Reed Urges Sound Victory Principles At Boston Banquet
The Home Market club eighth annual dinner in Mediade's building drew 1 400 guests as 6 000 cheered President Bent and Governor Greenhalee. Reed warned victories bring responsibilities and urged wisdom moderation and good sense to sustain prosperity and protect the nation.
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United Press
Boston
Home Market Club
Mediade
Bent
Greenhalee
Senator Hoar
Republican Party
Senator Hour
Reed
Mer
Reed Sald
Uiome
Jolee
Minto
Linn
General Gibson Re sponds to Final Roll Call in Ohio
Tiffin Ohio November 22 General William Marvey Gibson known as General Bill Gibson the silver tongued orator addressed a crowd in support of the Republican Party He was born in Jefferson County Ohio seventy two years ago and served as colonel of the Porty-ninth during the Civil War sustaining a bayonet wound at Shiloh and continuing leadership until war’s end
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Tiffin
William Marvey Gibson
Bill Gitson
Jefferson County
Ohio
Bill Gibson
Gibson
Shiloh
Shot by a Drunkard Lewis Moore Wounded in Family Shooting
Nov 2 a drunken youth Kearney Brown 22 of Fairview C went to his father's home and opened fire after quarrel. Farmhand Lewis Moore died not yet, wounded above the heart while attempting to seize Brown's pistol. Brown is jailed. Moore, married with four children, is critically hurt.
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Fairview
Kearney Brown
Brown
Moore
Smell
Bank President Reveals 21 Year Gap in Statements
New Bloomfield Pa Nov 9 United Press reports bank president W A Spensler said he had never seen a bank statement since 1873 and admitted the bank had suffered losses then. His testimony contradicted cashier Willis who described the bank's condition differently.
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United Press
New Bloomfield
W. A. Sponaler
Spensler Se Dn
Willis
Decided Against Lee Yuen in Deportation Case
United States Commissioner Shields ordered the deportation of Lee Yuen to China as a Chinese laborer. Lee, a cigar maker in New York City for years, had previously returned to China and took an oath as a merchant upon reentry. The government contended the Kwong Shing and Yuen firm was formed to evade the law, with Lee claiming affiliation as part of the grocers at 5 Mott Street. The ruling has stirred significant interest among Chinese residents.
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New York
United States
Shields
Lee Yuen
Ching
Lie
China
Lee
Kwong Shing and Yuen, Grocers
No. 5
Mott Street
Four adverse decisions to Lee threaten deportation for Chinamen
The report discusses four rulings against Lee that would force hundreds of Chinese men to leave the country. Officials warn the deportations would affect a large Chinese community and reshape local demographics.
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Lee
Coroner's Jury Exonerates Fitzsimmons in Riordan Death
Syracuse dispatch reports coroner Rob erts and a jury exonerate Robert Fitzsimmons from blame after Cornelius Riordan died November 16 from an accidental blow in a sparring exhibition at the opera house. Dr Totman testified the fatal blow caused the death.
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Riordan
Called
Syracuse
Cornelius Riordan
Robert Fitzsimmons
Roberts
Robert Pittsimmons
Opera House
Fitzsimmons
0. M. Totman
Kilverton Servant-Hysteria Aims at Baby Fire
Annie Quinn a 15 year old servant attacked and nearly burned the Pearson 1 year old in Kilverton New Jersey. The girl held the child over a stove as three men and Mrs Pearson fought to stop her. Dr Marty treated her for hysteria and opiates calmed the scene following the attempted infant arson.
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Kilverton
N. J
Annie Quinn
Edward Pearson
Pearson
Annie
Mrs. Pearson
Marty
East Riverton
Kanakee Uprising Reported Near New Guinea Isles
News from Sydney reports an uprising in the islands near New Guinea. Scores of Europeans are said to have been killed and trading posts burned. A steamship captain found traces of cannibal feasts on Admiralty Island and New Ireland, and believes all white residents there were slain.
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United Press
Sydney
New Guinea
Three Cheers
Admiralty
New Ireland
Death of W. T Walters Removes Baltimore Art Benefactor
William T. Walters, prominent Baltimore art collector and financier, died this morning at age seventy five. The immediate cause was paralysis of the stomach and Bright's disease. He was widowed and had financial interests in nearly every major local enterprise.
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Baltimore
William T. Walters
Bright
Miner Fire Extinguished After Lansford Incident
A mine fire at Lansford was put out. a Pittsburg streetcar collision injured about six people. A Lancaster jury indicted L. Dellinger for distributing obscene literature. A mud dog bit cattle at Drehersville, all killed. Bethlehem to force arrested tramps to carry rocks. Lytle Coal Co starts shaft on Wharton tract at Jonestown. Welsh Calvinist church at Pottsville to be sold at auction. Jefferson Coal Co cuts mining price from 46 to 40 cents per ton. D H Schafer sues for 10000 damages after incident with a Lehigh Valley car in Boston. Pottsville council considers issuing 200000 for public water works. Tamaqua residents fear for missing businessman George Jones.
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Lansford
Pittsburg
Lancaster
Mrl. Dell- Inger
Drehersville
Hethlehem
Lytle Coal Company
Wharton Tract
Jonestown
Potteville
Jefferson Coal Company
Coal Glen
Lehigh Valley
Boston
D. H. Schafer
Tamaqua
George Jones
Montreal Exposition to Open in 184
From Washington a notice that an international exposition will be held in Montreal in 184. Diphtheria spreads rapidly among Detroit school children. John Garvin the Astor tramp held in New York for burglary trial. Boat overturn on St Hilaire river. Isidor Olgle and two sons drown. Women of Montgomery Alabama oppose a fine. General N A Miles assumes command of the Department of the East at Governor's Island. John Sharpe of Enterprise Brick Company St Louis commits suicide. Ciledonia fishing company St Johnsbury WI sells plant for 5500.
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Montreal
Detroit
John Garvin
New York
St. Hilaire
N. B
Isidor Olgle
Hhe
Montgomery
Ala
Howe secures bail in Pitzel case and new mysterious letter
D Mowe, St Louis lawyer tied to the Pitzel Insurance conspiracy, arrived in Philadelphia and posted bail with William McGonigal as surety. Reporter notes Howe’s surrender to Captain Linden and reveals a stranger’s envelope note promising top criminal lawyers for Holmes. Shoemaker hires Harry Hawkins as co counsel. Holmes cries during interview. police still hold that Pitzel is dead.
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United Press
Philadelphia
D. Mowe
St. Louis
Pitzel
Washington
Senator Cockerell
Missouri
Howe
Linden
W. A. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
A. W. Park
Chicago
Holmes
Navy
Harry Hawkins
Showmaker
TO OVERTHROW HAWAII. CHICAGO JOURNALIST SAILS AWAY
San Francisco news reports Claud H. Wetmore once of Chicago plotted to overthrow the Hawaiian government with hundreds of royalists. He faced arrest after Attorney General Smith uncovered the scheme and chose to depart on the Australia rather than face treason charges.
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United Press
San Francisco
Mariposa
Honolulu
Claud H. Wetmore
Chicago
Wetmore
Auvatratia
Smith
Australia
Poison Mistaken Cough Remedy Kills Pittston Woman
Mrs Joseph Timbier Ives age about 40 died from poisoning after taking nux vomica by mistake for a cough remedy. She lived on Smithfield road with three children. An autopsy is to be held by the coroner tomorrow.
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Joseph Timer
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Joseph Timbier
Timbler Ives
Smithfield Road
Glick’s
Tragedy at Johnsonburg Bank Clerk Found Dead
Harry Peoples a 24 year old bank clerk was found shot in his room above the Johnsonburg National Bank at 4 am. Two bullet holes in his head and a revolver nearby told the tale. The coroner's inquest gave no evidence on the cause of the shooting and Peoples, engaged to be married, caused his fiancée to swoon upon hearing the news.
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Johnsonburg
Harry Peoples
Johnsonburgy National Bank
Liie Wide
Caune
China Battleship Chen Yuen Beached After Torpedo Damage
United States dispatch reports the Chinese battleship Chen Yuen being damaged by a torpedo near Wei-Hai-Wei harbor and later beached. Commodore Lin reportedly took his own life to avoid condemnation, as the fleet area remains volatile amid Japanese pressure. The vessel's loss leaves China largely powerless at sea.
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Washington
China
Chen Yuen
Wei-Hul-Wei Harbor
Lin
Wei-Hal-Wei
Bay of Korea
Tallen Wan
Tto
Wei-Hai-Wei
Talien Wan
Wei- Hai-Wei
Maine
United States Navy
Bandits French Cherokee Bill and Lucky Sighted North of Muskogee
A courier reports three bandits in the bottoms five miles north of Muskogee as a posse of 15 officers races to the bandits quarters. Citizens criticize lawmen and vow to fight if the gang resists. The bank is heavily guarded and the gang may head toward Muskogee.
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Cook
United Pres
Muskogee
J. T
Bill
Lucky
Undertakers Clash Over Corpse in Ottawa
In Ottawa last night Charles Lathrop was killed and his brother Hamilton wounded when they attempted to force entry to William Sheman's residence. This morning a quarrel between rival undertakers over Charles's body led to Sessions being dangerously stabbed by Miller.
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Ottawa
Run
Charles Lathrop
Hamilton
William Sheman
Charles
Undertaker Sessions
Undertaker Miller
Conspirators Guilty in Paine Mines Fire Case
Seven miners charged with conspiracy to burn the Paine mines tipple were found guilty by the Ridgway jury. Ed Fox and Leo Wurm pleaded guilty to placing explosives under a building. The remaining five named men faced trial for related charges.
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Frank Myera
Paine Mine
Myers
Paine Mines
United Press
Ridgway
Navy
Ed Fox
Leo Wurm
Frank Myers
Ludwig Rosenbeck
Joseph Kreble
William Beltner
Wassel Swintner
Pathfinder Buried Remains of General Fremont Interred
On a hill above the Hudson at Sparkill New York the remains of General John C Fremont were laid to rest with a follower procession including his son Lieutenant John C Fremont Jr and widow Mrs John C Fremont. Prominent mourners included Major General Miles Rear Admiral Mead and dozens of Associated Pioneers of California. The interment occurred at 2 PM with Rev Ward Denna reading services and a memorial address by Mead. Mrs Fremont age 70 resides in Los Angeles California.
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United Press
Sparkill
Hudson River
John C. Fremont
Pathfinder
United States Navy
John C. Townsend
John W. Magruder
Magruder
Miles
United States Army
Mead
Associated Pioneers
California
Ward Denna
Protestant Episcopal Church
Francis D. Clark
Fremont
Los Angeles
Cal
Radical naval change after Cummings joins New York Subway
The appointment of Congressman Amos J. Cummings as a Subway commissioner of New York City prompted his retirement from the House. He led the House Naval Affairs Committee and was a strong advocate of the wartime construction policy and naval efficiency.
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Cummings
United Press
Wuashington
Amos J. Cummings
New York City
House of Representatives
House
Herbert
Syndicate Forms to Take Half of Government Bond Loan
A syndicate was formed to take half of the fifty million government loan. President Stewart of the United States Trust Co and his friends would subscribe to the other half. Banks named include Chemical, Park, Importers and Traders, Chase, Fourth National and Bank of Commerce. They are among the largest holders of gold.
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United Press
New York
Stewart
United States Trust Co
Chemical
Park
Chase
Fourth National
Bank of Commeree
Wire’s Undertone Notes Government Moves and Global Time Change
The Wire reports on Minneapolis converting to a magship, a $10,770,080 pension warrant drawn by Secretary Hoke Smith for December pensions, Postmaster General Blezell’s annual report with reforms, and President Proctor backing permanent postmasters and consuls. It notes time standardization in Argentina from December 1 and a Carlisle led conference granting broad powers to the general appraisers. Also listed is Navy Captain F R Smith’s court martial for scandalous conduct and talks between Lamont Smith and Olney on curbing jawlenness in the Indian Territory.
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Minneapolis
Hoke Smith
Blezell
Proctor
Civil Service Commission
United States
Argentine Republic
Carlisle
F. R. Smith
United States Navy
Lamont and Smith
Olney
Indian Territory
Son Finds Mother Cremated After Anatomical Board Transfer
D D Davies of Bloomsburg searches Philadelphia after learning his mother’s remains, sent to the Anatomical Board, were cremated. He claims lack of notice and vows to prosecute Luzerne County officials for turning over the unclaimed body. The case hinges on the legality of transferring pauper remains to medical colleges.
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D. D. Davies
United Press
Philadelphia
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
Davies
Luzerne County
Khim
Bloomeburg
Rochester
Buffalo
Amherst
Ohio
Luzerne County Almshouse
Anatomical Board
Knights of Labor adopt wage scales and labor reforms
In New Orleans the Knights of Labor approved local assemblies setting a maximum wage scale matching the national standard. Grievances must be filed within sixty days in local courts. State labor bureaus were urged, tradesmen urged to join trade unions, parades to display only national colors, and a preamble plank against farm product gambling was adopted.
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New Orleans
Knights of Labor
National Trades Assembly
General Master
Lgislature
Cable Cullings and Early Season Shocks Reported
The Viellan parliament has been convened for December. Reggio di Calabria and Malys experience further earthquakes. Two steamers carrying 1000 bales of American cotton pass en route to Manchester. Cork and Dublin merchants oppose Cunard plans to drop Queenstown as a port of call. Mills speed up production to meet demand.
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Dee
Reggio di Calabria
Maly
Manchester Ship Canal
Manchester
Cork
Dublin
Cunard Company
Queenstown
Weather Report Fall Skies Cloud Upward and Warmer
Fall weather outlook with increasing clouds and lightly warmer temperatures. South winds pick up as conditions moderate through the day.
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Hudson
Weather Report
Finley
Lackawanna Ave
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Spruce Street
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Wyoming
W. J. Weighel
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