Bryan Out as Democratic Leader Amid Calls for Reorganization
Exclusive wire reports Senator West of Missouri rejects Bryan as a long term Democ ratic standard bearer. He argues the party should embrace Jeffersonian principles, not populist shifts, and notes historic recoveries after defeats. He dismisses calls for immediate reorganization and predicts a new leader will emerge.
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Democrats
Washington
West
Missouri
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Congress
Iman
Jefferson
Tmnes
Federat Miity
Taylor
Polk
Fillmore
White
Feeline
McKinley
William Alien
Ohio
Camputens
House of Representatives
Tilden
Senate
Thurman
Match war looms for Jeffries Sharkey bout in New York
Exclusive report from New York notes a planned prize fight between James J. Jeffries and Tom Sharkey. Bids for the match purse run until January 1 with Queensberry rules and 8 ounce gloves.
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New York
Jemes J. Jeffries
Ohwiniplon Pugilist
Tom Sharkey
Mae Perins
Nevada
Mariuis
Queensbury
Jeffries
Fitusimmons
Mictvhey
Tublin
Flood of Immigrants and Influx Draws Rapid Response
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press notes a surge of immigrants entering the country at unprecedented rates since July. Officials describe growing pressure at the borders and varying public reaction to the influx from numerous nations.
Crisis at Tampa as unions clash halt work
Crisis hits Tampa as the International American and Spanish unions fight for supremacy. Factory closures and mass layoffs follow as both sides demand rival members be barred from work. By tomorrow morning over two hundred workers may be unemployed across Colan-American plants.
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Tampa
Fila
Inber
Meusistimela
International Cigar Makers
Foress
Y. Penda
Alveres
Colan-American Company
Condition of the Strongs Receivership Reveals Large Debts
Exclusive AP report details the Strong and Stott firms facing heavy obligations amid failed notes and mutual endorsements. W L Strong & Co and Stott woolen mills near collapse with notes totaling hundreds of thousands and potential liabilities up to millions, while receivership proceedings unfold in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
W. L. Strong & Co
Miems
Stott
Mr. Strong
Strong
Butler, Notman, Johney & Manders
Edward A. Trent
Strong Tirem
Stott Woolen Mills
F. H. Stott
Erieis
Hurge
Stott Mills
Stottville
Stott Company
Strom & Company
Strong & Companys
Edward A. Treat
Philadelphia
W. L. Strong & Company
Winter Storm Hits Deadwood and Surrounding Areas
Exclusive report from Deadwood notes the worst winter storm of the season began this morning. Light snow and mist cover the town with strong winds and freezing temperatures dropping by thirty degrees. Snow in the nearby mountains is reported at two feet. city street traffic in Leadville and Deadwood is halted tonight though rail lines remain open.
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Deadwood
Leadville
National Grange annual meeting opens in Malibanda
The Associated Press reports the 30th annual session of the National Grange begins in Malanbunda with a full week of proceedings. Delegates gather to discuss policy, agriculture, and member activities as the event continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nallonal Grange
Muabunday
Compulsory arbitration urged after sweat shop hearings
Industrial commission heard Missouri labor chief Thomas P. Rixey and New York official James P. Reynolds. Rixey described a St. Louis street car strike not officially ended and pressed for compulsory arbitration while noting Missouri's obstruction law was inadequate. Reynolds discussed East Side tenements, street markets, and rampant sweatshop conditions including long hours and disease in workshops.
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Associated Prom
Washington
Industrial Commission Today
Thomas P. Rixey
Missouri
James P. Reynolds
New York
Rixey
St. Louis
Iinest
University Settlement
Eldridge Street
Reynolds
New York City
East Side
Privile Apartments
Treynelds
Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Ite Mainufacturer
Reverend Barry Killed by Cable Car on Broadway
Exclusive wire reports Rev. Father John E. Barry vicar general of the Manchester Diocese and pastor of St. John's Concord killed by a cable car on Broadway. He died after being dragged by a flat truck wheel while crossing with fellow priests near the Astor House. traffic halted as authorities arrested the conductor and motorman.
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Associated Pinns
New York
John E. Barry
Manchester and
Concord
N. H
St. John's Church
Broadway
J. M. Callahan
Portsmouth
N. 1
G. W. Murphy
Porthind
W. J. O'Reilly
Manchester
Astor House
Father Barry
Incomplete Report on Bomatur 2 AW Incident
Exclusive wire from AP notes Bi Maul and Moe Theneparte aboard the ted ride of United States Bomatur 2 AW. Davie the afternoon indicated he was improving after illness and his condition was stable. Doctors report recovery underway and expect a positive outcome despite initial concerns.
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Associated Press
Maul
Moe Theneparte
Ted Ride
United States
Bomatur
Davie
Panto Talib
Corporations Chartered by State Department Action
State department reports chartering new corporations including The Lammweter Willow street Lamp seer in Minot bem washed ladag Butwuntes county and The Pearcylvania Munulieturig Co Logs Bers Allyghomny county with capital figures 5160,000 and $10,000 respectively. Names appear garbled but indicate new business entities listed in the November filing.
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Hanisburg
Allyghomny County
Capitel
Pibtehune
Op Wa
Groom Dead While Bride Waited for Wedding
Halifax dispatch reports Sergeant Major Edwards of the Royal Artillery found dead at his quarters door on the Citadel He was en route to marry Miss Allen at Trinity Church A carbine lay nearby with a fatal bullet passing through his head Friends doubt self inflicted death He was 40 with nineteen years of service
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Halifax
Edwards
Royal Artillery
Trinity Church
Honothal
Edwardse
Misa Allen
Mise Allen
Irrigation Congress Prepares for National Meeting in Chicago
Chicago gears up for the National Irrigation Congress November 21 to 24 with prominent speakers on forest preservation and water storage. government experts will discuss forestry and irrigation while business leaders including James J. Hill address the gathering at Central Music Hall and Auditorium.
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Chicago
Ireration
Peple
Irrigation Congress
General Miles
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Senator Roster
Washington
Senator Cartier
Montana
Reveridge
Innit
Perkins
California
Oon Forestry and Irrigation
Auditorium Theater
Chidge
Neer
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Central Must Hall
Oecomeodkites
Census of Alaska Shows Harsh Living in Northern District
The census reports 13 052 natives in northern Alaska with 3 019 Indians in the Yukon Kuskoquin corridor. Many villages visited showed only three fires in dugout shacks, natives subsisting on frozen meat and seal oil, and near extinction of fur bearing animals. Nome district is most populous. Nome’s summer population around 18 000, with 12 000 returning home in winter.
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Washington
Census Bureau
District of
Alaska
Samuel C. Dunham
Yukon
Kuskoquin
Maurien Johnson
Johnson
Gary
Gulf
Nome
Dawson
Nomi
Conference of the Silverites Under Way in Minneapolis
Members of the Silver Republican national committee meet in Minneapolis on November 14 to discuss the party's future. Participants include Charles A Towne, George A Shibley, and BE. 8. Corser. An address is planned to oppose giving up the party organization and to align with Silver and Lincoln Republicans toward unifying with Democrats.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Silver Republican National Committee
Charles A.towne
George A. Shibley
Ill. Neds
Corser
Ineetion
AW Sliver
Lincoln Republicans
Ecuwme
Unclear Transcontinental Vessel Messages From Allied Ports
Fragmentary report lists ships and destinations with scattered names such as Centburg Liverpont Harm lure and Bremen New York via Cchierbeowurg. The garbled text mentions arrivals and ports including Southampton and New York with multiple improvised spellings.
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Associated Irons
New York
Bes
Worlenuland
Unclear Excluvive Wine Company Notice In Nevada
Fragmentary OCR text references a Nevada notice involving Excluvive Wine, The Associateds Vived Law, and individuals such as Lond Moberts. Details are garbled with misread words and inconsistent names, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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Prefords
Lond
Extending Free Delivery Routes Expansion Plans
Postmaster General Emory Smith proposes a total Postal Service appropriation of about 121 million dollars for the next fiscal year ending June 3, 2002, including 3.8 million for rural free delivery. By year end 4,00 routes will be established. about 4,900 more are planned next year as officials study universal expansion.
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Washington
Emory Smith
Cane Breas
United States
JIM JUDGE WINS FIGHT IN ELEVENTH ROUND
An uneven bout ended in the eleventh round as Jindidas of Lermonton fouled by accident against Mystere and Billy Smith of New York. The contest drew sharp criticism for Rudith's ring tactics from the referee at Savannah.
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Billy Smith
Savannah
Mystere
New York
Jindidas
Lermonton
Rudith
Wth Clee
Deaths of a Day: Obituary Notes From Pro Association
Exclusive wire reports the death today of Mesburn, aged 51, father of a former congressman, at his home in Philadelphia. Born in Ohio, he lived in New Jersey and Pennsylvania during his career. He served as president judge of the court of common pleas for the Forty-first Pennsylvania judicial district, spanning Juniata and Perry counties.
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Pro
Villadelphia
South Willy
Mesburn
Don i
Laien
Kesburn
Ohio
Newverlies
Firt
Philadelphia
Nordink Dleremlan
OL Millintown
Weather and politics blur in early morning bulletin
The morning page reports fair skies but continued cold temperatures. It notes General Senator Veat commenting on Bryan, along with China policy remarks attributed to the Kaiser and references to court inquiries and local government shifts in Carbondale and nearby areas.
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Veat
Bryan
China
Sanat Bhopia
Purification Meeting Aims to Cleanse Paterson Society
In Paterson New Jersey a church gathering at the First Baptist Church united by the Christian Endeavor Union addressed child protection and social reform. Mrs Ella N Denling of Florence Crittenton Home urged Christian unity to combat abuses while Mrs William Hall connected the talk to recent shelter murders and international abuses.
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New York
Paterson
First Baptist Church
Christianndenivar Union
Ella N. Denling
Florence Crittenton
Prince
William Hall
W. Co
T. U
Three New Canons On Divorce
Exclusive wire reports that the Episcopal Church plans three new canons on marriage and divorce to be considered at the 1908 general conference in San Francisco. The proposed rules tighten safeguards against remarriage after divorce and bar clergy from officiating in such cases. A third canon targets full church fellowship for those who remarry while the former spouse is alive, with penance and separation as conditions for readmission.
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New York
General Conference
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Episcopal Church
General Episcopal Conference
Cammittee
Clergs
Alor van Vik
Or Moffian
Je. Manin
Louiesites
Palion
Philadelphia
Jjeckenton
Bollinwire
Lusmen
A. Lewis
Sletaun
Charles H. Stintey
Washinetom
Dudee
Bradford
Witdaingeton
Biel
Jury in Lutz Case Selections Delayed by Exhausted Panel
Jury selection stretched as the Lutz case moved toward trial with twelve jurors chosen after delays. A new trial was granted on the perceived coercion claim, while the state weighs possible sentencing for the alleged first degree charge.
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Dhea
Cohen
Kaiser Addresses China Atrocity Aftermath In Berlin
The Reichstag opened as the Kaiser vowed to restore order in China quickly and punish culprits. He cited fanatical hate and foreign danger, paid tribute to Kling Humbert, and explained why early consultation with ministers was impractical for immediate action. The session set plans for a large loan and treasury bills to fund the expedition.
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Treasury
Berlin
Reichstag
Kaiser
Alassasein
Germany
Kling Humbert
Tiakiv
Raid on New York pool rooms split by Comstock group
The Society for the Expression of Vice led by Anthony Comstock plans a major raid on New York pool rooms and gambling dens. Citizens have formed the Anti-View Society of New York to aid in evidence collection. District Attorney Ciardi will review the material once filed.
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New York
Society For the
Anthony Comstock
Comstock Society
Ciardinee
Ibikomild Mir
Cormateck
Call Company Assigs Abid CT Pummhartes Sale
A damaged wire report from The Associated Press details a call company assignment and an estimated liability around $25,000. The article mentions Lilitle Hieliogt S Dake as a principal owner of a publishing concern and references Dest as a main party.
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Associated
Mees
Philalolohg
Dhe
The
Tall Publishing Conpoos
Woo
Brenig Call
Waalenent
Honett
Ereditons Tolay
Temban
Lilitle
S Dake
Fh Cho Pristine Lnil
OOP
Daughters of Confederacy Mentioned in Wire News
A terse Associated Press dispatch from Montgomery Alabama notes a seventh item from the United States. Edwin Wiest, referred to in the text, held a position related to the event and Davie took an action connected to the noted incident.
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Associated
Prise
Montgomery
Ala
Weather Forecast for Washington Tuesday and Friday
A brief forecast notes fair conditions with sunny intervals on Tuesday. Winds around thirty miles per hour are expected, with cooler nights and mild daytime temperatures into Friday.
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Wihington
Tiwreday
Erly
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Jim Judge
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Asrochitwd Press
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