Typhoid Fear Cools Over Emperor Nicholas Health
St Petersburg reports on Emperor Nicholas II show cautious optimism about his condition. Officials say his illness is typhoid tied to diet and water, with prayers offered in churches across Russia as authorities monitor developments.
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Nicholas
Russia
United States
Japan
Detersburg
Moscow
Shurrow
Livada
European
Thussia
Disappearance sparks probe at Newport bank
A German National Bank in Newport Wisconsin closed after an examiner took control. Bookkeeper Frank M. Brien is missing amid rumors of a S207.00 shortage. Brown, a longtime employee, is suspected of large-scale embezzlement as bank officials deny rumors while investigators pursue the case.
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Chielinuatl
United States
Hank Paalminer Tucker
Newport
Ioan Tucker
Frank M. Brien
Carshier
Brown
Alvord
New York
Hoon
Pivot National Bank of
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Youtses
Wits
Odin
Commercial Tribune
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Paris C. Brown
Cincinnati
Yellowstone Park
Covington
Chicago
German National Bank
War in Colombia Still Continues
Lachisive Wire of The Associated Press reports from Kingston Jamaica that the British steamer Atrate, after leaving Southampton October 17 for Barbados, reached Colon and carried news of insurgent victories. Insurgents were marching on Panama as of Copp’s departure, with a standstill economy and a yellow fever outbreak threatening Port Limon and Bocas Del Toro.
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Jamatica
Atrate
Copp
Southampton
Barbados
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Columbia
Panama
Tebelle
Capiin Copp
Colombt
Port Limon
Bocas del Toro
Negotiations Delay Pekin Return Amid Sanitation Fears
An Associated Press report from Pekin dated November 17 notes optimistic signs in power talks with Chinese commissioners but cautions a spring return. Sanitation in Pekin worsens with smallpox and other infectious diseases threatening an urban epidemic as garbage removal fails and coffins pile up in homes.
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Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Conger
United States
Associated Press
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Ching
T Urey
Germain
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Bekin
MISS DORRANCE HAD DIAMONDS
News item reports U S transit agents and secret service on the American line steamship seeking Miss M Dorrance’s state room. They seize three pieces of baggage including a portmanteau and trunks, with diamonds valued around five thousand dollars and an invoice showing Parisian purchase.
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Four Die in Blaze at Osway as Night-Clad Chambermaid Flee
A fire at Osway claims four lives including a chambermaid who escaped by climbing a tree. Victims cry for help to spectators unable to aid, with others managing to escape.
Debts Total $1,000,000 Amid Bankruptcy Proceedings
Francis D. Carley, famed Wall Street broker, faces bankruptcy in Trenton after creditors claim liabilities exceed assets. The filing lists judgments and claims from firms in New York, London, and Louisville, tied to a failed South venture and losses of about $1.6 million.
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Carley
Stnandard Ol Company
Southern
Citizens’ Gas Company
Af Louisville
Amd
Board of Trade
Flo
Carley, Stokes & Co
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Mr. Carley
Kentncy Union Railroad
Mrr
Frederick W. Won.ard
Apache Indians Become Active
Exclusive wire reports from Mesa Arizona detail Mexican and U S troop movements amid an Apache outbreak in the Sierra Madre near Pacheco Mexico. Mexican authorities deploy forces from interior points as a small band of raiders eludes capture while a san Carlos reservation guard is reduced to nine soldiers for 3000 Indians. A Mormon party pursues in support.
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Jaures
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San Carlos
Mine Workers Meet
Exclusive Wire reports United Mine Workers President Nichols presided at a Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company meeting in Wilkes-Barre. Two representatives from each colliery attended as minor grievances after the recent strike were discussed to end petty mining strikes.
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United Mine Workers
Lehigh and
Half a Million for Laborer Heir Surprise
Paterson New Jersey November 18 Exclsive Wire John Mitchell a laborer out of work for some time learns he is heir to a fortune after Chief Graul locates him. James Mitchell in the pork packing business left 300000 to his brother. The brother had not heard of the death until informed.
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Pennsylvanh Tanning Company
Goud
Tnable
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N. J
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James Mitchell
Graul
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Collapse of Ore Docks Shocks Minnesota Harbor
In Minnesota’s Mack Well canal harbor an ore dock collapsed under 80 000 tons of ore. Two boys aged 15 and a 22 year old man died, with one worker badly injured. The wreck, valued at about 150 000 dollars, swallowed 800 feet of dock and ore piling twenty five feet high. Ore owner is Pickands Mather Co of Cleveland. The dock had been rebuilt with new machinery.
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Huttalo
Minnesota
Mack- Well Canal
Max M. ‘Tors
Thomas Pord
William Burke
Pickands, Mather & Co
Cleveland
Deaths of a Day Report From New York
Exclusive obituary notices describe the deaths of 24 year old Eilith Booth and 1&-Mariie Love. Booth died ten days after a car accident near Central Park following a carriage incident. Love, a union labor leader, died yesterday at Hiueorille near Wau, with headquarters in St. Louis.
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Mariie Love
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Steamship Arrivals and Sailed List From New York
Exclusive wire reports arrivals at New York harbor including Pretovia Maun fore Boulogue Midmouth and other vessels traveling to and from Britain Ireland and Europe. The telegram notes ships at sea and those docking at Queenstown Liverpool and Glasgow with routes to Moville Sommoic and Campania listed among recent movements.
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Illinois Steel works billet mill resumes after shutdown
The billet mill and converters at the Illinois Steel works in Joliet resume operations after a ten week shutdown. About 1,000 men return to work. The outlook is favorable for a long run.
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Joliet
Uls
Ilinois
Weather and scattered news notes from Carbondale area
The clipped tidbits report fair and colder conditions in today’s weather forecast. Nearby items mention political questions, a fatal incident in a hotel, and various local notes from Carbondale and surrounding regions.
Governor Roosevelt on the Ice Trust
Governor Roosevelt outlines charges against Mayor Van Wyck in the Ice trust matter. He identifies three sides to the dispute including legality and public welfare, notes court involvement, and discusses the governor’s authority under the Greater News charter.
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Tivell
Major van Wyck
Police Captain Herlihy Removed In Reform Move
In New York an Elizabeth Street precinct chief, Captain Herlihy, is removed amid a vice crackdown prompted by Bishop Potter. Captain Titus replaces him at Eldridge Street as steady probes begin in the Red Light District with twenty plainclothes officers looking for evidence against disorder.
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Elde
Eldridge
Eliazabeth Street
Allen
Captain Titus
Som
New Place
Allen Street
Thom
Inquest Finds Porter Remains Likely Burned By Unknown Hands
A coroner and jury retrieved human bone fragments on the prairie near the Porter stake site. The jury returned a verdict that the remains were John Porter and that death was at the hands of parties unknown.
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Associated Press
Limon
Cole
John Porter
Brown
American Reinforcements Move Against Lukban in Samar
Reports from Manila detail renewed operations in the Philippines as U S forces deploy to Samar to crush General Lukban. General Hare arrives with 250 men and eight companies of the Second Infantry, gunboats patrol the coast, and additional regiments sail from Mirandique to reinforce Mindanao Panay and Luzon garrisons amid ongoing skirmishes and rebel activity.
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Lukban
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United States
Devereaux Shields
Twenty-ninth Volunteer Infantry
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Fourteenth Infantry
China
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Thirty-eighth
Panay
Twenty-eighth
Mindinao
Kingasyin
Wheaton
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Young
Tinlo
Aglipay
Wreck at Zanesville claims engineer in open switch collision
A railroad wreck near Zanesville Ohio this afternoon killed the engineer Jesus Bomers of this city who jumped but was crushed. Four trainmen were injured by jumping and Mrs Sara Schaing of Louisville Kentucky suffered serious bruises as passengers fled from the struck caboose on the Wheeling and Lake Erie road.
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Lake Eyre
Enalieer
Jesus Bomers
Sarai Schaing
Louisville
Weather forecast for Washington region Monday and Tuesday
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for fair conditions in northern Pennsylvania with cloudy skies and possible rain in the northern portion Mendes remain cooler in the afternoon or night Tuesday looks fair and cooler with winds shifting to northerly.
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